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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-07-17
JULY "a.

Eight hundred arrests have been
made by the Russian authorities as a
result Of the Kishinef massacre.
The Russian Government has been
stirred to action by protests ON the
Kishinef massacre, and has moved to a
vigorous prosecution, Eight hundred
arrests have been made, and several
hundred persons havebeen held for trial
Ruins Cantrell king of the lndianap-
oils ghouls, has made confession rela-
tive To the disappearance and death of
Miss Carrie Selvage, Of Indianapolis
Cantrell intimated that he could clear
up several murder mysteries the police
had failed to solve.
Russian officials at Port Arthur give
out as the object Of their conference the
gathering Of information relative to
Russian interests in the Far East War
talk is deprecated, though preparations
are being made tore-enforce the present
army of 80 900 men by the addition of
10000 troops Unusual military actiy.
ity prevails.
Samuel d, McKenney, Of Alton, H.,
before the Baptist Young Peoples Con.
vention, declared that Northern people
should cease putting Uncle Toms
Cabin" in the hands of children to read,
engendering feeling and bitterness He
said that the North should cease giving
ear to prattle against the South, and
should unite in praising Southern lead
ers.
II has been learned that the defense
in the trial of Curtis Jett and T 0 N
white may ask for n continuance Al
Cynthiana on the ground that the evi
aence as given in the preceding tria
has not been furnished them. Ed 0deal
the stenographer, says the manuscript
has been in readiness for n week, ant
that there has been no call for it. Judgl
Osborne Is said to be Of the opinion tina
a postponement cannot be secured.
The evident preponderance of opinion
in Rome is that the life spark in tn
bosom of Pope Leo XII is almost eS
tinguished, In the face Of encomagin
bulletins from his physicians- Cardina
satolli last night declared that life wa
kept IN the body only by the use Of pow
erful stimulants In behalf OF the pc
) siiion taken the physiciaus, II is state
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took different view OF 1t, and his
conduct OF the recent trials shows
that ne was honest, faithful and
earnest in his desire to see the law
enforced.
"After the jury failed to agree he
promptly transferred the cases to a
county against which there could
be no possible objection on the part
Of the prosecution. He has called
a special term OF the Breathltt
Court for the further investigation
OF crimes committed in that coun-
ty, and | believe that it will be
only a sh )rt time before every citi-
zen in the county will see that the
law is supreme and that there
must be an end OF crime.
"l believe Judge Redwine is
earnest in his desire to vindlcate
the majesty Of the law in this, mis-
home county, but i have advised
him, | have no right to do any
more, that on account Of the pecu-
liar condition there he refuse to sit
and allow me to appoint Judge
at that special term OF court.
wherever 1t has been possible
for me to CO operate with these off
cials in establishing and enforcing
the law l have done so, and will
continue to do so. / have thus ex-
planned some details Of this affair
in Difference TO those critics who
have been honest and not un-
friendly.
fContinued next week.
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July

Turkish and Bulgarian troops have
clashed ON the frontier More soldiers
have been called out by the Sultan's
Government
William Ernest Henley, the English
poet and collaboration with Robert Louis
Stevenson in many plays, is dead al his
home at woking.
Prominent negro leaders of Indianap.
oils are effecting an organization TO rid
the town of worthless negroes in order
to avert the possibility Of a race war
The Kisbinef Relief Committee has
received the sum Of 1872, 800 roubles from
America and 1858, 200 roubles from Rus
sia. The total receipts are 786, 800
roubles
Secretary Of War Root will spend the
day at oyster Bay, discussing with the
President the army contract inyestiga-
tion and Alaskan Boundary Commis-
sion mattcra
John Terrell farmer. broke into a
doctors Office at Bluffton, Ind. and
shot and killed his son-in.law, Melvin
Wolfe, who was being operated on for
wound inflicted by Terrell during the
afternoon.
Correspondence from Tokia indicates
that the war feeling is growing. Sew.
eral meetings Of the japanese Cabinet
have followed the report that secret
convention has been signed by Russia
aud China.
/ II is said that II Mr.. Roosevelt IL
President in 1905, when changes occur
in the army staff, Gen Macarthur will
be left out in the cold and Gen, Wood
will be promoted over his head TO Lien,
tenant General Commanding.
Charles F Murphy, Tammany leader,
declares that New York City was bet
ter served under the Tammany Dock
Board than under the Strong and Low
boards. He attacks the present admin
istration for leasing Pier "a TO Gov
Odells steamboat company, on which
transaction, he says, the city lost $780,,
900.
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JULyiI

A suit covering two claims aggregat-
ing "a 40 has been filed at shelbyville
against the estate Of the late William
G. Horpshy by Nat R. Blankenbaker
and Robert c. French. Biankenbaker
"a seeking to recover 81, ii5 for his ser.
vices as an undertaken. and French's
claim Of $1,000 is for nursing MIR
Hornsby in his last illness.
Stops are being taken by Gen. Mckee,
in command at Evansville, TO withdraw
the troops. as order has been entirely
restored The grand jury is conducting
Its Investigations secrctely. Dcpots are
being guarded to prevent the escape Of
those concerned in the rioting 1t is
expected that 100 indictments may be
returned Lee Brown will probably be
tried at the regular term Of court He
is considered In no danger from the ef-
fects Of his wound.
Pope Leo XIII has lived through an
other day, the night bringing the con
clusion to those around him in the Vati
can tiat the end is only y question Of
hours, or Mt most Of a fow days. Hopes
were raised dniing the morning hour
by the unusual strength displayed b,
the PonlifT. He arose. partially dressed
himself, walked about the sick chamber
and was shaved. Dining the Afternoon
n relapse came and DR. Lapponi hai
abandoned all hope Of recovery. AftoI
minute examination the physicians il
the early evening issued bulletin II
which encouragement was absent.
Preparations for the end have been
made by both the Pope and the official
Of the Vatican. His holiness has ex
pressed his wishes concerning his grav
and burial
Cardinals from everywhere are has
tening to Rome TO attend the conclav
following the demise Cardinal Gibbon
sailed yesterday from New York. Nor
dgnor volpini- recently appointed sec
retary Of the cousistorial congregation
died yesterday, hut the news was ker
from the Pope.
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Catarrh OF the Stomach,

When the stomach is overloaded ;
when food is taken into IL that fails
TO digest, II decays and inflames the
mucous membrane, exposing the
nerves, and causes the glands to
secret mucin, insead OF the natural
juices OF digestion. This is called
Catarrh OF the Stomach. For years
| suffered With Catarrh OF the Stom-
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me until | used Kodol Dyspepsia
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Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and all dis
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July lo7

In nm Interview at Danville last night
The Hon. John W Yerkes said that un-
der no circumstances would he become
a candidate for Governor.
JIM. Mcknight the former Louis
vile banker. is now behind the bars OF
the Federal peuitentiary at Atlanta.
He viii be known on the prison records
rs 'No 900
Inattention 10 orlers is given as the
Official reason for the Southern railroad
wreck near Charlottesville, Va, Tuos-
day in which over a score Of lives
were lost. The conductor Of the freight
train, who misfead orders, is now In
sane.
Clay Purcell. charged with the muir
der Of Gordon Wells and Matt Nickel
in Morgan county. bas been arrested
and indicted. A party Of armed men
forced William Baker an alleged ec'
conpIice in the killing, TO reveal Pur'
cells hiding place.
A secret conference was held by Rus
sian officials At Port Arthur 1t Is
Thought that the Russians believe the
possibility Of war Is increasing and that
their policy win be TO fight Japan i
Japan II unaided and 10 maintain pos
session 81 Manchuria
officers AZ The Lexington Jail yester
day fonnd six steel saws hidden in ,h,
cell o. Claude o'Brien. Jailer wallac'
has issued strict orders thai no one, rel
Atiyes included be permitted 10 see ol
converse with oBrien and Whitney
The death watch win be placed on th'
prisonern at once.
Secretary Hay wasin conference witt
the President ut OYSTER Bay on foreign
<piIain the Kishlnef petition bein9
Nnnong other things considered. II ha'
not been decided how this petition vii
hc presented 70 Russia. II may be SEN
10 the American Embassy at ST. Peters
burg or a cablegram may be sent q
ascertain whether the Russian Govern
mcnt will receive II,
After a hearing Of two hours dnra
tion al Richmond yesterday jury pro
nounced Geu. Casaius NJ. Clay TO. be o
unsound mind and incapable Of attend
ing 10 his business affairs The cour
Appoinicia u committee TO take charge o
his estate aud to look after his persona
comfort Gen Clay was too III 4
appear in conrt Two physicians un'
lbont eight other witnesses testified a
10 his mental condition.
No further disorder IS feared a
Evansville as Il Is thought that the 90
militiamen ON the ground have the stu
alton thoroughly in hand. The Corc
ners inquest was begun yesterday an
the grand jury returned a number o
indictments against rioters, The fun
erals Of six victims win he held today
and will lie accompanied by details q
militia to iusur order The dead no,
number ten. Lee Brown will probabl
be returned 10 Evansville today or II
morrow from JelIcrsonvillc His tril
will take place at once, and a speed
conviction Is exrected.
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Twenty-Five deaths and sixty-dve
prostratons occurred in and around
New York and Brooklyn Friday from
heat
The average condition Of the growing
corn crop July was 7lo; Of winter
wheat, 7ssi spring wheat sab oats,
SA3
Representative James Of the First
Kentuclsy district, now in Washington,
Expresses confidence that the Democrats
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that past surprises and the remarkable
will OF the Pontiff argue for their lean
ing toward optimism.
A lottery ON the Pope's illness is con
Quoted by the Italian Government
Yesterdays numbers were on the Pope,
the disease and the Cardinal.
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Arrangements are being made to
celebrate the SEVENTEEN birthday
OF the Chinese Dowager Empress
next November. More than SlO,-
100000 is being secured for the cell
ebratlon.
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JBA, LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY. JULY II, 1908

nal, An Illustration OF this might
be found in the recent trouble In
Breathitt, where IL was difficult TO
ttll whether the war correspond
ent or the soldiers outnumbered
the other, and these ferocious and
unarmed long-dlstance warriors,
safely guarded against danger 10
their vallent persons, breathed
fourth threatenlpgs OF war and told
an eager and expectant public what
a Governor, a Judge or a military
commander should do. These out
side critics need not be considered.
When they succeed in eradicating
crime, or at least In reducing II,
in their own States, then we may
give them a respectful hearing in
their efforts toAtll II. how to purify
Kentucky The Breathitt county
trouble Is altogether local, and the
effort 10 throw odium IN the entire
State on account OF il is due solely
to sectional hate or political ext
gcncy.
THE People INPATIENT.
at is with critics in our own
Slate that | propose to deal. The
people in the whole state have been
Indignantly and justly aroused
over the crimes recently commit
ted In that county, and IN their inn
pulsive resentment against t h o
guilty have been Il little impatient
for results. Their feeling about
the situation Is 10 be commended,
for il shows the character Ct our
noble and law.ablding p eop ! e.
They have demanded prompt and
vigorous action ln dealing with the
trouble. 1t may seem surprising
to those in the least familiar with
our Constitution, but it is fact
that nearly all the demands made
upon me Tor action have been that
II declare martial law there and
have all cases tried by court-mar-
tial. That has been the advice CIV
en- by most OF my critics. / would
pay no attention to 1t whatever,
except that it comes In many in
stances from people and newspa-
pers OF intelligence, who are not
seeking to make political capital
out OF the matter, but want to see
justice done, and in their i'm.
patience have forgotten that the
Governor of Kentucky has absolute
ly no such right arbitrary power
he would be and ought to be i'm
peached.
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3 THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. 9
Daily Resume Of Important Happenings


will present a united front in the presi-
Dental campaign, and that national
as well as q Kentucky victory for the
party seems certain.
The case OF Mrs. Anna Oppenheimer'
charged with poisoning her child, was
called at Cincinnati yesterday, but was
postponed until Monday because OF the
absence Of two Of the witnesses for the
prosecution. Mrs oppenheimers pa
rents sat by her side in the court room
In an address before the Christian
Endeayor convention In Denver the
Rev. P. II. Beach declared that so great
was the greed Of foreign nations in Sc
curing Chinese concessions that II the
Chinese had the spirit Of 1910 there
would not be a foreigner or missionary
left in the country.
The grand jury at Evansville yester-
day returned about sixty indictments
against rioters Two more funerals Of
riot victims were held yesterday Two
men in hospitals are in critical con
dition. Many negroes, frightened away
by the recent demonstrations. will not
return. II is estimated that the colored
population Of Evansville will be roduc-
ed by 1000.
In an interview at New Orleans Gen.
o 0. Howard suggests road building
and the restriction Of the ballot as -
remedy for fueds, labor troubles and
negro troubles He said he would favor
confning the ballot to persons who can
read understandingly the Constitution
Of the United States, the restriction not
TO take effect until ten OF fifteen years
hence
Lafayette Brooks. Of Morgan county,
one Of the notorious convicts in the
Frankfort penitentiary, attempted sui
eide yesterday by leaping from the third
story Of the shoe factory, a distance Of
forty feet He sustained injuries which
! II is believed will result fatally. Brooks
! figured in the outbreak at the Frankfort
peniteniiary last year, when Wallace
Bishop, fellow convict, was killed.
He was sent up from Morgan county in
1870 to serve a twenty year sentence
for manslaughter.
The Kishinef petition Of the Bnai
Birth may yet reach the Car because
Of quarrel between Ministers Dewitte
and Plchwe The former Is friendly to
the United States and will attempt e
have the petition advanced over
Plehwes objections The Russian Am
bassadoF in London has refused to re
ccive from the Catholic Herald a peti'
tion relative to the treatment of negroes
In the United States II is said the pc
tition will be forwarded directly to the
Gar
Little general change for better or
worse occurred yesterday in the oondi
tion Of Pope Leo, though after second
surgical operation he showed temporary
relief and resumed the activity that has
made his physicians marvel at his will
OF iron His sleep last night and thii
morning was again restless and @ai
aided by the use Of chloral
=.
Cardinal Gibbons was yesterday plac
cd in the class of papal possibilities ih
expediency Of the election Of a foreigl
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THE GOVERNORS POWER.

The power to declare martial
law, which, OF course, carries with
II the subversion OF civil law and
establishes trials by m / itary
courts, is the highest form OF ty-
ranny and has no place in our Con-
stitution and laws.
"Charles |. lost his head and
James IL. lost his throne for CON-
mitting no greater offenses than
the Governor OF Kentucky would
commit II he would assume and
seek to use such an unwarrantOd
power. The Constitution Of our
State and the Constitution OF the
United States guarantee to every
man accused OF crime the right Of
trial by jury, and that life, liberty
or property shall not be taken away
from him without due process Of
law, The Constitution OF Kentucky
further declares that the military
power shall always be in strict
subordination to the civil authori-
ties. When the Governor calls
troops into service he is compelled
by law to place them under some
local civil officer. He has no right
to remove a Judge, a Common
wealth's A ,torney, or any other dis
trict or county official. II he has
any authority over them whatever
it is purely OF an advisory charac
ter. In some States the Governor
has the right to remove Sheriff
which gives him considerable pow
er in dealing with infractions o
the law. In Kentucky no sucf
power exists. The Governor hat
no right to transfer case or chang
tho venue to another county, no
to remove the regular Judge anC
appoint a special Judge in hi
place. Only when the regula
Judge declines to sit can the Gov
ernor appoint.
NOTHING LEFT UNDoNE.
"a great many people have no
realized or thought Of all thes
Limitations and restrictions on tn
power OF the Governor, and som
have honestly, though ignorantly
, criticised me in the matter.
have done everything possible +
+ aid in the punishment OF Grim
and the suppression of lawlessnes
in that county. No one has re
gretted more than | have the un
fortunate situation there. ! hav
, given II the most earnest though
0 and the most serious considerable
of which | am capable, and l hav
A tried 10 do my full duty, withou
/. fear or favor, and with the SINGER
i desire to see the guilty punished
n whoever they might be. / hav
4 been active In every way possibl
Y to aid the enforcement Of the law.
!. CONFIDENCE IN REDwiNE.
awhile | believe Judge Kedwln
i to be an honest and capable Judg
}, | urged him several days befol
s his court began not to try the'
n cases HIMSELF but to transfer thel
s to another county, or to allow n
l. to appoint another Judge. | iea
+ ed that convictions might not
/ had In Breathitt county. But |
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Marconi is stated TO be working
at a portable wireless telephone.
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Cardinal Gibbons was yesterday plac.
cd in the class of papal possibilities, thc
expediency Of the election Of a foreign
Pope on account of the intense rivalry
between the Italian candidates II is
pointed out that these differences may
lead to coalition In favor Of some car.
dinal outside Of Italy
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TO be in tune with the good we
must be at one with God.
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