The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-12-07
. MOTHER ,..I. he, M'KINLEY

= t-s:o5 presi1entr Canton
IL a9siasf 4 1T a5 bHss Of qP Sis
nscehsers~~Rs,esisasaas--
h t \ fs sick Tpom and knelt by the bedside.
'ShA was Anssnse6aO Na0HH fJO
~ a4X group was complete. Now all
that remained was to wfiftt Tor
and hope that .;bef99e ait game the
mother would be able, once more, to
1eeognfze her downing rGhildrenan a.,,w .
A the day wore on. MEa Nancy ALI
SON Mff Mi lEnTleey remained apparently in
? Cohe same condition as at early fno1rn:
rang She was unconscious and Showed
mo sighBs& stiHarihg tandoseefnedptb be
passing quietly ihtotHgT sIeepS fdestiY
Eha president and OF haGl members Tof
the fatnMy MA@rerat hen bedside, nin tent
bon doing everything possible to-
GeEptFfiIbtFpPteJ 95ther seomtf0rtr apd hop,
Till E1ltARR99attstdfagtht bff89Fia q
ton. Thsre was no encouragement
gis en- Hhe 39 g T. y, t9hai ,isp physician
IsqeT a9e Fffda I!af Ii tAi1f35i: 6f
bike family at Mother McKinleysS'b edE'
afiide feltfth&h s1erRxfB stead1lE glowing
weaker ahdc 6hldCh OF Has nntassh bougef!r
Mrs Duncan, of Cleveland, ushoBaAas,
I surthEmped yfE0m Chicago bKaS 4hS LAST
/ OF the 'ehiAeren tasaFriYe.iieshe reached.
the sick room at 1:3O. No gaffert WAS
made an to sa;srTGopse the patient to, see if
iFshe Wopl6 reeognliizze FER Daughter as it
fswaS felt that it You'd be Useless, tie
mother being then entirely uncon-
scibt4. :ettw hUs 59otrh12m xsEA q
GAiNSFoN, o. DEE, 4.sAD+. Phil fps and
Mr.. Abnet Nc KffRieBF We're Seen at ten
bocl lock Fridayo nighte just otter they
bleft the bedbidegof MGth6rf Mckinley.
! iNTi MCKINLEY othi nkso his mot her y is
sinking very fast and fears that the
end eisTRat far 9ffeAF avsd I-.xtAg az
F. He,says, she barely recognizes. the
/ members of the family and seems to be
h sgrowibgnveak RAPIDLY. q,
k.i Dr., Phillips said: Mrs. Mckinley is
/ barely conscious and is sinking Very
fast, She may mot; last longer, than
morning, but the indications, at this
ftime are to the contrary.
1argAt $50, Saturday morning ithereAwas
II RI nfa4S eppd{fiona n t 7eF SHE
President Mckinley wifi ld B5e il n, Wash;
ihgton for the opening of congress
next M ohday a~tfdtever nayi bethe is.
Issue Of his mo theirs Illness. although
there has never been id Gle history of
the government a case exactly Similar,
lit is generally understood 7iby
those bestd informed pom such mat
1 tiers isthat lit is I necessary for = the
fptesidentto be at the capital in person
1efor The opening of a session of congress
i to receive the joint committee from'tHe
i two houses and that until this commit
I tee has waited on the president and re-
! ceived his communication the regular
business of congress can not proceed.
/ 81 siQoe4EetFF t.+44et ~ttg4sTss1,,9 lie
r. THE ABOLITION
Il &c md aeq 90. Is gUiVRQ q yGcasl, 81
i OF Corporal Punishme MT Discussed in the
Il Prison Congress-Texas Delegates w ere
the tOnry Ones WHO FAVORED the System!
f AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 4:la1The most iInC
I portant subject discussed ipr,the prison
fcongress Friday Judging from the in-
i sterest NANTES ted was the abolition of
+. I4corporaf pun shIpent.zz -, This, subject
i excited so much interest that the chap
Iains at their afternoon session
I al h6stTftfg94Jt the dbjeethof' their meet
ing Sahd' drTfted into The matter again
and it was on at THE
timST of tadjetFnmeutd The only two
men}}wh0 came tort the rescue of ythe
corporal punishment system was super
intendent Whatl6y. of the Texas peni-
d tentiaryyI and Superintendent Hoyts
d of the >eOlOred. reformatery, =, Both
these Sgentlemenl Said that dement's
: and dungeons might work Elm the
7 east but the 3rexas and Colorado
dihorse thieves and robbers had ITO be
dealt with more severely. Mr.. Whatley
: was In favor of the lash, and Mr.. Hoyt
advocated a spanking paddle, Quite
anuhBs FIG 4aPde1sl fh9udiAgEg WI
French, of Fort Lenvenworth, were OPP
poised toicBrpofaF punishment. 3 EH8
lf2 At the afternoon session of the con-
gress the CHI pIains held their meeting.
News Was received Of. the death Of Geo.
i a ,Hickox, Of jackson, Miss, and the
assoefation drafted ,,ns suitable, Tresolu-
tions Of respect. 10 InFasmuch5 5; as the
. death left a vacancy in the presidency,
. the, first vice presiden e. Rev. VIM. ! !.
Bait, Sof &Junction,.1 Mass, elected
as his sueeessOrs3f+sNf tsGtyiES 20 say
,dT The night session ewas devoted to
general debate by tlfc9wardens@ on cor,
!, pofaf ipunishment and the reading of
PAPERS m The committee having charge
.1'of the Selection of a place Of meeting
f Rfof. the next year, have Invitations
-difrQm P,hiIadelphia. Omaha f Indiana IL NJ po-
lis end 81 cotp y pplpPpps. o. s7c.c, .. Es...
.Fr- ,-~
3 ~2ss 70 Raise IS yoianteer Corps : =. .
90 sTSrttsSctSfE IS sT;SESi TT-tItnI e IS
y4o MADRID, "a Dec 4 1.-The Ylnc wspape rs
.s.puhish thee Following, which lis much
I Acommented upon: .ss Capt. Gen sRlanco
!, has,cablea tine government.ethatk now-
ingthat GEN GorFeau. minister ofwar,
" s~eopposedf TIA osending further REIN
.,ae 10 l.sSs7 r; MI tho ma y1,-