The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-02-13

and this point will be referred to
the Hague tribunal. Protocols are
to be signed at once, and the rails
ing OF the blockade at La Gualra
and Puerto Cabello will follow.
The stand taken by the President
is considered a victory for Minis
ter Bowen. whose consent for ref
erence OF the matter TO Mr.. Roose-
volt was not asked by the allies.
n T. u
FEBRUARY 0.
The lockout OF the brewery work
ers at Cincinnati, Coyington and
Newport, which lasted more than
u year, has been settled. The men
locked out will all be reinstated.
The settlement was affected by the
national convention OF the United
Brewery Workers, The struggle
cost the union workers $3.50, 900.
Republican leaders in the Senate
held another conference in the
hope OF deylsing means for ending
the debate on the Statehood Bill.
They are still of the opinion that
The only possible compromise mea-
sure is one providing for the ad-
mission OF two States made up
from the four territories under dis
cussion.
4 Crown Princess Louise OF SaXo-
NY has been refused permission by
4 the royal council to visit her little
son, who is very IN. 1t is also an
nounccd that her separation from
Giron VIII not affect the divorce
4 proceedings, and furthermore that
the question OF allowing her TO see
her children at any future time
will rest entirely with her father
in-law, King George
4 Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
rebuked a party OF Beers, headed
] by Christian DeWet, for present
Ing memorial which he consider.
ed insulting and indicating lack oI
confidence In the colonial aud Brit
lsh home Government. The me
mortal was due TO factlonal dif'
ferences among the Beers, Cham
berlain having given recognition
to the faction led by Piet DeWet.
William j. Bryan yesterday de
clared that he would refuse to at
tenu any banquet to which Grove
Cleveland was to be invited. Will
tn Chicago he learned that the lro
quis Club had planned a banque
to which Mr.. Cleveland, hlmsei
and other Democratic leaders wer
to be invited. Mr.. Bryan aske
that his name be stricken from tn
list, asking: "What need Is ther
OF inviting any one else toa bar
quet at which Grover Cleveland
10 be present."
: The operators and soft coal nil
1 ers, aftera long discussion at 1t
dianapolis, have agreed on wag
scale, to rule during the comm
year In the competitive dlstrit
/, composed OF Indiana, Illinois, OH
aud Western Pennsylvania. Fac
side made concessions. On pic
mined coal the men will receive a
k advance OF ten cents ton Il
d screened lump and six cents Il
> "nlne rum tons. On machir
:. mined coal the increase is elgl
rs and ten cents for screened lum
Is and six cents for "mine ram" I'll
r day wages OF "inside" and "ou
side" employees are Increased abo
; l2I per cent.
- "A remarkable state Of affairs g
X lists at Washington regarding &
'e Antitrust Bill, according to stat
~ nlents made by prominent state
- men to the Associated Press. 1t
u declared that John d. Rockefell
~ has sent personal kilograms to
n' least half dozen Senators urgi
n, that the antitrust legislati
II. ~must be stopped" An attorn
iy for the Standard Oil Company,
ng is alleged, followed up the te
I'd. grams with personal calls. I
icf efforts OF Rockefeller are said TO
OF directed mainly against the Nels
ed publicity clause which was Inc
Or. poraled In the Antitrust Bill pa
ICE ed by the House yesterday. !
err bill now goes to the Senate.
Senator who received one OF
10 telegrams threatens to read it
'a,, the Senate II there is any indi
:, tion that Rockefeler's epposit
ro is bearing fruit.
- One Minute Cough Cure gives
.s lief In one minute, because 1t k
the microbe which tickles the
~, Gus membrane, causing the eou
md of tho On mo timp clears mn