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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19
KETcHAM's FAMILY

Wni Make FlEht for the Dead Mans Es-
tate. Claiming That His RePuted Mar
rlaEe Was a Fraud.
CHICAGO. Nov i7.-Mabel Wallace,
the third Mrs J. B. Ketcham. i'm
plored, cntreatcd aud then demanded
Tuesday a speedy vindication by the
coroncr's jury that Is investi-
eating the death Of her recently
acquired husband. Deputy Coroner
Mandelbanm and the jurors began a
hearing Of the case Tuesday ut Mrs
Keicham's home. 3iaI Indiana avenue,
and then wanted 20 adjourn the ease a
week 70 await the microscopical exam
ination 10 ascertain the cause Of Ketch-
ans death
Mrs. Ketcham appeared before the
jury and objected 10 a postponement
She said she wished 70 silence at once
the suspicion that In some way she
was accountable for his death.
She could not wait a week for
vindication. She began with an
entreaty. stretching forth her hands
imploringly, with tones beseeching
enough 10 have turned much harder
heart than that Of the chief deputy.
She ended with a clear. incisive de-
mand for more speedy action The
hearing was finally adjourned until
Friday.
Not only is'therc to b fight in the
courts over the fortune left by the late
John Il Ketcham. but his brother
George. who left Tuesday night for To
ledo with the remains. says he thinks
that dummy was used at the wedding
In Milwaukee in September, and that
his brother was not the man married
at all
An estate consisting Of gilt-edged
securities aud real estate. worth not
less than $4,000. represents the for
tune left BY Mr.. Ketcham- Ills broth
er. George II. keteham. Is disposed TO
believe that when the dead bankers as
sets arc invcato-ied they viii be found
TO exceed $500 900. and, perhaps, may
run as high as s5SO.OOo. The brief in
vestigntion that JOHN b Keteham's
friends have made since Monday
morning seems TO have satisfied them
that, in spite Of his excuses and his
extravaganza. he did not seriously i'm.
pair his fortune.
All this property is TO revert TO the
woman. who announced herself to be
ketcham's widow the day after he died;
that is. Of course. II she can substan.
tiate her assertion that he left n will
making her his sole heir.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19
STOCK GROWERS.
BASIS of Representation al Larges Each
State and Territory Oae Delegate 10
Be Selected by the Governor-Ail
htockmsn Are Welcome.

DENVER. Col, Nov l7.-The official
call has be,n issued for a national con-
veniion OF stock growers 10 be held in
Denver January 25-27. The purpose is
10 perfect the organization Of a ma
tional stock growers' association and
to discuss and devise measures for the
improvement and protection Of the in
dustry The basis Of representation
will BE- a. follows:
Each state and territory one dele
gate-at-large 10 be appointed by the
governor: each state and territorial
grange association Of cattle, horse,
sheep and swine breeders, one delegate
for every 1900 head of stock repre-
sented by such organizations; each
state or territorial live stock sanitary
board. three delegates; each state agri-
cultural college. one delegate: live
stock commission exchanges. one
delegate for every ten incm-
bers; each stock yard COM
pany ono delegate; each chamber Of
commerce, five delegates; each live stock
transportation company. one delegate;
each association OF line stock breeders,
local associations or live stock clubs,
not attached 20 state or territorial
associations and not having the
requisite number Of stock. one delegate
each. each lIvc stock ionrnaI one dele
gate. All stock growers, however, win
be welcome
The call says:
The livcstocl indns.rv of America
and particularly OF the United states
has lately experieneed a revival With
that revival il is discovered thai the
tusines, il entering upon \ neS era
old method, are piving ,yav 10 roodern
ideas and svstems Tho territory once
devoted 10 the RANGE has Welded 10
the man with The hoe and the stocls
from the western ranges now stop
In the eornaelds 10 fatten be-
fore f,nin, a. market An tbis Il
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buying cattle the other day, was
thrown from his horse and badly
hurt.
Mrs. Cooper is visiting her
daughter. Mis- Thomas Burchett,
Of this place.
Born, TO Roy Diamond and wife,
a lib boy.
George Sturgell, nf this place, Is
visiting his brother, DR.. J. D. Siur-
gell at Rush this week
Charlie Abbott, who IS attending
school at Louisa, visited homo folks
Saturday aud Sunday. Jack Short
has purchased . farm from Wad
Carter and will move soon.
T. V. Burchett was calling on
Miss Esther Roberts Sunday.
W. ]. Roberts aud wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with home
folksat your place.
Two LITTLE GIRLS.
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address, Gen. Robinson introduced Hon.
II. Clay Evans, United States commits
sioner of pensions Mr.. Evans arose
amid loud applause and spoke at some
length Following Mr.. Evans. Col
Thomas J. Stewart, adjutant general
70 Governor Hastings, and Gen. James
w. Latta, of Pittsburgh, made short
addresses.
Gen. John P. Goblin, conimander-in-
chief of the G. A. T., was called for.
Gen. Goblin proposed that instead Of q
speech he would ask the vast audience
TO sing America which was done
with vim
At the conclusion of the song the au-
diencc on motion Of Gen Goblin, gave
Gov. Hastings the Chautauquan salute
with the waving Of handkerchiefs, and
the presiding officer declared the cere-
monies closed.
Monday night the veterans enjoyed a
camp FIRE at the City auditorium pre-.
pared by the local G. A. r. and confed-
crate veterans The blue and the graz
mingled freely and ate out of the
same haversaelS. drank from the same
eenteen and told yarns until the wee
sma' hours
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Pennsylvania VETERANS


Honor the Dead on the Battle Fields At
Chattanoogn-severai Monuments Dedi-
Gated 60 the Memory OF Their HeroisIB.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 1G.-Mon-
day was a glorious day for the Penn.
Ayirania veterans who came here 10
dedicate their monuments to the
memory Of their heroism in the great
war excnplified in their vaIor0us con-
duct on the fields of Chickamauga,
Missionary Ridge, Orchard Knob and
Lookout Mountain.
The dedicatory ceremonies occurred
at Orchard Knob, where a stand had
been erected, and before o'clock, the
hour set for the ceremonies the govern
ment reservation about the stand was
crowded with old soldiers, their wives
and children. fully 1900 people being
under the sound OF the voices Of tho
speakers.
On the stand sat the distinguished
speakers and representatives from tho
local posts OF tho g. A. r. and n. H.
Forrest Camp OF Confederate veterans.
Hon. II. Clay Evans Gen. John p. Co
bin, Gen. Latta and other distinguished
visitors also occupied seats ON the plat
form The Fifth regiment u s. band
from Mcpherson barracks furnished
the music for the occasion.
Brevet Brig. Gen. William A. Robin
son, Of Pittsburg, president of the
state battlefield commission, presided
and opened the ceremonies by stating
the object of the gathering. lie called
for prayer from DIR. Thomas II. Robin
son, who delivered fervent invoca-
tion for the divine blessing on the
events OF the day.
At the conclusion Of the prayer Gen.
Robinson introduced Lieut. Col. Archi-
bald Blakely, Of the seveDty-eightl
regiment, who, representing the Penn.
sylvania battlefield commission, for.
mally transferred the monuments
erected by the state 10 the governor.
Following Col BlalSeley, Gov. Hast.
ings spoke, delivering the monuments
10 the national government The gov
ernor's address was frequently inter.
rupted by applause.
The monuments were then formally
accepted on the part of the national
government and transferred TO the
national park commissioners by Hon.
John Tweedale, chief clerk Of the war
department, representing the secre-
tary Of war, and Gen. II. " Boynton,
for and on behalf Of the national park
commission, formally accepted the
monuments
At the conclusion Of Gen Boynton's
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19
FOR SPEAKER.
TriHibie ard Iseckham Are Candidates-A
Dozen Candidates for Doorkeeper.


Trinibic ard Iseckham Are candidates-A
Dozen Candidates for Doorkeeper.
FGANKFoE1. KY, Nov. i5.- The Ken
lucky legislature will be largely demo-
cratic in both branches, aud IN conse-
qucnce democratic candidates for the
various legislative Offices are becoming
more numerous each day. The principal
interest win naturally center in the
race for speaker OF the house. There
arc only two candidates Tor this place
so far, and no others will likely enter.
South Trimble, Of Franklin county.
and J. G. w. Dcckham, OF Nelson coun-
ty, are the two announced candidates.
For clerk and assistant clerk OF the
senate William Cromwell and Jim
Stone have no opposition 1t is unof-
tieially announced that Charley Som
ers will be opposed for scrgcant-at-
arms by Charles NJ. Lewis, OF Bowling
Green. Mrs Emma Walker Herr, OF
Lexington, and Mrs. Mary Brown Day,
OF Frankfort, arc two candidates for
enrolling clerk
Bob Tyler, Of nullitt, may not have
any opposition for doorkcepcr. while
Ed Stanton, OF Frankfort, is the only
announced candidate for cloakroom
keeper
In the house Of representatives. Hen
ry Ware, Of Bourbon, anI John T. Ba-
shaw. OF Louisville. are the candidates
for chief clerk. and Green Keller, of
Nicholas, for assistant clerk. For en-
rolling clerk. John II Stuart, formerly
Of Clark county, and Brecls Hill.
Of Lee county. are the announced
candidates For sergeant alarms,
Percy Haley. OF Frankfort, is the only
candidate, and Todd Hall. the old
harinonizer- from Clarl, county, wants
to be assistant sergeant-at-arrns
There will be dozens OF candidates
for doorkccpcr. cloalrnom, keeper and
pages, but it is a little carly for them
to ANNOUNCE themselves.
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KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.
FATAL FIGHT
In Lexington Between saioonkeepers over
Disputed AccoAt.s

In Lexington Between saioanleepers Over
Disputed Aecoote
LExtSGroN; KY, Nov. IL Merritt
Martin, n saloonkccper and AGENT for
the Chattanooga brewing Co. and J. ].
Ryan, also saloonlseeper, had a terri
bic fight Tuesday night in the lattcr's
place Of business on Main street, ms
the results Of which Ryan IS dead
and Martin is locked up CHARGED
with murder. The men had been
good friends until recently, when
they had dispute over an account
owed the Chattanooga Brewing Co. by
Ryan. Mastin declared they must have
settlement Tuesday night and had
entered Ryan's place and requested the
same. After some conversation the
men began lighting with their ists
Bystanders intcrfcred and separated
them. While Martin was being held
away from Ryan, tho latter. reaching
rthc heads Of the peacemalscrs hold
ing Martin. hit him blow in the
face, whcreupon the latter drew his
pistol and began shooting. The friends
became panie-strickcn and llxd from
the room, leaving the fighters To-
gcther. Martins third shot struck
Ryan in the left arm and fourth en-
tered the abdomen. Martin lied from
the place and was arrested. Ryan died
while being carried TO the hospital.
Ryan was a single man, aged about
thirty-fve
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19
SAW HIM SUICIDE
After Killing His son7lThe Insuranee |
Must IJe Paid.

After Killing His son The Insuranee
Must IJe Paid.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. l5-Judge
Field rendered decision in the famous
suit OF I;artells, administrator, against
the Metropolitan Insurance Co.
Jacob Browns life was insured in
the company for $1,000 lie disappear
cd, and his family. through the
administrator. sued on The policy.
His death was established by
a witness who swore he saw Brown tie
a rock TO his neck and jamp in the
river, committing suicide. This deed
followed the killing of his SON in TT
Of anger on July4 4. a body was found
in the river which was supposed to be
Brown.
Judge Ritehie gave Judgment for the
plaintiff, and Judge Field sustained
him. holding the evidence was suf-
iicient TO establish the death of Brown.
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MDDLEsB0RoUoH, Ky, Nov. ia
President johnson, OF the Middlesbor-
ough Foundry and Machine works, an
nounces that cablegrams from London
give strong encouragement Of recon-
struetion of the plant, destroyed by fire
last Wednesday. The greater portion
of contracts on hand have been re-
tanned by the company. and the work
Of completing them will be started
Tuesday at the Holiday Stove works.
this city
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

BowIINe GREES, KY, Nov. i6.-Henry
Williams, one of the editors of the
Park City Times. has announced him
self candidate for enrolling clerk Of
the lower house of the next general as
sembly. lie claims the solid support of
Western Kentucky. and his friends
believe that he can win the fight Mr..
Williams is the one Of the most active
young silverite workers in the Third
district and did much toward the elec-
tion Of John Rhea TO congress. In.
fluential silvcrites are working for him
in all parts Of the state. lie is native
Of Todd county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

LExISeToS, KY, Nov. 15.-Mrs Belle
Graham, aged IS, is mysteriously miss
ing she is the mother Of two daugh-
ters, aged IS and II respectively, who
have for three weeks diligently
searched the city for her Sunday
they applied to the police for aid.
Mrs Graham is rather eomely, has
auburn hair. blue eyes and weighs
about $50 pounds. Her daughters be-
lieve that she has been foully dealt
with
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19
An rIlsss As.ls., Football

PmfADElrmA. Nov. iI.-Presidcnt
Fcttcrolf. Of Girard college. has issued
an cdict against football. and hence
forth the students Of that Institution
must keep on the gridiron. The ban
on football was the result Of a boy hav-
ing his leg broken last Saturday dur
ing n practice game. As soon as Prcsi-
dent Fettcroif learned pf The accident
he issued an order prohibiting all fu.
ture games There are nearly 1900
students In the college. and the stop
ping Of the game has caused great dis
nppoinlmcnt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 1.-THE de
tectiyes Tuesday cleared The mystery
surrounding the finding OF the dead
body Of a baby in the cast end last Sat
urday The child was that Of Amelia
Davis. Hattie Pope and JEFF Gibson
were arrested Tuesday charged with
being accessories to the murder of the
child, and the Davis girl viii be arrest
cd as soon as she can be found
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

FRAsKroRT. Ky, Nov. i7-Adj. GEN
Collier is taking steps to compel III
city Of Newport to furnish an armor
for the use Of Company II, Kentucld
state guard. The law provides thd
the city must furnish an armory, az,
as the Newport authorities have de
clined to do so, Gen. Collier has en-
ployed Senator Goebcl to bring a suit
TO compel the city TO obey the law.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19
TERRIBLE ORDEAL.
All Night Man stood In a WeIl-IIead
Just Above Water.

LAwEENcEBURo, Ky. Nov. I3.-Ed
Huston, of Sparta. attended a party in
the country Thursday night, and after
the close of the social affair started
for home across farm lot TO shorten
the distance, but walked over an
unused well that was covered with
rotten boards. which gave way
under his weight and let him drop 30
feet into its darkencd depths. lie de-
sccnded feet first into four feet OF
water, thus enabling him to keep his
head above and prevent drowning. but
he was compelled to remain in his un-
comfortable position until daylight.
when his shouts attracted the atten-
tion Of the owner of the premises and
he was pulled out of his predicament
almost dead from exhaustion.
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Retnrn. slon In cnmInrIn.

FRASKFoRT, Ky, Nov. lT.-There re-
mains only three counties that have
sent in no election returns complete or
otherwise. These are Kenton, Fayette
and Henderson. However. there arc
still inaccuracies in % OF the. counties
whose returns arc in, and 1t viii re-
Iquire the twoweeks till the count must
be in, anyhow, to correct these.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19
rhe ouail law In KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 16.-1'he quail
law in Kentucky expired Monday, and
a number OF Louisville hunters took
the outgoing trains Monday morning
in quest of the feathered beauties.
Quail are said to be found in plenty in
Hardin, Grayson, Meade and Breckin-
ridge counties, besides many other
counties farther out in the state. A
number of covies are also reported in
this county on the lines of tho L. & N.
and |. c. railroads.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

PADucAH, KY, Nov. I7.-The Ken
tuelSy Eclectic Medical association con-
vened here Tuesday with a good at
tendance. Prof John Uri Lloyd, au-
thor and scientist, of Cincinnati, was
present Tuesday evening, and enter
tanned allarge crowd OF society people
as well as the members OF the associa-
tion. The meeting of the association
viii be held next year at bowling
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

LANCASTER. KY. Nov. ld.-Somc one
attempted 70 break into the residence
of James Wilmot. three miles from
town. Wilmot was away from home
and his wife fired with n shotgun.
Considerable blood was afterwara dis
covered ON the porch. but nobody was
found 1t is believed that the wound
will reveal the whereabouts Of the
cowardlY wretch.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

9osToS, Mass, Nov. l6.-A. l. Davis.
an agent of the Boston Office of a life
insurance company, of New York, com
mitted suicide Monday afternoon at
the Hotel Bixby by shooting himself
through the head Davis left n num-
Der of messages directing that his body
should be crematcd and giving the
cause Of his act as dependency. Da-
Wis was 81 years of age and unmarried,
lie was formerly in the Pennsylvania
Mutual Insurance Co. of New York.
and represented that company in Pitts
burgh and Allentown.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

NEw YoRK. Nov. lT.-The jury in the
case Of Fritz Meyer, accused Of he
murder Of Policeman Frederick Smith,
in the Church Of the Most Holy Re-
dcemcr, brought in a verdict of muir
der In the first degree Tuesday. Meyer
was found guilty after only s5 minutes
dclibcratiOn. The crime was commit
ted about two weeks ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

FRASKFoGT. KY, Nov. II. State In
spcetor Lester will go to Louisville in
a few days to consult with leading to-
bacco shippers in regard to framing a
bill to cure the defects In what is
known as the Mccain law The Louis
vile dealers have entered into a com
bine and freeze out any man who asks
that his tobacco be sold under the Nc
Cain law by all refusing to bid ON it.
1t is probable that Gov. Bradley will
recommend some amendments to the
law in his message TO the legislature.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Nov. i0.-The
governor of Arkansas is the first chief
magistrate to disapprove OF the game
of football In lcttsr TO Presiden J.
l. buchanan, Of the state university
at Fayetteville. Gov. Jones takes the
recent game between the Ft Smith
and the state university teams as n
test and strongly condemns the sport
as brutal. and recommends there bo a
stop put altogether to the playing Of
the game by the students Of the state
,,niv,rSitv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

CmcA0o. Nov. id-The six-round
contest between Kid Mccoy and Aus
trallan Rilly Smith, In which George
Siler was referee, was stopped by the
police IN the frst half oi tho second
round Monday night Tho fgAt would
not have lnstcd over two rounda any.
way, a. Mccoy knocked smith down
twice In the llrst round, four times IN
the second aud had him nearly out BE-.
fore the p,l,>s intol,orlA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

MIDDLEsBoRoUGH. Ky, Nov. l6.-The
Citizens party. both city and county,
have filed contest proceedings against
the ofiicers-elect of the republican
party. The papers charge that the
ballot was doetored with fraudulent
intent by County Clerk Davis The
local republican nominees were nomi-
mated By convention. which Citizens"
claim wassillegally conducted, and as
sert that the names should conse-
quently have gone ON the ballot by
,otition
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. i6-Charles
Husser gave his life for a vote for
Weaver in the mayoraity race. lie is
a democrat On election day he was
dangerously in OF pneumonia. His
doctors toii him that II he went to the
polls in the rain Il would cause his
death. "rhcy need my vote and am
going HnsSar replied. lie suffered a
relapse and died Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

RUssEILvnLE, Ky. Nov. iS-A rock
was thrown into an extra train near
Rochheld, returning from Rowling
Green, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Clark
Christian, OF this city, was struck and
seriously wounded. Irwin Grimes and
Jack Leadman were also hurt by the
broken glass
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

HARRopsnUno. Ky. Nov. lathe
large training stable Of Col, Jack
Chinns Lconalus stock farm burned
Friday afternoon. The loss oN hulid
ing and provcndcr Wlll h. between
si,oco and $1,000 No slock was oorned.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. iS-The follow
ing KentuclSians were pcnsioned Fri.
day; Origlnal--Jamcs W. Miller. Fox
port; Joseph T. Raisor nrennon
Springs. Restoration and Incrcase-
l'etcr Kelly, Drakcsboro. Increase
John W. Jones, Tracey. Original Wild
ows, Etc. Martha V. Dowdy, Garner;
Angellne cnnagip, reonlcs Mexican
War w Newport
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FprxiuRG, Nov. i7.-Ihe c'lr OF
se~slon Tuesday delivered gis ut'
Astonishing the action Of tbs afArsf
IN The famous Lovat pcerage -. p
.~h,,h John Frazer claimed II, cry
ana eisD.ooo from the hold'
title for interOmisslons Anee
,,.....l,l the title.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

OMAHA, Neh, Nov. II. "A heavy
snow has been falling all over the
western part Of the state the past -
hours and the storm has assumed tho
proportions OF blizzard. some snow
hns fallen In the eastern part Of the
state and At Omaha.
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DowtISa GREES, Ky, Nov. III. n.
Settle, jeweler, assigned Tuesday morn-
ing. Liabilities, $4,000. Settle is an
Elk OF national rcputation.
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Nrw YonK. Nov i7.-Wilhsm
wood. a well known actor Y, N'O 49,.
neon a lsading man in several P'O .
,nsn, ,r, eompanics, died Tuesday oi ,,l',., ass
iailuc at his apartments ~ ". wv r,w.oa
cadlilac. agea IS wears Nn =; ,,'',.,, s'~v.
vhosc real name is II. \ iiansSsss ! I',, !,
was ,sas ,orn in Detroit and had been 0'
al.n Alnnn la NeArA
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Mrxico CtrY. Mex, Nov. H. 'e
sommer, general agent for Nsa .
,he Mutual Life Insurance Co o. : y y
York. ecmluiticd suicide Iuesaai =
shoosinr himself through the hs'
the forest Of Chapultepec.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19

SARATOGA, n. v, Nov. ls.-Senor
Ramos and delegation Of McNlcans
Interested h The manniacturc u paper
near the City oi Noxlc0 are inspecting
Ihe blg payer mills AZ 0lonu Falls with
avlow 10 Introducing imp11rea Annr
IleAn mglhods IN their ov1 ~
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crvr,.ASn O, Nov. H. iiSn ,, n,. M
,n,,srwor,h ~ Is improving rapidly, n', ~,
,'nes,.aons say that unless . NV w'a'r \,
oeculs. which IA hardly P'Sv1s IVA
~, '11' 'oou h. able 70 lcayc his o'a
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wEIIsroS. O., Nov. i7.-Arthur Iin-
dover. aged 20. was instantly killed
aud his ls-ycar-old son seriously in
jured at wellston mine No by the
falling OF part OF the excavations