The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-26

the tariff question, but also to a
fear Of personal campaign and a
possibility Of Democratic victory.
1t Is said that all OF the committee
men in his district told him OF dis
affection In their counties because
Of his position on the tariff.
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SEPTEMBER %.
German socialists claim that
they will capture. one hundred
seats in The Reichstag at the next
election.
Cornelius Weddle, a soldier en-
listed from Pulaski county, Ken.
lucky, was stabbed to death dur
ing fight near FIT. Mott, n. j.
Monsignor Guidi, apostolic dele.
gate in the Philippines, was yes.
terday consecrated archbishop in
Rome. Cardinal Rampolla otiici.
ated.
The British Government has de-
clded that the new South kfrican
colonies must pay S500,000,00O to-
ward the cost OF the South African
War.
The International Union OF Com
mercial Photographers was organic.
ed yesterday in Chicago. The un-
ion is patterned after the Typo.
graphical Union.
The bank deposits of the people
OF the United States are $780, 0,00O,-
900, according to Treasury Depart
ment statistics, against 1922, ,000,-
600 ten years ago,and 81, ,609,0 100000
twenty years ago.
Former Gov. Boies will today
make public his acceptance Of the
Democratic nomination for Con-
gross in the Third Iowa district.
He states that he will stand for
tariff revision, but not as meaning
free trade. a
Yesterday was day of funerals
in Birmingham. All the negro
churches we're crowded and thirty
eight victims OF the panic were
buried. The death list is now
known to number l05, but the pc.
lice place 1t at ll5.
Archbishop Ryan yesterday in
laying the corner stone OF church
in Philadelphia denounced the di.
vorce laws. He said that without
the sanctity Of marriage, society
would become polygamous lot Of
heathens.
DIR. Il. Koch, the eminent Ger
man specialists, has expressed his
willingness to attend the Ameri
can Congress OF tuberculosis
which will be held in st. Louis il
1901, II the German Government
appoints him as delegate.
Premier Combs yesterday at
political banquet endeavored to ei
face the effects OF the recent utter
ances of NJ. Pelletan and Gen. An
DIRE, He insisted that France
foreign policy aimed to strengthen
friendly relations with foreign ma
tions.
Speaker Henderson yesterday
while enroute to Atlantic City, salt
he was still firmly resolved not t
reconsider his withdrawal. III
stated that President Roosevelt
views OF the tariff, as presented ii
the Cincinnati speech, colncldet
with his,
Capt. Walker Mckay, agent 10
the Quebec Steamship Compan
In the West Indies, reports tina
the southern part of the of Mart
nique is in full bloom and is thriN
ing; that there is no need OF foo
supplies, and employment is a
hand for all willing to work.
In his sermon last night the Re-
DR.. w. f. Lloyd declared that tt
illegality of Prize fighting in Kel
tucky had been established. II
appealed to the citizens OF l,oui
willie TO 90 further and see that Il
Sunday theaters were closed an
that no mora baseball games we
niayed on Sunday.
George Gould, in alliance wit
the Rockefellers, has consummatt
plans for the greatest OF all raj
road mergers. The new compau
will be the Traus-continental S
, curities Company, and it will
, merged all the Gould.Rockefell
properties in the Northwest, Wel
Southwest and East. 1t will be {
opponent OF the Northern Secul
ties Company.
0 The New York State Republics
r Convention will begin tomorrc
I night at Saratoga, with the renol
S ination OF Gov. Odoll and the {
Q lection OF other candidated arran
0 ed for in advance. Revision OF d
tariff will be opposed in the pl,
4 form and gently conseryati
Q stand against trusts will be take
President Roosevelt's candidacy