The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-22
MAY 10.

The centennial OF the admission
OF Ohio into the Union is to be cell
ebrated at Chillicothe this week
with an elaborate programme.
The Brotherhood of Railroad (
Trainmen will begin today in Den
yer a ten-days' secret session, at
tended by $500 delegates.
Claude 0'Brien, the boy murder
cr, in the Lexington jail under SEN
tence of death, is seriously Ill. He
has symptoms of typhoid fever.
Members OF patriotic societies In
Washington Will present a resolu.
ton to Secretary Root opposing
the destruction of the walls Of
Manila.
Attorney General Gates, OF Ten
nessee, is in Washington 10 ask for
a final decree from the Supreme
Court in the Virginia-Tennessee
boundary dispute.
A new independent distillery
with a capacity Of 5000 bushels Of
corn daily is to be built at Peoria,
III by Louisville, Cincinnati and
Terre Aaute, Ind, whlskey men.
Hermis, the great Eastern cham
ion race-horse, has been sold to J..
r. Thomas, OF New YORK, for S60,.
600. This is the highest price paid
for a thoroughbred horse in years.
Information from Manila is to
the effect that Capt. Oyerton and
Private Noyes, who were killed at
Succatlan, May 10, met death at
the hands OF fifty insurgent pris-
onors they were guarding.
Thomas Marcum, Of Muskogee,
! |. T,a brother Of the late j. B,Mar.
cum, OF Jackson, has written let
ties to Lexington denying the state
ment OF Judge Hargis that the
Marcum family has been promi-
nent in feud troubles. Mr., Mar
cum makes a plea for the enforce
ment OF the law in Breathitt coun-
: ty, saying he wants the guilty pun
ished that the innocent may live
in peace.
No solution has yet been found
for the Louis leager murder mys-
terry near Hemlock, Ind. The au-
thorities have failed to locate the
mysterious woman who is said 10
have been in the youths company
at the time of the murder
, Seymour W. Tulloch's charges OF
Irregularities in The Postoilice De
partment were made public in full
yesterday. They had already beer
placed in the hands of Postmaster
= General Payne. Among the man!
alleged irregular practices he clte'
> is the assertion that a voucher wa
< drawn and paid for furniture 70
: use in a Cuban or Porto Rican OF
fico bought from a company "with
is out much capitalp which had no
v vet manufactured the furniture.
t. The effort to run the street car
d at Bridgeport, ,Conn,with nonuniol
l. men yesterday caused rot 4
% which at least 10 men were injul
Ie ed. The cars were stoned by mo
y Of strikers and their sympathizer
and the effort to run them wa
, abandoned. The Sheriff will pu
~ on 100 special deputies today, an
\, II they are unable to preserve th
peace he will ask for troops. Dul
= ing the riot yesterday Mayor Mu
vihill was struck by stone viii
interfering In behalf OF the striker
A FarmerStraightened Out
"A man living on farm net
| here came in short time ago con
y pletely doubled up with rheum
n tism. handed him bottle
N Chamberlain's Pain Balm aud to
y him to use 1t freely and II not sa
Y lsfed after using 1t he need not ps
= a cent for IT," says c. p. Rayder,
Pattens Mills, n. y. "a few da.
later he walked into the store
straight as a string and handed n
a dollar saying, give mo anoth
bottle OF Chamberlain's Pain Bali
| want II In the house all the tin
for II cured me-" For sale by
NJ. Hughes.