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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19

SEPTEMBER Is.

Four hundred cigar makers went
on a strike in Tampa Saturday.
Tho damage from Saturdays
storms in Germany is estimated at
millions Of marks,
The State convention of the Fed.
GRAFTON of Labor will begin to-day
In Padncah,
1t is the opiulon in the Penn
sylvania hard coal district that the
eud OF the strike is still far of,
Earl Oaldwell,a Chicago machinist,
was beaten to death in the streets
of Omaha by party OF Union Pa
cillc strikers.
Col, William A. Rafferty,, of the
Fifth cavalry, died at San Felipe,
Philippine Islands, from the effects
Of Il fall.
The color line has been drawn
at Northwestern University, Chi.
cago, and no colored girls will be
admitted TO the young women's
dormitorles.
Anthony Shoats, for twenty-sev,
en years an inmate OF the Eastern
Kentucky Lunatlc Asylum, com
mltted suicide yesterday by hang
ing.
WIS. Stratton, the millionair,
gold miner, died in Colorad,
Springs, Coll, last night. He for
mcrly lived in JefIersonsville, Ind,
whero he was carpenter.
The cruiser Panther left PhilO
delphia last night for Colon, Go
lumbia, under hurry orders frou
Washington. She carried ba
tallion Of marines and field bat
terry.
Evansville labor unions are tai
ing stock in the proposed munic
, pal telephone company headed b
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Tho following is taken from tht
Bowling Green News:

The following is taken from th,
Bowling Green News:
"a curiosity reached Bowling
Green today in the shape OF
French postal card, mailed in Par
is, and sent to Miss Halle Erminie
Riyes,the Kentucky authoress now
u resident Of New YORK. What
makes the card a curiosity is the
fact that its face does not bear
Miss Rives' name, but was deliv-
ereo by means OF her portrait
painted on 1t by French artist.
Below the picture is the word"New
York" So well known Is this
Kentucky girl in the northern Me,
tropolis that the postoflice authori-
Ties recognized the picture and
sent the postal card to Miss Rives.
The authoress sent the card In
letter to friend now residing in
Bowling Green through whose
courtesy 1t was shown to report
er OF the News.
Back OF this unique postal card
is a little story. Miss Rives' new
novel "iearts Gouragepus,n which
is now making furor in the
North, has a plot which turns up
on the coming Of the French feet
TO the aid OF the Americans during
the war for Independence. When
the Countess de RochaDkeau, a
few weeks ago 81 j - hi airy
In connection with fie, uiNeiiing
OF the Rochambeaa moaument in
Washington, she read this novel
and SAINT for Miss Rives t6visit her
al her apartments in the Waldorf
Astuiit hotel in New York. A
irit ndship sprang up betgoen
them ana when the Countess sail
ed for home, she carrie | an auto
graphed copy of"Hearts Courage
ousn to the President OF the French
Republic.
The story was written up widely
IN the French newspa pers upon the
Counteso's return. The "Figaron
published Miss Rives' portrait, as
the author of"Hearts Courageous
but did not give her name. The
Figaro's picture met the eye OF the
French painter, Leon Moncapelu,
who wished to secure the novel
from America, but knew not whom
to address as its author. Hence
the postal card, written by him in
French, whose only address is
Miss Rives's painted picture.
81 hope that my portrait OF youp
(the translation OF the card reads
copied after that in the Figaro,will
serve as address in America, where
without doubt, your face will be
recognized Immediately by the
gentlemen of the Postal Bureau"
Miss Rives was so struck by the
ingenuity of her French corresp0n-
dent that she sent him a copy OF
"Hearts Courageous"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19
Notable AutOrhs.

Add ison usually prepared one of
his essays in day.
Bryant is said to have written
"Thanatopsls" in a week.
Hood wrote"The Bridge of sighs'
in a single afternoon.
Bulwer Lytton usually composed
a novel in six months.
Fielding is said to have written
"Tom Jones" in three months.
DeFoe is said to have written
"Robinson Crusoep in six months.
Shelley spent between one and
two years on "Queen Nab"
Cowper required three days fol
the production OF "John Gilpin.n
Motley took six years 10 write
"Rise of the Dutch Republic.'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19

The Commercial Department Of
the Ashland Parochial School un-
der the supervision of Sister Anas.
tasla assisted by competent
teacher of commercial branches,
will resume studies Sept. 4th.
Shorthand, Gregg and Pitman sys-
tens, Typwritlng on all the lead
ing machines, bookkeeping and
Business Practice, aud the corre-
lated mercial branches taught
in this department.
Boarding pupils will hereafter
be received by the Sisters. Terms
very moderate. Apply to
Rev. Mn. Gosselin, Ashland Ky
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Fortune Favors a Texan.

"Ilaying distressing palms In head (,
back and stomach, and being without
appetite, | began to Use DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. writes w. p. Whitehead, OF
Kennedale, Tex, "and soon felt like a
new man, Iniable In stomech and
liver troubles. Only 25c at AN, Hughes
drug store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19

Mayor Covert. The Cumberland
Company has been ordered to quit
business in Evansville.
The first anniversary OF the
death OF President Mckinley was
generally observed throughout the
United States. Special services
VI ere held in churches in many
cities. At Canton Judge Day de-
livered an address.
The question Of removal OF the
headquarters OF the Brotherhood
OF Carpenters and Joiners will be
considered at the biennial conven-
tion this week In Atlanta. Louis
vile is one of the several cities
that are mentioned as contestants
for the headquarters.
Tho Colum bian Government has
modified its recent order against
the Liberals to the extent that enl-
ployes OF the Panama railroad may
attend to their duties. The Gov
eminent has withdrawn the con-
eessIon to ships flying the Column
bian flag and is requiring all ves-
sells to pay tonnage duties.
Gov. Beekham will today send a
letter to Attorney General Pratt
requesting him to take steps to
have the legality OF the proposed
McGovern-Corbett contest deter
mined by the courts, AT confer
ence between the Governor and the
Attorney General last night it was
decided that the Attorney General
should prepare an injunction SUIT
against the Southern Athletic Club,
which viii probably be filed in the
Jefferson Circuit Court this after
noon. After decision in this
court the case will lie taken at
once to a Judge OF the Court OF APP
peals.
The Rev. DR.. Washburn, rector
OF the Episcopal church at Oyster
Bay, incurred the displeasure OF
President Roosevelt in his McKin-
ley memorial sermon. Mr.. Wash.
burn, In the course OF his sermon,
discussed at some length the dan
gers threatened by great wealth
concentration in the hands OF a
fe~.n lie also asserted that cir.
cumstanccs indicated that Mr..
Roosevelt was Observation-Disclosures.
ed in the executive chair" Presi-
dent Roosevelt showed his disap-
probation Of the sermon in a way
that was plainly noticeable to the
congregation.
Forest fires are causing death
and destruction along Lewis river
in the State OF Washington. Sew
eral villages and logging camps
have been burned and thirty or
lmore lives have been lost. Thous-
ands OF acres OF valuable timber
nave beon destroyed and the peo-
iple in many localities are panic.
stricken. The property losses will
be enormous. In Oregon the for.
est fires are abating, but 300 people
heye been left homeless and the
loss Is estimated at $4,000. There
has been nogreat loss OF life in that
State.
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Corresponding, low
rates from other
points.

Tickets will be ON sale commencing
Sept, LIST, and will he sold every day
during the month Of September and
october The Big Four Route is much
the best liue having three gateways,
Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis, making
connections in Ur n Depots and avoid
ing transfers as vi other lines.
Write to the und rsigned for further
information. Ro4-hing chairs free
west of Chicago and it, Louis Tourist
4 Sleeping Car Reservations made III ad-
vance, and through tickets and checks
Ekfurnished, Don't fail take advantage
J NJ this low rate,
m I, A. GARRIGAN,
=. Harrington, w. Va
South Eastern Pass Agent, Big Foui
Route.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19

Notice the five special prizes 70
$1,000 each in the election estimat.
Ing contest. The nearest correct
estimate received between those
dates gets the prize, without re-
gard to the big prize.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19
RAISED rRoM TIE DEAD.

9. w. Lands, "porterp for the
Oriental no'el, Chanute, Kan,
says: ~ know what it was to suf.
fer with neuralgia, deed did, and
| got a bottle of Ballard's Bnow
Liniment and was raised from
the dead ! tried to get some
more, but before | had 'degosed' Of
my hottie, ! was cured entIplE.
am tellin' dc truth too,y y 80,
and 81 90 at A. NJ. Hughes.
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A Parsons Noble Act.

81 waut ali the world TO knownwrites
Rev. J G. CudlOng, of Ashaway, R. |
'what e thoroughly god and reliable
medicine found in Electric Bitters.
They cured me Of jauniice and liver
troubles that had caused me great suf-
fering Tor many years. For a genuine
all-around cure they excel anything
ever saw" Electric Bitters are the sur
prise ofall for their wonderful work in
liver kidney md stomach troubles.
Don't rail to try them. Only SOC at A,
NJ. Hughes drug store. Satisfaction is
guaranteed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19

Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed Reeiis i'm
mediate and cure follows. 1t ia not drying-doe
not produce sneezing. Largo Size, so cents at Drug
gsts or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 90 Warren Street, New York
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and agrees not to install II. C.Gan-
| ter as managerial least not until
the litigation between Ganter and
1.-THE trustees Of the Cave is settled.
II Ranshaw does not accept these
conditions the property is to be
again advised for lease.
Judge Chytraus yesterday in a
decision in the injunction cases
growing out of the July oats cor
ner, put an end not only to all cor
ners in commodities, but also at
taoxod the very life OF the Board OF
Trade. As TO margins, Judge Chy-
traus held that 1t was an arroga-
tion OF judicial power for a COM
mhtee OF the Board OF Trade to ap-
propriato them for the winners in
a deal. As to the Board Of Trades
existence, Judge Chytraus suggests
That under Its charter-1here is no
suggestion for succession OF mem
bership.
Representatives OF the Frisco,
Missouri Pacific, Iron Mountain,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Cot
ton Belt, Rock Island and Santa Fe
railway systems will soon meet in
81. Louis 10 complete plans for the
colonization of the Southwest,
When arrangements are completed
IL is expected that hundreds OF
thousands OF homeseekers will pour
into the Southwest.
The Citlzens'CommIttec OF Nash.
willie, having received no reply from
Gov. .McMillin to its memorial ask.
Ing bimto take some action to pre-
vent the proposed merger of South
ern railroads, has recalled the
memorial. In substance 1t urges
that Tennessee take such steps as
Kentucky has done with the view
OF preventing any consolidation OF
competing limos,
John Selby, OF Vincennes, Ind,
who is charged with number OF
torgerles, failed To appear yester-
day when his case was called, and
his bond OF $500 was declared for
feited. Mrs. Mary Mayes, his
mother-ln.law and surety, has Of
fered 500 for his capture. Selby's
alleged torgeries arc said to amount
to $4,000 or $4,000.
County conventions were held by
the Republicans In the Second con.
gressional district yesterday to
elect delegates to the district con-
ventlon at Henderson next Tues
day to nominate a candidate for
congress, II. w. Slack is the only
announced candidate, and most OF
the colnties elected delegations IA
vorsble to his nomination.
The Masonic Temple Association
OF Chicago has applied for an In
junction to restrain tho Sheriff
from selling tho Temple for taxes,
setting up the claim that the taxes
are paid. The grand jury In the
meantime has returned new In
dictmcnts against Williams, Hoy
and Wheeler, accused Of completely
IN forging the tax receipt.
Anthracite coal operators pre-
diet that the crisis viii be reached
this week IN The strike. The con
/ ference between Gov. Stone, OF
/ lPcnnsylvania, President Mitchell
land others, held early yesterday
morning, Resulted IN no conclusion,
so far as tho public has been in
formed.
! Gov.Beckham and Mayor Grain
ger held a Tong conference In LOU
isville yesterday relative to the
Corbett-McGovern boxing match.
The Mayor would only say that he
proposed to soc that the law was
not violated.
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81 YEARS A DYspEprIc.

h. H. Foster, 3lS S. 2nd St., Salt
Lake City, writes: al have been
bothered with dyspepsia or indi-
gestlon for q years; tried many
doctors without relief; recently |
got bottle Of Herbine. One bot
tie cured mel am now tapering of
on the second, / have recommend.
ed it to my friends; it is curing
them, too" SOC at A. NJ, Hughes,
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Messrs. Ely Bros:-I have been a
great sufferer from catarrh and
hay fever and tried many thing
but found no permanent relieiuntil
| found it in Ely's Cream Balm a.
bout eight years ago, and we have
been fast friends ever since. (Rev.)
r. NJ. Bentley. prove its value by
lnyestingi 10 cents in trial size Of
Ely's Cream Balm, Druggistsupply
1t and we mail it. Full size so cents.
EI.H BROS, Sc Warren St, New
York
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September la.

Carelessness started the fire In
the Beaumont, Tex, oil fields
which yesterday burned Itself out.
OF the loss vary from
|s15,0eO to $250,OO0.
! Prof. Angelo llellprinl, prcsi-
lent oftnu FiirtiiSedelphla deograph-
Zeal Society, reports that the recent
lruptlon OF Mont Pelco surpassed
Vlat Of May $ in that extended
Yer greater area. He states
VI n, part Of the northern por-
.pn OF Martinique is free from dan
hAt tho exsculIon OF Bolsy Bryant
plored, nt Nashville, Gau for the
urdor OF Town Marshal Hyndsi
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19

Among Conley's new books are |:
dorothy Vernon,n "Audrey,,
dorothy Kingsley "Graustarl
and Tho Crisis, at $l.25 each.
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Apply to Railway Agents, or address
D. G. EDWARDS, P, T. NJ
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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Leave Kenoya central time, West Bound
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Roanoke to Columbus; arrive Chicago
900 p IN.
No. 33, $3.50 a m. daily except Sun
day Arrives Columbus 11;95 a my Ar
rives Cincinnati 1880 a III. via P@rts-
mouth and Cincinnati Division,
$40 p m. No II, daily except Sun
day, arrives Columbus 40 I'M; arrives
Cincinnati $50 p m, except Sunday, via
Portsmouth & Cincinnati, division.
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SEPTEMBER Il.

At conference yesterday In
New York City OF leading New
York Republicans It was decided
that the coming State Convention
should indorse President Roose-
velts Administration and also in
dorse him for the nomination in
1901. Senator Platt admitted that
there was a minority which oppos,
ed the Endorsement for 1904.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-19

Arrangements for the Presidents
reception tomorrow at Sycamore
Hin have been completed. What
WIS intended as function for IA
few noighbors promises to be a re-
ceptlon which hundreds will at
tend.
At Bowling Green yesterday Cir
cult Judge Settle decided the con-
tontion over the lease OF the Mann
moth Cave Hotei. He holds that
the bid 1pf W. $. Miller was not
filed within tho limit specified for
receiving bids aud cannot be con.
sldercT lie holds that Dr. ". w.
Rams Jaw may take the lease pro
vldA he executes proper bonds
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-07
MARYLAND SHOWS HER
TRUE REPUBUGANISR
Comment of Senator MCCO-
mas at White House.

Senator McCOmas Of Maryland was one
OF he Presidents callers this morning.
and was elated over the election. Mary
land has shown her true Republican
ISM. he said "and the country has
given evidence Of its confidence in
T-asid,nt Roosevelt. His personality
was one Of the great forces Of the cam
paign.
The coal strike issue caused a great
reaction in favor of the Republican
party. It might have proved menacing
at the polls. but the Presidents master
ly handling OF a delicate situation won
hearty support from thousands Of voters
not regularly identified with the party.
They realized what discomfort he had
averted Tor them. and they showed their
approval Of him and his party at the
polls.
The widespread victory Of last Tues
day was due more directly 10 the farm
er vote than 10 the city vote. The
farmers we're more pleased with in
creased prices for catJle and fOodstuds
than the city people were displeased
with high prices for the necessities OF
life. From every point OF view. State
and national. the election was satisfac-
tory TO Maryland Republicans"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-07
DALZELL A CANDIDATE
FOR THE SPEAKERSHIP
Says Pennsylvania Gets Too
Little in the House.
NO IMPORTANT COMMITTEES
Viii Have Largest Republican DeIega-
tion IN Fifty eighth Congress.
Quay VIII Support Him.

Chairman Daizen Of Pennsylvania,
has announced his candidacy for the
Speakership OF the House. subject TO
the APPROVAL and support OF the Peunsyl-
vania delegation
In support OF his claims. he says:
"Pennsylvania VIII have the largest
Republican delegation in the Fifty
eighth Congress. The State maintains
at all times. the supremacy OF the Re
publican party. and gets nothing for #
in return in the way of Federal officers
We have not a single important chair
manship in the House. with the excep-
tion OF War Claims. The State has not
been recognized since the civil war in
the way OF a Republican Speaker"
Senator Quay. who passed through
Washington yesterday. made the state
ment that Pennsylvania would support
Mr. Dalzell for Speaker.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-07
WASHINGTON LAWYER
ACCUSED BY MRS. HUGHES
Charges Edward S. Niles
With Misappropriation.

NEW YORK, Nov. Justice Hall. in
special term Of the supreme court. had
before him Tor argument today the re-
turn on writ OF habeas CORPUS. issued
recently by Justice Scott commanding
DR. Theodore H kellogg. who conducts
a private asylum at RiyerdaIe. in the
borough OF the Bronx. 10 produce in
court today Mrs Louise Beauchamp
Hughes. eighty-three years old.
The writ was issued az the instance
Of counsel for David Michael Grassf a
relative OF the late David NJ Hughes
who was the husband OF sIrs. Louise
Beauchamp Hughes. who died in this
city in 1854. leaving a large estate. Mr.
Grassi set forth that Mrs. Hughes was
unlaw:ully deprived OF her liberty in
Dr. Kellogg's asylum Under her hus-
bands viii. Mrs. Hughes was 10 receive
the income from his property during her
life time. The property. valued at
S2S5,000. is in the possession Of The
United States Trust Company. as frus-
tee
Mr. Grassi said that on October q
1902, he called at the Doctor KaUo0s
House" and had an interview with Mrs
Hughes. lasting a little over an hour
and that Mrs. Hughes talked in a ra-
tionaI and connected manner and an
peared to be in full possession OF am her
faculties.
He said she told him that she had been
placed there by "a Mr.. Niles who had
taken charge Of all her property and
was taking it away from her.
Then followed this allegation in the
petition on which The writ was issued
That one Edward s. Niles. herein
after mentioned as a lawyer residing in
Washington. D. c.. who obtained bv
series Of unprOfessionaI acts and de-
vices. an ascendency over Mrs. Hughes.
eEd dnaily obtained her money from the
various banks under various schemes
and pretenses. and has obtained in all
about S25.O0o. and has. as deponent Is
informed and believes. converted the
hole thereof 10 his own use.
In addition thereto he caused the
whole Of Mrs Hughes furniture and 1T
t.nss Of her residence NJ 2Ol4 r Street
northwest, Washington. 10 be sold and
carried Mrs Hughes first to Baltimore.
then TO New York city. and then TO
Cold Springs. Putnam county. y. Y.
twhere she was now a residenU. and
finally had her imprisoned ar the above
Institution as an incompetent"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-07
BY J. J. DICKINSON.

Gfe contest for the Speakership Of the
mex, House is shaping up rapidly.
Representative palzeU has come 10
Washington and announced his candi-
dac<
While no formal announcement OF
Mr. CaanOn's desire for the Office has
been MADE. the Winoisan is leading ia
the race. with Mr.. Tawney OF Mime
sofa managing his canvass in the North
west.
Nj Littledeld Of Maine declared him
self in the race a Few days after Speak
er Henderson withdrew, and the Maine
man = known TO have traversed the
far West on speaking tour in The
campaign Just closed chiefly for the
purpose Of testing the sentiment Of BE
publican Representatives in that sec
tion.
II goes without saying that if Mr
LittleGeld could enlist a considera Bile
following in the West he would get the
almost solid supper; Of New England
However. As at This stage OF the con
test there appears TO be no likelihood Of
his securing much support in the West.
either by pledge OF promise, il is gen
orally thought that his candidacy is not
q factor as yet. nor will il cut a large
figure at any time.
Mr.. Babcock of Wisconsin. who has
successfully managed four Congress
campaigns for his party. has entered the
list for the Speakership prize, but his
candidacy thus far has not aroused much
serious consideration. If for no other
rcason there could be aroused opposi-
tim TO him, his bill for the repeal of
6Uties on the products Of the steel
tiust. it is thought. is Sufficient to
deaden his candidacy at the very start.
The New York Candidates.
Whether OF not either Mr.. Sherman or
Mr.. Payne OF New York viii be for
mally entered in the race is not known
II is believed. however. that IL the uI-
tra-prOtected interests that are sup
posed to be supporting Mr.. DalzeIl as
against Mr.. Cannon are pushing the
Pennsylvanian's candidacy mainly with
the view. as suggested in some welI-in-
formed circles. Of forcing Mr.. Cannon 10
place Mr.. Dalzell at the head OF the
Ways and Means Committee. thereby
overslaughing Nr. Payne. the friends Of
the New Yorker viii rally TO his sun-
port and make the Cannon candidacy as
unpleasant as possible 20 the end ol
checkmating the Dalzell move.
Mr. Hit; Of Illinois also has some fol