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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-21

A postal to O. P. Payne will get you
an estimate on your plumbing work.
Opposite public library. IS 1w
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LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, Oct. 19.-The cotton mar
ket opened easy and closed quiet.
Spots; Middling upland "a.
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For Sale.

jersey mich COW; gives four gallons
milk daily. Apply to
Dc Mrs. Il. G. SPEER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-10-21

You know a good hair brush hard
to get. Rely on us this time for you
new one. REMBERT's DRUGSTORE.
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For Rent,

House No. 442 and 443 on Hampton
street, $40 per month. Apply.
CRAWFORD WHEATLEY.
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Medicine show tonight, front city hall
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NEW YORK.

New York, Oct. 2O.-Spote; Middlirg
$50, market quiet. Contracts open
ed steady and closed firm at the
following prices:
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UP SCORE OF POINTS.

Free show tonight, opposite city hall
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AMERIcUs COTTON MARKET.
Corrected Daily by l.. c. Council
Warehouse and Commission
Merchant.
ay was steady.
SAVANNAH.

Savannah, Ga. Oct. 2O.-Steady.
Spots, Middling 81.
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Free show tonight, opposite CITY ha'l
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,seats on sale a - - Erugstorss, =
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
~zr4N g. . q q * F1yf q fe
Ia. EbNFLAGRATIoNEE Is
Big Fadtory in London,s Ont, Banaa9ed
teHthe Amount of 100000.

LonG6nEsQ Ont, Jan.v.1Q.t Rye Friday,
night caused $500 Oes<e d3mhae$b the.
McClaT8 Manufacturing Co, manufac-
furers Of tinware A boy droppsds a,
burning match into vat Of sapdl
with aSreport like a cannon the oil
went up in a sheet of flames The 500
employees rushed from the building in
a panie9 There vas i rush for the ele-
vator and the stairs and in crush
scorchqa eand smoke begfinned, the
men. women and boys reached the
street. mo oneiEas Seriously Injured.
The frs burned for hours, the fremen
being dhable-to cope with it. The Nc
Clary firm is the largest in Canada.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
FATAL !BULL.,ElGHT.
Five -Iho9sandsPeOp e. WITNESSED tEie
osath RaadeqltO- = &

El Paso. Tex, Jan. 12.-Five thou
sand spectators s;fHtlaye witnessed za
-bltfttigh fu-atIIarE httcfI-rnsSutted -f1-
Tie fataiity Of Franefseo NatfEierol
who is famous on the continent as
banderiIlo Four-fifths of the audience
were Americans alad--Wbep The fe-
rocious bull pinned Matillero to the
ground. many women were overcome
and faintedk 7 M4NfSeFo VAS -9afIieh
from theE ring with 10th legs .BtokehI
and in dying condition.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
AFTER THE COAL MEN.
Jgs(s4E -
Special Grand jury to II InYestiii..
z gate Alleged Conspiracy. asas
The Coal Operators, Railroads and Big
Dealers Are the Ones Sought-A
veniEs GosI Seventy@Ffve en- 10
Has- Been- SeLeetee.-------

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 10-A special
grand jury.-Mill, eetnin--GAiRage-6at-
urday to investigate the alleged con-
spifAcy between coal operators, rail-
roads and coal 7dea4ersrto increase the
pride Of coaff IN the Chicago market.
AttpTney General. HamIiH IeftmFriday
night for Chicago, and With stSte's At
torFay Charles Isl 4ssn, VII lead
the Nnvestigatioh. aIe h9ok WITH him
evidence whIelR Re- 81 ssaSiIl sao& that
a Conspiracy exists.
Attorney General HafQfH secured
the Services of competenW meB 81 no
visiteEi many mines. and the reports
which they-made- convinced Judge
HanIain that the market was being
contkSlled by certain dealers and op-
eratdSs- The latest report to be made
10 thR attorney general was recea4ed
Friday afternoon and contained some
Valua8le information. kresSeaviRg
for Chicago. Mr. Hamlh ssid THAT LIS
evide1ce would show that. EeFtah Aehl
operators and dealers eafexzsd VITO
an aAFeement. by which they could
contrM the coal market He did not
say tEht any railroads were Interested
in thei alleged combination.
Chicago. Jan. 10.-Tot. determine
whether a conspiracy has existed to
force Up the price of coal. Judge Will
lard M McEwen Friday night, on the
petiti6h Of States Attorney Deneen,
summ&ned venire of Is men of whom
2S wiMbe selected for a special grand
jury Saturday morning. Forty wit
nessesN were named in subpoenaes
and the whole number was gwen to
the sheriff to serve.
Deputy sheriffs- to the Number of 20
were Sent out simultaneously Friday
night Ay Sheriff Barrett to summon
prospective jurors and witnesses. p
Small dealers are not the mark at
whichFA the states attorney aims.
WhileMhe names of witnesses are
withheh .&s4sd knewn that they are
those Of mine owners and. wholesale
dealerSfin coal.
States Attorney Deneen1 used. names
given y him by1he Illinois Manlfac.
turers Iassociation.
n - = a
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Insurance IA. Its Hu.ner.

An enterprlslng insurance agent indRee&
an freshman to. take out an accident pol5ey%
for his wife, Al few days. later, while con
verssl9g WITH hi friend i in his e4iiees he was
brandishing fefcely stout cane.
Eye rascal" he yelled, springing to-
wxFdEtiFea agent; NTafter cheat me :''F'
Fortunately the enraged man was dis
armed and held fast by the agents
TRENT, who was a powerfully built man.
The 1rishman, struggling to get Free,
shQ4steG;b < IL Is
T'Let me git at the spaipeen. Think ov
-itty-eAaFgi4a Hae-feixe- dollars fer an acshiss-
dent ticket fer me ole woman an shes,-
Jest bre9sh hsn leg s-falhn5 down sstAirk !
Wots the good of the ticket, anyhow"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
JUDGE u0cigN 3. oTIss DEAD.
HecWent4 Ffomeo4io to eh7eago Forty
Seven YeafsnAagJo..s aa''11 d

chicago, jan 10 A5iiSdg1 : LnciGu
IRolles Otis, aged 80. who came to Chi
raEo AZ years ago from Ohio. died at
his residence. 245S Michigan avenue.
Sunday Before cemmg'tO iIlha6is.e te
was Judge of the court of common
pleas for the counties Of Huron. Erie
Sandnslly Ottawa and Lucas in Ohio
Among the mem bers of the, bar .who
practiced at that time .in-his court
were Rutherford r Hayes and Morri
son R Waite. In Chicago Judge Otis
engaged in the real estate business
and became wealthy.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13

Ne&-York, Jan 12.-1hJrs. .FIpine
Henlys-the wife of PhIpSB. "a Ell 81.
a we34srIy coffee rE$Fsllant hkdSsaE 'gsiiAa
ter ofaeef4e late banker, LeondEF Lew
T8ohn sSWas burned to death Sunday by
af froSStftat almost entirely destroyed
the rSgidence Of the family at.54 East
Fifty-E&xth street.
AlbSs1a Erickson, a domestic Jump
ed fr6n1heF <,rourfE story window and
receiVe1Lnjdrtes FROM Which zslie6Ntdip4l
soon 4etrrwards The. fire. which orig
ipatedsEEem scme unknown cause. had
gain edcUnsiderable Roadway before it
Ayafs discovered. for when the first
alarm alarm ssHIs sent out the Aousa. was. II
.llamessfa'em cellar to roof. Mrs. Henry's
two iafant children -were-kaved, zshr
their isasrse, VINO ran & .Wiihvtheml to
the stf8af immediately lafteffthe<;dia
coVeryEef-the fire. Mr. Henry, who was
'slightl %nnrned. was rescued by a pc
ffcema4fg-who entered the house. before
the aIFfXal of the '-fifetnefff-> III ; was
suppossss-that his wife had already
made Hs-cscape :
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
IN MORQCGQ.
@.,an.nt F j Dead
& by thezRebels. %
His MajestY-Keeps the loyal Horse
men From the South Around RE1is IL
Person instead of Sending
Them AGAINST the Rebels.

rEAUTET .xkG56 VGJ
London, Jan. PA dispatch to the
-1affY tx I1fess- fflnfi I an iGf| MeF9eee,
says all the Europeans, -of-Fezl have
now left that place and 4hatst4ie for
eign consuls there wifi follow imme-
diately. ~aai'hAaa S''-'-1-"
Tangier9 Morpacoo Jansa42.vEIEhe. DIES
partuye Of tbs! the fi 81 women emissiona
ries, four of whom, are English aqpd one
American. from Fez-January 5 yfor, Tan
gier,5- had Tong been l. lmteditated and
was not an ldutcU1nite of new deveiorp,
s.pss111o11 y'tav a%:'f.7 .s7ts,,Y7s -
Manyrse nsaaf 6HaF o R9pof8s ssaFg cSff{
rent snare of1affairsl in Ifea,59dts there
IS. littAey Feiiable,rnews1to tt1er had8e7lt
is: cQnsideredni aesatisf Rat~ryn6eat're.
however, that The triiAhes34a.s the S9lath
Of Fee remaining eitiiet---------
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
DEATH OF GEN. SAM. THOMAS.
He Was-a Railroad Man and Finaacier
His Age. Was 90 Years U51 &

New York. Jan. 12:-Gen.z Samuel
Thomas. GO years old. a prominent rail-
road man. and financr4ied, died Sunday
uisut - .a:;z rs vGbn'1 "a .lsz.i-t7
Gen. Thomas was horn at South
Peint o., in 1876 and entered The rail:
way service in 1878 In 1862 he be-
came president Of the East Tennessee!
Virginia s&z Georgia yraitway and Mem-
pl1fs e. Charleston raiiroasi. and sub
.seqpent4Y president Of the louisville.
New Albany. &. Chicago. railroad and
gprssidept ST the ,IDn Duluth South Shore
& Atlantic railway. ,, 49,.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Increases Col .Prices.

Hazleton. Pa Ian. 1.-THE Lehigh
Valley Coal Co increased the price of
MI prepared sizes OF coal for the local
trade 25- cents ton. C. Pardee Sons
6 Co. independent operators. have adj,
vanced the price of coal for home con-
SUMPTION from Is to 20 cents a ton.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13

"A :, e0ngfessi anaI committee VIII be
appointed monday rs escort the re-
. mains Etg thenFasf afsstipg paaeef q 5N Sc
T6Rguk Swas in his 59th year OF his
age. was B1lawvcr .bynp.ofessiou was
prominent IN Oregon repnbTieahl poIt
tics. and had served in the 's5th. 56th
g57th c6heres$9s and had. been elected
to the 5Sth-; cQngress. ,,,sr-..r.so. .,-r sei-7
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
r AfcoRPse AT .THEW BROTH Ell
ThesFirem7N FoY aggbtthp4een E7rpetnesf 1Ead
pm the, Engine, Scat pms ed

Knoxville. Tenn, Jan. 22EPasssHc
gers on saAa iife6f9fff{g KnoxviIfes &obh f6
railroad train 7rotieG several lu1ifasp SUN
day afternoon with the harraG ofo1a
corpse atz the 5threttleref7 4hg eRgiae
srhe train left. Buckeye, Tenn. Oh Tina time.
and ran, through tou, Carey.yille, the
next station. When. Engineer. A. 6.
Young ran through the latter town
Fireman Matlock knew something was
wrong and stepped to the engineers
side of the engine Tile found Young
dead and Immediately stopped the
train. There lis a wound on the left
side of the engineers head. andathe.
suppositionAisi .thataa piece fell11from
the side, of a high cut through the
mountains and killed him instantly
The train ran perhaps eight miles
after Young was Killed.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
CONGRESSMAN TAos,sH. TONGUE.
: Passed Away Suddenly at His Resi-
aFaeaa dence in Washington.

washington, Jan. / Represents
tive Thomas II Tongue. of the First
.1ongrqssienat{district OF Oregon. died
suddenly at his residence il, this city
AT Iso'clock Sunday of heart
failure following All attack of dyspep
STA.
u AT His bedside when the end came
were bis dagghter. afsssaI'ertha and.
an eaddpte daughter. 7Aiiss Ruane Mrs.
yGongul is iie TISasbofp Mr Tengue's
I;0pegoH hdineS--aEsd to- that place s6thP
EeRlafHs will be taken for interment.
deaSin Gs@here at usi1. La B.. o'clock Monday
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Movement of Anthracite.

Reading. Pa. Jan. l2.-The PhilaS
delphia & Reading railroad officials
announce that for the week ending
Sunday night more anthracite coal
was taken down the main line thar. for
any previous week in years =
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
.The MOTOR Car RACE.

London. Jan. s12.-The Daily Mail
Monday morning says it understands
that King Edward has expressed his
disapproval of the idea. of holding the
motor car race for the James Gordon
Bennett cup IN England.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan l2.-Sunday
night the temperature was II degrees
above zero. There, is no scarcity OF
coal. the yards being better stocked
now than at this lime last year in
many towns Of Kansas and Western
Missouri fuel can not be purchased.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13

Tampa, Fla, Jan. 10.-Tampa's en-
tire fire deEartgent is iQnfa strike and
the city was without FIRE tprQtection
Ffidayeni fhF 21Th6 2 Nreh1eh- Organized
as uR9ieqI recently ) fEhei chiefAasuh arg
ed three men Tuesday and the union
! made g; 2 demand on The council that
thesnlen Abe reinstatma 8A IL meeting
of 1fs fal1noiE Friday sriighF the mat
aeR was eferrR ed toKtk& Dire Committee
aF I ihxestgahonsaA t6ea hfmen de,
manded immediate action and when
th s. was refused AZ tke1 ~eHSweFe or
dered Ouf and abandoned the stations
The policemen now are Iplae6dz in
charge of the stations until other ar,
Ffng ements can nc made
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Emairation Statistics.

Berlin. Jan 12.--The emigration for
the year 1902. through Hamburg and
Bremen amounted TO 266SS4 persons,
-arl--inerease- of s586~ever-l9e4s--Fsiiea
number of emigrants sailing3frem
thesetp ports has trebledlsiHee 1898. Cthe-
majority of them going to thea United
.SfaIns na.rl U a.u-n29.a oal -lallt rc .
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
RL,rniie:id M;o5,FElIii1e:.r,a .s;5in5.d:. nahe..

io- San Franefsfo Han. 12LMts Mary
Kline and Her eahyadied in a hospital
from bNTa1s received at her home. Re
foree dyiEs MrS.zKliRe. deelaEed~tba
Mrs Mary. Davis had come into her
room and thrown a burning lamp I'M
der the Abedain which she and her baby
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
dxSRcIDg AND SUICIDE.
VIM. 9:Ehi~ Killed His Wife and Com.
q astted rsuicides e. -

-3gEIg ZsI5E5 Z 5T33,
Adrkga Mich. Jan. ~16-William b.
Chic. bf&Toledo. Friday shot and kill
ed hisSMife Elizabeth. and then killed
inimsel N the parlor of Piatt's hotel
Chic Sapd his wife had been diving
apart. Nrs Chic was an eHnidge df
the hotel Chic came to Adrians from
Toledo Thursday. Chic called on hts
wife ahd the two had been conversing
alone ID the,n$rlor abbut7l5 minutes
when tie Eve shots that ended their
lives rang out in rapid succession.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Metropolitan Holiness Seminary.

Chicago. Jan. Announcement has
been made that Metropolitan Holiness
seminary will be built at Rockford.
III. at a cost of $50 90 by Duke Me-
,Farson. millionaire evangelist Rev
C. EWethereH pastor of g. the local
church is to select the site 1n--
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
THE PLAGUE EPIDEMIC.

Thirty.seven Cases in Lazaretos and
~ Six Deaths at ,Mazstlan.F ssssss
th k 81
Mazatlan, Me3 Jan@1 Q Thirty sew
en- people arsgin the lazeFetSsand six
deaths oceufrad Friday one ehfife
family having died of the plague.
Many people have left the city and
gone to live on the Islands neaEthiS
city. A-rnumber of Americans have
@departed. 1t has been decided
-disinfeet- tAe--efatir e--efittx---sftt-once.
The charity commission will pay, for
the houses that have tG BE burned
and for all clQtbing -dest raXRd----A-zEaaEa
attacked bye the plague was found on
..his.Way to 81 Castillo: He was brought
to the city to be semitic g. laTaTeto <but
he died on the way thefet.1
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
fRabyr Josephine Fatally euyned.

s Chattanooga Tenn. Jan. 12-"Babyr
Josephine. 7 years old. daughter of
Mrs Kercher. who has been playing
Juvenile parts with an opera company
was fatally burned here Sunday. The
mother was also badly hrnneH.a -. :
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Ex-Gongressman Brom we'll Dead.

Den9Sb Col. Jan. 10.-Former Con-
gressuia4l II. P. H. Bromwell died Fri
day. te vas born1ins Baltimore. was
ADMITTED to the bar at Vandalfa. Ill.
in 1853 waBi for four years county
judge there. land. after removing to
CharleSton. H.. was elected to con-
gress, servihg} from 1865 to 1869. 9
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
AeRAM s. HEWITT DYING.
0Iitisiaa,-PhAantheopist, student .and

.Po!iticiaas-P hHanthropist, Student and
@~-4ayoF'
me 7 oak, Gan. a2-AAbram Stevens
Hewitt former may or.so of New OK
CITY, and distinguished as a philanthro-
pist, politician and student. is dying.
Sunday night it was announced that
Mr. Hewitt was growing. weaker and
|5hat LthGre9Was Bttt a1bare possibility
that he might survive the night.
Mr. Hewitt, Who is 81 years old. has
Hceh1 0hfnedi tg his bedssinen aThihsS
day at his home in New York He is
suif8rfi4g from ebstTuetive jaundicc.
ThesiHHlediat anerpbers Of the agns
lily werefslimmoned To the house Sun
day s5Si&ht
M$-tIewitt was bQaS III averstraw.
N. Ys.-July 81. 1875 anf,sswas gradu-
.atedsssfrom Columbia caFlege at thel
heaaSof his class IN 1882 With Ed
ward ST.ooper son of Pete6 EQoper. he
funded the firm Of COopeS s5ewftt
to IsICh PeteTasper zlsase Waugh
4tr ME~ Hewitt MafrfsAsfil tilrhei OVER
FRis iron business Tf# 4xfth organ
Edzed abAe Cooper union lia a5has .benn
bIte secretary of the ~boaTllof trsistees
,ae!ni f1GausiSN- In ~rSz4gtEr Hewitt was
eject n~tO congress with tho
Gxcephen OF onl It'll 1886
whei5sIe was eli fe 1hssor of New
YorlWsas- ~ s 60
49, a sss
49, 49,
TWOaANOMEN BtREEBkE0 DEATH
WeaktA% Ceffee ffvq7crcs1afI WIRE and
S@.-a Domestic Perished.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Parson Fined For CONTEMPT.

Topeka; Kan, Jan. 1O.-Dr. ]. T. Nc
Farland pastor of the First M. E..
church was ysed $40 Friday by a
police magistrate contempt of
court. pr. MeFat1a1d Scored the judge
% in open S3,i aouft Hne imposed posed on
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
The Pretender Defested.

Madrid. Jan. 10 IA dispatch from
Morocco 1says Ath 7Buo Hamara.~ the
pretcnder-to the throne, has-hecn~dc.
feated near Fcz, and has retreated to
Taxa Several more tribesThave abaf
doned the revolutipnarE movement
and have submitted to the sultan.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Z oldest Postal CLERK Dead.

Oil City, Pa, Jan 10.1-G w Put.
nam, s4-geans da, As6ElAystbd oldest
postal clerk, in the sHpntsy is dead at
his home in Westfe1d, N Y lie was
anpointed1during1 President s1incoln.s
first administration and held that posi-.
ton Continuously to his death
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
4TI ]. At. y
sRoPULARl DEMONSTRATION.
sFiflpino People Generally Regret the
! Possible Departure Of Gov Taft.

NJ
7szsrBsffa4 fsassTan 12-Ti!a general SFegrdt
OF be.gfiigfno people at the possible
EstisslsEt5iSc of Gov Taft resulted Sun
Hay fn-a~popular !demqrfs tiatko4 IAr..th 8
psssFsFse of urging the governor to re-
slsfisssss:sirg. the islands The streets of
EFanila have been .Gplacar,iE{h with
signs saying. 1--WE want Gov Taft" in
English. TagaIo and Spanish A crowd
bpf@RnqN t4enk tetcbad tqpsMafaca1sst,,s
palace. the governors residence. Sun
day. s.-ttf pom reaching the palace
speeches =Hades~t @zrePreseHta-
tives of all parties in which the gov
ernor was urged to remain. The
speakers said. MrssTaft's presence was
necessary tn preserve order. fora the
pFeveption Of political disruptiongapd
to insIIre@the maintenance of the pres.
ent policy The speakers paid per-
sOnaI tributes to the governor
crowd cheering it's approval
In replying to the addresses. Gov.
present whether he leave the islands
or{ remain until next August > He as.
sured the people that if he did leave,
the present policy of1the American
.goverpment would suffer no change,
it being not a question or individual.
but of national policy ,xr N .2S9E
After the speeches the>thousands Of
natives. who filed the grounds of The
palace broke into cheer for. the gov.
crnorT IZ5-k..13- J@.>@I~f4. Il. G4<5~'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13

w nat wretched shifts are they obliged
to make use of who would support the an
PeaEance, of a fortune they have not
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
Hobson. WIN Not ERe Retired.

Washington. Jan 1A.4zIsne naval sf.
fairs committee efthezhasise decided
by votedof I've ta=fe5FF =net to report
the biillauthofizing the transfer of Ma
val Co1st1uctbr Robson TO the retired
list D
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
CONSERVATIVE HOSPITAL.
lnstittIt on. For the Treatment and
Studkof the Disease to Be Erected.

Studkof the Disease to Be Erected.
Philadelphia. Jan. E1G-Dr. L. f.
Flick. president sofs the free hospital
for poor consunptives. Friday might
announced that Henry Phipps, of New
York. FoFmsFly Ia partner of <Andfew
Carnegie, had contributed $300sA0O for
the establishment of an institution in
this city for the treatment and study
of consumption The instit3ition isfto
be knRwp as "T'Ee Henry Phipps in
stitute for the study treatment and
preve9tidn of tuberculosis. ftrwiIl
be so Endowed as to derive an income
OF abddt4$S0, 900 to 5000 annually. &.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13

sMost of Jus feel that when we have &C.
-knowiedged a mistake We have more than
atoneHa.t9T 7t'77-4znd llstpepelis News
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13

=, Piso,seTures for .Consump tion is anI6faIli-,
bic medicine for coughs and colds-N. W.
SAMUEL Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb II. 1900.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13
West VIRGINIA Miners {o strike.

New York Jan 10 According 70 a
report Ola representative Of the Chess
apeake.&a Ohio CoaIsGos astTike of the
soft coal miners in West Virginia for
large advances in wages will probably
go into effect AprH1fA 1
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-13

/, Washington, JAM. 1O.-As- a. result
Of .sexfeh deds consideration ofsthe Evarf-
onss. pending antitrust bills, the sub
Committee Of the hotfse judiciary com:
mittee, of which -Representatiy Little
field is chairman. " hast practically
agreed on an antitrust hill----It-has
not yet been adopted formally, but it
is said TO meet the naRREeEal=ef.aH
members of the subcommittee It will
be laid before the full committee Sat
urday, when it is expected It's features
will be made public II is understood
that it provides for publicity, not
Fnro Ugh a new commission to be ere.
atedE but through the interstate com
meree feommission 1t is further I'M
sloEstoSds THAT the bill covers the ad-
sminfstration's suggestions for. anti,
TRUST legislation. 4a
The anti trust bills introduced Thurs
day. which were drawn by the attor.
ney general. will go to the judiciary
.snhcommiteee under the gencral>rnle
adopted at fhe time the~sub Committee
was eaB6F/l ~ SIT 0F1
srEiRetO EEAkTMeNF STRIKES.
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