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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

AHgA MOMENTS are being made by
the Hutchinson Stave Co. OF More
head. TO establish stave factory at
Ashland
MAJ. W. J. DAVIS. Of Louisville, sold
his magnificent collection OF fossils to
the California university for sI5.OOO 70
pay his debts.
CuAmEs MURRAY. Mrs. Clemens deaf
aud dumb. her husband and James
Dlsvins, ~ Trucmans Hollow, were
whipped by whitccaps. The grand
jury will probably investigate.
ROlANp RIcKErTs aud Alonzo Banks,
two prominent men Of Louisville, had
some words and clinchcd, rolled TO the
bottom of tlight Of stairs. where they
droN revolycrs and fired at each other,
missing,
TnE discharge Of Superintendent
Chamberlain Of the prison chair factory
at Frankfort is said to bc only the fore
runner Of general shnke-up,
TnE rich beds Of supposed onyx in
Hart and adjoining counties are de-
clarcl by the state mine inspector not
10 L. onyx ut all.
WIiiiAN HARKER, who was shot by
doc" Chapman at Adairvillc, is dead.
A IopoE OF Knights Of Honor has
been organized at Kirtmansvillc with
81 charter members.
TnK Carrolltcn furniture factory Is
running large force Of hands ON full
time and is rushed with orders
SEugrE the other day slfcrcd its
second iirc within three days and the
people arc hunting for the ilrcbus.
ARM holding the Kentucky bicy-
Gle championship for two years,
Gin e. Na,laud. the long-distance
bicycle rider. the other day sur
rendered the title 10 lao c, I.angc-
felt. one Of tho beNl, as well as yonng-
est. riders in that section ot the conn
try. MIR l.angcfcl, Won the honor Of
hcing styled champion OF Kentucky
riders hy ending first in loo
mile r,ad racc from LcNingtcn TO Cow
ingtoM
Tne following KcnluclAanS wcc
pensioncd few days ago Jonathan
burke. Albany, Kills J., ccemcr, E.l'
monton, lohu lsailcy, fauhmsh, oligi'
nal Widows, Etc. Mary Ann johnson,
EcSinN
IN. lonN CoIlISs of Rochh9nSc. was
nominated by tho rcpuhllcaufot I.ctch'
or. Knot, aud Floyd coun,i& for tho
lrgiela.nrs
REM nANlgIs. Of rrlnccionl lran away
from hOmr. Shc thereby ioNclteh q
F, lorluno III slsooO which her n 10 had
Vlllr1 ~ hcr
1N0 Un|Nru lcll two ha 4. In 4
|1lIn nl0I .|
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
MOBILE. ALA.

Taking ESery ProcautioA Co Guard Against
the Introdaetion Of yellow FcSer.
MomLE. Ala. sept s-Every Precau-
iion has becn taken 10 guard against
the introduction Of fever into Mobile
Rigid quarantine has been established
by land and water. and half a dozen
persons who got in before quarantine
arrangements were completed have
been sent ont Of the city 10 the detcn-
tion camp, located 10 miles west ON the
Louisville 4 Nashville railroad. Al
this camp also arr detained all travel
ers who came from coast points or
from New Orleans. They must renal n
ten days in quarantine. There are sew
cral there in detention now.
No train crews are allowed 20 come
into town.
A close examination by the ply
sicians here enable the hoard Of health
% say positively that there Is no cas-
Of suspicious nature here in Mobile
Marine Hospital Surgeon Murray was
here Tuesday night and has arranged
20 leave Wednesday morning with 81
trusty men for Ocean Springs 10 form
a Gordon around the place and to con
fine and stamp ont the disease there rs
the marine hospital service did To thu
fever at Brunswick, Ga
There is no fcver at Scranton, nor as
far as can BE- learned at no coast poini
except Ocean Springs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

She was the mother Of thirteen
children and leaves a husband and
ten children aud many friends to
mourn her loss.
Although our hearts are sadden-
ed and we feel deep loss in the
person of Sister Fannin, we have
the blessed assurance that our loss
is Heavens gain.
Sister Fannin will be greatly
missed by all who know her and
most especially by the church
wherein she belonged. Brethren,
while her seat is vacated here on
earth it is only evidence that she
has gone home TO that Beautiful
Land ON High. J.C.B Hicks.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
THE GIG GUNS


sunk IN. schooner Agnes J. Grace-she
Lie IN Ten Iathoms of Water.
SAVANNAH. Ca sept ! Capt G. H.
Farrar and crew of the schooner Agnes
l. Grace. which sunk 20 miles oil Tv-
bee sunday, arrived at the city Mon.
day night Capt farrar states that
the lotion guns Cor the coast drfen,es
suddenly broke from their fasirnings
and rolled 10 the lee Of the vessel,
smashing everything in their way.
The waterways wcrc opened by the
crush. and the vessel sunk in about
twenty minutes She lies in ten faith
ons Of water. with her top mast out oi
the water II Is possible that thu guns
can h. recovered The wreck is in the
path - the coastwisc vessels and is
dangerous 10 navigation
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
ATTEMPTED EVICTION.
Armed Deputies Receive Rough Treat
meni and Were Forced 10 Retreat.
~ Gaatsatils Ihey Took Refnge In the
Comta,ry's Otare where They Were
iiotnbarird Al Night with Stones
and Bricks several Mere IRJurtd-

PiTTsnULGu, Ia, sept S Tho efforts
% cvict the striking miners OF the
Pittsburgh and Chicago Gas Coal Co,
at Orangcvillc onc and a half miles
from Cgsttasilie. resulted in a not Of
no mean proportions aud the utter
failure on The part of thr company to
accomplish It's obirct
When Tho news was received that
the cyietiuns were b IL attempted
the whole Vrinity al,out Finley
vile, Gaston,illc and Orangrsihe
hccamc wildly excited. About !
o'clock MONDAY night 20 dep
utics from Washington. Ia. ia charge
~ Chief Deputy Joseph Ilcmphill
reached Finlcyville. whore they we're
met BY large crowd Of strikers and
their iricnds Zach deputy wns armed
with Winchester rifle and a revolver
hut In spite Of this the strikers, headed
by loo Polish women, closed in on them
aud the deputies receive rough treat
mcnt They were forced back and
finally rctrcatcd Ia Gastanville where
they were followed by n crowd Of
about sO0 me0 and women. At tiaston-
I Vile the deputies took refuge in the
Office Of the company, where they were
kept all night, during which the build
| ing was homhardcd with stones and
bricks aud an occasional shot was fn,,i.
Att o'clock Tuesday morning the trou-
/ blc - thu night reached climax when
the deputies sallicd ont from their b..
siegcd quarters and started 10 march Ia
Orangyyillc Each one carried his Win,
chester in his hands aud his revolver
was exposed, but these had no ter.
rors for the bcsicgers. Headed by IN,
same women, the strikers rushed on
the deputies with stones. clubs and
pickhandles, and blows fell thick and
fast one uf the big women wrcsted
the rifle from 4 deputy's hands and
struck him on the head. inflicting scr
ious injury by this time 1000 men
women and children had joined III,
crowd. They came from Ncnetia
SnaWdcn. Calamity and Finlcyvillc
The dcputic, slowly made their way Z,
Orangcvillc, taking all 81 the above in
suits and injuries but never firing |
shot They finally took refuge in a vncan
hnuse, closely followed by the mob
which quickly surrounded the building
and threatened 10 burn H. Finally on
Of the strikers approached the hous'
with flag of truce and conference
was held The deputies were ordcre,
10 leave town and. after a short parley
decided 10 do 10 They emerged frou
the house a badly-scarcd lot of men
and walking between the opened rank
II the strikers, started for Gastonvillc
Almost every man In the posse was cu
and bleeding, and several wcrc serious
/ IL hurt one had his right hani
almost severed by a sharp stone. A
the defeated deputies ran the guuntle
they were greeted with misses, cur~,
and ridicnlc The strikers then close
behind them and marched them to tn
station, where they took the train r.
Washington
After their departure the mob dis
pcrsed and everything is quiet now
The officials Of the company say n
furthur attempt will be made u cyic
the miners for the present
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
MICHIPIC0rEN.
Quartz in Which Pure Gold as Large as
Pinheads Can Be Seen.
Il Exists Almost Everywhere in the Lake
WaWa Region A Lively Mining Camp
Has sprung Into Existence Many
Gold Hunters Are on the Way.

SAUIT STE MARIE, Mich. Sept o. The
party Of gold seekers on the yacht Mary
Bell returned from Michipicotcn Satur-
lay evening, after having been in the
new gold fields hut three days They say
the newly discovered EldOrado IS fully
as rich as has been reported. There
are Il in the party, and all re-
spOnsiblc business men OF this
city. Each of them secured
Claims upon which the gold quartz
promises big returns In all the party
will make application for 1000 acres
which was prospccted and staged out
while they were there. Many samples
Of quartz in which there was gold as
large as pin heads can be seen, were
brought back The specimens were
secured from different places on
their claims which are scattered.
When the party arrived Tuesday night
there were but six prospectors on the
ground at Lake Wawa, and they Sc
cured good locations. They are iubi-
liant over their finds and say that au-
riferous deposit is evidently an inn
mense one. Veins of beautiful white
quartz. carrying free gold, exist almost
every in the Lake Wawa region. The
original find is an extremely rich one
beyond doubt
The returning prospectors say that
where the veins are laid bare the gold
particles can be seen everywhere in
thu quartz. When the party left Satur-
! day at least 200 prospcctors had ar
rived, and they passed several parties
going in. The shores Of Lake Wawa
f! were dotted with tents, and wit
in the three days they were there
lively mining camp had sprung
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

THEEE prisoners escaped from the
Metealie county Jail at Edmonton by
tunnsling through the floor.
TnR democratic executive commit.
tee Of Hopkins county has in'l"rcd u
.C Crohshaw Populist. for state -en-
ainr.
lloN {. J. Bis0SsroS, ~ Lexington,
opcucd the campaign at Frankfort,
Speaking 10 large audience
IlowAHD n GRAHAM, Of Frankfort, a
leading grucery firm. has assigned.
suits by creditors was the cause
Dn " GonrnrY lIrNIER rcitrrates
his statement that De Is out Of politius,
hat intimatcs that hc still CARRIES a
ra1ni in his boot for some Of lis pnlit-
ieal cnrmieb. lie says he has ,nld his
mines at a big profit. and is l"ol,lng
aztec his investments.
Inr state board Of sinking fund com.
miAsioners awarded the contract for re-
building the Eidyvillr penitcntiary
shoir, to 4 " Kattrrjohn. raducah
The contract price isss3. so. The com
inissioucrs saved the state alout SIG, 900
by rj-rting all OF the original bids and
adpertising for the lids which were
opened fr~ days ago
r.. T. IIAXrEE. Of Richmond. grocer,
has assigned.
a AOvENtNT s on font tu establish
electric lights 7t GraySnn
TnL campaign was npcned at Hussili-
villu by Congressman John $. Rhra.
AuLrN QuiNN. of May iirld has bccn
adjudgrd insane from the use Of NOR
,hine
TuK Central Laior Counril gave n
picnic At Lexington, the procrcds TO 60
To the sirikrr,.
Mas Tu6NA9 CUNNIN0nAN. of Rucna
VISTA. was badly injnrrd in a runaway
a,cidrui.
rnF regular report of the state agri-
cultural commissioner shows that he
estimates the kentucky wheat crop at
"a, a7a, O1n bushels His correspondents
froiu Ieu ,o0utics wire that over half
The tropu. sJill held Ly the farmers for
hishcT prizes
laos funAIEIcK, aged lo6, colorcd.
died At Bowling Green. llc went
through the war Of tsle as the servant
Of an officer
Jas iluNE. aged 3s while digging In
al old wcllatEdenton, near Richmond,
wa overcome by foul air, and died be
fore be- could h. rescued
]
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
OIL SPRING.
Valuable in Quality and There Seems to he
Plenty of IL.

Plenty Of II.
CANPToS, Ky, Sept cit has been
found that the oil bursting out Of tho
bed Of the creek on. the farm of S. Il.
Smith, five miles from here, contains a
very valuable quality hitherto un-
known. BY laying PLANK 6N anything
across the creek a Perbon can
dam the oil up and gather any amount
of it. and it has been discovered that
the oil will burn as fast as dry paper.
The people, through curiosity, go to
this oil spring, dam it up ON the top Of
the water and then strike a match TO
it in order TO see spread over the whole
surface Of the water perfect blaze Of
fire.
This oil for lubricating purposes is
hard to surpass, and the beauty of ,it
rests in the fact that it is ready-madc
and does not have to undergo any pro-
cess whatever to be valuable for such
purposes. II has also been found to
work wonders in perfecting cures for
bruises cuts and sores. Efforts will be
made at once 10 develop this oil spring
TO see the extent of its richness
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
NEW ORLEANS
To Enfsrv. . RiEid ouarantIas Against
nilasi and OCEAN springs, Mis-.

To EHfarv. HiEid ouarantins Against
Iillaai and OCEAN springs, Mis-.
NV OHIhNSs. La sept The
state hoard of health has decided "a en-.
force rigid qnarantinr against Biloxi
aud nccan Strlhgs Quarantinr will
alsn h. cninrrrd against the other Wa
tcring Plac,,s nn ihc gulf coast until
President Oiphant returns and
more light Is obtained on tho
situation tiubr,ls arr TO he
put on the trains and at the
stations. an baggage is 10 lc fnmiEntcd
and every prccautinn IL 90 h. taken 10
keep the disease out II The city The
Louisville & Nashville trains have
lcrn ordered not 10 stop at either
Mloxi n Ocoan Springs The hou>cs
~ al people who have returned u New
orleans In the past two days arc "a bu
thoreughly fumigatcd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

FomsrEII- Mimi, sept Train No
q, on ths Waeash railroad. west bound.
struck hull a quarter OF a mile west
Of this place sunday night Ten cars
were dcrailcd The passengers In tho
rear ears were thrown 10 the floors by
the shock. but none OF them were hurt
An unknown tramp was instantly
killed Engineer John Egan was fatal
ly hurt, being injured internally and
badly scalded. Fireman GrcaSa was
badly scaldcd ON the back and legs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

BAIuNoEE, sept Edward n
Bishop. aged 10 years, shot aud mortal.
ly wounded his father. Edward 4.
bishop. at their home, sOe2 Boyd street,
Monday afternoon. The parents OF
the youthful patricide had lived apart
for some weeks past, and Monday aft.
crnoon the elder bishop came IN tho
house and attempted to force an en-.
trance frum the rear. lie was shot by
his son as he broke through the kitchen
door
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

ORovuLE, Cal, sept 0.-Adam Nip
shew, an aged German miner, commit
ted suicide in a shocking manner at his
claim near Yankee Hill He left his
partner, half breed Indian, in their
cabin and went to the mine alone.
Shortly afterward the Indian heard a
report and upon investigation found
that Nipshew had placed a giant pow
der cartridge in his mouth and fired
it, blowing the top of his head oil.
Nipshew had been Respondent for some
time
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

JACKSON, Miss, sept I-Gov. Nc
Laufin haS received the following tcle-
gran from the two members Of tho
state boar,l Of health who won't To
Ocean Springs, Miss, sunday to invcs-
tiga,c the yellow fever scare; After a
most thorouglI Investigation in every
conceivable light. II is the unanimous
opinion ~ representatives OF Louisi.
ana, Alabama and Mississippi state
boards IT health and the Marine hos.
pital ssrvice that the fever now pr,-
vaIllng in Ocean Springs Is yellow IL.
YER lSigncn u. u. llarralson, ], \.
Hunter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

ST. Louis. sept s-The first victim
of the yellow fever plague that has
made its reappearanee at Ocean
Springs. Miss, was St Louis, girl,
Miss Penelope Emma T. Schutzc.
daughter of q. c. q. SehutSe, we'll
to-do retired merchant OF this city.
Saturday camc dispatch spying she
was IN with fewer. The family were
greatly alarmed, as from her letters
they knew that dcnguc or hrcahhone
fever had attacked hundreds at the ~
sort Monday they wcrc mortified by a
brief telegram from the hotel people
saying; Your daughter died sunday
of yellow fever"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

Pm tpELrnIN. sept :. shortly after
O'Clock Monday afternoon FIRE brile
out in the basket and wickerwarc fac.
tory OF Joha NJ Rowe sons & Co. is9
n Water street and in a short time
extended 10 several adjoining buildings
on Water street and several fronting
On Delaware avenue. Before the flames
werc got sndcr control an estimated
damage of oyor slO0,OO0 had resulted,
all Of which Is fully covered by insur-
ance. The origin Is unknown
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
NITRo-eLYoERINE ExPLoDEs.
Two Men and Horse Killed. Buggy De-
molished and Bridge Badly Damaged.

Two Men and Horse Killed. buggy De-
molished and Bridge BADLY Damaged.
MoSoNGAHELA, Pa, Sept 6--lly an
explosion of nitro-glyccrine early sat
ur'lay morning, two men and horse
were killed, a buggy completely de-
molished and the bridge across
the Monongahela river 50 badly
damaged that it will have TO DO
abandoned until repaired. Windows in
the vicinity were broken and the resi-
dents for a mile awakened by the con-
cussion. One Of the men is believed to
be Charles T. Rankin, formerly super
intendent of the Watson Mining Co.
II is supposed that the men had the
glycerine in the buggy and that n sud-
den Jar caused the explosion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10
SIX DEAD
rrrrihie Sitro-o -oiyserias EIrlssion AZ CyE-
nei. O.-The Country Tor Nile AFuaha
Tranhiesl Prom the shark

rrrrihie Nitro-Giycertae Eapissinn AZ CyE-
80. o.-The Coantry for Nile. AFpaRd
Trsmbied Prem the Shack.
cfoAEr o.. sept --A trir,tia ev-
|losion of nitro-g -glyocrine occurryi
3 Tuesday afternoon a, o'clock
lch rcsalted ia ti,r death q ~ i.'o-
Who's names ar known au 1,Arrs
yacnt unkno,sn
b. killed. sam BARRIER, Allen Falti~,
Thompson. Charles nartcl. ilSnfy
einic. IIascns. hoy
~ explosion nccurred AZ the Grant
IN. iccat.d AZ the rear ~ tho National
hply Cos office building. Ia The VII
~ limits The wcll had just been
bot hy samuel liarhrr, the sltootcr flr
y Ohio and Indiana Torpcdo SO Tho
~ was n gasscr and when the TO
rts Of clyccrinc in thc Wril "a.
1ic,l. The gas iguited aud with ter
~ roar uae.flamcs Ilot high ai,cv, tho
IrIck. A. s0oa as the drillcrs saw
- flames several climh.d into tire der
~ b shut on the gas shut they had
ardly gotten thcrc when thcr vas =
rrInc explosion The burning gas
"A started tbs remaining glyccrinc in
h. Empty cans standing In a wagon near
! ~ Derrick In another wagon nearby
.lrt some cans containing another
10 quarts OF the stud and this was
started hy the force ~ the hrst sxplo-
.ion
The second was blended with the hrst
II mighty roar aud the town aud sur
0nndlng country for miles trcmhled
rnm the sho.k
Thc National supply Cos building
~ compleiely demolished aud moth
: remain hut big hole where tho
wagons stotl There is NO, whole
pane of glass IN any window in town
and every house and store was shaken
e. rs Nominations There was awful
.TcIiement over the affair, and all tho
I.maining population Of the town
rushed 70 ihe spot Who the men arc
nHo uere IN the derrick and who were
killed can not now be learned uvving TO
|11 oxcllcmcnt
Ihe damage 10 the Ohio oil Co will
1m6nnls ~ q. 900. Eight buildings arc
q total wreck and others are damaged.
ne town has population Of about
300 Many bystanders were wounded.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

LExrxGroN. Ky, Sept The Gem
tral Labor council gave a grand picnic
at the Lexington race course Monday,
the proceeds of which go to aid the
suffering coal miners In Kentucky and
Tennessee. Four of the events of the
programme were bicycle races for
ladies, hut these did not fill Quite a
round sum was made.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

WINNIrEo. Man, Sept IA feature
of the Labor day sports here Monday
was a single Scull race between Cham
pion Jake Gaudaur, Of Rat Portage,
and Dan Murphy, the trainer Of the
Winnipeg Rowing club, but formerly
Of llos,on. Gaudaur gave Murphy four
boat lengths start and proved an easy
winner. The time was slow.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

Cas,irv,s Candy t'ailnr;W. tho m0s, wuii-
Gerlui iur,iical discover of tie aec, peas
ant ainl rclnshing ia the tIsic, ~, gently
and positively on khiueyS. liver and i'cweis,
cleansing the entire system, displ roifis,
cure headache fever, hahituai constipation
and hiliousnoss. Please buy ant Try a box
Of &. G. &. to-day; 10, -, 20 cents. Snli and
guaranteed to cure 10y all druggists,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

vicoRIA, r. c., Sept 7.--A letter NJ
ccivcd hcrc states that thcr Is an
agitation ~ Sakguay, Alasla, IN lavnr
oi the enforcement ol The nllpn labor
law, and The dcpnrilnf n| men who
wcnt from here 10 work IoI ne N|||||0
Yukon company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

READING. Pa. Sept S-A Philadel-
phia 4 Reading wrccking engine
crashed into a wagon At grade cross
ing at fruSh Valley, few miles above
Reading, Tuesday night, and three
lives were lost. All were instantly
killed. The boys were sons Of Allen
Faust, miller Of Berkeley, this county,
and lliester, who was in his employ,
was driving them in a covered wagon
with load Of -four. The presumption
is that he did not hear The approaching
anutn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

RScuRsrER, n. ". Sept :. -Ex-Con.
gresham T, T. Flaglcr, Of Lockport,
Niagara county, is dead, aged 81 years
llc was president Of the Holly Manu-
facturinu Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

coNsrANuSorlR, Apt S-Thc ann
hassadnrs have dccidcd 10 dcicr the dis.
cusslon. until peace h sigucd, OF thc
Turkish govornmcnta note annoupc'
ina lhc appointment oi an Ottomen
roYprnnr ~ Crete nlyl ia lnlcnllon 40
l,''an nv Turkish Nov In orV'o'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

|irmA, sept s-I.awrence
a lhiladclphia tcamster,
picked up Intoxicated AZ
and who went To slccp in
n county Jail last Thursday
A In tho Cooper hospital
10 had slept los hours con-
when life hccnInc extinct
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

LoNpoN, Sept "a special dispatch
from Canca Island oi Crete, says that
an Amerieen named Cyrus Thgopc, has
heen killed by Turks near lIitrapctr.A
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

biloxi. Miss, Sept s-At 1880 p. m
Tuesday night three well defined cases
of yellow fcver were reported here.
They are under guard and no fear is
felt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-09-10

|Ords a'inuts
hograph.
-aEes Can ns sent
|aderfui systeni 10
n fsssolatioas
rsi Dynamo.
a-Thc Bce We'd
ints letter floin
squier. q : A. 10
p giving the results
squicr Cn'horo syn
Am u telrgraphins.
ht Squier says
OVER a line fr,an Lon
Aberdeen ana rrturn
iistanee 81 oscr 10
ms over eighty uiles
Ind cable, W. -ont
ht the rate ~
= minute, aud this ,pccl
lcd by the particular lyn-
We have ais rrcl =
tnting the Gsrn.an rahlc
from heru 90 ticrmhny and
the rate Of .soo ,.ortla pr
|uF apparatus !. lapnatrd IN
. post ofioe, London from
NJ the experiment. thus far
made
hting on this, the ller sayA:
employment Of ths syncrpno-
words minute can h. easily
- the Atlantic cable The
r claim that their very sue
trials In England dcmonstrato
- sibility Of sending press incy-
letwcen New York and Chicago
b a speed that the cntirc contents
cwspaper could b. transmitted in
ur, aud the statement lncs not
ar unreasonable in ,llr hrht -
rEecrns success The spced a.
messages under tha ngw and
crful system may h. sCnt l. limit
hly by the speed at which an rlrc-
dynamo can BE- made % rrvolva
ntsSaecs arr both sent and ~.
I'd by the aid Of a dynamo !, IS
eyed that with the successful upcr-
IN Of The system. lrttcrs MP u the
9Th Of 500 words can b. transmitted
the telegraph at no Frcater cost
gby the postal rates nov in eject
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