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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
WARMER WEATHER
Insreasss the Saubsx Of New Fever Cases
Al New Orleans. But DininI.hes the
Death Rate.


increases the Nnmbsg Of New Fever Cases
Al New orieans. But Din,inl.hss the
Death Rate.
Nrw omEAxs, sept 2a-warmcr
weather In the past two or three days
has had the effect of increasing TO some
extent thc number Of new cases Of the
prevailing type Of yellow fever
but il has equally Ind the effect Of send
ing down the death rate. There
were y cases on Saturday, II sunday,
and up 70 half.past o'clock Monday.
81 caseS But there were only two
deaths on saturday, none on Sunday
and two Monday. Present experience,
therefore, proves that warm weather
Adds 10 the number Of eases, but reduces
the mortality. while colder weather di-
minishcs the number Of cases and en-
largcs the death rate. Physicians and the
authorities Monday night generally
agree that the situation is steadily Inn
proving. They believe that the chances
are growing more remote every day Of
epidemic. and that there IS little lilkeli-
hood that the disease will assume BE-
fore cold weather much more viru-
lent form than at present
MonirR, Ala. Sept sS-The report
for Monday has greatly revived the
spirits Of the people here. They ae-
eept Il as indicating. that the energetic
effort 10 surround the disease and
stamp II out are meeting with success
The number of new eases reported at
noon for The previons "a hours were
\ three.
The only death reported Moniay was
that OF Florence BARLOW aged % years.
she lived ON Elmira near Lipscomb. A
peculiarly sad feature Is that she was
engaged TO be married next month, and
during her illness snd even after death
her hance was not permitted 20 see her
nor attend her funeral. the regulations
being 80 strict that none outside the
physicians clergy and undertakers
may approach fever CASES MrS Alma
Kirach died Monday night
| Al Biloxi there were Il new cases
and one death and two cases and one
death at scranton. while at Ocean
Springs there were no new cases and
/ no dpathQ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
MYSTERIOUS MuRpER.


Member n the Qlklahoma Legislature
Foand Dead m lront Of the Galeey
Theater. 81 LoulA
ST. LOUIS. No. Sept. sS--A mysteri-
Gus murder developed Monday In the
finding in front Of the Gaiety theatcr.
a Fourth street dive. Of the body Of
benjamin Prank Lamar. a prominent
farmer living at Fairlnount. 0lxlahoma,
with his skull crushed in Lamar. who
is an Odd Fellow and member Of the
territorial Legislature. came 10 St
Louis several days ago with party Of
friends 10 see the sights and attend the
fall festivities which begin next month.
The dead mans friends say that La
mar who had been drinking until mid
night Sunday night occupied with a
number Of persons \ box at the theater
in front Of which his dead body was
discovered at daylight lie had a large
sum Of money when last seen. but none
Of this way in his pockets when found.
Five attaches of the theatcr have lsecn
arrested by the police. but nothing
positive connecting them with the muir
/ der has developed The police are now
looking for a woman named Fannie
Wolfwith whom Lamar was seen drink
ing late sunday night
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
BUssEYvILLE.

Mrs. Jep Meek, who has been
visiting her daughter in West Va,
has reiurned, her daughter accom-
panying her. The latter will make
brief visit.
JefT Meek has completed new
new and pretty house at this
place and has n owed into il.
Joe Bussey, OF this piace,is visit
Ing in Ohio.
Miss Lula Hall, Of Louisa, isvis-
iting here this week.
The Loar Brothers were out in
specting their herd of fine cattle
last Sunday.
Misses Lizzie and Ellie Neal are
visiting their sister at Bear creek
this week.
Minvel Thompson has moved in
to the house recently vacated by
Fred. Pickle.
Miss Cosby Beavers and Erms
Burton attended the annual meet.
ing at Hood.
Grandmother Holt, of Louisa, il
on Visit to her son at this place
A number OF the Pleasant Ridge
young people were disappointed by
coming to the infiImary at thii
place, where they expected there
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
IOWA FARMER

slaughters Hls wife and slx Children n
Cold Blood--After the FIendIsa Act the
Husband and Father Puts a Ballet In HIs
Baln-
CARROLL, Ia, Sept 2s.-The slaugh-
ter Of a mother and her six children
occurred at the home of John Boeclser,-
q farmer living eight miles northwest
OF here, Sunday night Afterward
the fiendish or demented husband and
father at whose hands they died com
pleted his bloody work by sending a
bullet into his own head. inflicting
fatal wound. The family were pros
porous Germans. and as far as Is known
lived happily. No motive for the trag-
edy hiss been disclosed. Boccker's VIC
Tins are his wife and these children:
Caroline. aged "a; Christine. aged .;
Henry. aged 5; Lizzie. aged 6; John.
aged 5. and an infant All are dead but
Henry. and the latter cannot recover
from his wounds
BoeclSer had an engagement 10 help
a nesghbor thresh Monday morning,
and on his not putting in an appear
anee his brother Henry, who lives
about 20 rods away, went about Q
o'clock to see why he did not come. The
doors Of the Boecker house were locked
and there were no signs of life about
Henry tried to get in tho house, but
met no response, and finally he kicked
in the door and came upon a horrible
scene Boecker with his wife and baby,
slept in back room, and the three
corpses lay on one bed The wife had
been shot in the neck with a shotgun
which stood in the corner. the baby
had been shot and its head crushed
with the butt OF revolver. The man,
still breathing. had a bullet hole
high upon the forehead, and
by his side was a Smith & Wesson
six-ahooter with two chambers empty.
The Boecker home Is a story-and-a-hali
frame house, and upstairs Henry and
Lizzie lay on the bed with bullet holes
In tha forehead. the latter dead, the
boy stin breathing. In the opposite
corner Of the same room Caroline,
Christine and John were dead, each
with bullet hole in the forehead,
though Caroline had two.
IL Is undoubtedly a case Of murder
and suicide. The indications are that
Boeclser first dispatched his wife with
the shotgun. shooting her in the neck.
then used the revolver on the baby.
FIRST shooting II and then knocking ont
its trains with the butt Boeclxer then
went UPSTAIRS where the five children
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
DISCHARGED FARMHANo.
For Revenge. shot the Son Of His Forme
Emp.oJer-Crops Burned.


For Revenge. shot the Son Of His Former
EmP.oJer-crops Burned.
owESsBoEo, Ky, Sept 29.-Oliver
Tuee. a wcll-known Daviess county
farmer, Monday discharged Charles
IIurgcns. who soon after went into the
house, and. after quarrcling with Cas-
sius Tuce, son Of, Oliver. shot him in
the back. The wound is very danger
Gus, but Tuce was influenced by friends
and neighbors not TO prosecute IInr-
gems
Monday night Tuee's fine strawstack,
the yield of so acres OF wheat, his hay
crop andmost Of his shocked corn were
fired and totally destroyed The house
and barns barely escaped Tncc to-day
swore out warrants against Hurgens
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were sleeping and killed them. He prob
ably used light. for his aim was good.
each victim being shot in the forehead
All bat two children met with instant
death for the blood clots We're under
their heads and two lay as calmly ne
posed as II in sleep. Anexcept Henry.
who is not yet dead, were attired in
night robes fsoecker had reloaded
the weapon while up stairs and evil
IDENTIFY sent the second bullet into the
oldest girls brain Just before leaving
the room Going down stairs
he stretched himself beside
the corpse OF his wife and
shot himself His right hand was
burnt by the powder, showing the
rapid use Of the revolver. The weapon
he had borrowed from his brother
Henry last Thursday. rcmarlxing that
he wanted Il to kill rats in the cellar
II isnOw recalled that Boecker had since
then praeticed target shooting with II
Boecker was 81 years old. and for Ovel
20 years lived in the same nelghbor
hood, In fact. on the same farm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
COMING BACK.

colorsd Emigrants Who I.sft the United
States for Liberia Dis.atished with tho
Country.
LlvKRrooI, Sept as.-Otley weite and
Eve children and O. W. Farmer and
wife. all colorel, who belong TO a party
Of SIS elnigrants who left savannah for
Liberia BY the steamer Labrador in
March. 1925, have just arrived here
from Liberia The Farmers are desti-
tnte and the waites have only enough
money 10 enable them TO reach the
United States All the adult members
Of the party described the condition Of
thoss whom they have left in Liberia
as being most pitiable.
The say the land promised them by
the nberian agents In the United
States turned out TO be absolutely No
good They assert that more than hall
the Labrador's party are dead and thai
the rest OF them are trying 20 reach
the United States
The Waites and Farmers say in con
elusion that the Liberian government
did nothing for them. aud that the eli
mate Of the Republic Of Liberia IS mos
unhealthy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

FRASKForr. Ky. Sept %. = State
Auditor Stone has ruled that the State
Treasury can not at this time supply
any part Of the sloO,OOo appropriated
by the legislature TO provide the two
schools Of reform for youthful crimin-
ais This is a disappointment TO the
con,=aIssioners appointed by the gov
elnor, who had contemplated erecting
ono of the institutions this fall and
waiting on the remaining one till the
State Treasury recuperates. The com
missiOners are preparing to institute
mandamus proceedings against the
auditor to determine whether he has
the power TO stop the work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
LITTLE CHILD
Made the Victim OF coIored Brute ~
OwensborU. ky.


EIade the Victim OF n CoIored Brute ~
OwensborO. ~.
OwESsBoRo. ny. Sept. 27.--IIenry
Richardson, a Negro about so years
old. with wife and three children.
was arrested Sunday afternoon upon
information volunteered by Mr.. J. d.
Long. a sign painter Of Owcnsboro.
charging him with a criminal assault
upon Julia smith, tcn-year-old col
ored child. Mr. Long testified that he
witnessed Richardson drag the child
into ravine near the county Jail in
this cry.
Richardson was taken Immediately
before Judge Pendlcton, who remand
ed him to Jail until tomorrow for his
examining trial Feeling ran high for
some time after the negro had been
placed in Jail among the colorcd people
of the city, but no fear Of a mob Is felt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
PENSIONS GRANTED.

Many kentuciians Made Happy by the
Pension Bureau.
WAsHIS6ToS, Sept p. = Pensions
were granted tofollowing Kentuckians
Friday:
Original-Henry Tracy, Louisville;
Thomas venn. Ludlow; James b. Dam
iels, Covington; Richard Trottcr, de-
ceased, Winchester
Restoration and Increase willough-
by Morris, deceased, Beeehwood; Ben
jamin f. Hooker, Esizabethtown.
Increase-John bennington. Elmon-
ston; Abraham Sullivan. Vanceburg;
John S. Campbell, wisemantown.
Original Widows, ete.-Dora kortum.
covington. Sarah Z. Moslcy, Glenn
Vile; Samantha E. Glover. Grayson;
Folly Trotter. Winchester; minor of
Archibald B. Wilson. Greenup.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

HAwnsvnLE, KY, Sept os-Ray-
mond Bushrod, who outraged Miss
Maggie Roberts, near Petrie, Hancock
county, Saturday, was hanged by a
mob In Court Square here Sunday.
The efforts Of the sheriff to remove
him TO 0wensboro were intercepted.
The Negro confessed, and also ac-
knowledged two other crimes Of like
character. The mob was unmasked
and no effort was made 70 conceal the
identity Of the lynchers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
DID you EVER

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or are Nervous, ,Sleepless. Exeilable
Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy
SPELLS, Electric Bitters is the med
iicine you need. Health and
Strength are guaranteed by its use
Fifty cent and slOO at A NJ Hughes
Drug Store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
And wiIlIan Norman Indicted ny the Pay
cite Grand Jury.

And wiIlIan Norman Indicted ny the Fay
ette Grand Jury .
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. s5.-Capt. Jas.
c. Bryant, a wcll-known republican
politician, and William Norman, q
ward worker, were indicted by the
Fayette county grand jury Friday
for the part they took in the re-
publican convention row Last Friday at
Woodland park Norman Is indicted
for ''maliciously striking and wound
ing with intent to ldll7 Col. W. R. Mil
ward, who was knocked in the head
with club, and Capt Bryant gets one
count for cracking the head OF William
croghan, son of the republican eandi-
date. Frank Croghan, and another for
carrying concealed deadly weapona
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

Battle tho Outcome o. oaarrsI Over the
HaHeifon -Thlrty-sin Men Are
knoun 10 Have Bcrn Wounded In the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
GOV. BRADLEY
Issues q Proclamation nnd an Order Tor
Board Of Health FUNDS.

Issues . Proclamation and an Order Tor
Board Of Health Funds.
FRAsKFoEr. by. Sept 29.-Gov.
Bradley has Issued the following pro
clamation:
TO Hon IT, S. Stone, Auditor
Whereas. yellow kcver is prevailing In the
various portions Of the south and
Whereas. The state board OF health some
time since reported tome tho necessity OF TAX
ing action TO prevent the introduction Of thai
disease into this commonwealth. which action
directed them 10 take. and which action has
been and Is now being taken, as such necessity
still exists now. therefore
Under Seciion eDss OF Kentucky Stntutos.
Hon. Samuel II. Stone. auditor OF the state Of
kentucky. Is authorized TO draw hts Warrant
90 the treasurer for two thousand O2OOO) dol
lars In favor Of the Kentucky siato board Of
health, they having ecrtinrd TO me that that
amount is necessary
'Wn. o. BRADLEY.
-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.
MRS. THOMPSON
Carries Her Wounded Lover Home In Her
Arms and Married Him a. once.


Carries Her Wounded Lover Home In Her
Arms and Married Him ~ Once.
OwESsBoRo, KY, Sept 2s--0ficer
John ID. Mercer, Of the Owensboro po-
lice force, while gathering peaches
Monday morning. slipped from lad
ber he was standing on and fell on a
fence. One Of the pickets entered his
groin TO the depth Of four inches The
shock stunned him and he sat irnpalcd
upon the pielSets.
Mrs. Sallie Thompson, who lives Eext
door to Mr.. Mercer, came to his rescue.
and although he is six feet In height
and weighs about 200 pounds and the
lady rather small. she liftesl him from
the fence and carried him in her arms
10 the house.
The wound will no doubt prove fatal.
Mercer and the lady we're To have been
married Tuesday, but as the wound
was 50 dangerous it was decided TO
have the wedding at once. According
~, as soon as the man recovered from
an operation, Rev. Il. II. Crossficld was
called in and license procured, and as
she sat at the bedside holding his hand
the ceremony was pronounced
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

WAsmN6roS, Sept Extensions
were granted to the following Ken
lucky people Tuesday: Original-Ben-
jamin Castle. Richardson; Francis NJ.
Quinlin, California; Lawrence Clover.
Paducah fhcrcase-Stephcn Faris,
White Station; Lewis NJ. Cook, Green
Hall Reissue George Thomas Lex
ington- Reissue and Increase-John
Conley, Ashland Original Widows.
etc.-Mahala Walker, Covington, (spe-
cial September si) Mary Vaughn, Big
hin
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

FRANKfoRT, KY, Sept 27.-The first
Of the franchise tax snits brought
against number Of corporation
was decided by Judge Cantrell
in the circuit court Saturday in
favor of the state. He decides that
the Louisville street railway must pay
s27, ,Aos franchise tax. for one year. in
cluding interest due. This is one OF
the biggest Judgments ever rendered
for taxes for one year in this state, and
has an important bearing on all SINH
lar corporations in Covington, New
port and other cities
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

WAsnixerox. Sept %. The state de
pertinent has been making inquiries
for some time 10 ascertain the where
ahouis Of Harry Tdilerton. son q n
" Tolierton. Of Toledo. o.. and Prof
IN Holmes. Of Mendviilc. Pa. who
wcrl - fur0pe on The way 70 enter z
Berlin university. Il was feared that
The young men had been captured By
sflfands. but a telegram received Tues
day from Mr.. Tollerton At Toledo an,
n0unccs that he has heard from his sou
ni Inzcrnc. Switzerland.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01
oAINts nrEirs h.


He Ridlcnis. IL part Ihat iio VII Aitaei.
Gov lIlnd.ey.
FnASKFoEr. Ky. Sept e5.-A Louis
vile afternoon paper contained SEN
sationai publication Friday to the ef.
feet that Capt Noel Gaines would soon
give out statement telling the .in-
side history" Of the bringing Of the IA
nous Hunter indictments Il was
stated that this statement would be-
made the basis Of suit in the federal
court Of DIR. Hunter against Gov. Brad.
ley for conspiracy.
Capt. Gains Friday gave out state
ment disclaiming any responsibility for
the publication and again exonerating
Gov Bradley. lie says there was Also
lutely no foundation for the story, and
all he has to tell was told on the witness
stand in the Hunter trial. Gov. Brad,
ley denounced as Infamous the effort tc
connect him with the iDdictmenl
against Hunter and others.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

cHrsrKn, Pa, Sept 2o.-Three per
sons were killed on the baltimore and
Ohio railroad tracks At carrcroft. a few
miles below here. Tuesday morning, by
passenger train crashing into a wag-
IN. The victims arr: Mytro Dobrislfi.
aged s. years. George Baldwin. aged Z
years; Mard Baldwin, aged u years,
con and daughter Of Robert l., baldwin.
Dohriski and the Baldwin boy werc in.
stantly killed and the little girl lived
bur q few minutes The horse was aisc
killed and the wagon torn 10 splinterA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

MinnRrowN, n. ", Sept a-wal-
lacc J. Christian, contractor, In fit
of rage Monday shot and instantly
killed Horace + rritchard. Of New
York Then Christian turned his pis-
tol On Tholaas Manning. = constalle Of
Nnrlslofo, and Mot him tWioc. NOR.
tally woundlnr hln Tho cr|mo took
plocp N front II C|||sllane cottage In
The grounds 81 ~ Sullivan County
rlnh. near Nurlsbo| Hnd belorc Al
typA ol his v|Ic ~, murderer -
s1pea y ,'.e woo ~ has moi eesn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

MArFrELD. Ky, Sept GA freight
train going north Sunday morning at
o'clock struck and killed a young white
man named Claude Lyon. Lyon. who
is a brother OF the celebrated Lyon
quintnplets born here two years ago.
sat down ON tho end Of erossties and
went to sleep. He lived only short
time after he was struck.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

MoReANFiETD. Ky. sept sS-while
on the way TO church the horse driven
by Mr.. James Abel. . farmer OF this
county, became frightened and ran
away. Mr.. Abel was hadly bruised as
was his wife. Their baby was kicked
in the stomach and will die.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept e5.--rhc follow
ing pensions have been issued 10 Ken
tuclsians: original--John 4, Robertson.
=. rch; ~race Turner, Lexington. Ad.
ditional 9Elijah D. Robertson, Ncwcas.
tlc. Original Widows, etc -Mallnda
paplcy. Canada; minors Of James p,
Parker. Uopk.nsvillc, Mary Anderson
fkankiorl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

HARBcDsEURo. Ky.. Sept so.-The
infant daughter Of Rev. J. 5. Williams
and wife was found dead Tuesday
morning. having smothercd in It's
downy pillows while the parents sup
posed Il swcctly sleeping.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

WASHINGTON. Sept oo.-The follow
ing fourth class postmasters for Kcn-
lucky were commissioned Tuesday:
Gest, Henry county, Alfred Parker,
vice II. c. Sanders, removed; Hobbs.
Bullitt county. 7. II. Perkins. vice f.
!. Ferrill. resigned; Newman. Daviess
county. James Hill. vice J. L. Murphy,
remov,,d.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

ISDIASArotrs. Ind. Sept s9.-In a
general order issued Tuesday Depart
ment Commander Dodge. Of the G. A.
r.. asks the members Of the order to
contribute TO the Nancy Hanks Lin
coin Memorial association fund. Ev-
cry comrade Is asked to contribute five
or ten cents
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

LExlSeroN. KY. sept IS Chairman
johnson has appointed his advisory
committee in accordance with rcsolu'
lions passed by the democratic state
central committee, the members being
chosen from each Congressional DIS
iricf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

NEw lonE, Sept so-A man sup
posed % Be n Anderson. travelling
from Chicago 70 Mamols Switzerland.
fell from q Nest Shore Railway train
near Highland Falls Monday night and
was killed Ills body was found ~
1'dathc railway track TUESDAY. Cpon
n were q gold watch and chain. sisa in
cash. somc cheeks and a steamship
ticket The man probably missed his
footing while passing from one car 10
The other. md fcil beneath the train.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

oWKxsBoRo. Ky, Sept ss-Prof. L.
Esan Erhart and Miss Aileen Armendt,
aged Is years, eloped to Cannellton
Monday and were married.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

LExrSoToS. KY, Sept 27.-Thc Fay
ette county garnd jury has adjourned.
Its sitting was unattended by scnsa-
tional findings. but it left in its wake
q report which contained hot roast
Of the county Jail. and has called forth
vehement expressions from Jailer Will
kerson- The grand jury said that "a
liberal application Of soap and water
would be beneficial to the kitchen and
cells and suggested that ''the so
called essence of coffee be dispensed
with and that genuine coffee be substi-
tuted.-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

owKNsnoRo, Ky, Sept so.-vcra
MorcdOcS, a small girl, by accident
ran into a bed OF embcrs just ral1cl out
nom the fire box of the canning factory
and had both feet burned on.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

FEANKFoRT, KY. Sept ss-John
Burgin. aged IS years, Of this city. was
killed Monday at Mundy's Landing. on
the kentucky river, by falling trcc.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

HorKNsvHLE. KY, Sept s7.-George
Mills. Of this city. attempted suicide at
his home Saturday night by taking
laadanum. His life was saved after a
hard struggle. No cause for the deed
Is l.notvn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

HornSsviLIE. Ky. Sept 29.-Wm.
Boone, planter IS years old. residing
near Elmo. in this county. fell dead al
his home from tho effects OF having be-
como overhcated while walking about
his farm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

NEw loES. sept -. Edward Evans,
- years OLD, dealer IN bicycles In this
city, was instantly killed late Monday
night while riding along the boule-
varl TIN fork Of his bicycle broke
'nnl Evans fcll head FIRST TO the pave
The fork gave way just abovc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

would bc church.
Col. Northup hasa largenumber
OF cattle on pasture here.
GREEN GIRL.