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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
MILD FORM.

Gery Zen Deaths from yellow Fever nt
New Oflcnns Tho Death Rate Has Fallen
90 Aboat Ten and Half Per Cent
Nrw ORLEANS, Oct 5.-For q hours,
dosing az nightfall. there had not been
a single death recorded in the Office Of
The hoard Of health. Sunday there
had been 50 new eases reported and at
seven O'Clock Monday night q were re-
ported since nine o'clock SUNDAY night.
Sunday there were nearly 200 premises
under snrveillance, in which yellow
fever had been declared 70 exist and
IN some Of the houses there were
four or five caseS yet not a
single one had proved fatal in "a hours
The result was that Monday night the
death rate had fallen 70 a trifing sx-
cess over 10k per cent and the pros
poets for an early stamping out of the
disease had been considerably bright
incd.
There is no indication that the sick
ness will assume an epidemic form.
All fear Of that has disappeared and
people who have their families.at other
points arc beginning to make arrange
ments TO bring them back.
Alta special meeting Of the board OF
health Monday afternoon IL wns de-
eided that the ship bringing sicilian
immigrants upon arrival here shall be
detained az quarantine at the mouth
/ Of the river until further orders and a
notice 10 this effect was sent 10 Col
lector Wilkinson.
Six days have passed since Ocean
Springs has had any yellow fever. II
the present immunity from disease
continues until Friday Of the current
week, the board OF health will officially
declare tho Mississippi resort free Of
fever. Ocean Springs was the first TO
contract the disease and win probably
be the first to get rid Of 1t.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct THE follow.
ing report was received from DIR. Dunn,
at Edwards, Miss, at Op. m:
"The situation here Is fairly good,
considering the circumstances There
have been reported IS new cases, seycn
whites and II col0red. ten cases scri
ohsly i'll, two with black voInit two
deaths"
MOBILE, Ala, Oct 5.-Scven new
cases and one death was reported fol
Monday.
Thirty-twO persons went from herr
10 the detention camp at Mount Yer
non Monday morning. Twenty mor'
went there Tuesday morning.
McHESRY, Miss. Oct. 5.-Tlrce new
cases here Monday. The town pre-
sents deserted appearance. Sunday
night an unsuccessful attempt wsi
made by some unknown party TO assas
sinate w. C. Wise, who is under arres
for violating the quarantine regula
| tfona
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
Tuesday Al Previous Reports of New
Gases This Season Was Broken.
Three Deaths Were Also Reported An Kpl-
demic Is Absolutely out Of the Ques-
tion. Says Dr. Oniphant-Nlne New
Cases md One Death nt Edwards.

Nav ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-After two
days OF Improvement and Of promise,
the fever situation on the face Of the
record took somewhat Of q turn Tues
day. For 10 hours there had been no
deaths and Monday the number Of
eases had shown material falling OF
from the day before. Early Tuesday
morning. however, the reports Of
new cases began 10 come into
the board Of health Office with
considerable rapidity and BY
4 o'clock there had been IS
cases reported and by seven o'clock
Tuesday night all previous records Of
this season had been broken so far Ms
new cases were concerned In a few
hours three deaths had also been re-
ported 10 the board. The physicians
were not at . loss 20 explain the
increase In cases. They took the
view that il might be expected that
numerous cases would sul continue
daily 70 be reported. DIR. Olliphant said
Tuesday night:
The stern enforcement Of the law
requiring all the physicians 10 report
promptly both suspicious and actual
eases OF yellow fever has had material
effect in increasing the number Of
cases.
As RUE, the numerical increase
Of cases Is due 20 the fact that we have
so organized our forces that the corps
of the board OF health Is now so large.
and the Ntivity Of the public in ferret
ing out new cases so great that few II
any new cases are escaping attention
and prompt report
An epidemic Is absolutely out of the
question. New Orleans Is to-day not
by any means unhealthier than Il has
been for several years. The prevailing
fever has caused in several weeks less
than 30 deathR"
Two Of the deaths Wednesday were
somewhat Of a surprise. Little was
known Of the case Of cecile Spies. She
had not been reported as patient
likely 10 succumb TO the disease. Bap-
tiste Salomon died rather suddenly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE.

.
One Hundred buildings In A1i..1. Pa
Burned, EntaiIinG a Loss OF Nearly Two
Hundred Thoa@and Dollars
AusTis. Pa, Oct 5.--Fire broke out
Monday afternoon at s;35'in Weeds
livery barn on Turner street Ia fivo
hours time every building in town but
five wcro burned to the ground. Iur.
ner street was the principal residence
street Of the town, and probably 500
people arc to-aight homeless.
The fire was started by a
load Of hay being Fpn into
a gas jet In all about ono hundred
buildings were burned, mostly resi-.
dences, among the larger losses being
the Methodist church, Presbyterian
church. opera house, Weleh's meal
market, Hellwigs drug store, Gallup,
livery and Weeds livery. The loss il
placed by insurance experts at from
$50. 600 to S2O0. 900.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
SERIOUS CONDITION.
The Drought In Kentucky Is Parching All
Negetntlon-Wea Burenn Rennrfa.

The Drought In Kentucky Is Parehing All
vegetntion-Weather Bureau Reports.
LoeisvnLE, Ky.. Oct 4.--The wealth
er bureau received Sunday reports
from "a observing points in the state,
which show the serious condition
which has resulted from the protracted
drought
These reports show tina. the average
rainfall over the state for September
was only one-fourth Of an inch. while
tho normal for the month is 2.75 inches.
When II is stated that one-fourth Of an
inch Of rain may be caused in few
minutes by lively shower the extent
Of the drought can be realized.
Two points, Padueah and Shelbyvillc,
had not drop Of rain. while several
places in the western part Of the state
reported only bare traces
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct 5.-Robert A.
Keyer. formerly grand secretary Of
the Atlantic jurisdiction Of the supreme
council Of the Young Mems Institute,
Monday morning instituted suit for
SIS, 900 damages against the supreme
council for alleged libel. The alleged
libel complained Of Is said to have been
sent broadcast over the country in a
circular letter issued by the supreme
council and which reflected on his
honesty and integrity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct e.-The en-
tries for the purse races Of the L0uis-
vile Driving and Fair association
closed Tuesday. and the indIca-
tons are that they will Be equally
as large as the stake events.
which cloeed June IS with i55 entries.
The meeting begins ~ the close Of tho
Iexington ErcctinF. and ~ q tis fa.s-
Gus horses which apprar AZ the latter
place viii bc here. together with many
Others which do not show in Iexing-
ton. among theia the famous Star
fgintcE, Robert J and John r Gentry.
1s well as pacing Johnnie and the rae.
ing nIka
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

RAPID CRY, 8 d, Oct 1-Serious
fires have been raging north and south
Of this place for four days, and the
citizens are exhausted from fighting
flames 10 save their homes All night
800 men made a desperate stand against
tbs line Of fire approaching from the
north and finally succeeded In saving
the town, though many farmhouse
were burned The fire had approached
within two miles Of Rapid City. II had
been burning for four days m the
heavicst timbered part Of the Black
hills II was swept TOWARD Rapid City
in solid sheet of fame two miles
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

r IT. YATES LOUISA ky GeneraI Agent Tor Estern hentucy
Local Agents Wanted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
MRs. WILSON
Invited the Insulting Tramp Into the House
and Then Shot Him


Invited the Insulting Tramp Into the House
and Then Shot Him.
LEkISoToN, KY, Oct G-In the alb
sence Of James l.. Wilson, m unknown
tramp called at his home in the eoun-
try. near Lexington, Tuesday morning
and inquired for the imam OF the
house. MrA Wilson Informed him
that her husband was away. The
tramp thereupon grabbed Mrs. Wilson.
Coolly she invited him TO step inside.
The tramp obeyed.
The young woman stopped TO table
in the hallway and picked up a revol-
yer. Turning She fired at the advanc-
ing tramp. lie jumped backward onto
the porch. Mrs Wilson fired again.
The ball hit the trsnp in the left side.
lie staggered a few feet and then broke
into run.
Wilson and his friends have secured
the country for the would-bc assailant.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
KENTUCKY DROUGHT.

Damage 10 Crop. and Much Sickness Re-
saltIaE-Some Towns wIthoat Rirs Pro-
tsstion-
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct 2.-The present
drought In Kentucky Is the worst In 20
years, and great damage has been done
TO the crops So great is the scarcity
Of water that the Louisville and Nash
willie officials are uneasy and fear that
they will not be able % supply their
tanks along the road. The damage
done win reach up into the millions
Weather Forecast Oflieial Burke said
Friday:
Prom the regular crop bulletins, l
am positive that the rainfall out in the
state for the entire month viii be less
than one inch, which Is an exceedingly
low figure.
I'm fact, II Is One-third Of the usual
rainfall The drought extends through
out the central valley and in all the
states south Of Kentucky. Tennessee
Is suffering. as are n great many Of the
southern states The forecast Is for a
eontinnance Of the present conditions
This morning | received the rain
report for the month from BardstOwn-
The fall was IS Of an inch This con-
dition Of Affairs exists all over the
stae.-
In the extreme western part Of the
state much damage and suffering have
been caused, several towns and coun-
ties being threatened with water
famine. Caldwell, Triggs and Por-
tlons Of Christian county have been
similarly affected. farmers having
been compelled 70 haul water for their
stock for some time past All the
tobacco growing sections have suffered
severely from the prolonged dry spell.
and in this item alone the loss has
amounted 70 thousands Of dollars The
going dry Of the big spring at George
town Is attributed 10 the drought
H0pkinsville Il in danger, the water
company there having notified It's pat
rons that all water viii be turned OF
Saturday. there being hardly enough
on hand for Ere protection
In several sections the seant water
supply has caused much sickness. ow-
ingsvllIe and Bath county are suffering
particularly In this regard
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
new MINISTRY.
The spanish Cabinet Go TO The Palace and
Take the Oath Of once

Ths sranish cAbine, Go 70 The Palace and
Take ths Oath Of Onee.
MADEID, Oct s.-The new ministry Is
constituted As follows:
senior sagasta. president Of the coun'
ell 81 ministers
ScnOr Gullon. minister for foreign
Affairs
senor Gro.zard. minister Of justice.
Gen. Correa. minister u war.
Adm. Bcfmejo. minister Of marine.
Senor Puigccrver. minister Of finance
senor capdepon. minister Of the IN
terror.
Count Xiguena minister Of publ,
works
senor Moret. minister Of the colonies
The ministers. after an informa
meeting. proceeded TO the palace ant
took the oath Of Office.
At a cabinet council Monday even
ing Il was decided 10 appoint Senoi
Amos Salvador. minister OF finance in
the Sagasta cabinet u is9s. director o
the Hank Of spain. Count Romanonal
has been appointed mayor Of Madrid
and Scnor Aguilra pretect Of police o
that city.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

PADucAH. KY. Oct 5-Jos S. May
hugh and Miss Elizabeth Conner, 0.
Dycusburg. Crittenden county, eloped
Sunday night. eoipg down the Cumbcr-
land and Ohio rivers 40 miles IN skih
to Metropolis. Ill, where. they were
married Sunday. The BRIDES father
had kept her locked in a room Tor a
week To prevent the elopement The
groom broke the lock in the night time
and stole the imprisoned young lady
from her disagrecable place Of cdnane
nent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

PRINCETON. Ky, Oct 6.-Homer d.
Brown, an old boOISmalSer, attended
tho fair here last week during tho
races. lie played in hard luck and
went broke. lie remained here and
was found dead In bed ut his boarding
house Tuesaay morning and a NOR
phine bottls ON the table. Some think
he took an overdose by accident, but il
was likely suicide. His home wa
NemphiA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
FLOOD IN CHINA.

SIXTY Villages. Containing Over 10000
People, Destroyod-The Number of
Drowned Estimated at From 10000 20
10000.
TACOMA, Wash, Oct 6-The steamer
Victoria brings news Of the most dis
astrous floods that have visited China
for many years. Sixty villages near
Tung Chou, containing over $1,000 in
habitants, have been destroyed by
foods and the people drowned or forced
10 fee.
There Is no means Of finding out how
many thousands have been drowned,
but the number Is estimated by Chinese
authorities at 1900 10 10000
The flooded district is,within ismiles
Of Pekin, the capital Of China A a
rule Chinese officials make very little
stir when n calamity like this happens.
but the proximity Of the disaster has
resulted In is being brought to the at
tention Of the emperor, who has or
dered that all possible relief BE- given.
Survivors from the villages nearest
Pelin have been allowed such shelter
As they can find In the city walls, but
thousands are without protection
against the rain, which continues 10
fall
The distress OF these people Is most
pitiable. Public spirited and wealthy
men Of Pexin aud Tung Chou are ac-
lively assisting the authorities In pro-
viding them with food.
The fools have greatly damaged .
large number Of estates belonging TO
Pcllin mobiles The unusual rains be-
gan July % and continued until Au-
gust 15
The crops In the flooded district were
destroyed. The projects. local magis-
trates and people OF the flooded dis
trict prayed for the cessation Of the
rain seven days before they were anal
ly driven out of their homes
Early in September high officials Of
Pclin and TIcn sicn suddenly forbade
the slaughter of cattle. their object To
nppease the wrath Of gods and stop the
rain. Proclamations 20 this effect were
posted The result was 20 cut OF the
entire meat supply, which led foreign
consuls 10 protest against the prohibi-
tion and 70 report the situation 20 the
foreign ministers at Pekin. Il is claim
cd that the action Of the officials con
stitutcs violation Of the treaty rights
Early in September there was anoth
cr uprising In Formosa. A battle took
place which resulted in the killing OF
900 rebels and many japanese soldiers
Capt Takcuchi. who commanded ths
Japanese. cut down 90 rebels with his
own hand
An explosion Of steam launch near
BANGKOK resulted in the drowning oi
ten person and the fatal injury Of six
including Prince chAlrat and wife, whs
! died next day. This prince wns closely
related 20 the King Of siam
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

LONDON proposes to ligh. the city by
electricity Tor nothing. It now costs
slOs to get rid Of bon Of garbage. A
combustion Of apparatus hns been de-
vised that can burn the garbage at -
cents per ton, and-gcnerate steam saf-
ficient to run enough dynamos 70
light the entire city. London onn mus
save IS. sd on each ton, and. in addi-
tion, illuminate its city without cost
Garbage, by a machine called the 'dnst
destrnctor.s is converted into clinkers.
which can b. ocavertod into roadways.
as artificial stone for sidewalks, and al
sand for mortar and cement
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08
KENTucKY STATE NEWS. Fewer AT NEW ORLEANS.
STATE or INDIANA
ouaraatinss Against Louisville On Account
Of yellow Fever in the south.

Ouarnatlnes Against Louisville On Account
OF Yellow Fever Ia the south.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct e.-Thc state
Of Indiana has quarantined against
Louisville on account Of the yellow
fever in the south. Prompt action will
be taken 70 have IL removed, and a
special train was sent 10 indianapolis
Tuesday morning with q delegation 10
make protest.
Great Indignation Is felt here against
DIR. Withrow, Of Cincinnati, who Is
held Responsible for the action OF the
Indiana authorities.
At meeting Of the Commercial club
and board OF trade Tuesday this sug-
gcstion Of District Passenger Agent
Haggerty, Of the Pennsylvania road,
that special train bearing a number
OF prominent citizens be sent 70
Indianapolis at once WIS adopted,
and an interview with Gov. Mount
and DR.. Jameson was held Tuesday
afternoon Among those who form
the delegation 20 call on the governor
are Mayor Geo ID. Todd, c. c. Mengel.
IT., president board Of trade, Gil Boyle,
Evening Post, w. B IIaldeman. cour-
Ter journal. Lewis Stewart, G. G. Nor
ton. Logan Murray. w 7 Rolfe, B. NJ.
Creel, ]. b. Speed, John Dunlap, An
drew cowBn. DIR. w. r. White. health
officer, George Gaulbert, NJ. r. Belknap
and A. II. Beclfman.
Twelve indianapolis physicians, who
are here attending the meeting OF the
Mississippi Valley Medical association,
wired Cos. Mount Tuesday morning
that IL was absurd 20 think that there
was yellow fever here.
IL is proposed that the committee
win prevail upon the governor 70 re
scind the order quarantining against
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct 6.-The follow
ing communication from the Indians
board Of health 10 Hcalth oaicer W. p
White, sent by order Of Gov. Mount
speaks for itself:
INDIAxAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. 5. 1891.
To. Dn W. r WHITE. Health Officer
Louisville. Ry.-The state board OF
health Of Indiana never contemplated
establishing quarantine against Louis
Vile or any other city on &C
count Of yellow fever We met simply
20 consider the health affairs o.
the state and the yellow fever situation
| IN the south Recognizing a possible
necessity the governor was requested
10 supply funds TO meetthe same. Th'
possible ned for refugee inspection
was discussed. Our investigation
proves positively there is no yellow
fever in Louisville and you are assured
no action Is 70 b. taken by this board
(Signedj HESHY jameson, President
]. n. HUmEY, Secretary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

LONDON, Oct 5.-Edward Langtry,
former husband Of Mrs. Lily Langtry,
tho actress. who recently obtained a
divorce from him in California, and
who is said TO have privately married
Prince Paul Esterhazy. has been found
wandering I'd demented condition on
the railway line near Chester and beea
sent 10 n funatio asylum.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

NIcnoI.AsvuLE, ny, Oct A-The
present drought in this county Is un-
prccedented in recent wears, and the
Oldest inhabitants say Il IS the wors:
since 1854 Il is now more than two
months since any rain fell Fields and
vegetation arc parched Il Is almost
impossible 10 find any pasture. and
farmers are already beginning 70 feed
their stock dry feed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

FRAxKFoEr, KY. Oct. 4-Judge Can
trill decides that Secretary Of State
Finley is not entitled to 81. 900 a year
as manager Of the corporation depart
ment. which he had been drawing in
addition to his salary as secretary OF
state till Senator Bronston had passed
through the senate last winter a reso-
luton which directed Auditor Stone 10
refer the matter TO the courts. II the
court of appeals afiirms this Mr.. Finley
win be compelled to pay back 81, ,OOO
received last wear
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

RosroS. Oct 2-The Boston base
hall club received a pennantas Nation
al league champions at the fremont
theater Monday night Mayor Quincy
made the presentation speech and
Manager Sclec accepted the pennant
on behalf Of the club, the members, Of
which. together with the baltimore
team. occupied the boxes Of the thealcr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

HorKISsvuix, ny, Oct A-Wm +.
Corbin. a patient al the Western Lu.
natic asylum. nca< this cltyi was dt.
ting ~ = STREAM that that's through
tho asylum grounds fishing, whcn he
was suddenls s,izcd with an cpileptis
lt and fcn into the wat,r and was
drnwncA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

ToRoSrO, Ont. Oct Sire at the
Central prison here Monday afternoon
did nearly e1c. 600 worth of damage. II
started in the dry kiln Of Che broom
factory, n three-sbory srructu-e 70 the
west Of the main prison. and the 50
eonviets and their guards working
there had barely time TO escape with
their lives.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct a-The Phoenix
Brewing Co. one Of the Oldest brewing
companies in the city, assigned Mon
day morning 20 c. c. vogt, with liabf-
tiles Of $3.50. coo and assee slightly in
excess Of this sum President c. A..
Weber states that the failure was
caused By the filing Of number Of at
tachments aggregatine els, 900 by GoeP-
per 4 Co, a Cincinnati firm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

OsCEoLA, Ark. Oct s-0wing to the
long-eontinued drought in this vicinity
wells and springs have gone entirely
dry and the. people are now compelled
20 buy water for drinking purposes
Water sells rapidly At five cents quart
and the demand excccils the supply.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

IIESDEEsoN. Ky, Oct d.-The John
son block. situated ON the corner o
First and Main streets. was destroye,
By FIRE at an early hour Tuesday morn
ing. Loss, $4,000; insurance, s., 900
The fire was discovered at $50 n. m
and its origin IS mystery. twas IN
principal business block Of the city.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

LExISGToS. Ky. Oct 5.-Mrs- Sarah
j. Moore, aged 20 years, mother OF
Messrs Charles and Thomas Moore.
prominent turfmen, died Monday night
after an illness Of long duration. She
was the mother Of Mrs r. J. rorre, Of
Cincinnnfi
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

HAuKrox, Pa. Oct. s.-The battal.
ion Of the Eighth regiment and the
governors troops broke camp here
Monday and every soldier has left the
town Commanding officers Watts and
Cameron and Capt OFT. Of the cavalry.
each thanked the men for their excel
lent behavior.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

H0roHroS, Mich. Oct. 6-Capt w.
A. Dunn has sold his Six Mile Hill
property 70 Cameron Currie & Co, Of
Detroit. brokers for New Yorx capital
isis. for ssoo.oeo. The property has
nc richest showing Of copper Of any
mine opened since the discovery Of the
Calumet and Ilecla. and mining men
are nnnnimoas in predietiHs prosper
.ous future.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

uoSpoS. Oct k-A dispatch 70 The
Times from nucnos Ayrcs says that
thc situation Al Rio laneiro Is going
from had 70 Nogsc The financial con
dltion ol the government Is critical
owing 10 the Freat falling on In rev
onuo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

MIppszsHoRo. Ky, Oct e-JaeOt
Howard, republican nominee for cir
emit clerk. Harlan county. was killed
in a political fight On Straight Creek
John Milton. democratic candidate foI
jailer. was mertally wounded
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

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To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-08

Loxnox. Oct e.-Chnrles I. Roy. pro
lcssor Of pathology a. the University
Of CamblIdrc since 1854. Is dead. llc
was born IN 1854. was a surgeon in the
Turkish army during the Scrvian war.
was rfoI1ssor-supcrintendent Of tho
nroun Institution. and was a contrib.
utnr 10 several medical journals