The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-10-02
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has made an assignment.
Olive Hill, Kyle. w. Hilman,
aged "A, merchant In Fultz,
was killed by fast passenger
train.
The Martin County News 10
new paper. The people OF that
county should give 1t liberal sup
port.
1t is reported that N. ]. Auxier,
Of Pike, may decline the Demo-
cratic nomination FOR Common
wealth's Attorney.
Whitesburg, KY, Sept. 29.-Mc-
Intosh Hanover shot aud killed
Neal Webb Saturday afternoon as
he passed on the highway leading
up to Flat Fork. The killing was
the result OF peace proceedings
Instituted by Webb last week, in
which he succeeded in having
three OF the Vanovers bound
over to keep the peace. Webb
was a prosperous farmer living
in the upper portion OF this
county.
Huntington, W. Va, Sept. 26.-
Mrs. Leander Gllkerson became
jealous Of Miss Ida Johnson, a
dressmaker. This evening she
Swallowed her husband, and when
she saw him enter Miss Johnson's
home she rushed In with dirk
and fatally stabbed the Johnson
girl and dangerously wounded her
husband. She ran from rear
door before the police arrived and
went to magistrates Office and
surrendered. Gilkerson Is an ex-
policeman and now conducts a cab
lime.
The young Democratic nominee
for the Legislature is something Of
a hero, as the following from the
Ashland independent shows
"John Cauley, roller at the Rod
Mill, had his left ankle badly burn,
ed by red-hot rod while at worl
yesterday. The hot wire got foul
and as Cauley reached for his az
to cut the rod 1t caught his leg
Tommy Sheridan, who was neal
at hand, grabbed the wire In hi,
gloved hands and tore IL loose
But for this Cauley would nj
doubt have been fatally injured.
The following from the Courier
Journal refers to politics In III,
: Tenth district: Henry r. Prewitt
OF Mt. Sterling, member Of tn
Democratic State Campaign Com
mittee, came to Louisville yester
a day to consult with Judge s. W
3 Hager, chairman, about matters Q
! importance In the conduct Of tn
campaign In the Tenth district
Mr.. Prewitt brought good news c
conditions In his district and prt
diets the biggest Democratic ms
jority on record at the Novembt
= election.
81 have never before seen th
N party so thoroughly united an
ar moving forward with such enthus
y. asm," he said. "0nly a day or {
IN ago II. B, Kinsolvlng, one OF IL
r most prominent former Democra
ly 10 my section, came to me an
l. offered his services as a campaie
> orator. Mr.. Kinsolvlng said thi
:, he had come back into the party
!, stay and would do all In his pow
to bring success to Gov. Beckha
and the remainder Of the cand
dates on the Democratic ticket IN
fall. He is fine stump speak
and will draw many voters to Il
~ support OF the ticket. His case
= only an example. Hundreds
W Democratic voters who have bel
70 stay at-homes In the past few car
" paigns have come forward and a
~ doing everything possible to aid
" the campaign. The Tenth dlstrl
n is In good shape, and II the Dem
u Gratis are as determined In u
p other parts OF the State there is
T. doubt of an old-iashloned majori
Vi being polled.
Is ~ believe that the reports OF Il
= Winchester meeting unde
u estimated the size OF the crow,
= that came to hear Gov. Beck haI
y Gus Jaubert, who has made Il
y burgoo at nearly every big gathe
IS ing in Kentucky In recent year
u told me that no had fed over 100
u persons, and there were many |
NJ the meeting that did not 60 ne
y the refreshment stands. Jaube
said 1t was one OF the biggest NEE
ings he had ever seen, and he vi
h.. in position to get nearer the re
m numbers than any other man tn
NJ was present."
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III The Cincinnati Post OF Tuesds
I'd contained the following about
Sc Pike county woman:
We "Drugged by a man whom 81
i met on the street by chance is h
e. explanation given by an attractI'
V woman 90, who was found unco