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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-05-11
STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST.
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THE KENTUCKY DERBY.
The Much lo"t"d Manuel Won a. lie
Pleased Invent, Tive Thousand
People Witnessed the Race.

loI I>NUIE MAY q. The east tri.
umph"d Thursday. for the scarlet col
oy~ II \. n. and u. II. Morris were
first under the wirr in the tNcuiy- fifth
Kentucky Derby At Churchill Down
Thursday afternoon and -. ann pcup,c
chc"rcd the SON "f Bob Miles when
Tara. rode into the ~rmj-,.lrc.c and "a
iuicd. 1t could No, lee "a lcd Great
race for she much jout"d Manuel won
~ IA pleased. without an arp.irat.u uf
whip or spar ar even a shaking up II
MAS an idcal daN .ny IN" h.1r event and
all Kentucky seemed to have turned
"ut IL At" honor Ia the "rca~.nu aua
incidentally back their own Judgment
for II Ya> a packed mass al humanity.
not only during the nrrty. TN, from
Ia" cali of the first race to tue
close. Long lief re the noon h"ur
people started for Churchill Downs
IN >mau traps aud traps Of the
autiquatrd kind. ami when the fuurl II
race. thr Kentucky Derby. Ia hirh 81
many thousands having rrcn looking
forward with an interest thoroughly
characteristics of tine kcntuck ian, " a.
ca,lcd, every place OF vantage in stand
and paddock had human occupant
The betting ring WAS a >urginr mas
ami a down nn a football field was mild
compared to the "lhnNing Of the
cT,Nd.
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AUTOGRAPH FIENDS.
Devices tn Which They VIII Resort
To secure the signature OGn
RciSning tcy1SrIty.

Every time NJ have a celebrity with
u. -aid the chief clerk at one ct the lead.
lug hotels, Il am certain To- l., dcu-od with
autograph albums. lu,N are lott la people
who calmly request mc To- VJN,iN the uutl-
tie am get hi or hrI signature. preceded
II possible 10y some neat and APPROPRIATE
scutImout, Verse preferred. II would hc
pretty trkIl~h task Il II were not Tor the
Tact that the celebrities Themselves are
broken IN 10 that SOFT Ut thing and have
ceased tu regard II with any surprise. " a
IN e., nn explanation Is Necessary AID All !
haN, 10 do l. Ia hand DNcr the little books
HE am graph hunters are part .,ulIr'y Keen
after theatrical ~lnr~. and thtI, l. one well
known manager who derives 4 good deal ct
dmu~"Uyut IN acting II proxy. Last time
ht WJ~ her, rU Wa with an eminent J"iTC--
and had been iuru~trd with No. l,>, than
d"z,u autograph albums. ! received
spc, lic IuIuuctIuu~ from the owner ut tJri.
10 get something characteristics. and /
turned the bunch over To- my Managerial
friend. Here's where | make a HIT b.,
exclaimed cIsthu~lI-ticallv. aud. grabbing /.
pen. proceeded In Iu>crlhc an UuIgmJlIcI
sentiment oI his own manufacture "a
every No.unIr. | remember one, which rau
Ike tins: i not the expression Of emotion
merely the emotion of expression: iWly
yours, MIS- - and 30. The others were
equally Iucnhcrnnl. hut SOMEHOW they had
wise sound aud the autograph chaser
were perfectly delighted. 80 deep, =,
thoughtful were the comments th,y mad,
a, They studied the -ihlorl~h after the book,
were returned, and am willing to he, They
a." ~tiil wrestling with the inner meaning
at their prize. The star herself hI> IA,
r,ru,at."u 81 Icing quite a student. and il
-hc know cd tine .Itllc luk, that wa> per
U,;UH;td IN her nam" | am Inclined To he
i"yr ii" WuHi G,f after tier manager witt
eau. y. q. Times D,wprrat.
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SAVED THE SECRET.
He Hood" linked his iru>tin-s WifCy
Hut ut What II Fearful Cost
to Himself.

He had hecn.out late. When he reached
his residence the church clock was Ginning
i've. Heavy. weary, disguised. lac opened
the front door with some difficulty and soft
y to;.Cd up the stars, entering the bed
chamntr with elaborate caution.
Thank goodness. she Vas asleep,
lie dI,Puri INTO chair. and, without
taking off b., coat or hat. began To remove
ms shoes. Oue he placed with great care
upon the floor but, alas, as he took Oft the
other it slipped out OF his hand aid fcl!
with loud noise.
Wiley awokc on the instant.
Size looked at him and then at the sum
mer sunlight that strclmcd through the
blinds
Why. George, what are You getting up
So early for
Talk about repricves,
why. my dear" replied George, with
the clearCst cnunciation of which he was
capable. II found couldn't sleep. 50
thought Id get up and 60 out and take a
walk"
And out the poor wretch went, dragging
himself round YEARLY ior an hour upon the
verge OF tears and torpor.-Cincinnati En-
quircr.
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cbcnp Excursions, 1899.

Annual Meeting General Assembly tum-
hcr,aud Presbyterian Church at Denver,
Col. MAY Is Ia III.
ANNUAL Meeting General assembly freshy
terrain Church at Minneapolis, Mimi, May
Is to June /.
National Baptist Anniversaries at san
Francisco. Cal MAY 26 10 ~.
National Edu,dtiunl! Association at Los An
.cles, Cal, July II to II.
For al these meetings cheap excursion
.a;cs have been made and delegate AMI
others interested should bear IN mind that
th, l., It route to each convention city Is
via the Chicago. Milwaukee 1t. faui Il
aud It's connections. Choice of routes l. OF
tered those going To the meetings ON Inc Ia
cIhc Coast of going Via Omaha OF Kansas
city and returuiu. by st. Paul aud Mime,
apolis. The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ~, Tau;
nv has the short line between Chicago ana
Omaha. and the best line between Chicago
st. Paul and Minneapolis, the route OF the
Pioneer Limited, the only perfect tram IN
the world.
All coupon ticket agents sell tickets wa
the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry
For time tables and information a to rates
and routes address Geo. II. lieatford, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Chicago, III.
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A RUhl0R.
for building a Big pistiiIcr, t"op-
crate Against the " hisk, Trust.
Cu'M,i.

IoUIsNnIF, NY. May :. 1t j. m.
m"rcd among whisky mvn that the
contract has been let for the building
Of the lonc-pIumi>cd hig dis;i.lcrv tu
To- operated in opposition Ia the Men
lucky ni>t.llrrics and Warehouse Co..
about which - much has h,cn said.
II IL NOW SAID that northern dca lrr>
and >cvcra. malt firms are behind the
scheme.
Alfred : Austrian. tine chicago at
torEcv. who has managed the Ken
lucky c'mpany's affairs here for sew
era. weeks. left Louisville "Wednesday.
Mr.. Austrian has contaminated sue,
ccssfuliy the deals for the various hic
disti.lcries. and has looked after all
the details attending the transfer of
the properties Ia the combine.
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A DISPATCH FROM SCHURMAN
Nah Filipino Icmm = oarT~ a'.d t>hs
for IuTIhrr irIrGc:iuH>-

h~uI>rTuN. Ma e. The state de-
partmrnt Friday received Il dispatch
from President Nrhurman al the Pal.
,Ppiur commission, giving tn" sun
rcscntativcs of A-uiualdo and asking
for further instructions. While the
text Of the dispatch il not to hc madt
public, Secretary Hay stated that II
showed a very satisfactory condition
ri affairs in the Philippines, and point
ed Ia settlement of the dii'icultic>
there
The reply ri the president to frof
SchurmaU'N rahlcgram. it j. under
>tond. stated that he Was very anxious
4" have the peace nr~"liaiion> CON
'ludcd at the earliest pn~~ihlr moment
necessary ar huuiiiat.ng condition.
should hr imposed Up"n the in>ur-
gents. 1t is believed ia adminir-
traiIou circles that a. soon ~ Aeuin-
aldo IL convinced -. the sincerity OF
the American government IA" will
agree Ia surrender. lie VII lee rcpuir-
81. however. L. .ay down his arms.
| his Will hc ia" principal condition,
and uuil. an agreement on this point
j. reached the negotiations viii not
make any progress toward a conclusion.
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WARS ENDNEAR.
commissioner Schurman i NCWoiiIt.
ing With Filipino Leader.
The IiIipin"s Wal he Given Form 81
Go,crumrnt Modelled After I h.t of the
United states The E"brl- Are to
Lay Eown Their Arms tirst.

WASHINGTON. May : A~uiualdn',
cmis~arir> To- the American rhiiippiu,
commission have formally admlttr,
the sovereignty of the United Ntatcs
over the Philippine archipelago.
Prom a member of the can.nct it Is
learned that this adm ,ssinn was made,
President Schurman at a conference,
held 10y him with Col. Argurll"> an,
Lieut.. Brrnal several days aga. Ii was II
reply t"a direct question mt Ia them hN
Mr.. Schurmau and the character of Tia,
answer was No doubt a. gratifying I,
the commission a it il Ia the president.
A. a result of the dispatch sent 10y
MIR. Schurmau IT il the confident cN
pccrati"n IF the president that the cnd
of the rebellion II c."~c at hand. 1hls
result will not hc obtained without
concessions. which have been recon
mcuicd 10y the commission and which.
10y direction Of the president, will he
granted. These concessions cnntcm
plated giving tu the lilipion"s form
of government modelled after that ui
the | nItcd States
The member of the cabinet With
whom the correspondent talked, sand
that the commission had unanimously
adopted recommendation, which was
submitted to the president ~ Mr..
Schurman's dispatch. providing three
departments for the government of the
| archipc iagn first. the executive de
partmcnt: second. the legislative de-
par,mcnt, and third. the Judicial de
partmcnt.
The executive department as recon-
mcndcd 10y the commission i Ia con
sist of governor general. ho shall
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bow lie LOST her.


\ bright hu.h ovcr-r.aI the face "t the
Nuuu. rrI. ur the H.lr rHfN watt. who at
u too agtnI sand. o. the -tt.NIrt y"uHG
mlu vino had PLAYED lu ju. %, Il "a the ill-t
hall ct the INNING stepped tn the pate, bat
u turd.
Line 'cr out, old man "Thrcc base
hit Good boy" Home nm" Hit i
in lie NOSE ''Swat II good an hard.
sung uuI the ,rank~.
The >tdlwaTt Young man cdrclc-Sly lifted
his cap, replaced II, gra~ptd his bat with a
iirmcr hold, moved 1t ~ graceful cIrcio- over
his shoulder. while the pitcher was doing
the PRELIMINARY mysterious Juggling with
the ball that mark, the high pricod player.
and a. the heather sphere II l. the correct
form to- call 1t leather sphere came
toward hun iky 4 rlr shot hc swung his bat.
All grlducd the crowd.
VI, had iluucd the air.
Thl- phrase - also the correct form.
Again the high priced pitcher Jugglcd the
ball my~t,rIou-,y. again II came like rifle
shot, again the Young man at the plate
swuu. his Lat
And again the crowd groancd:
"Ah,"
The high-priccd catcher rolled the hall
cdreiy-~'N down to thTj put ON his mask,
came close behind the bat, spread his high
priced leg apart. paced his hands on his
knees. leaned forward. and made an i'm
pcr,rptIh.c signal 10 the high priced pitcher.
Tine vast crowd held IT, breath.
Which J. also the correct thing to do at a
criiICal moment like this.
Like a shot the ball sped toward the plate.
With = mighty luuge the young athlete
swung ms bat q third time.
1t ~mutc only tE" air.
Another gIoan burst from the crowd
lie had not only >tru,k out, but put the
eide out
Mr. Spoonamorc" said the Young vonn
an IN the punk shut waist, tuning with pale
check, and flashing eyes To the pmply faced
Young man who sat lay her side Il said no
to You the other day. | say yes now. viii
marry YOU whenever You like! '-ChicagC
| Tribune
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Commission
have absolute veto power over any
acts of the legislature ami his cabinet,
formed of leaders among the Filipinos
ami Americans. The Legislative de-
partmcnt will he organized a. a result
of the granting of suffrage Ia the Fill
pinos having property qualification.
The president will he empowered Ia
appoint the members Of the Judiciary
just as he will be empowered To APP
point the governor general.
What the cabinet officer regarded as
was the acceptance of the commissions
proposition by the Filipiuno ENJOYS.
IL was learned that before the submi>-
sion of this proposition to them they
had asserted that they did not repre-
sent Gen. Luna, but Aguinaldo.
1t is believed the presentation of the
commissions proposition was in com
pliance with the request of the Fill
pinos, who desired to know what the
PROMISES made by the United States
ally meant. The first proposition
tde by them to the commission was
an armisticc. during which the Fill
--+os proposed To call together their
igress and through that body ar
ge for peace.
The proposition was refused without
Asideration. 1t was then admitted.
= l.; ha
40 army was too weak to stand
ainst the American force. which was
realty its superior. Aguinaldo. the
kvoys declared. is not fighting for the
dependence of the country so much
or the honor of the army and they
nght il humiliating that they
sIld be compelled to lay down theiI
as without first understanding what
United States proposed to do.
II the United States persisted in
sterriding the Filipinos by force. Col
declared, the natives would
retreat to the mountains and would
continue for years a guerilla warfare
which would he to the great injury o
the United States.
| Mr.. Schurman's communication mad,
a deep impression upon the cabinet
meeting, and after the meeting it wa,
stated that the situation in Luzon
aside from its military feature, is mos
encouraging. In the instructions Civ
en- To Mr.. Schurman and his colleagues
they have been directed to act in a con
ciliatory manner toward the insur
| gents.
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Thomas BAKER Out on Rail.

STANFORD, Ky, May s -Thomas Ia
ker, the most prominent figure in the
Ioward- Baker feud, in which II Ken
tncky mountaineers gave np their lives
within the last eight months, was sat
urtiay released from prison upon bond
in the sum of Sc. 600 Baker had been
sentenced to the penitentiary for life
for killing w. l. White. and was still
to be tried for the murder of wills How
ard. Burrel Stores and Ballard How
ard. 1t is believed that the fcud will
now bc resumed
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Was In the Mr0ng Office.

Agent My dear sir. do YOU know how
much time You lose dipping a pen into the
ink? Ten dips 4 minute means 600 dips IN
Dip consumes
Business Man-lcs, | know; | have
worked 1t all out.
And vet | lind YOU still writing in the
old way
YES am using he fountain pen You >old
me about month ago using 1t IN the Old
WAY because 1t won't write any other WAY.
Bog pardon; I'm N the wrong office.
Good day. Pearson Weekly.
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life Prisoners Good Luck.

. FRANKFORT. Ky. May ). Acting tiov.
Northington commutcd the life sen
t"nrc If charles Brown "Wednesday To
nine ycaI> under novel circums,an
Brown WAS convicted Of bigamy in l>?:,
IN Louisville. and it being shown that
he had been twice before convicted for
frlonics in Indiana. he was given life
sentence, the law apparently permit
ting no other alternative. The sen
tcncc WAS committed on the ground
that his first two cffcnscs were merely
misdcmcauor> and not felonicS.
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tsrantl
and the East...

WASHINGTON. May o. The postmas-
ter general Friday ordered that the
rural free delivery service of the coun
try be divided into two grand subJi-
The former is to consist of the states
west of the Ohio and its headquarters
will be at ST. Louis. The other divis-
ion. comprising states east of the Ohio.
will have its headquarters in this city
Francis VI. Dice. of Charlottesville G.
Ind. will have charge of the western
division, and Henry Conquest Clarke
of Washington, of the eastern.
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by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that i
hv constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused by an irtamcd condition OF the mu-
couS lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets iniiamcd YOU have a rumhling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when II i
entirely closed deafness Is the result. and
unless the Inflammation can he taken out
aud this tube restored To it's normal con
dition, hearing will he destroyed forever;
nine eases of of ten are caused hy catarrh.
which is nothing but an intiamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
ease of Deafness tcauscd by catarrh that
caupot be cured 10y Halls Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars. free.
7. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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A PREMATURE EXPLOSION.
Two Mn Instantly killrd and . our Other.
seriously Injured ia a tru" quarry
AT tardlr,. Ia.

lAEpIIh. IA. May 4. A. a result of
a premature explosion 1T the Stnnr
quprrir> of James >huvriiu Friday
night. >hUvclin. the lessee, and John
Eurn~, the foreman, were instantly
killca: John ru;t. another employee,
had his right leg crushed. and three
Italians. who were engaged ia Leading
carts directly beneath where the blast
exploded. were severely injured.
Nhuvclin and Barns were engaged in
tamping the powder in the
crcviccS of the rock when
"A spark from steel
rod which was used ignitcd the fuss.
There were - puruds of powder in
the hole AT the time. The men were
hurled over 100 feet into the air 10y the
explosion and when found aftcrward
were ?Oo feet away from the quarry.
Potts leg was crushed 10y a flying rucs.
Shuvciia had been engaged in the
business al this place for over - years.
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WHEELING, W. Va, May G. The
Semett-Solvey Co, of Syracuse. which
operate by-product coal plants in the
east, central and south. granted an in
crease of % per cent. in the wages Of
its wor<men Friday. About !, 500 mcp
are affected
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y ust Pay the Rond.

LOUISVILLE, by. May THE jury
IN the suit OF Receiver Courtney, of the
German national bank. against the
Fidelity Deposit Co. on J. NJ. Nc
knights bond for $4,000. returned a
verdict Wednesday afternoon award
ing the plaintiff the full amount. Nc
Knight was convicted las; fall of en-.
bezziing $4,000 from the bank. lie
v a. president.
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The service Of the Nickel Plate Road to
New York City and Boston j. dem"nstrat-
ed success The demands ct the travelling
public are met hy providing three peerless
last express trans IN each direction dal'y'
These trans are composed OF modern, first
class day coaches. elegant ve>tIhulcd sleep
ing ears between Chicago. New York and
boston. aud uucNccllCd dining Car-. SoiId
through trains between Chicago and New
York have uniformed co'nred P"rter> IN
charge OF day crdcbc~. whose services are
placed at the disposal OF passengers. u YOU
want to travel comfortably. economically
and safely, see that your ticket Is routed Via
the Nickel Plate Road.
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Chinns Powerful sword.

There j. an ancient and dreadful sword III
China. Ii gives To the man vino happens e"
hold 1t the power To cat oil the held "l any
one he uisk,, without danger ot punish
mcut. All people flee from this sword a.
feartuIIy a. stomach ills flee before the APP
preach of iio>tctter'S Stomach Bitt'r>.
This famous remedy cures all forms OF stom-
acn troubles. beginning with constipation
and ending with liver or kidney disease. It
vii be found in all drug stores and 1t al
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rig Gain In objections.

LoUIsvuIE. NY, May 5.-The report
of Collector of Internal Revenue {. T..
saPp for the year ending April 80, 1899,
shows that the office did the largest
business in its history. The total col
.ccI ions were ST.. 2o3. 2lS.OG This is an
increase of $1,000. O01 over last Year.
and NAV place Louisville first in the
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Wants $4,000 Damages

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 6.-Geo Din
ming, colored, has sued dozen farm.
ers for $685. damages, alleging they
were members of mob which burned
his home, chastised him and tried to
drive him out of the county.
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Annual ucetjn. GeFn,u BaptIsts,

Dunkartlsl, Roanoke, Va. MAY %. i>q9.
Only one fare round trip Via Big Four"
Tickets Will he good going MAY Ii. 10, -
and ~. l>H Returning good until June II
l>e', one stopover will he allowed on re
turn trip. subject To local regulations Of the
lines over which the ticket reads For full
Information regarding tickets, rates and
routes and time of trains. call ON agents
Big Four Route" or address the under.
signed Warren j Lynch. General Passenger
and Ticket Agent Cincinnati, o.
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BUCYRus, o., May "A stranger
swindled the cigar dealers at Buljo.
this county, by claiming to be rev.
cnue officer. lie examined the stocks
of cigars, declared the stamps were
bogus and took away all they had. lie
secured a wagon load, leaving scarcely
a smoke" in the town.
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LEXINGTON. Ky, May 6.-George
Chafee Smith, son of Gen. Wilbur X.
Smith, recent adjutant general of the
state and president of Commercial
college of Kentucky university, died
Thursday.
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Gov. BRADLEY. Health Little improved.

FRANKFORT, Ky, May s.-Gov. Brad
ley has been but little improved in
health by his recent stay at Mount
Clemens, Mich, and he is said to be
contemplating another trip away from
the state capital in search of health.
He will leave early in the coming " eek
for Warm Springs, Va, to be absent
several weeks
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One Killed and Two Fatally Wounded.

MIDDLEsBoRo, KY, May 6. In a
bloody general fight at Norton. Noah
Falley was killed and two others fatal
ly injured. There were seven or more
men engaged, and they fought with
picks and axes.
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Fsyette County ". &. 7

LEXINGTON. NY, May =. ...'.
annual convention of the Faye
County Woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet at Athens Sunday. An
effort will be made to suppress the sale
of liquor in that village
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Winchester Murder.

WINCHESTER, Ky, May 6.-Charles
Jackson, colored, is in Jail here charged
with the murder of James Miles. col
ored, who died Thursday morning from
the effects of pistol shot wound in
the body inflicted Wednesday night.
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Died of Dreaded Disease

EIIzABETHrowS, Ky, May 6.-Relia-
bic news reached here stating that tN o
Negro men, who had been working in
a gravel pit for the |. c. railway,
reached Vinegrove Tuesday. One of
them died of cerebro spinal meningitis.
and the other one has broken out with
a severe case of smallpox.
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CINCINNATI, Mag e. Mrs. Norah
Graham. of 9604 Eastern avenue, drop
ped dead while cooking breakfast Sat
urday. She was found 10y her 7-ycar-
old daughter. DIR. Meyers was sum
moncd and notified the coroner. Her
husband is an employee of the gas
company.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-05-11

EENToN. Ky. May The city coun-,
ell has granted 20 years franchise to,
". Mike Oliver for the city lighting
and furnishing OF water ON condition
that lac maintain one 50-candlc power
gas light on the west side of Court
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Denied by the Officers.

LEXINGTON. ky., May cit is report
ed that at meeting of the board of
directors of street railway and other
consolidated companies Thursday a
sale of the companies was effected.
Officers deny il.