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VOL XXVIII HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 30 1906 NO 105

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TERRORIZINGSCHEME

Nipped lathe Bud on TrainSaturday Night

CAR LOADS OF NEGROESj

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Five cars filled with negroes cameover the L N road Saturdaynight Many of them got off at different stations along the road SolFritz who apprehended trouble hadtelephoned policeman Tilford to goto Guthrie and return with him toquell any disturbance that mightcome up and well he did JesseBailey and another negro hadplanned between them to take thetrain after it pulled out of GuthrieAfter running some distance Baileybegan tiring his pistol as a preludeto the music that was to follow Theother negro was on a seat with hispistol in hand to play his partNeither of them dreamed that off-

icers

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were near As soon as Bailey

t began shooting the officers rushedon him and placed him under arrestand carried him to Elkton where hewas tried Monday and fined 25 forhis little fun He was unable to payit and was put in jail The officerswere not able to make out a caseagainst the othejr negro and he wasreleased as his weapon was not con ¬

cealed

Colored InstituteThe colored teachers institutebU =

gan its sessions in the circuit courtroom Monday and will close tomor ¬

row The attendance has been verygood and the teachers are manifest ¬

ing great interestProf C C Monroe of Owensboro

is conducting the meetings and isasplendid man for the work ProfJ W Bell principal of the coloredpublic schools and others have ta ¬

ken active parts in the sessionsTuesday night the house was

crowded to hear Prof Bells lectureHis subject was Preparation andService His hearers were delight ¬

ed and received many useful sug¬

gestions Tonight the graduatingexercises of the city public schoolswill take place There are 21 gradu ¬

ates Superintendent W E Grayhas given every effort toward making the sessions a source of useful ¬

ness to the teachers of the county

At School r

The doors of the different cityschool buildings were opened to thechildren Monday The total enroll¬

ment was 759 As predicted in ourlast issue there was a marked in ¬

crease over the enrollment of lastyear The enrollment yesterdayhad increased the total to between40 and 50 over the preceding yearChildren und teachers are now get-

ting¬

down to regular work andeverything points to a most prosperous year

Good TimeThe Daughters of Rebecca and the

members of Green River Lodge IO 0 F had a delightful time lastright A splendid musicale wasgiven in the lodge room in the thirdtory Miss Jacobs and Mrs Klineof Evansville and Mrs Pinkertonand Miss Virginia Williamson filled

umbers on the program most ac-

ceptably Mr Kincannon also did

such to entertain the crowd Re-

freshments were served in the banquet room second story A smallfee was charged and a neat sum rea-

lizedAlice Started It

Mrs Nick Longworth touched the

CinCinInState Doctors 1

The State Medical Society will

met in Owensboro Oct 10

TWO SPEECHES

BY GEN HAYS

Band Meets Him Here and

Makes Tour of StreetsI

HEARD BY 400 PEOPLEft

Gubernatorial CandidateManes Another Speech at

Nightf1qI

fGuil B Hays Democratic can

didatfc 3or GoVernor filled his apnt here Tuesday coming in

from Bowling Green at 945 amHe was met at the train by a com-

mittee¬

of his supporters who es¬

corted him to the hotel preceded bya brass band In the several carri-ages

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were the following gentlemenDr J D Clardy E M Flack J EMcPherson G V Green S A Ed ¬

munds John Bullard W A WilgusJ E Moseley W H Jesup J VForbes J S Bryan J W RileyHoward Brame Dr W E ReynoldsJ W PPool and Buckner LeavellThe carriages traversed some of theprincipalstreets before going to thehotel but the crowd in town wassmall and the effort to create enthu ¬

siasm was unsuccessfulAt one oclock Gen Hays was in¬

troduced by Dr Clardy and deliv ¬

ered a speech along the lines of thatheretofore published in the city pa¬

pers It was largely an attack uponthepres nadministration

The court room was well filled anumber of ladies being presentGen Hays is a good speaker and agood many in the audience were ev-

idently¬

in sympathy with what hesaid At times his remarks wereapplauded The effect of the speechhowever was disappointing to hissupporters A strong effort wasmade to make the occasion a bigrally but the crowd was only a fairsized one and many who attendedwere not for Gen Hays It is evi-

dent¬

however that he will have agood following in this county Thesmall crowd is to be attributed tothe lack of interest at this earlystage of the campaign and not toany unwillingness to hear the distinguished gentleman speak

Gen Hays left on the 518 trainfor Pembroke where he spoke atnight Several Hopkinsville citizensaccompanied him to Pembroke ar¬

rangements having been made tohave the fast train stop at 10 oclockso they could return at that hour

Gen Hays returned to this cityyesterday morning and at 1120 wentto Cerulean Springs to fill an ap-

pointment¬

at 1 oclock-

CLOSING SERVICES

Fairview M E Church Sep-

tember

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1 and 2 1906

Saturday 1030 m Preachingservices by Rev A P Lyon

NoonDinnerSaturdayp mBusiness

meetingSunday iO30 a mPreaching

service by Rev A D Litchfield pas-

tor followed by Sacrament of LordsSupper

Sunday 3 p mRoll Call Eachmember will respond with Scriptureor other suitable quotation

330 p mReminiscences and statistics Financial Dr W S Petrieumerical Sam Elgin SpiritualJohn Petrie and Jno W Keeling

PerspectiveAprogram will be

ganged for this occasion

In AlabamaAlabama Democrats nominated B

B Comer of Birmingham for Gov

nor and H BGray of the samecity for Lieutenant Governor Sen-

ators Morgan and Pettus were renominated but owing to the factthat both are octogenarians alter-

nates were voted for Jos F John-

ston Jno A Bankhead and Jno A

Knox head this waiting list

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