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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

La INTERSTATE obra etAmores que ma
TAM, del c6lebre novelista frances Mr..
Charles Morouvel, SO halla de venta en- la
Liberia de B. F. Sanjurjo Vidal, Fortale-
"a ndmero Is $3.50 el ejemplar que cons
ia de dos tomos. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

La eociedad "Flor de Mayo" estable-
cida en- Puerta de TERRA, .organiza para La
noche del dia 1S del corriente, el primer
bale de capa, que promote quedar muy
concurrido, dada la animation que SO no.
ia, Ia directiva de la sociedad sc sorteara un
regalo en- cada bale entire las sefioritas y
otro entire las madres de estas. La or
queeta esfla que diriie ell reputado profe-
sor don Casiniro Duchesne, Ia cual estre-
nara osebonitas danzas.
- :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

LEASE ell anuncio de las PiIdoras Toco-
l6glcaS de GGdeG que publicamos en- otro
ugar y que recomendamos particular
mente las damas. Els un remedio para
combatir las Intermediates de la mujer,
las que 10 han usado. Dicho medica-
mento SO vende en- todas las buenas far
macias. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

aapa8QH Dc 0hprQl Y'de 0abritilla, (bQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Han contraido matrimonio en- Utuado
ell estimable seflor don Jose Domingo Els
pada, y la virtuosa seilorita Josefa Villa
rif1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
MnVLMIENTn nE VAP0RES = El espa1

{" Miguel N. Piniilos," saii6 de Canarias 81
30 de Abril> >directamente para este puerto.
Ell espanol Alfonso XII" 10 hizo ell %
de Cadiz, conduct rdo tropas.- El espa-
1ol Alava, saldra de Liverpool el II del
actual.-El espai1ol 8: ::M6jico" eali6 de Ia,
Habana, ell 80 del pasadO con rumbo q este
puerto, hacienda sus escalas intermedias..
Ell espafol '' San Francisco" salio de Ia
Habanaqel 5 del que rije ,directo para este
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Una escena violentfsima Sc ha regis
tradO estos dfas en- la Audiencia de BrHse-
las. Al leerse ell veredicto del J1rado one
condenaba & dos anarquistas, procesados
por escritos ofensivos al Ej6rcito,. los dos
reos Sc indignaron y profrieron iniurias
tremendas contra sus jueces. A los insuI.
tos de los anarquistas del banquillo, uni6.
ronse los de otros que Sc hallaban disenni-
nados entire el pdblico que asistia la vis-
tivas a la anarqufa y a Henry, intentaron
asaltar el estrada para apoderarse de sus
partidarios, cosa que no les:fu6 dable con-
seguir, porque los gendarmes Sc 10 impi-
dieron, reduciendolOs prisi6n. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Don Isidoro Bermejo, guardia civil
del puesto de Vega baja, nos suplica ha-
gamOs presente su agradecimiento hacia
su digno Cabo y companeros, por la hon
rosa acci6n que han tenido bien rendir-
le, al compartir con 81 la cantidad que CO.
rrespondfa dos d6cimos de billete agra
ciados, al cual le invitaron contribuyese. y
no 10 acept6, por no tener dinero a mano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

ABASIQ PUBLlGg.-La carne deres
pc expendera mai1ana 90 ochayos eI
Hio' IA Dc cerdo 10 Yends & az ochavog
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Aver tarde anoche circul6 con insis
tencia en- esta Capital, la noticia de que 50
hab1a recibido un cablegrama de Cuba, en-
el que SO ordenaba embarcase para aque-
LA isla todos los batallones de guarnici6
en- Puerto-Rico. Procuramos averiguar
la verdad de este rumor y, seg6n nuestros
informes, 10 que SO ha recibido es, orden
para que embarque ell battalion " Vallado
lid y, de guarnici6n en- Ponce, por el vapv r
"M6xico" que SO espera aquf Ell del CO.
rriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

AHTES de comprar camisas, yea listed
las que SO venden en- La EGpo8Gci6n. fren.
to a &C. La Mallorquina con pecheras de
color elegantfsimas de cordones & s1-S51
$3.50 y 81. Hay que acudir pronto para
aprovechar la ganga. P1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Ganga puede llamarse ell colossal sur
lido de velos de religiosa que SO realiza en-
Lo F'anao de Puerto -Rlc0, San Francisco
45 2, 8 y reales vara, satenes y perca-
les q 2 reales vara que valen tres reales.
sombrillas y antucas desde 50, paf1uelos
de seda bordados 2 y reales uno de
hilo tambien bordados reales, 6 rs.
y un peso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Ell vapor '|Ciudad de Cadiz" cargo e1
esta Capital, para la Peninsula, LAG sa
COS, barril y baul, con 95, 734 kil,,s cafe
,237 sacos y barri!es con 464,555 kilo
azdcar y l GAIA dulces y otra de tabac'
elaborado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Adn no SO sabe donde naufrag6 el cru
cero Reixa Regente, pues los unicos YES
tigios hallados fueron I'm banco frac
mentos de botes, que SO supone pertene-
clan dicho buque. Contindan las esplo
raciOnes en- su busca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Por ell Gobierno General SO han conce.
dido ocho dfas de lieencia al alcalde de
Humacao don Juan Beltran,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
CURRENT TOPICS.

QUEEN VIcToRIA's railway carriage
cost s35,OOO.
Tue Tennessee Legislature has taken
a recess until April 2.
Mrs NIcEwISTER is poor woman
living in Cedar county, Mo.
IT is said that tobacco seed will re-
tain its vitality for ten years
RUSSIA is said to have IS, 900, ,OOO OO0
in gold within reach for rainy day.
THERE is Davidson, Dawson and
= Davisson in the Missouri legislature.
AN exposition of arts and industries
will be held in the City of Mexico in
1896.
WIRE cushions for carriage seats are
being introduced ON the North British
railway,
THE king of Siam possesses one Of
the most splendid collections OF jewels
in the world.
| A uNIvERALIsT minister at Perry, n.
Y, played the clarionet in his pulpit to
lead the singing.
lN the Arctic regions rocks often
burst from freezing, with noise equal
to heavy artillery
AT Windsor, Mo, IA buggy caught fire
and burned up from hot bricks placed
In 1t as foot-warmers
Two thousand patents have been ta-
ken out in this country on the manu-
facture Of paper alone,
TEXAS is preparing to celebrate the
semi.ccntennial anniversary OF her ad-
mission into the union
TIE new government buildings in
Kansas City, several in number, are all
TO be built of Maine granite.
Az English syndicate is said to have
options on the Waltham and Elgin
watch factories at sl6,OOO,0OO.
LANE Of fluid asphalt under 4G,
600 acres of Chickasaw county is the
latest discovery in Oklahoma.
On the way from Sabine TO Calves
ton, Tex, on a sloop, Drew Pender, q
passenger, was frozen to death,
MISSOURI has bill before the legisla.
ture to prevent people from shipping
green watermelops for ripe ones
AFTER years of adventurous life on
the ocean Rockland Me man met
death the other day by falling from a
chair
The annual fire loss from incendiar.
ism in the United States and Canada is
500, 100000 according to conservative
estimates,
GEORGE FRosT, of Porterville, CAL,
sold off six acres of land sixteen tons
of dried prunes last fall, the price be
ing sl,jOO,
TmE production of iron fell off in Jan
uary and prices declined somewhat
but the output was much greater thar
year ago.
THE canal connecting the Baltic with
the North sea, fifty.nine miles il
length, is now finished, except a few
minor details.
CHARLES DELANEY was found almos'
frozen to death in an empty coke over
! at Pow haitian, W. Va. He had lair
there five days.
Is several European countries butte
! is sold by the yard. The rolls are
. yard in length, and are sold in section
TO suit purchasers.
"TnE Girl Left Behind Me- is al
, Irish tune. known to have been in eX
istence in 1870 The author Of tn
| words is unknown.
TnE first birthday celebration men
toned in history is that Of Pharaoh, n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
N.vlpnndlana wants a Loan.

ST. JonNs, y. f., Feb. 26.-Tho
Whiteway government applied 10 tho
imperial government last week for a
loan Of So, 100000 placing the revenue
OF the colony ns security, and permit'
ting two English commissioners to un'
dcrtakc the expenditure of the money.
This the imperial government declined
to do unless the local administration
consented to a thorough investigation
Of the colony's affairs by royal com.
mittcc before hand
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01

recorded in the 2Oth verse of the 10th
chapter of Genesis.
BREAD us daily article of food is
used by only about one-third of the
1900, COO 900 that constitute the present
population of the earth.
THE Chinese train the cormorant as
a fishing bird A ring is placed around
the birds neck, which prevents it swal-
lowing the fish it takes
TnE largest salmon caught in Brit.
ish waters during the last twenty-five
years was caught in the Tay, which
weighed seventy-one pounds.
The Gazette des Beaux Arts of Paris
throws very serious doubts over the
question of whether the world has a
genuine portrait of Napoleon.
A BILL has been introduced in the
Massachusetts legislature making it IL
legal for passengers to stand in the
aisles or on the platform of street
cars.
Con PIPES are said to be one of the
latest affectations at some of the jun
Tor clubs. Each member is said to
have his own cob and to leave it at the
club.
The smallest public park in New
York city is Bowling Green, with an
area of half an acre. The largest is
Pelham Bay park, with an area of l,75G
acres
FRANK ZEIGTER, who was injured by
a Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railroad train
at Massillon, O., year ago, has com
promised a $4,000 damage suit for
81, ,OO9
CALDWELL county, Mo-, has what is
called the sawed church, because II
was once sawed in two and moved five
miles from its former to its present 10
cation.
A LoNpoN firm which has manufac
tured eight of the eleven cables linking
the United States to England make
| fifty-five miles of cable each twenty
four hours.
COMPRESSED tea is not by any means
a novelty In Russia, hard cakes Of
it are carried about by travellers, and
it is kept in this form by all rural
households.
No LESS than ten new peers were en-
| titled totake their new seats in tht
house of lords at the beginning of tn,
session, owing to the death of theii
predecessors,
THERE are several places in the west
especially in the Rocky mountain re
gions, where large trees, standing cree
and perfectly transformed to stone
may be found.
TuE St Louis papers are collecting
money to pay the fine of man nance
Jost, who insisted on wearing his ha
in theater, because the hat of WON
an in front of him was so large that h
couldn't see the stage.
THERE is a longing among the Japan
ese for larger stature. The mikado'
government has come to the conclusiol
that both the stature and physique o
the Japanese people are unsatisfactor
and in need OF Improvement
IN the fiords on the Norway coas
the clearncSs of the water is wonder
full. Objects the size of half dolla
may be seen at depth of twenty-iv
or thirty fathoms.
JArAN has banking house that ha
been in business without bresk 70
over 800 years. The bank has now owe
thirty branches. and is the largest pr
+ vate banS in Japan.
Souru AMERICA has the greatest vi
brelscn extent OF level service of an
country in the world, The Llauos c
the Oriuoco arc 50 Hat that the motto
OF the rivet" tta rlrcely be deteete
over an arc ~ 'ff ~ aware miles
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01

nrrsBuRen, Feb &c Edward r
Kcarns, internal revenue collector at
Pittsburgh was Monday removed from
Office by President Cleveland, Edmund
A. nigler being appointed to the place.
Collector Ecarns is - years old. lie
claims hc was made the victim OF n
conspiracy 10 his own Office, and that
local democratic leaders caused his
ruin by ihelr treaehcry, The charges
against Kearus may be summarized as
levyine campaign assessments upon
his employees aud accepting presents
from wholesale liquor aud tobacco
dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
FROM OTHER COUNTRIES.
saha on the Nerao af a Revolution Mas
sowahan Rebels Slaughtered venezuela
In u Disturbed Condition.


eaha on the Nerao Of a Heyolution Mas
sowahan Rebels slaughtered venezuela
in u Disturbed Condition.
HAVANA. Feb, 20 The apprchcn.
,ions ~ revolt are increasing The
governor general has put In effect the
public order law throughout the Is
land. This law provides for the mmc-
diate punishment Il nnyhddy taken in
u seditiuus act. Some twenty four
men have dcicd the authorities and
called for rebel recruits at Yarra, near
Mainn1ns, and trouble is reported also
from Guantanamo
MAbuIp, Feb % A special cabinet
meeting was held Monday evening to
consider Cuban affairs The minister
nf colonies Senor Aharzuza, announced
that lie had authorized the governor
general Of cuba to proclaim martial
/ law, so rs to check the brigandagc
which the cuban seccssionists, prompt
ed by Cuban refugees in America and
! byagitators ON the island, were carry.
ing on for political purposes.
Z Nrw YoRk, Feb eG The steamer
Caracas. from Porto Cabcllo, February
lG which arrived here Monday, brings
the news that political affairs are very
unsettled in Venezuela A feast was
! given az Porto Cabello shortly before
/ the Caracas left, 20 which Iresidcn,
Crespa was invited, but failed 10 put in
an appearance The people Of Porto
Cah,llu are much inccnsed at the
i slight and revolution Is predicted
within sixty days No further partic,
ulnrs could be obtnined
( LONDON Feb 20 "A dispatch to the
Times from ombay says that the In
surgent Ecdouins, under command o.
Shiek syedsule have captured tn,
greater portion Of the city Of Muscat
The sultan fed from the palace, bu
surccedcd IN holding two forts anl
later vu- sncrcs fui Ia re,alting pos
session of tbs eastern portion ~ tn,
city The l'e,tish residents 10 thl
town wcrrtcr we'd in safety The re
suit Of the ilghiine Is still uncertain.
The report ~ the fighting hctwccl
the Hriiish u6rll force and the native
~ rtt,s GuuleA on the west coast o
Africa. just received by the admiralty
says Aitvr three days lighting the cn
ragcmcul en3o in The capture of tn
nntiyc town tv assault Lieut. Tay
lur and two yamcn were killed nn
several other, were wounded Man
10 lhrwus taHues ~ the natives wcr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
the BOND SALE.
Much Disappointment Is Expressed by the
Eiddcrs,

Eiddcrs,
NEw loHk, Feb eG.-A good deal Of
disappointment was expressed Monday
by unsuccessful bidders for the new
bonds whom they were allotted. Spec
ulators, of those suspected Of an intcn-
tion to speculate in their purchases,
were not given any bonds Over 400
notices were sent TO bidders politely
declining their offers,
II is understood that, after placing
fully @ third 81 $4,000, 900 bonds of.
fered here where they would do the
most good in holding the foreign ex
change market ia check, the remainder
were apportipnea equally between ma
tional tsuH applicants, savings bank.
and similar n0nSpeculative investors
and dealers Of the first grade
1t i, currently reported that the
leading house in the government bono
market NcsSr5 Harvey, Fisk & Sons
made bid for the entire amount o.
bonds offered in this country, anc
were awarded about $1,000 600, or /.
per cent Of their subscription,
Thi, drm was the selling agent O
the prcvors syndicate and 50 far al
known L turned into the subtrcaSurl
for account Of the present syndicate {
larger an5uut ~ gold than any othci
firm on Institution These facts, to
gether wth the magnitude of tn,
firms hHI, would account for its re
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01

NEw loRK, Feb, %. George l..
Poasc, vice president Of the shoe and
Leather National tank up to { few
days ago, died at his home in brooklyn
Monday. lie was stricken with apo
pleXy sunday. For the past two weeks
he has been in bed and all winter long
had been ailing Worry over the s35i,.
900 dcfalcatiou Of samuel C. Seely and
Frederick Baker had much to do with
his illness, and it is believed ii FASTENED
his end
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
RELIGION BY LAW.
Extraordinary Artion Member Of tho
Relchstag Nnl Take.


BEmN, Feb sG During the session
of the rrichs,ar committee considering
the anti.fcyoIution bin Monday DR..
Rintcltu, clerical, gave notice Of his
intention to submit an amendment iu-
posing fine 6f coo MARKS and impris.
onmcut for two years upon any person
who in a public speccl, or IN writing
denies the deity or Immortality of tho
soul, or who shall in any manner make
an attack upon the religious character
81 the marriage relation
The Cologne Gazette charactcriges
the proposed amendment as an ont.
rage upon human liberty which will
make tcrmauy the laughing stock Of
nations The clericai, the Gumtto
say, wlIncyt proposes law to enforce
the doctrine of papal iutallibility and
immnculatc conception.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
ONE MORE WEEK.
Congress Far Behind With the Appro.
priaton Bills
international Monetary Conference Look.
ing to the Enlarged Use OF silver as
Money Favored by senators silver
Mcn KidicuIe such an Idea.


WASHINGTON, Feb %. II all the APP
preparations are 10 be passed by this
congress business will have 20 be
rushed faster the coming week than
has been the case before for years
Not within recent memory has there
been so formidable an accumulation Of
unavoidable work In the closing days
Of session, and that, too. in spite Of
the fact that congress has been david
ling for two years in almost eontinu-
Gus session.
The most important Of the appropri-
alton bills have not been passed. The
sundry civil bill, containing provisions
for carving on greater variety of
public enterprises than almost nil the
other bills put together, has not yet
been touched, although in addition 10
the usual provisions there are clauses
which relate 10 the finances. and
which, under ordinary conditions,
would call for days ~ debate
II The consideration of this bill is to
occupy is proportionatc time as com.
pared with the unimportant Indian
bill which tool, up -four daysof the
| wccl, Just passed the ith Of March will
cut it through in the middle
Thcte arc other bills including the
naval bill, which will call for the most
/ careful consideration The diplomatic
bill, continuing the appropriation for
the llawniiEn cable. isstili q bone ot
contention tytrcen the two branches
ot CONGRESS aud there IS ne mitigation
that y VIII ha any nearer harmonious
settlement weck from now Ihe
week Wll hh marked by Tremendous
! pres y and there val he many lively
encounter
Ihe hetlpn'oi the senate saturday n
shutting ont the pooling BIN deter.
mine the programme for the rem4iR
der ot The ses''on Inc pooling ni.i
has more powerful friends than ans
other measure Of general Legislation
hciore The senate and II u IS unable tr
muster more than thlrd OF the senate
IN opposition u comparatively Qnlm
Porinni appropriation bill no other
measure stands any chance among INC
essential appropriations Wilch sti4l re-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
THE FUNERAL.
A Great Gathering OF the Colored Race at
Washington 10 Pay Tribute 10 Frederick
nourIasa

n GrcAi bAthtFlhs OF lhe NoioIeH iNa'e ~
Washington 10 Pay Tribute 10 Frederick
Douglass,
WAsnfNGIoN, Feb. 2G-Not since the
unyciline Of the Lincoln emancipation
statue in ISIS has there been such an
outpouring Of the colorcd citizens to
pav tribute TO benefactcr Of their
race ms was witnessed Monday in and
about the Metropolitan African Mctho-
dist Episcopal church, where funeral
services over the remains Of Frederick
Douglas took place. The body was
taken from Cedar Hill, near Anacostia,
the home Of the deceased, at $50
o'clock Monday morning and reached
the church about $3.50. From that hour
till 1890 Monday afternoon thousands
Of persons, including many white peo-
pie, passed in single file through the
building and viewed the remains,
which were in charge Of a guard Of
hopor composed OF members of col
orcd camp Of the sons Of veterans.
When the casket was closed at 1880
O'Clock, and further admittance TO the
general public was refused several
thousand persons were assembled
about tho chnrch and the throng was
made grentcr by the many who we're
fling ont after viewing the body.
Shortly after o'clock the funeral
procession entered the church, headed
by Rev ] q Jenitcr, the pastor, read
ing the ritual
In thcproccssion were Mrs. Douglass
and the family oi the deceased ana
many intimate friends, lhelaalng a
+ number or whites, senators sherman
ana liear justice Harlan. MISS susan
j. Ap'hW~ Mrs May Nrgh'
+ seWqAi pre- laent oi the women
National counclil, keV' Anna H.
shaw Mrs 3saehel Avery roster ana q
number "t ld9ae ~ attenaahee on the
4 Women + council ne honorary pati
bearer N Ea also inrlnea part ai lhe
We p194t- '1.- "er' non, b. y. hruVG. e,
! v. y , HorMl'E, loh' Johh /
l.ynen, ,4oaH 2. E"oFf =. :, Messer'
non ]. y ..enn'eH' - - rurtis
L. I. l.aagy, H. i,ro2Hs' d. ~ Mcrrl
weatAef, 'gi1. -. taie,s' . - iar
9eaoes, u. l,...'.1.gh'F' - =, MeSscr lT' !,
hon. Geo y" Murray Mr'' SeMa'i
/ MISS AhA'nht a'la Nta an"M "or'
given 5oai. "n 'ho Piatlor'h'
! he .eLE'eaa were aI'I'pit' t'''t 'P!'io ~.
N'"'E ~ ''i'''t -"
prrcAi,ehrd .h} i'eH. D. " SehAST' PasHo
g we '"eEeih ne loOh lor ll'S !, 1gA' ~
NhoW ye l1oI Una. lneFe = " ilng
ana EIeal man Ia''eh ''ls uiS Il
lsraet'
heF. u. /" stevenson pastor oi sh
/ Wlllte enNreh ID Anacost1i' at'ehue'
/ ~ Mrs, llaH5is1s7' lo'loWen win . oIie
"p4Ies7 NI lhe [efHest OF incinpers =
lhe lAmay. i'ay. ~ H. i'lhEih' , prs nj.
"ehI"i l."""r'' UNI "h',tTsl'l .aiso ,'''''
| crtN q hTltl fUiHEt OF tHe ucctaseu'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01

AKRON, O. Feb. 20 DR. W A. nav.
idson, aged a. supcranuated min
istcr of the Methodist Episcopal
church, was found dead in the cellar
Of his home at Cuyahoga Falls, where
he had gone to attend the furnace.
Heart failure was the cause, lie was
one OF the best known Methodist
nrcnchers In OHM.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
Kcn,nck,,s New Nnpcnnto Judge.

FRANKFORT, Ky. Feb, j.-Thc va
cancy on thcappcllate bench was filled
Saturday morning, when George u.
Eastin was sworn in as Judge from the
Fourth appellate district, and the new
court heard am argument for the first
time as organized, with seven judges
as the constitution provides A large
number Of lawyers and many state Of
fcers were present Chief Justice
Pryor presented the commission of
Mai. Eastin, 10 the clerk, Immediately
after Sergeant Hin called the court TO
order, and requested the new judge to
take the oath OF office, which was ad-
ministered by Deputy Clerk Greene.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01

cmoAGo, Feb, %, Wm. llaverly was
shat and fatally injured Saturday
night at Engcl's pavilion, by Prof y
Albert Rieclshol, alleged champion
rifle shot of the world The men were
performing the human target act
lIaverly, who was actinga us Rieckhoil's s
assistant, had steel plate over his
breast Rieclxhoif fired twenty shots
at the stool plate, ringing tho bell
nineteen times. A. the twentieth shot
llavcrly sank 20 the floor crying, "My
God. I'm shot.n one nf the bullets had
entered his stomach below the plate.
AtLlle hospital Il was said he could not
live RleckhcH was arrested
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-01
Annn Gould WIZ MOI onnnr. For ral,n.

Nav loRK, Feb. 90 Anna Gould
will not become Catholic. In an in
tcrvicw with reporter at the Plaza
hotel Monday evening she said that a
report Of her intended change of faith
had come to her notice She did not
know where il could have originated,
as IL was entirely unfoundcd