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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Madrid, Oct, li--In the forhcom-
ing budget, according to III impartial.
Gen, Weyler, minister of war; will ask
an Increase OF expenditure exceeding
a,0OO,OOO pesotas for the payment of
pensions aud military rewards in con-
nectlon with the war with the United
Gtntpc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Taeal. Java. Oct le.-l'he british
Mark bowman II. Law. Capt. Gullison
New York, June ,, while dis
.inp NJ this port. caught fire aud
bnsnmcd. pnd $4,000 packages ni
Ithc. which were on beard ihs
Eei we're burned,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Hopkinsyillc, Sy, Oct ii.--Albcrt
Dixon, alias Washington. who escaped
in 'oS from the Nusl.,illc pcmtcn,inry.
where he was sewing three years for
grand larceny, was arrested at Enpiru
mines and confessed HI. Guilty
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Paris, Ky, Oct, l6.-cracksmen
blew open the safe in the Nlillersburiy
post oAiee early Tuesday morning.
and secured $50 in stamps and SlOO in
money. They overlooked $500 In an
old safe beside the one cracked. Gin
cinnati inspectors were notified No
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18
New Anssr VI Afghanlalan,

Himla. Oct. ", -Iiahlb ullnh Khan,
|hle now ameer OF Afghaniatan, hns Of
1Slaiy Informed Lord curson, the
Wceroy OF indla, that he will follow
III hiA fathers footsteps, hoping that
the friendship existing between the
Afrhan and British governments will
Annnllnne 70 lncrense.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Chas. Replegle of Atwater. O was
unable to work on account of kidney
trouble After using Foley's Kidney
Cure four days he was cured. A. NJ
Hughes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Smithland, Ky, Oct. 16.-The Pitts
burg Flour Spar Mining and Manu-
featuring Co. filed articles of incor.
poratlon in the county clerks office
Tuesday. The company has made
discoveries of rich deposits OF lead
and silver six miles from Smith.
land.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Connth, Ky, Oct l5.-The residence
Of DR., W. H. Daugherty was destroy
ed by an incondiary fire. His stable
was burned hy incendiaries Satur-
day. The doctor is an cX-mcmber OF
the lower branch of the Kentucky
house.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Amhorslbrp, Ont, Oct H. n,
scooncr Mont blapc, coal lad, n,
sprung u leak on Lake Elie IN Satur,
day nights gale aud wtpt down a ont
two mites from llar Point. The Wulcr
is not deep where She sank and the
crew su,cd themselves by climbing
| the RIGGING,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

owingsviilc, Ky, Oct. l5,--William
Crawford cut Morton Swim four times
in The bowels, fatally injprlng him,
Crawford Is separated from his wife
and alleges that Swim had been call.
ing at her home.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

h.ondon, Oct. i2.--A mass meeting
Of the students OF ST. Andrcws uni
sersity asked Andrew Carnegie TO be-
come lord rector of the university
| la suecession TO Prof. james Stuart
Whose term expired In November,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

noston. Oct. ii.--James Rradstrcet
Grecnough, professor of Latin at
Harvard university, Is dead at his
home, In Cambridge, as the result
OF paralysis. lie was os years old
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

2ened If the brooklyn had been ham
He'd differently. he said, with some
feeling: II know that what we did
d, 10 Mns entirely successful II we had
lone something else | do not know
Ahether Il would have been success
iuLn
Washington. Oct. i6.-only one new
Witness was heard IN detail by the
Schlcy court OF inquiry Tuesday.
This was Lieut. Com. James Il. Sears,
who was Adm. Schlcy's flag lieuten-
ant during the Spanish war, lie gave
detailed account of the entire Gu
ban campuiRn, including the brief
siege of Cienfuegos, the retrograde
movement of the flying squadron in
search OF coal, the blockade OF san
tiago, the reconnaissance Of the SQn-
tiago shore batteries and the lluin-
Dnrdmeut OF the Cristobol Colon May
81 aud the battle on Santiago, July
}, when Ccrvera's fleet was destroyed.
tic placed distance out OF Cienfucgos
al one TO four miles and nj Santiago
from three TO six miles lie expressed
the opinion that In battle of July ) it
had been the Viscaya's intention TO
ram the Brooklyn
While Commander Sears was on the
stand. Capt Leinly asked his hge, hut
the court, after quite prolonged
consultation in retirement, decided
that the question was not admissa-
BILE. II held, however, the time Of
service could be inquired into.
MIR l,nines sought TO secure the
Introduction of brief of the battle
Of July Z, which Commodore Sehley
prepared from transmission TO the
secretary OF the navy, It was stated
that Commander Sears had taken
this dispatch ashore TO be cabled to
the secretary, but that II never had
reached that official. The dispatch
was ruled ont on the ground as it
was not received It was not an ofli-
cinl communication. 1t was not read
In the court room. but the following
is copy Of 1t:
Secretary of the Navy, Washington:
Spanish squadron came out Of SAN
tiago harbor this morning, July 2, ut
$50, aud We're all captured or de-
stroyed in running fight to the
westward OF about three and one.
half hours. Very few casualties in
our feet; Ellis. chief yoeman, killed
and one man wounded on the Brook.
lyn. Reports from other ships not
yet in. The commandcr-in-chief now
experimenting transfer Of prisoners
from the Cristobal Colon, WHICH sur.
rendered TO the Brooklyn and Ore.
gon at ial5 p, m. About 1000 pris.
oners in all. including Spanish ad
miral Victory completes; details la,
ter,
| fGta,ralA ugpI1T ~ !, .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

New York. Oct. ia.--Fnilurcs for the
seek In the United States number is3,
against i7s last week, 2io In this
rex yenr ago, i6i In 1890, and a3s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Twenty-Five thouand miles Of spi,
der web enough TO girdle the earth.
would weigh eight ounces only
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18
oSCnLEY.n


Capt Cook was recalled during the
day and in response 10 question by
Capt. Lemly made an additional
statement concerning the retrograde
movement Of the flying squadron May
20 TO May IS. He also said in answer
10 question by the court, that Com
modore Schlcy during the battle OF
July was "cool, brave and enthusl-
astic. can not imagine any con-
duct in battle more admirable"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

Owlngsvillc, Ky. Oct, l5.-The three.
ycar-old daughter of Ralph Phelps
died Sunday night in terrible agony
Of blood poisoning, caused by spider
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

-. y. a n
v'''et "''hesses were neaIu
uo'ins ois 'ns' uhs, wv ol mem peins
o''''''s . u .,ne NeM iofh o"e "
oieSe Was iien'' - =, marsh .he
nag s'Vi''ut! VI Auiu' SuinPson' "no
lgS''n'u concerning u'spa'ehes 70
.o''ii',o'iore oeh'ey, anu tlie otheI "as
,ny snip > mug peu,eh",'' .,, 'neu,, ~
=, ifi'''c'',. l'eu', ineo"pre " De"' %
y, H'l'''V" y, Nu',,' D."Vs' "no
t'u" =" ~ "ns'iv'l"se''s, ', ~ ~
N'y'uVi A'Fpp"sg' "'so VI '"v ,,''s M',''
,''' w : a,'u '''"' '"ueis ,,,,,.,, ,V"si
''t. Mno st,seu On 'ne Mur ro'fh'nu' ,,
~ w INC Nv" "''"'S'Ns " nv
u"N
Nashilis' ION uet, IL lne achiey
court ol inquiry hriu Oh' one Session
SATURDAY capt, lhad"'ok eohe'uuea
be lestlinohS' oegun fr'ueS's ana
hieet' .oia'hehaer a'un'y a. s,aun'
t'h' VINO served on the New lofk
ms an assistant 10 NaP'' ehau"'ck
as oniSt oi sum lot Aah, sampson
Rhu Li'ui. Nh,hhh =, iWihlhg' ior,
moril OF inc IOWA. were introduced
VS. new witnesses
oili'n"hder otaun'on testiniony
orn ietR'iy WIN uispa'ones i'r"aru'
'cH py Nam sampson 10 Noni,houoro
S'hil'Nt anu Wniie nc was nnuer eA'
animation Mr hayne ou'''nVu u 'ou'
lshhon 10 peha'l OF Aom' oehley 10
u' sh'et 'hnt .ne G'Apalcs M'i.,el' l.,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18
OVERS NEW TRIAL.
illnesses For Defense Brought in
BY Process Of Law.
'ry Has Been Secured. But the
ernsts Ter the Defense Filled
y a Moties Asking fos Its
Discharge.

court Wednesday morning mt
O'Clock. Among The Witncsacs
10 commonwealth who dld moi
x.Goy. ". q, Bradley. e.-cop.
mn John Henry Wilson. DIR. c.
ID, "Dln' Dillon. n republican
fsof eastern Kentucky. and
llcy. chairman of the re.
lunIttee of Kno. co,p,v
IL.
XIV oe, n when
nirh row.,s wa. ,ai,od
4,rnIny IN ,hn ,,ra,,,,
kmLrod for N. ac,cns,.
M hccn ,,nall. a. oans,,,,, ,, /,
setting forth The ,es,I.
Ant witnen.es and wanted
After d,sc,sslon J,dgc
kcd then, unttl . o'cl,ck
kcrnoon 10 finish.
5u,, for a continuance Nas
~ IN 4 the srieetion NJ n i,rv
~
% M. Ey Oc, n conr,
lnv ,no,nI,, Ui,h 1,ree
seJ mry lox far tho ,rin1 a,
~ drs. Tor alleged comnllcity
10y nlnntion ot C,ochri Al,
" CInrmers
~ ID hiknonuenlth admitted Tim,
'y"u csscs. II here would ,cstI.
ahsJnn In ,hr af,ldnyIis ana
10 be- broagh, In under
Of law.
IVA. XIV. Oct ii.-slx n,
lklpg dnys" Included In tic
lrm OF the scott county
Ia have been consumed
Inv IA vet moi completea
n pancl ha. been neeeo,rd
imonweaith. and each lime
broken un hy the ncrctnp.
lges OF the defense.
bon with ten men In ,hs
hi finally accepted.
t,VnIre oi rs moro Bourbou
p wcr ordered by Judg,
saturday evening and ,h,
elcctlna tho Jury was re
AIn at . O'Clock MonAa,
1wn XIV. oet ge,en,,
nom ilourbon oountv mr.
In, n,arnln, ,o Il. c,an,
NM, auty IN the trial q,
fLrs tor aIl.ecd somnl,el,,
Wv u again ofered the mo
JA saturday In which tie,
sear on the entire Jury
II ge declined 10 entertain
till the Jury was full,
(Slng ls The Jury as com
lRlF Cayl, farmer "A s
I. = rhant, tieorge Malhcrry
4 haIk farmer, T. d. vai
farmer. IAN the aboy,
k,t county, n. +. Clark
policeman; Robert Link
krh, Henry lsrrir, Iner
w. IIonkina. farmer, c. L
Wholesale tobacco dealer
\ klt. farmer; the latter 81,
nonrbon county. An an,
Mn XIV Oct ia Ever,
entered tho court room
attend the trinl Of calcl
eomplicity In the assAs
Goebcl was sesrhcd 10
Inona The order uas mnd
cantrill. and every maj
yeI.d. Including tho Judge an,
Mad 10 submit 10 tn
hnet, II Young. who wn
hansel. took the stand. Co
Haiemcn, that except o,
The killing. when ther
,atllpc. mennclpg crow
clel. was objected 20 b
but o,rrru,ed, Col. youn
bf scrlnr the window opc
+ OF the secretary OF .at'
~ declared that the Q owd
lor, were boistrrous, rnd
III ~, t1..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-10-18

u. Jack Chinn followed Col, Young
be stand. and drscribcd the scene
Incidents at the time Goebcl was
Joi. when Col Chinn was his com
apion.
Thc trunk flll Of clothing was open
4 during Chinn's testimony. and he
lrniilcd the blood.stnined clothing
lIn by GoclNl at the time Of the
lootinE.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24
ATMOSPHERE
REMAINS UNCLEARED
Republicans Who Were Prominent in the
Lyle Campaigns Meet But There
Were No Results Of the Conference
Mr.. LYLE HAS NOTHING TO SAY

Republican Is still thick 1t was
building night for the
still tied The meeting
of William Lyle
statement for
announced candidate he was
but that election has been
he VIII
slider a request those lines
of Mr. will moth
ing to untlh is asked to
public IN
resign the road smoother for the mayor n the
Philip oconneI It not
seeking citizens nomination None OF ms tTnos mas seen
Worcester he viii be candidate on the Democratic
opponents will not make
fight against him the Democratic ameuses he is practically sure
pobems that he has had no time to give politics
tn state e attention the
the Democrats is being figured out by sons
that there fight
Dell D. Morgan longer
oeary is president Of the international
Of his time The
the is to be held few days and unless some
Russell takes the announcement Of
yesterday
to Edward Guys also sprung on
candidate for
Alderman Lchtenls
candidates for reelection 50 I can afs ps sac sn0s o names w g
M finally succeeded in Axing
The candidates for
and the candidate for the school committee viii be Dr. William
year to 0
for
looking another fill his
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24
New Electric Street RaiIWayCom-
pany Intends to Give the People
of the Blackstone Valley True
Rapid Transit
THE LINE WILL AVOID
GRADES AND CURVES
Much Of the Construction Will be
on the Company's Land
Agreement Made With the Con-
SoIidated to Get Cars Into the
Centre of the City

Two hours between Worcester and
Providence by electric cars Is the plan
that is being figured out by the men
back OF the Worcester s. Providence
Electric Street Railway Company.
When it is considered that it takes
IL hours to run between Worcester
and Fitchburg, a distance of only rs
miles, 1t may readily be seen that the
new road intends to do things when 1t
comes to running cars between Wor-
cester and Providence, distance of
A miles.
This rapid transit. however, is made
possible by the construction of the new
road which will have very few curves
no grades to speak of and the best
possible construction of roadbed.
Fred C. Kinds and Charles H, VIII
son, two OF the men most largely in
terested In the new road, were in Wor-
cester yesterday and The Spy learned
a little Of what they intend to do. The
meeting here was to definitely decide
on the route through the towns south
of Worcester but few minor matters
hav6 to be attended to yet before the
exact locations are picked out
The route in Worcester was fixed
and a petition will be filed today with
City Clerk E. H. Towne, asking the
Board of Aldermen to give the new
company location inGreenWood Street
from the end of the Consolidated
tracks to the city line at Millbury,
This is a comparatively short distance
in Worcester and 1t is made possible
by an agreement between the Provi-
dence Company and the Consolidated
for a joint use of the latter's tracks
from Quinsigamond into the centre of
the city.
After leaving the city limits the
new line will pass over private land a
good part of the distance between here
and Providence, passing through the
towns already named in The Spy.
BY traversing private land, the COM
pany can lay its tracks in nearly a
straight line as it will avoid the bends
usually found in country roads. With
its own land to work on the company
will be enabled to cut and fill to avoid
grades.
The company will lay a 80 or 81
pound rail and with the heavy rolling
stock 1t intends to use quick time can
be made so the projectors Of the new
road see nothing to prevent the run
being made in two hours.
The locations in the towns south of
orcester-Milbury, Sutton, Doug
las and Uxbridge-will be decided on
and the petitions filed with the Sc
lectmen In few days
While in Worcester yesterday In con-
nection with the new Providence Elec-
trio Railway, Messrs. Kinds and Will
son, who are also back of the Wor-
cester & Hartford road, decided on
their plan for bringing that road into
Worcester. A petition will be filed with
the city clerk, asking for location in
Ludlow Street A traffic arrangement
has also been made with the Consoli-
dated to bring the cars of the Hartford
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24


The annual meeting of Union Church
took place last night in the chapel. Henry
Brannon was elected chairman. The re-
port of the clerk. c. H. Sibley, showed a
total church membership of 7a6. Treas
urer G. II. Stone reported that during the
year s4254. 81 had been paid out and that
there was $26 in the treasury. The other
organizations Of the church have raised
1884 10 additional.
c. E. Burbank. superintendent of the
Sunday school, reported a total member
ship of 431. with an average attendance Of
24S.
Miss NJ. G. Griggs. for the home depart
ment of the church for Bible study
showed 1877 members.
Other reports were made by L. c.
Muzzy auditor; c. H Sibley for the
standing committee; ]. o. Adams. for the
deacons and deaconesses; Mrs. w T
Wardwell. for the Woman's Association
G.. II. Williams, for the Christian En-
dsavor Society; Miss M. G. Griggs. for
the "Heralds of the King Miss A. p
Emerson. for the Morning Kindergarten:
G. z. Burbank. for the Drummond Ca
diets: H. D. Sleeper. for the choir; Miss
c. L. Rice. for the Loyalty Club: G. L.
Newton. for the church, in place of the
pastors report.
J. P. Allen. for the outlook committee
said that a number of names were being
considered seriously as candidates. and
that it was hoped to bring matters to a
focus soon.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24
R0USING RALLY IN THE
INTEREST OF D. P. SHEA

A rousing political rally was held last
night I'm Union Canadienne Hall, on
Wall Street in the interests of d. p.
Shea, Republican candidate for repre-
sentative from Ward Three. There
were about $50 persons present, French
speaking people predominating, but
with a good admixture Of other ma
tionalities.
Joseph Lavigne presided and mads
the opening speech. in which he said
that Mr.. Shea had been a laboring man
from the catechism up, and that he
would be friend to labor If elected to
the House Mr.. Shea was then intro
duced and spoke for an hour and three
quarters. holding the attention OF the
audience all the time. He scored Rep
resentative Peter F. Sullivan's record
in the House. saying that he was alb
sent on occasions when bills in behalf
Of the laboring men were brought up.
Mr.. Shea's effort was punetuated with
applause. Short speeches in French
were made by Joseph Blair, Oliver
Blair and Ralph Lachapelle. Others
spoke from the audience. An informal
ballot, taken to determine the feeling
of the meeting, resulted in a unanimous
vote to support Mr.. Shea He was
given three cheers and a tiger and in
vited to address the body again during
the campaign.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24
AND
SHERW00DS WINNERS

The Woodchoppers played the Black
stones last night at the Sherwood alleys,
and succeeded in defeating them by the
score Of 1853 TO 1911 H. Fury Of the de-
feated team rolled the highest single
string of IS and the highest total of 267
He rolled against the hours champion,
Mccain, and lowered the latter's colors
The Sherwoods outrolled the Suffolks by
the score OF 1874 to 1929 St. Onge and H.
Rock were tied for honors in single roll
ing, both kicking down 102 pins. ST. Onge
won for the highest total getting 277
Owing to previous engagements the
match between the Musketeers and the
Midgets for tonight will be postponed
Instead a picked team from Ferguson S
Green Street alleys will roll a picked
team representing the Sherwood alleys
The scheduled match between the Re
cruits and Irvingtons will be rolled The
scores for last night were:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
At WORCESTER STORES

BOSTON sToRE-Bargains in cloak
department
MODERN MERCHANDISE COM-
Manufacturers sale going on.
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM
CO-Unusual values in silks.
CLARK-SAWYER CO.-Cut-glass ex-
hibit.
WARE-PRATT COMPANY = High
grade suits and overcoats. Fine line
fall underwear.
O. S. KENDALL & SON-Heaters,
gas stoves, etc.
MARCELLUs ROPER - The best
makes of pianos.
PROTECTIVE UNION GROCERY
Big line Of cheeseS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24
Weather Indications

Washington. Oct 2S-Dry weather
continues throughout the United States
no rain of consequence having fallen
in any locality A marked low pres
sure area which overlies the extreme
northeast has caused a further rise in
the Temperatures over the eastern half
of the country and they are 10 to 25
degrees above the seasonal average.
Temperatures are also quite high over
the western half Of the country. Fair
weather is likely TO continue for the
next day or two.
On the New England coast high west
TO northwest winds will slowly dimiu-
ish. On the middle Atlantic coast
they will be fresh to brisk westerly.
Forecast:
New England. fair, cooler Thursday
except rain in eastern Maine; brisk to
high northwesterly winds diminishing
by night. Friday, fair.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24
NUGENT'S LOAD WAS
TOO HEAVY TO BALANCE

Frank Nugent, filled to the chin with
liquor, fell against the curbing at the
corner of Church and Front Streets
about o'clock last night and severed
an artery under his nose. He was
picked up by Officers John O'Connor
and Rollo C. Walbridge and sent to the
CITY Hospital in the police ambulance
After the wound had been dressed, he
was taken to Station 1, where he was
booked as a drunk.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24

sUFFoLKs.
LECTURE ON SWEDEN
WELL ILLUSTRATED

Rev G. W. Anderson. pastor Of the
Mulberry Street Baptist Church. gave
an illustrated lecture on Sweden last
night in the church for the benefit OF
the Sunday School. He showed over
100 pictures of interesting places and
gave a short address and the enter
tainment was enjoyed by all.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24

the barrel in rowboat to the middle Of
the river above the falls to back out.
Paris, oct. a. "A dispatch from st.
Petersburg to the Echo de Paris says
Count Tolstoi has had a sudden relapse
and that his condition is considered very
serious.
Washington, Oct 2S.-Admiral BowIes,
chief constructor of the navy, has been
summoned to Boston by the death OF his
father-in-Iaw.
Boston Oct. 23-Receiver Wing OF the
failed Globe National Bank states that IL
present negotiations are successful he
will be able, possibly before the end of the
year, to make distribution Of about $780,
600 to depositors. This will give them
about 100 per cent.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-24

At all times and in all climates
George r. Hewett Company's Private
Stock Highland Whisky. George F.
Hewett Company. 4l-45 Waldo Street.