The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-01

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ton. rhe officer declares that II
n Pa nay every mans hand is an,
a always will be raised agains
+. Americans.
Tho messenger boys OF Chicago
went on strike Yesterday, anC
organized a unioa OF $50 mem bers
, One telegraph company is offer
: Ing 80 a month for men TO carry
| messages.
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JULY 2STH.
Secretary Wilson, Of the United
states Mine Workers, yesterday nc.
knowledgcd that the miners con.
templated an attempt to impeach
Federal Judge Jackson, OF West
Virginia, who has restrained them
from holding meetings to induce
men TO work, and who has lmpris-
oned = number Of organizers for
violating an injunction. The ac-
tron Of the miners = contingent on
Judge Jacksonis decision as to dis
solving the Injunction. II finally
the men are not released on habe-
as corhus, President Roosevelt will
be asked to pardon them.
| Col. d. q, Col.oa says he viii
produce records and witnesses to
prove that Congressman Vincent
Boreing has received $4,000 on
contracts with the Government
Esiuco his election to Congress. Col.
Colson says ho viii lay proper de-
partmcnts, and that they will be
forced to have q suit Instituted
against Mr. Boroing to recover the
money,
Tue oats pit in Chicago yester-
day WAS the scene ol another OK
citing time for spectators. July |
new oats opened at II cents In
few minutes the prico dropped TO
- and closed at 81. The sensation
al drop and rise was ON an alleged /
rumor, aftcrward denied. that
James hatten, who is said TO con.
trol 100000 bushels of lorg, had
allowed his opponents to settle at
about ~ cents.
The increase In London Of the
cost OF meats and other necessaries
during the past week has been un.
parallcled. Americans are charg.
ed with the responsibility Of the
advances, but Americans deny
this, and charge the Increase in
the cost of meats to the shortage
OF the corn crop in 1901, tho shut.
ting down Of Australian plants and
The embargo on Argentina. h
Many mon prominent In State
and national fairs were guests OF
the President at Luncheon yesier.
day at oyster Bay. Senator spoon.
Pr and Mr.. Roosevelt discussed tho
'tnbl question, the former being !
yet undecided whether to occom- {
pany Attorney General Knox to
Paris
An additional 100000 copies oil
he speech Of Representative Pat :
crson, OF Tennessee, on the Re. :,
1ublIcan party and the trusts, have K
icen ordered by the Democratic "
congressional Committee. Thee $
otal circulation of the speech wilonl'
'c a quarter OF a million copies. gran
Mr.
The Kentucky Press AssociaH visilI
vas eh'e''alheu with 1hanf lIors
nd bail last night at Mt. Clep' Wi
'lich. During the day the q : chm,
won't on an excursion to ST. run
sland. all II
The privy Council, ,ycslef new It
meeting with King Iir =, ~ the
he royal yacht NictoIN ~ used
ert His majesty sig W p,o'," ,"r that
nations fixing the cof''o" W fact
august 3. ing I
Thousands OF Seal tl,ax,a"S avn omd ",1 :,
,aving Denmark o"e"e" '"' ln''l
'orway for the iva 9'a'eS' ""N j.
essels leaving penhagcn are Bar
rowd,d with ON iants. NJ
The pig iron lodue'ion OF 'he anu
-nited States o the first half OF nav
Do2 was $500 4 tons, against . not
7ac1g' IL ,roAme period OF the goo,
rovlous ycg
There is material improve ~
,ent In e flood situation IN ma,
Western ,Has' nor
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Flooalondltions are improving cou
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kin Edward is reported TO be tim
,ueybetter, but he is not yet able ter
, whk or stand. D''
.tcob Gimbel, of Philadelphia, an,
4 elected president of the jewish Col
lautauqua of the United States thi
soldiers from the North and dis
asst who fought in the war against by
,ain have filed thousands OF ap- I'll.
lcations for pensions.
The American Federation OF
athollc Societies will hold It's
,cond annual convention In chi
go, beginning August .. ~ ~,
Representatives Of the Colombian in
are trying to make
eaco agreement with the revolu- tn
onary junta in Now York