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By Teri Pettit
In September of 1993, my sister Patti and I went on a research trip to
Kentucky, the first time we had been in that state since our early childhood.
While at the State Library in Frankfort, I was looking through a book of
collected miscellanea called "Talley's Northeast Kentucky Papers",
and found on p. 161 a newspaper extract from the Maysville Republican, of
Feb 29, 1868, which read "Murder: In Morgan Co., Ky, recently a man
named Isaac Hall was called to the door and shot. He retreated, was pursued
into the house, and again shot, and killed. Several men arrested. Among
them were Hall's own brother, brother-in-law, and all others are related
by blood or marriage."
Well! That was intriguing, since I knew I had an ancestor from Morgan County named Isaac Hall. So the next day we went to the State Archives, and when we walked in and were asked by the librarian what records we wanted to search, I replied, "Well, the first thing we'd like to check is that we read in an abstract from an 1868 Maysville newspaper that one of our ancestors was shot to death by his brother and other relatives in Morgan Co., Ky." A man in a room behind the desk overheard us, and exclaimed, "Oh, you mean Isaac Hall! I read about that case." (We now know, based on the material at the archives, that it was not our ancestor Isaac Hall, but rather his son, Isaac Jr., who was killed.) And when we showed him our pedigree chart to show him how we relate to the Halls, he noticed Preston Pettit at the top, and said, "You're related to Press Pettit, too! Did you know Press was shot during the Civil War by Jack Nickell, who was later hung for war crimes, and Press testified at Jack's trial?" (We had heard that Press was shot and crippled by rebels who came to his farm to requisition/steal his horses, but we hadn't known the name of the person who shot him, nor that he had testified at any trial.) It turned out this archivist, whose name is Jim Prichard, is a Civil War history buff, and reads a lot of the old court transcripts. It was so cool to walk right in and find a person, not related to us, who knew all about these ancestors of ours, and was even excited about them. He helped me find the pretrial hearing depositions, and a couple of letters in support of a pardon petition, for the Isaac Hall murder case. Those documents comprise the bulk of this article.
One thing that astonished me in looking through the petitions to the Governor were the number of petitions for pardon for murder, and the number of those pardons that were granted. There were two to five such petitions submitted each month, and more than half were granted. Most of the pardons granted were cases where the victim was someone who had run up against the law in the past; apparently the tolerance for "frontier justice" was very high.
Isaac Hall Jr. (ca 1839 - 3 Jan 1868)
27 years old at the time of his death, he was the fourth son of Isaac Hall and Anna Martin. He was a Confederate veteran, and apparently gained a taste for robbery from his wartime raids. He had been prosecuted several times for robbery and even murder (from an incident in which a jail guard was killed during an attempted jailbreak of a member of his gang), but never convicted. Some months before the events covered by these hearings, he had driven from the family home his widowed mother, his two youngest brothers, his sister, and his brother-in-law, and was using the home as a place of refuge for his band of robbers and their women.
When they despaired of getting back into their house by spring, the younger hot-heads in the family cooked up a plan to "arrest" Ike Jr., and shoot him if he resisted arrest. When the actual confrontation came, though, they simply called out to Ike to give up as he walked unarmed to the barn to tend to his horse and mule. When he ran back towards the house (presumably to get his gun), they interpreted it as "resisting arrest", and opened fire from under cover of the woods. Ike was not killed immediately, but was able to retreat to his house, gravely wounded and unable to return fire. Towards midnight the vigilante band returned and shot him again in his bed, killing him. His girlfriend Eliza McDaniel was staying with him and witnessed both shootings.
Ann Hall (ca 1801 - after 1870)
The widow of Isaac Hall Sr., she was the mother of the Victim. She was accused of conspiracy to commit murder because she consulted lawyers before the deed, asking them about the legality should Isaac be killed while the vigilante group was attempting to arrest him. One of the witnesses testifies "Old Mrs Hall said .. he had better be kill than to have to come to the [gallows]. ... She said they had talked to 3 lawyers & if they kill him it was all right he was paid for." (Apparently a colloquialism equivalent to "He got what was coming to him.")
George Martin Hall (1827 - 1900)
The oldest brother of the victim, he took in his mother and siblings when Isaac Jr. kicked them out of the family home. His attempts at a negotiated settlement were unsuccessful, as Isaac demanded more compensation than George or the other family members were able to supply. He did not participate in the ambush, but allowed his home to be used as a gathering place for the conspirators. His wife Susanna was not indicted, though she was at home at the time. (George is the great-great-grandfather of the compiler of these notes.)
Benjamin Franklin ("Ben") Hall (1852 - 1895)
The oldest son of George M. Hall and Susanna Downing, he was thus the nephew of the victim. He was 15 at the time of these events, and was the youngest member of the vigilante band.
James Hall (1847 - 1932)
The youngest brother of the victim, he was 21 at the time of these events, and was a member of the vigilante band.
Jane Alfrey (1842 - 1915)
The sister of the victim, she was also charged as a conspirator because she was present while her husband was planning the ambush. They had been living in the Isaac Hall home until evicted by Isaac Jr., and at the time of the events were staying with her brother George M. Hall.
Franklin ("Frank") Alfrey (1839 - 1918)
The husband of Jane Alfrey, he was the oldest son of Fielding Alfrey, and one of the leaders of the band of vigilantes.
Wiley C. Roberts (1832 - 1913)
The other leader of the vigilante band, he was a brother-in-law of the Alfreys, as his wife Amanda was their sister. He was also a "brother-in-law-in-law" of the victim, since his sister Susan Roberts married John M. Hall, a son of Isaac Hall Sr. who seems not to have been involved in these events. (There is no mention in the testimony of John M. Hall, nor of his two other brothers, David and William.) The parents of Wiley and Susan were Minetry & Euphamy Roberts, who moved from Grayson Co., Virginia to Bath Co., Ky about 1859.
Anderson Alfrey (1846 - )
The second son of Fielding Alfrey, he was mentioned prominently in the testimony as one of the band of vigilantes, but there is no record that he was tried.
Allen Alfrey (1850 - )
The third son of Fielding Alfrey, he also was mentioned in the testimony but apparently not charged.
(Since some of the documents from the case are missing, it is quite possible that Anderson and Allen were charged, with the case against them being heard separately, and that the charges against Anderson and Allen were dropped before the petitions were filed in August.)
The impression one gets on reading the hearing transcripts is that the members of Isaac's family did not think of the shooting as a crime. They were open in talking to everyone about what they were doing. That's why there were so many witnesses. They apparently thought it was legal to kill somebody, even when he was unarmed and outnumbered, as long as he was a well-known criminal and they first yelled "Surrender or we'll shoot!" And they were given that counsel, or what they understood as such, by an honored judge who later became a representative to the Kentucky State Legislature! In fact, if they had killed Ike outright the first time, rather than coming back to finish him off as he lay wounded in bed, there might have been no trial at all.
Eliza McDaniel
The girlfriend of Isaac Hall Jr. The star witness for the prosecution, she was with him the morning that he was shot. Her parents were probably George McDaniel and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Royse of Rowan County. They had a daughter Eliza born about 1847, and I can't find any other Eliza McDaniel in the area who would be young and single in 1868.
Henry C. Caudill (1828 - 1882)
The eldest son of Sammie Caudill & Sarah Maggard. Two of Henry's brothers were married to daughters of George M. Hall -- Abel Caudill to Mary Ann Hall, and Samuel C. Caudill to Cynthia Ann Hall.
Daniel Pound Short (1835 - 1910)
Sometimes known as "Shifty", he was a double brother-in-law of Henry C. Caudill, since Dan married Henry's sister Margaret, and Henry married Dan's sister Elizabeth. His parents were Charles Anderson Short and Ann Mullins. He had served as a go-between in negotiations with Ike Jr. over the house.
Elizabeth Caudill (1830 - 1915)
Born Elizabeth Short, she was the wife of Henry C. Caudill and the sister of Dan Short. She testified to conversations with the accused.
Sarah Caudill (1849 - 1920)
The daughter of Henry C. Caudill, she was 19 and living at the George Hall home.
Margaret Short (1837 - 1901)
Born Margaret Caudill, she was a sister of Henry C. Caudill, and the wife of Daniel P. Short. She accompanied her double sister-in-law Elizabeth to George M. Hall's house the night of the murder.
Abel Caudill (1843 - 1925)
The 5th son (and 9th child) of Sammy Caudill and Sarah Maggard. His wife Mary Ann Hall (1849-1927) was a daughter of George M. Hall. His brother Henry and his sister Margaret both also testified.
John Riddle (1808 - after 1887)
John William Riddle, son of Lewis Riddle. His only relation to the Hall family was that his daughter Sarah R. Riddle (1851-1933) would later marry William Thomas `Buddy' Hall, a son of George M. Hall, although that marriage was not to take place until 1871. (He is related to the compiler on the Pettit side, though, since his daughter Mary Susan Riddle was the wife of Preston Pettit, and his daughter Martha Ann Riddle was the grandmother of Emma Jane Clark, the wife of Jessie Petitt.)
James Jones
Probably James Boyd Jones (1847 - ), son of William Jones & Barbary Myers, although possibly his uncle James W. Jones Jr. (1828 - ), son of James W. Jones Sr. In one testimony James Jones is quoted as saying that he saw "5 or 6 men passing by witnesses [i.e., his] grandfather's on Lick Fork." In 1868, James Boyd Jones was 21, and his grandfather James W. Jones Sr. was still alive. James W. Jones Jr, on the other hand, would have been 40 at the time, and his grandfather had died in 1851. Also, James W. Jones Jr. was usually known as Jimmy Jones, whereas James Boyd Jones was always called James or J. B. Neither James Jones had any close ties to the Alfrey or Hall families, but they both had ties to Riddles. (James Boyd Jones was married to Nancy Riddle, a daughter of John W. Riddle, and James W. Jones' son Joseph Frankie Jones married Margaret Riddle, a granddaughter of John W. Riddle.)
Lucy McClain (1832 - )
Born Lucy Riddle, she was the daughter of John W. Riddle, and the wife of David McClain. David's sister Emily McClain was the wife of James W. Jones.
Henry R. Myers (ca 1811 - )
Possibly a brother of Mary Adeline Myers, the wife of John W. Riddle. Mary Adeline Myers' father was named Henry J. Myers, but he was born 1775 and died before 1840.
John T. Evans (1850 - )
Son of John A. Evans (b. 1820) and Elizabeth Myers, who had a farm adjacent to that of William Jones & Barbary Myers.
John Jennings (1820 - )
Born in Tennessee, he married Rachel Fannin in Morgan Co. in 1842, and was living in Rowan Co. in 1860.
Oscar Johnston McKenzie (1840 - 1922)
Son of Rebecca McKenzie and Thomas Perry. He married first Eliza Ann Lewis and second Rinda Prater.
I do not have any information on the witness Doc R. D. Weaver. Witnesses Jm M. Lewis and R. B. Alfrey are covered under the Lawmen section.
G. D. Phillips
Mayor of West Liberty, hearing the case against Wiley Roberts.
J. B. Fugett
Justice of the Peace for Morgan County, hearing the case against Wiley Roberts
Wm Mynheir
Judge of the Morgan County Court, hearing the case against Frank Alfrey, James & Ben Hall.
W. H. Lewis
Justice of the Peace for Morgan Co., hearing the case against George Hall, Ann Hall, and Jane Alfrey.
G. Lewis
Justice of the Peace for Morgan Co., hearing the case against George Hall, Ann Hall, and Jane Alfrey.
Jm M. Lewis
Ex-Sheriff of Rowan Co. He testified as a witness, and also petitioned the Governor for the pardon of the defendants.
John M. Elliot
A very prominent lawyer and politician who conducted the petition drive to pardon the accused. Elliott County, Kentucky and Elliottville in Rowan Co. were both named after either him or his father, John Lisle Elliott. (References differ.)
L. W. Andrews
Another local lawyer, who wrote a letter to the governor in support of the petition. Andrews and Elliott were probably two of the three lawyers whom Mrs. Ann Hall consulted before determining that it was "all right" if Ike were to be killed. They probably defended the accused in their trials.
W. W. Cox
Weston Cox, Sheriff of Morgan County, son of Solomon Cox and Louisa Trimble. (His name is sometimes also given as Western or Westley.) His wife was Elizabeth Nickell.
W. H. Elam
William H. Elam, Deputy Sheriff of Morgan County. He married Nancy Easterling in 1840.
R. B. (Robert Bruce) Alfrey
Son of Alfred and Mary (Bradshaw) Alfrey, and a cousin of the defendant Frank Alfrey. He was a jail house guard. His wife was Sarah Ann Jones, daughter of William A. Jones and Barbary Myers.
D. D. Epperhart
Daniel D. Epperhart, the Examining Clerk who took the hearing notes transcribed here. Son of Henry J. Epperhart and Christina Day, he married first Rutha Nickell and second Sarah Amanda Logan.
I don't have any genealogical information on most of the lawmen. (Now what does that say about my roots?) I would appreciate hearing from anyone who can connect the three Lewises for me.
What follows are verbatim transcripts of the pre-trial hearings, from documents at the Kentucky State Archives in Frankfort. The transcripts (except for the case against George Hall, Ann Hall, and Jane Alfrey, which is missing the first four pages) all start with a couple of pages of requests for postponement to await the arrival of either witnesses or lawyers; these postponements have been omitted in the interest of brevity. I have preserved all the misspellings, erratic capitalization and lack of punctuation of the originals. I have photocopies of the originals that I would be happy to share with anyone interested. There are also two letters to the Governor, written the August after Isaac's death, requesting that he pardon the defendants. I have placed these letters before the hearing transcripts, even though they are dated 7 months later, because they make a good introduction.
At the Archives, the hearing transcripts are filed under Morgan Co. Criminal Court records, and the pardon requests as Governor's Papers. I have not been able to find any record of the actual trial(s). Since all of the accused were living and free in 1870 (from census data), it appears that they were either acquitted or pardoned. There were several other short documents relating to the case in the box of Morgan Co. Court records that I took notes on rather than photo-copying, but those notes were accidentally left at the Archives. Most of the other documents were arrest warrants and prisoner receipts, but one was a letter from a lawyer, requesting a change of venue because the case was so notorious locally that it would be difficult to obtain an impartial jury.
The change of venue was apparently granted, because Morgan County Civil and Criminal Court Order Book 10 (1867-1869), records on page 83, "Commonwealth vs George Hall, Charge of Murder, Bail set for $2500.00. Thomas E. Lewis of Morgan County and J. M. Lewis of Rowan County appeared in open court. George Hall to appear in Wolfe Circuit Court 1st day next term." and on page 84, the same actions as above for George's son Ben Hall. On the back of the indictments is an annotation "May Term, 1868. By petition of George Hall, Ben Hall, James Hall, Wiley C. Roberts and F. Alfrey and venue changed to Wolfe County."
Unfortunately, early Criminal Court records for Wolfe were burned, and the earliest available is 1913. The archivist, Jim Prichard, however, recalled having read some trial records at some time in the past. (He said they contained testimony as to Ike Jr.'s actions which precipitated the shooting, including a quote from Isaac that as far as he was concerned, there was only one law, his gun.) Another possibility is that some other researcher walked away with the original documents. The fact that the first four pages of the first hearing transcript, which probably contained the best description of events, are missing would tend to support this conjecture.
Teri Pettit
September, 1993
Morehead Ky
Aug 26th 1868
Hon. J. W. Stevenson
Gov of Ky
Dr Sir
Our mutual friend Hon John M. Elliot, will apply to your Excellency for the pardon of Geo. Hall, Ben Hall, James Hall, Ann Hall, Frank Alfrey, Jane Alfrey and Wiley C Roberts, persons now indicted, charged with the murder of Isaac Hall, the Brother of the three first*, the Son of one of the ladys, and the others near relatives. I refer you to Judge Elliott and the petition for the facts of the case.
I am not aware of your Excellencies views on [the] practice of intervening before conviction, and do not propose to make any recommendation on that point; But allow me to say that If under any circumstances you may be willing to pardon before convection, that the case of these parties present strong claims upon your clemency.
Isaac Hall I defended many years ago for Felony. He was a notorious desperado and such was his extreme violence and utter disregard for all law that his death was necessary to the safety of the lives of several of those charged with his Murder. There exists among the good people who knew the deceased and know those charged a strong solicitude that you may pardon all the parties. I therefore cheerfully & earnestly recommend that you pardon all of them.
Your friend
L. W. Andrews
[*transcriber's note: Ben Hall was not really a brother of Isaac Hall Jr., but rather a nephew, the son of George M. Hall. At the time of the killing, he was 15.]
Hon J W Stevens
Gov of Kentucky
Dear Sir,
I hope to be excused by your honor & Mr. J M Elliott will present you a petition to obtain the release of Halls & Alfreys charged with the murder of Isaac Hall I write this to let you know that this said decd in my opinion belonged to this organisation and was one of the leaders of the band that robed Bangor, the place of Business of the Licking River Lumber & Mining Co, who had one of there firm (Gen Baldwin) to see you last week in relation to obtain arms &c Hall the Decd helped to rob my store in 1865 & has been a man of evil habits all through his life acting in disregard of the Law shooting officers when they attempted to arrest him. I do this in the Spirit of Justice & this thing of steeling has become a crying evil in many localities of Kentucky & good men have no assurance for their prospect so long as the country is infested with such an element as Hall & others of same stripe are permitted to Run at Large
Yours &c
J M Lewis, Ex Sheriff of Rowan Co
(I did not find the petition referred to in these letters in the Kentucky
State Archives. Nor did I find any record of whether the petition was granted
or not. But I was only there one day, so I did not have time to make a thorough
fifth winets
Elizabeth Caudill states in the [day] of the Murder of Ike Hall
Frank Alfrey came to my house and said If he though he could git any of
the Boys on the hill he woud go & git some of them to help take Ike
& they would go in and kill him that knight & went down to Halls
on the same Evening of the Murder Old Mrs Hall said she could not stay they
with Ike till spring she said he had better be kill than to have to come
to the gallace when Frank Alfrey came up the old woman Ran & met him
& Late in the [night] I heard shooting down at Ikes & Gorges Family
was gessing a bout the shooting & when Frank came up again Jane Alfrey
said she supposed he was Finished & Georges wife said Ben would Be up
the[re] directy or she woud go after him & started & said he would
make his wife come back George Hall said he did not like Bens going down
to Ike Halls on the morning of the murder
sixth witness
Margaret Short stated that I went with Mrs Elizabeth Caudill down
to George Halls He requesed of me if I knew any thing of Will Fouch that
he was a going to take Ike Hall that he was badly wounded when we got to
Hall the old Mrs Hall said he had to be killd She said they had talked to
3 lawyers & if they They(sic) kill him it was all right he was paid
for & she [said] they must wash Ikes clothes & about night we heard
a shooting down at Ikes after the shooting I and Mss Caudill returned home
but before we started home Jane Alfrey state he ought to be killed we went
down to where Ike Hall was killd on Saturday Evening they just had dressed
him & Frank Alfrey brought a saddle packett with berrying clothes Mrs
Ann Hall & Jane Alfrey said it was right he was killed for 3 lawyers
said so the old [woman] said she had raither It was as it is with Ike than
for him to come to the galles witness further states that Ike was a good
son & cleaver to his mother & well behaved at my house
seventh witness
John Jinning states that I seen a party of men pass my shanty
on the north fork on Friday night 3rd of January 1868 I saw five me men
coming to our shanty & 3 of them turned off and crossed the creek &
Frank Alfrey came to me and said Ike was hurt very bad and wanted us to
go up I asked them if they thought he would die and they said he would &
they there was an officer with the 3 men that turned off
Eighth witness
John Riddle states that he was not acquainted with Wiley Robbers
& the 2 Alfreys I went down to Halls the night of the murder of Ike
Hall when I got there they made me go in & examine Ike & know if
he woud die & I came out & told them he would soon die & they
said the Alfreys & Robers said if he did not die he would come back
& finish him & they started the day before Ike Hall was killed saw
Frank Alfrey go down towards the River & next morning there was fresh
horse sine in the road
Eight witness
[This is obviously the ninth witness, coming between "Eighth" and "Tenth", but the court clerk's notes really said "Eight" here. There was no heading for the eleventh witness.]
James Jones state that I met Frank Alfrey going down to the River
the day Ike Hall was killd riding a mule after the murder I went down in
the evening to Halls I heard Robbards say they shot Ike & if he did
not die they would kill him I heard Jane Alfrey say she was sorry he was
Tenth Witness
Lucy McClain states that I saw Frank Alfrey go down towards the
River the day before Ike Hall was kill I went to Geo Halls on the Evening
that Ike was killed & when I reach the house I heard shooting going
on then I went down to where the house <? paper folded> was done &
I heard one of the <? paper folded> men say Ike could not live
Able Caudill states that I [heard] George Hall say that these men from the river had shot Ike & it had must bound to be done & said he had got H C Caudill & Dan Short to go down to get Ike to leave the farm & Davis Cornnet told George Hall why did he not git an officer to take Ike with a writ & George said Ike would kill them all & it was a brave trick of them five men going in and shooting Ike after they had shot him the first time & the killing of Ike was a bound to be done the conversation happened on Saturday after murder
January the 15 Wednesday Eavening Court adjourned with the release of Jane Alfrey
Thursday morning court set 16 January 1868
16 January 1868 Mrs Ann Hall Released
The Commonwealth against Geo Hall on try J M Hall Jany 16th
Hall acquited 16 Jany 1868
adjourned untill to morrow morning
January 17 1868 Court set to try Frank Alfrey Ben Hall & James Hall acquited given under my hand as clerk
D. D. Epperhart for Examining
W H Lewis J.P.M.C
G Lewis J.P.M.C
|The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Wiley Roberts
|Morgan County
January the 18th 1868
J B Fugett JPmc
G D Phillips Mayor
<January 20th through January the 28th 1868, daily entries of postponements, omitted from this article>
January the 29th 1868 The court met persuant to adjournment and the prisoner being brought before the Court
Eliza McDaniel Rowin County being Sworn and examined on behalf of the Commonwealth States that on friday after new year Early in the morning Isaac Hall went out to feed his hogs and witness heard two guns fire and went out to See and Seen Isaac hall Runing towards the house and came in and called for his pistols & witness pict them up and gave them to him he went to the bed and fell on the bed and Said he was a dead man witness Staid with him untill about 10 or 11 oclock with him and Hall told her to go to George Halls and tell his mother to come home and tell James hall to go after Doctor Weaver and if he would not go for witness to go witness took the Bridle and Started to the Stable and met 3 men the prisoner Ben hall and Allen Alfrey and they told witness that if She moved they would Kill her and asked witness for the Bridle which She gave to them and Said Kept witness under arest untill Evening Said men went Back to the house and wounded Said Isaac Hall in the night witness Examined the wounds Says he was Shot in the Back and in Each Side which witness believed caused his Death and the made witness go in the house and get I Halls pistols and deliver them to James Hall Frank Alfrey & prisoner came to the party that done the Shooting and they Enquired of witness if Isaac Hall was dead and if not dam him he would go and finish him witness states that he Said Hall was Killed in morgan County as Represented to her
John Riddle of Rowin County Sworn for Commonweath testified Seen the Deft at George Halls with others and went to Mrs Halls and Deft got him to go and See Isaac hall and to inquire how he was Shot and Report to them which witness done and told them he thought he would die and the agreed to leave and come Back and if he got better the would finish him witness Examined the wounds and Said there was five or six wounds which was done in Morgan County on the 3d day of Jan 1868
James Jones Rowin County Sworn for the Commonwealth testified to about the same facts as John Riddle did
J M Lewis Rowin County Sworn for Commonwealth testified that after Thursday after new year Saw Frank Alfrey at his Store and Said he was going after help to arrest Isaac Hall and advised with witness as to how and who to get to make the arrest and after he Returned to witnesses house in company with the Defendant Roberts witness Seen Defendant on Saturday after Isaac Hall was Killed and Deft Said he had Shot in the door but did not know whether he had hit him or not but thought he did not
Henry Myres Bath County Sworn for the Commonwealth Testified that he Seen the Deft with others and Said George Hall had went after men to arrest or Kill Isaac Hall and was to meet Deft at George Halls Said and asked Deft the news Deft Replied the had did what the had went to do and Isaac Hall was dead
The Court having heard the Evidence and the cause being Submitted to the Court and being Satisfied that there are Sufficient grounds to believe the defendant is guilty of the offense charged it is ordered that he be held for trial in the Morgan Circuit Court and not allowed to give Bail he is Committed to the Jailor of Morgan County
J. B. Fugett J.P.mc
G D Phillips Mayor
|The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Frank Alfrey Jas Hall & Benjamin Hall
|Morgan County
Jany 21st 1868
Wm Mynheir J.M.C.C
<January 22th through January the 28th 1868, daily entries of postponements, omitted from this article>
Wednesday 29th Jany 1868 Court met persuent to adjournment the prisnors F Alfrey Jas Hall & Benjamin Hall being brought in to Court and the Commonwealth being Ready as also the defendants announced them Selves Ready their fore the defendants counsell moved that the witnesses be Examined Seperatly whereupon all the witnesses Except the one under Examination were removed out of hearing of the witness under Examination
Eliza McDaniel Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth testified that she was present when Isaac Hall was shot that she heard 2 guns fire in the direction of the Hill and in a few minutes heard 3 or moore guns fire in a different direction and immediatly saw Isaac Hall come running towards the House and called for his pistoles witnes took the pistole met descest at the door but he could not hold the pistoles he was too weeke Said he was a dead man this was early in the morning between day Light and Sunrise on Friday after Newyear Last in this county about 12 ock in the day witness went to the stable to get the Horse to go for dest Mother and the Doctor witness was then arrested by 2 men says Wily Roberts was one the men they took witnes to the fence above the House and out of Sight of the House from the Locality of the ground in the Evning Frank Alfrey came down with some provisions witness told F Alfrey that Isaac Hall was shot witness said one of the men that had arrested her take the buckett of provision that F Alfrey brought and Lift the Lid off Take out Some Meet & Bread & ate of it and took the remainder to the other men who was under the Bank witness Told Alfrey to go for Dest Mother and Alfrey Left going in the direction of George Halls Late in the Evening witness Saw James Hall & Ben Hall Coming Down from the hill a Little higher up that where the first 2 Guns fired the men Told Jim & Ben to Set down their Guns which they did one of the Men Took Bens Gun went towods the House witness did not See what he done he Soon Returned told witness to go and get Isaac pistols & Gun witness Refused they Said they would not Shoote him any moore witnes then asked F Alfrey who had Returned If She must get them Frank said he reconed they Said they would not Shoote him any moore witness then asked Jas Hall If She must Jim Said yes he Reconed witness went and got Isaac pistols & Gun brought them out gave them to Jim Hall and James Gave one of them to one of the men who went Towords the House and and(sic) witness heard a gun fire witnes asked If she might go to the House & they Said yes witness went to the house and after witness got to the House Isaac told witnes to go and tell Jim to come and see his Brother die but Jim Said he did not want to do it the other men came to the House Made witness Come out as witness was coming out Wily Roberts Caught her by the Arm pulled her out of the house and Several guns was fired in the House at that time Jas Hall Ben Hall & F Alfrey was at the fence when Last guns was fired witness was not acquainted with the 3 men that had arrested her and the Same that Shot the Last Shoots but dest told witness after they Left that it was Wily Roberts Anderson Alfrey & Allen Alfrey that shot dest the Last time this was in Morgan County as witness is informed It is on this Side of the North fork and at the House formly occupied by the widow Hall the Mother of Dest and witness understands the Creek to be the County Line that Ben Hall & James Hall Came from the direction of the first Shooting in the morning that Wily Roberts Allen & Anderson Alfrey come from the direction of the Second firing their not being time to heare all the Evidence the Cause is Continued till the 30th of Jany 1868 and the prisnors again committed to the custody of R D Elam Ds for W W Cox Smc & his guard
Wm Mynheir J.M.C.C
Thursday 30th Jany 1868 Court met persuent to adjournment the prisnors F Alfrey Jim Hall & Ben Hall being brought in to Court
John Riddle of Rowan County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth testified that he Saw Frank Alfrey going in the direction of Licking River the morning following Saw where horses had passed back towards Dest House
Friday Evening Ben Hall Came for witness to go and set up with Isaac Hall said he was shot witness James Jones & Mrs McClain went when they got to George Halls they stoped a short time this was after dark saw Frank Alfrey Jas Hall Ben Hall & 3 other men that witness did not know at George Halls witness James Jones Mrs McClain Jas Hall F Alfrey and the 3 strange men all started to go from G Halls down to Isaac Halls the Dest when witness got to the yard fence of Dest the 3 strange men stoped told witness to go in and see if Isaac Hall was dead and to aske the young woman how he was shot and if he could Live witness went in and saw Dest asked to woman how he was went back to the 3 men Told them he was not dead but that he could not Live one of them said well Let us go then another said yes then we will Leave him and If he Lives we will come back in a few days and finish him and they started off down the Creeke did not see Jim Hall or F Alfrey when the 3 men was talking about coming back to finish him Jas Hall & F Alfrey Left about the same time the 3 men Left did not see Either of them that night any moore Saw F Alfrey Saturday morning next Saw the wounds in Dest baudy thinks their was some 5 or 6 holes in Dest baudy 1 or 2 in the floore 2 in the Doore 1 in the Bedd dest died about midnight of the wounds Recieved this was in Morgan County Kentucky and the 3 day of Jany 1868
James Jones of Rowan County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth testified and says he lives in Rowan County some 3 or so miles from Dest House saw Frank Alfrey the day before dest was killed on Warricks Runn going in the direction of the River about 10 ock at night Said saw 5 or 6 men passing by witnesses grand fathers on Lick Fork on Friday night that Dest died Saw F Alfrey James Hall Ben Hall Wily Roberts Allen Alfrey & Anderson Alfrey at George Halls they all Except Ben Hall started with witnes Jno Riddle & Mrs L McClain down to Dest House witness and Mrs McClain was behind did not see F Alfrey & James Hall after they started when witness got to Dest House Heard Jno Riddle say to Wily Roberts Allen Alfrey & Anderson Alfrey that Isaac was not dead but that he could not Live one of them said well we will go away and if he lives we will come back and finish him Dest died that night about 12 ock they all left soon after the conversation above spoken that is Allen & Anderson Alfrey & Wily Roberts per wit did not see J Hall or F Alfrey any moor that night after they started from G Halls this was in Morgan County Ky and on Friday after Newyear Last.
Jm Lewis of Rowan County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth Testified and says he saw Frank Alfrey at witness Stoore House the day before Dest was shot about noon thinks Allen Alfrey & Anderson Alfrey was in company with him Frank left the Store and came back to witness House or to his yard fence late in the Evening in company with Wily Roberts said they wore going to arrest Isaac Hall said George Hall had gaun for Bona Hallon to arrest Isaac Hall and they wore to meete him said Alfrey said he had great grevences agt Dest for he had threatened his F Alfry life and had drove him from home they left going up the river in the direction of Dest this was on Thursday did not see them any moore untill Saturday morning Wily Roberts Allen & Anderson Alfrey came to witnesss Store House thinks he saw F Alfrey on Sundy heard F Alfrey say his information was that Isaac Hall was Dead
Henry Myres of Bath County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth testified and says he saw F Alfrey in company with Allen Alfrey Anderson Alfrey & Wily Roberts at David Myres some 2 miles above Jm Lewises store House in Rowan County on Thursday night about 8 Oclock the night before Isaac Hall was shot One of them Told David Myres they wanted to borrow his gun Myres asked them what they wanted with it they said they wanted to go Hunting witness then turned to Leave Allen Alfrey said to witness they wore going to do something with Isaac Hall that George Hall had gaun to get some other men to help they all left in the direction of Dest House witness did not see them any moore untill Saturdy morning saw Allen Anderson Alfrey & Wily Roberts at Feelding Alfreys this was a few days after New year
R B Alfrey of Rowan County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth Testified and said he saw Frank Alfrey on Thursday before Isaac Hall was killed on Warricks Run in Rowan County Frank said he was going to his Fathers to get some oil [ail ?] that he had forgotten did not see Frank any moore for 3 or 4 days and after Dest was killed saw him at Jm Lewis store saw Ben Hall their also witness saw Wily Roberts Allen Alfrey & Anderson Alfrey Early Saturdy morning after Dest was killed at Feelding Alfrey in Rowan County
Jno T Evans of Rowan County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth Testified that he was at David Myres in Rowan County on Thursday the 2d day of Jany 1868 saw Frank Alfrey Allen Alfrey Anderson Alfrey & Wily Roberts about Bed Time that night at David Myres Frank Alfrey got down went in to the house Told Mrs Myres he wanted the gun she said he could not get the gun they left with out the gun did not see them any more that night next saw Allen & Anderson Alfrey & Wily Roberts on Tuesday afterwards saw Ben Hall & George Hall a short time after the killing at Jm Lewis Store House
Oscar McKinzie of Morgan County Sworn & Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth Tistified that he was at work about one mile below Isaac Halls on Friday the 3d day of Jany 1868 and the same day that it is Reported that Isaac Hall was killed that in the night some time on Friday that Jas Hall & Frank Alfrey came to witness camp said they wanted some one to go up and stay at Isaac Halls House that some one had shot and killed Dest some one asked who done it Frank said the officer went to arrest him and he was shot witness or some one else asked what officer and Frank said he aught not to tell it would finally come out ther was other persons going down the Creek about the time Frank and Jas came to camp
Henry Cudle of Rowan County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth Testified that he was at home on Thursday morning the 2nd day of Jany 1865 that during the day George Hall came for witness and Daniel Short to go to Isaac Halls to make a compromise with Isaac witness and Daniel Short went Told Dest what George sent them to do Isaac said tell George that If they will pay me $50- for my part of the Land and $5- that Frank Alfrey owes to me that I will leave just as soon as I can sell my corn and dispose of my stock Short said to Dest he would buy his corn witness said Short went back to G Halls told him what Dest said Frank Alfrey was not present at the time George Hall said they had $40- & could borrow the rest or would borrow the rest to pay for Dest part of the land this was the evening before Dest was killed did not see Frank untill Saturday night after Dst was killed saw him at Dest House
Daniel Short of Rowan County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth Testified that he lived some 3 miles from Isaac Halls the Dest says he was called on by George Hall to go with Henry Caudle to Dest and see if he could make a compromise with dest he George wanted to know if dest would take $50- for his Dest part of the land said they have $40- and would borrow $10- if Dest would take it this witness and Henry Caudle told to Dest when they got to his house dest said if they would give him the $50- for his part of the land and pay him $5- that Frank Alfrey owed to him Dest that he would leave as soon as he could sell out his corn and get away witness understood the difficulty to be between Isaac Hall the Dest & Frank Alfrey Jas Hall & Dest Mother that Dest had Runn them all from Home.
Mrs Elizabeth Caudle of Rowan County Sworn & Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth tistified that George Hall came to witness House to get her Husband & D Short to go to Isaac Halls they went this was the day before Dest was killed on Friday the day Dest was killed witness was at George Halls witness Heard the Guns fire Frank Alfrey came up to witness this was about 12 oclock on Friday Frank said they had shot 5 times said witness told Frank if Dest got away he would kill them all Frank said he knew that but it was not the intention to let him get away Frank came up the Creeke riding very fast the old Lady said it had to be done James & Ben Hall was not at home at the time George Halls wife said if Ben did not come soon she would go after him She Mrs Hall went witness did not see her any moore that day witness saw Jas Hall Frank Alfrey and Dest mother on Saturdy night after Dest was killed witness was at George Halls on Friday Evening when George came Home saw George coming he was Riding a strong Horse after the last shooting in the evening George Hall started down towards Dest House did not see him any moore that day witness went Home
Miss Sarah Caudle of Rowan County Sworn & Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth Testified that she was living at George Halls at the time Dest was shot and had been for a few days before that Frank Alfrey & family was at George Halls Jas Hall & old Mrs Hall was also at George Halls that on Wednesday before the dest was killed witness heard Frank Alfrey say he would have times altered before Sunday night on Thursday morning Frank started away witness did not see him any moore that day just before day on Friday witness saw Frank with 3 other men at George Halls they loded their guns and started towards Dest house Frank James Hall & the 3 men that was with Frank Frank came back after day light and Ben Hall went back with him witness started down with Jane Alfrey and met Frank Alfrey coming up again Frank said they had shot him 5 times that he watched for them while they fell back and loded again Dest mother said thy could go to the window and shoote him Frank Alfrey took provisions from George Halls in the morning and at Dinner he went in the direction of Dest house Frank Alfrey also took 2 Blankets & over coat and a pair of Boots did not see any of them except Frank after they left the house Frank said he stood on the Bank and watched while they fell back and loded
Able Caudle of Rowan County Sworn and Examined on behalf of the Commonwealth Testified that he met George Hall at Cyrus Alley on Saturday after the killing Ben Hall came for witness to help burry the Dest witness told him they might bery their own dead
here the Evidence for the the Commonwealth closed their not being time to heare all the Evidence on the part of the Defence Court Adjourned till the 31st Jany 1868 their upon the prisnors are committed to R D Elam DS for W W Cox Smc & his guards
Friday 31t Jany 1868 Court met persuent to adjournment the prisnors F Alfrey Jas Hall & Ben Hall having been brought in to Court and the Court Having heard all the Evidence and arguement of Counsel and being satisfied that their are sufficient grounds to believe the Defendents are guilty of the offence charged It is ordered that they be held for trial in the Morgan Circuit Court and the Deft Ben Hall allowed to give Bail in the sum of one thousand Dollars
The Defendants James Hall & Franklin Alfrey are not allowed bail they are their fore ordered to be committed to the jailer of Franklin County
To the jailer of Morgan County
You are commanded to recieve in to the jail of Morgan County James Hall & Franklin Alfrey and them safely keepe untill discharged by Due Course of Law they having been held by me Wm Mynhier County Judge as Examining Court for trial in the Morgan Circuit Court on a charge of Murder given under my hand this 31st day of Jany 1868
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Got sloppy at the end, but we took care of business.
I'm glad we're not Cleveland!
Passion, Pride, Playoffs, Pacers
Team was clearly gassed in the 4th from the effort the past two games. Smart to coast it home and not risk an injury as they got tired. Cavs don't have the offensive firepower to be a threat once they get down 20+.
Should we be concerned about Roy Hibbert's play in two straight games with no solid competition at the center spot?
Next up the Thunder and a real test of the Pacers defense.
proud of we have Rush
7-6. DC, Rush, and Danny played good.
The only thing that has me worried is how Roy has been playing. He's been playing like crap; getting in foul trouble, not scoring, not getting to the line, not rebounding. He's only 23 though. I guess that is what you have to expect from such a young player.
As Stacy said, it is really nice to see Rush grow like this. He's looking like a beast right now. If he can continue to stay hungry no one really knows what his ceiling is. This goes for the whole team as well. It is really awesome to see us get more talented.
One more thing. After that second half, it's pretty obvious that Josh does a lot of things that make us go. Once he went out, we didn't execute nearly as well. Especially when both DC and Josh were out of the game.
I can't wait to see Danny on Durant Friday. Should be a pretty good game. Russell Westbrook is having a ridiculous year too.
Not when you win big both times.
We haven't needed him because other guys are stepping up and having big games.
That's nothing but good.
First a somewhat off-topic bit:
I don't want or need for this to become a big discussion - hell, I don't even need anyone to respond - but I have an observation and a request. I've noticed in the last several game threads an increase in the "We are raping team x," and "Josh got raped by opposing player x" talk. It bothers me to see this casually thrown about and I suspect I am not the only one. I'd like it if those of you who are inclined to post this way reconsider doing so in the future.
Now the game:
Very fun to watch a great defensive effort two games in a row (I know we let up in the 4th quarter but we went deeper into the bench and some of our guys looked gassed). The offense will come and go but I like our chances of hanging with teams night in and out when we play this kind of defense. Kudos to Danny and Brandon for setting the tone on that end of the floor.
I'm a little concerned about the big fella but when most everyone else is clicking we can afford to give the young guy room for a bad stretch. I hope that headache isn't more than a headache.
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Impressive win, regardless how bad Cleveland maybe.
Coming off a monster win down in Miami, it's NBA nature for teams to have big let downs. It happens all the time and we didn't let it happen to night.
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I feel like Josh really showed his worth to the team tonight in the first half. When he plays like that I really feel perfectly ok with what we are getting out of the PF spot. He isn't a starter on most teams but he is a really good FIT for this team. He brings a lot of defensive energy and really works very well in our motion offense.
Hansbrough started the second half and while I thought he played well individually (love his toughness), I thought the ball movement suffered and the overall team defense was less suffocating with him on the floor.
Certain posters (cough *Unclebuck*) who supposedly love hustle players seem to give Josh zero credit for his defensive hustle. He is constantly getting into the passing lanes, blocking/altering shots, and tipping out offensive boards. They kept showing a montage of the great defensive play in the first half and Josh was involved in probably 75% of the plays.
He had a pretty crappy stretch a few games ago and it was good to see him bounce back. Its good to see a young player hit a slump and recover, and I give credit to Jim for sticking with him. The team chemistry has been excellent lately.
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Lived by the 3.
But, I'll take that over the alternative.
Oh yea, only really one negative tonight.
TJ Ford was TERRIBLE. He is so up and down game to game it kills me. I really hope we get him traded by the deadline. Really looking forward to the Collison/Price rotation.
Amazing how much things have changed in regards to the Point Guard talent on this team from a few seasons ago though.
"As a bearded man, i was very disappointed in Love. I am gathering other bearded men to discuss the status of Kevin Love's beard. I am motioning that it must be shaved."
- ilive4sports
have no fear B rush is here
It would make sense to put him on Westbrook and stick our PG on the offensively challenged Thabo Sefolosha.
I was at the game tonight, it was so awesome to see the crowd into it like they were. Typically they get up for the Orlando's and Boston's and when you go see the Clevelands or the Toronto's of the league the crowd could care less sometimes.
I wished we wouldn't have given up so much ground in the 4th. JOB played a very young line up there in the 4th to close out the game and they looked terrible. For those who say play the young guys....well Exhibit A. I'm glad we have some solid Vets on this team.
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gummy for President.
This space for rent.
Awesome win.
I wish I could have heard area 55 more often. I heard you guys once, but it was brief (Maybe in the 2nd quarter)
Awesome to seem the crowd into the game
Yeah Rush should play Westbrook late in the game if it is close
I'm surprised some of you aren't happy with Roy. I thought his defense tonight was outstanding, really good, he had a huge impact.
Dunleavy also had several great team defensive plays.
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I'd want to see films in their original Cinerama projection process on film not digital video projection.
Yes, it apparently was just a few days from reopening.
The theater was destroyed by an August 14, 2013 fire. :(
Too bad, not using speakers any more.
Looks like it was a nice theater.
Wow! Now that's an auditorium! Look how huge the screen is. :)
This is a run-of-the-mill 1980's vintage theater if I recall correctly.
Are the speaker posts still there?
According to the theater's Facebook page, the theater closed on February 3, 2013 and is now for sale.
Several broken and missing sections of neon on the theater's sign.
Boy, all those restrictions sound like right here in Olympia, Washington. We must have gotten our city council from you guys.
Yeh what's the deal with the field layout? Looks like a twin to me.
The font used for "Skyline" sure reminds me of the 1960's. ;)
This picture of me was taken in 1987.
Officially converted to video projection today August 6, 2013.
The theater is in the middle of a 4 million dollar facelift and remodeling. It will also get a marquee for the first time in it's life. I will get pictures when the project is done in a few months.
That article fails to mention Kodak has signed a contract with ALL the major studios to continue providing them with billions of feet of 35mm film over the next several years. The studios still must provide 35mm film prints to foreign countries!
According to this story in the Astoria newspaper, the Florence Cinemas closed July 14:
I've heard the theater closed last month.
Should now be listed as demolished. Here is a website about it:
Seems the theater has been replaced with a gas station now.
I've heard this theater isn't doing very well business-wise.
Chuck1231: Not a lot happening theater-wise in the Pacific Northwest. I hadn't commented much because there wasn't much for me too comment about. However, I see a few people have started to add theaters I know things about so now I've got something comment on. ;) I've seen some of the pictures of closed Oklahoma drive-in theaters and I've been able to comment on the projection and sound equipment in some of those theaters. Thank goodness some of those brave souls who venture onto the property of closed drive-ins to get pictures.
I've been in this theater several times, but unfortunately, never got to photograph it.
Regal Cinemas has definitely been operating this theater for at least ten years. There are two entrances to the theater property. The main entrance is from Mile Hill Drive. The other entrance is off a side street and past a Taco Bell restaurant.


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Passo Cuvignone rankings
Difficulty ranking world: 2257 (all)
Ranking Italy: 629 (all)
Ranking Alps: 817(all)
Difficulty score: 86.75 what?
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The Passo Cuvignone is situated in Lombardy. This climb belongs to the Alps.
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Even with losses of more than one percent, the major indexes still look pretty strong with only the S&P-500 closing below its 20-Day Moving Average (DMA). All the other equity indexes we regularly monitor took significant losses. The three canaries; Russell-2000 (IWM 112.48 -1.76), Bank Index (KBE 32.12 -0.63), and Regional Bank Index (KRE 38.58 -0.92) all closed below their 20-, 50-, and 200-DMAs and all shifted into downtrend states but they all reached oversold levels so an initial bounce looks likely. The Finance Sector ETF (XLF 22.65 -0.30) lost more than one percent and the Semiconductor Index (SOX 635.32 -16.43) lost more than two percent. Both closed below their 20-DMAs while the other equity indexes we regularly monitor remain above their 20-, 50-, and 200-DMAs. All the non-canary equity indexes are in trading states with a BULLISH BIAS. Longer Term Bonds (TLT 114.89 +1.43) added more than one percent and is positioned now for a potential double top. It shifted to an uptrend state. It maintains a BULLISH BIAS. It remains above its 20-, 50-, and 200-DMAs. Trading volume remained light with 705M shares traded on the NYSE. Trading volume on the NASDAQ was exactly the same as on Wednesday with a just above average 2.044B shares traded.
There were five economic reports of interest released:
• Initial Jobless Claims for last week came in at 302K versus an expected 311K
• Continuing Jobless Claims came in at 2.507M versus an expected 2.563M
• Housing Starts (Jun) came in at 893K versus an expected 1.020M
• Building Permits (Jun) came in at 963K versus an expected 1.037M
• Philadelphia Fed Index (Jul) came in at 23.9 versus an expected 12.5
All but the last report came out before the bell. The Philly Fed released its report a half hour into trading.
There were three important geopolitical events that occurred before and during the session. The first that occurred was sanctions announced by the United States of America against Russia over their continued involvement in the affairs of Ukraine. Second was the announcement of a downed Malaysian Airlines Boeing jet. It was shot down over Eastern Ukraine near the Russian border. There has been a lot of finger pointing but the technology required to shoot down a jet at 30,000+ feet is not known to exist in Eastern Ukraine. This leads one to ponder who shot down the airliner and whether it was linked to the Malaysian Boeing jet that went down in March? Finally, late in the session, Israel announced they were commencing ground based attacks in Gaza. Needless to say, equities sold off as investors worried over geopolitical risk.
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The U.S. dollar and the Euro were little changed.
The yield for the 10-year treasuries fell six single basis points to close at 2.48. The price of a barrel of crude oil rose +$1.99 to close at $103.19.
The implied volatility for the S&P-500 (VIX 14.54 +3.54) soared thirty-two percent! The implied volatility for the NASDAQ-100 (VXN 15.85 +2.47) rocketed sixteen percent higher!
Market internals were mixed. Advancers led decliners 5:4 on the NYSE while decliners led advancers 4:3 on the NASDAQ. Up volume led down volume 2:1 on the NYSE while down volume led up modestly on the NASDAQ. The index put/call ratio fell -0.31 to close at 0.78. The equity put/call ratio rose +0.17 to close at 0.67.
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DEtermining Accuracy and TrEnding CharacTerization of AF
This study has been completed.
St. Jude Medical
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First received: August 22, 2012
Last updated: March 16, 2015
Last verified: March 2015
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The objective of this study is to assess the atrial fibrillation (AF) episode detection when using the SJM(St. Jude Medical) Confirm ICM (Implantable Cardiac Monitor).
|Atrial Fibrillation
|Device: SJM Confirm ICM
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|DEtermining Accuracy and TrEnding CharacTerization of AF
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: familial atrial fibrillation
MedlinePlus related topics: Atrial FibrillationU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by St. Jude Medical:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Assess SJM (St. Jude Medical) Confirm ICM (Implantable Cardiac Monitor) Sensitivity and Positive Predictive Values of AF Episodes of at Least 2 Minutes in Length, Utilizing the Data Collected During the Holter Recording. [ Time Frame: 4 days after Holter starts ]
Sensitivity measures the percentage of the actual duration of AF identified by the Holter monitor (for all AF detections that are ≥2 minutes in duration observed in the study) which are correctly identified as AF by the SJM Confirm ICM.
Positive Predictive Value measures the percentage of the duration of AF detected (for all AF detections that are ≥2 minutes in duration observed in the study) by the SJM Confirm that is identified as AF by the Holter monitor.
|Study Start Date:
|September 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|SJM Confirm ICM Observational Group
|Device: SJM Confirm ICM
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
Primary Care Clinic
Inclusion Criteria:
- The subject has been implanted with a SJM Confirm ICM, DM2102.
- The subject has or is suspected to have paroxysmal AF.
- The subject is ≥ 18 years of age.
- The subject is willing and able to provide written Informed Consent (prior to any investigational related procedure).
Exclusion Criteria:
- The subject has persistent (>7 days and ≤1 year or requiring cardioversion), longstanding persistent (continuous AF >1 year) or permanent AF (not attempting to restore sinus rhythm).
- The subject has AF of reversible etiology (e.g. electrolyte imbalance, thyroid disease).
- The subject has a contraindication to Holter recording.
- The subject has already received an active implantable medical device other than the SJM Confirm ICM, DM2102.
- The subject is unable to comply with the follow up schedule.
- The subject is participating in another investigational device or drug investigation.
- The subject is pregnant or is planning to become pregnant during the duration of the investigation.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01673256
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01673256
|Rhön-Klinikum, Herz- und Gefäß-Klinik
|Bad Neustadt, Germany
|Herz -und Diabeteszentrum
|Bad Oeynhausen, Germany, 32545
|Charite, Campus Virchow-Klinikum
|Berlin, Germany
|Klinikum Coburg
|Coburg, Germany
|University of Dresden - Heart Center
|Dresden, Germany
|Klinikum Frankfurt Höchst GmbH
|Frankfurt, Germany
|Klinikum Ingolstadt GmbH
|Ingolstadt, Germany, 85049
|Herzzentrum Leipzig
|Leipzig, Germany
|Isar Heart Center
|Munich, Germany, 80331
|Singen, Germany
|Schwarzwald-Baar Klinikum GmbH
|Villingen Schwenningen, Germany
|Den Haag, Netherlands
|Albert Schweitzer Hospital
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Sponsors and Collaborators
St. Jude Medical
|Principal Investigator:
|Thorsten Lewalter, MD
|Isar Heart Center Munich
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 21, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|St. Jude Medical
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01673256 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|August 22, 2012
|Results First Received:
|January 5, 2015
|Last Updated:
|March 16, 2015
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Atrial Fibrillation
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Heart Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Pathologic Processes
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Pocinho-Fornos rankings
Difficulty ranking world: 4946 (all)
Ranking Portugal: 75 (all)
Difficulty score: 52.61 what?
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The Pocinho-Fornos is situated in Braganca.
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The thought of being able to use something as an attractant to lure wild hogs out easily and safely sounds too good to be true. And for the most part baiting hogs isn't automatically going to guarantee that you'll be walking back to your truck with some bacon. You always have to remember to keep a "that's why they don't call it shooting" attitude when it comes to this sport. Regardless, baiting for hogs can increase your chances at having a successful hunt.
Why make hog bait?
There's always different scenarios that you may encounter where knowing how to make hog bait could be beneficial.
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- A Hog's Nose Knows - If it doesn't smell like bait then it's just food. The purpose of bait is to lure and attract something towards it. Hogs will eat just about anything, but their love for sweet pungent smells keeps them focused in for longer.
- Easy to Make - We've all heard different recipes and methods for making bait but often times it's overly time consuming or ends of making a bigger mess than its worth.
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- Store in your garage for 3-5 days
Yes, it's that simple. You could add beer, but why waste it?
Plain Old Corn
There's no denying that hogs love your regular corn; but, in the essence of an attractant it may take time for wild hogs to find a feeder. This is especially the case if they've already found a plentiful food source and/or water source and keep their roaming down to a minimal. Plain corn is probably the most cost effective way of doing a feed setup for hog hunting. Whether its a automatic tripod feeder or a pig pipe that your hunting over, corn can go a long way. And that's where our hog bait comes into play, that sweet pungent smell will carry and hopefully that brings them to your spot.
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As they say in real estate: location, location, location. As you should do with any hunt speculate the area. Make sure you feel comfortable knowing where things are including backdrops, water sources, pathways, etc. Be sure to make note of small things to - perhaps along fence lines where you see some worked up earth or where the wallows seem to position themselves in relation to nearby thickets.
Spread out your hog bait to intercept these paths with the majority of it going in an area where you plan to hunt over. Don't bother burying it as you want them to smelling and eventually tasting it.
Setting up a couple of hours before sunset is a good idea to minimize your scent after leaving (hopefully you sprayed yourself down prior to) and give them a chance to move in.
Depending on your feeder setup if you are using one you could use this bait directly in there. The corn tends to stay pretty firm and will take on the smell and color of the bait and it works wonders in pig pipes.
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Ozzy Osbourne feels that he should be back as Black Sabbath's frontman and that they should make an album again.
With "Black Rain" coming out on May 22, Ozzy Osbourne managed to take some time off thinking about Black Sabbath. Though is strong as a solo artist, the quirky singer is longing for the band's reunion that he believed only coming to sense when he fronted it.
"It would be so easy for us to get in and out of a studio and make an album. But if it's not up to the par of when I left, why do it? It will destroy the f***ing legacy of Black Sabbath, and the legend of Black Sabbath," he said in an interview. Ozzy was asked to leave the band in 1979 after internal conflicts and an evident lack of commitment occurred. Rainbow's Ronnie James Dio then filled in his position.
"I haven't dropped the idea, because Tony and I are talking alright about it. I haven't abandoned the idea - like, 'If my album does well, f*** Black Sabbath.' It's what I want to do. We have repaired some of the damage between each other, and now, I'd like to do a really good f***ing Black Sabbath album," he continued.
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AS one Parker brother prepares to leave the music business, another is hoping to step into the spotlight.
Lewis Parker — the older brother of Tom, from chart-topping boyband The Wanted — is one third of indie rock trio Treacherous Dogs.
The 30-year-old, from Tonge Moor, is hoping to break into the industry and has been getting advice from his famous sibling.
The former Thornleigh School pupil said: "He helps me out where he can, he's really busy. He's in America at the moment.
"He's obviously been in my shoes before — how it starts, going up to being at the top of your game."
Treacherous Dogs was formed after the split of Lewis' previous band, The Jude, in 2012 and the new line-up set about writing and producing material in his North London studio.
Their single Les Filles Francaises has been championed by BBC Radio 1's Huw Stephens and 6 Music's Steve Lamacq, with their sound described as an eclectic mix of rock and indie with northern soul beats and melodies to sing along to.
Lead singer Lewis, who plays rhythm guitar, said: "The record industry model as it stands is out-dated.
"What we want to do is build it where we are self-sufficient.
"We will build our own team. If a label comes along and they are offering a good deal to benefit us all that's what we will take.
"We're not sending our demos off to record labels."
The group has played four official gigs in London since the beginning of the month and have their first big show in Manchester planned for Friday, May 9, at The Roadhouse, followed by festivals including OsFest in Shropshire.
Lewis said: "It looks like it's going to be a busy summer. In September, the plan is to go into the studio and record an EP.
"Try and hit the unis and break into Europe and do a few smaller gigs. Just grow the fan base."
As Lewis hopes to build his band's fan base, his brother is on The Wanted's farewell tour, with The Glad You Came and Chasing the Sun singers going their separate ways following their gig in Oklahoma on May 17.
Lewis said: "He has got some plans to do a single. He's got a few interesting things, he is quite a businessman. He is the brains of the family.
"He's like Del Boy! He's always got some scheme or business. He has got his clothing label, his girlfriend has got Hey Dolly.
"I think he'll be all right he's just moved into a new house. I think he just wants to experience a normal life for once instead of being pulled from pillar to post.
"I think they are all still best mates, that's the good thing about it. They will all go off and do their own thing and then they will regroup."
The Wanted burst on to the music scene in July 2010 when their debut single, All Time Low, went straight to the top of the charts.
They also scored success in America, with reality television series The Wanted Life, which launched on E! in June, 2013, a number one single and performing at the White House before tensions frayed amid rumours of rows over girlfriends, business deals and the thirst for solo careers.
Lewis said: "The first time they were on The X Factor it hit me how big they were and all these fans going insane. After that, it became the norm.
"What he has achieved for a lad from Bolton, who didn't know what to do with himself at one point, is amazing."
While Lewis is a fan of his brother's music, he says would like to emulate the success of the Arctic Monkeys.
He said: "They are a big influence on us, not just musically, but the way they do business.
"It's all about the music for them, it's about sustaining a high profile but without selling out."
It was at the age of six when Lewis started playing the keyboard before discovering the guitar.
He said: "I think I did that until I was about 11, then I went to secondary school and it was absolutely not cool to do anything like that.
"I stopped for years and I picked up the guitar for the first time when I was 18."
He worked as a personal trainer for 10 years, then in recruitment until earlier this year, as well as stints as a session musician with The Wanted.
He said: "I did a bit of work with them. I've seen behind the scenes. It's interesting to see how a top level pop act works.
"We're feeling confident. What we've done in a short amount of time is what a lot of bands would do in a couple of years."
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