Hettie Shea

"... the depleted purse- o: Pioetor Knott's buckets can amply tetify. day is over tiling out an other O'llliliiv has been need to tiling at Lexington for the murder ol Hettie Shea. The crime was a dastardly, cownidly one, and it took the jury only seven minutes to decide, on a verdict of guilty and a punishment of death. O'Brien hud secretly ..."

"... was killed. Ono night while In tills business lie shot and killed young Henry Aletcalf, but for that killing ho was acquitted. Shortly after being adjudged free ho met Hettie Shea, a beautiful girl about 23ycarsold. She was employed ns n domestic In the fntnlly of Air. John F. Woolfolk. J lo percuaded the girl to many him clandestinely. They went ..."

"... Mrs. Mr. and Ura. D. B. Little were visitors Wednesday morning. Mrs. Roland Fogus snd son are tho guests of the father, liev. Newman at hls home ln naville. Hettle Shea, Martha wero visitors at tho home Mrs. Lavern of of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Melhuish Wednesday afternoon. Ml Frances Crawley, teacher at spent Wednesday with hcr parents, Mr. And ..."

"... Prince-ton died at hi" home 1nt week, from the effects of an attack of pneuiiioni.i several months Miice. O'lliiiLN vwis hunted at Lexington lnt Friday for the murder of Hettie Shea. the Binning-bam wife mutderer, paid the penalty of hi" double crime on the fame lay. men do not lino to live alune. Mr. Chit". (J. Howanl, the bright young editor ..."