The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-12-04

Prospects are said TO be tavorl-
BILE for settlement Ia few days
al the strike In the Northwestern
z Colorado coal fields.
John X, Dute, the drfaultng
cashier OF The Royal building ana
Luan Association, q Portsmouth,
o, Killed himself rather than face
disgrace.
A big d mand Tor Kentucky corn
has bt,n created by The le.enlrance
Of Baltimore Ms chleteNport city.
Immense shipments are being
made from Louisville at present.
Grover Cleveland has written a
letter to the editor OF the Brooklyn
Eagle, In which he says that his
determination not to again become
the nominee OF his party Tor the
presidency ais unalterable and
conclusive
The State Board OF valuation and
Assessment fixed the franchise as-
scssment Of the Loulsyille aud
Nashville Railroad Company for
this year at &,lsj,9Oj, which
means taxes to the State In the
sum OF $40, ,92o,22.
Dr. w. c. Roberts, president OF
Centre College OF Central Univer-
sity, died at his home in Danville
last week. Ho was theological
student and educator Of national
reputation. His remains we're
taken TO New Jersey for burial.
Chicago detectives, assisted by
railroad mon, farmers and labor.
ers, captured Peter Neidormoyer,
Harvey Van Dine and Emil Dooski
near Liverpool, Ind, after an eX-
citing chase. Before being captur.
cd the three young outlaws killed
T. u. SoveA, 3 sai!sosa brakeman;
fatally wounded Joseph Driscoll,
u detective, and shut Matthew
Zlmmer, another detective, In the
head and arm. All three OF the
outlaws were slightly wounded be-
fore they gave up the fight and
surrendered. They are wanted for
n arles OF murders and robherios.
Including the brakeman they shot
they are said to have killed eight
men.
AdvIces received AT Washington
are to the effect that oX5itement
still prevails In Bogota, but that
no troops have yet been enlisted
for the Invasion Of the lsthmus,
There Is much speculation In
Washington rs TO how Gen. Reyes
will be- received In official circ os
and what his mission will be. At
tho State Department not much
credenco given TO Gen, Reyes state.
ment about rtsNng an army Of
100000 men TO suNugate the 18th.
mus, rs II Is tacitly understood
that the United States viii not nj.
low troops 10 land either by land
or water.
II Is announced that the strike
In the Northern Colorado coal
fields Is settled and that the
miners Will return 20 work,
A plan Is now on foot by the
people OF Lexington TO make the
State Fair II permanent institution
at that place. They offer to give
sixty acres OF ground II the State
Will support the project,
Tho State Election Commission
mot Monday at Frankfort to hear
arguments Of attorneys for I'D.
wards and White against award.
Ing 10 DR.. Hunter the certificate Of
election to Congress In the Ecv.
enlh district.
Pdter Neldormoior, one OF the
bandits arrested by the Chicago
police last weok after an exciting
man hunt In Indiana, declares
that he assisted In the Illinois
Central train robbery near Wick.
lit, KY, several years ago. He al
40 declares he was one OF the men
who attempted to hold up b, and
o. train at Edgemoor Ind, four
years ago. Noldermeier is con.
Tossing to so many crimes that the
Chicago police are disposed to
doubt many Of his assertions.
The report OF Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Brlstow on the
scandals In the Post.oiilce Depart.
meni was given to the press last
nightin Washington. Accompan,
In every town