The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-02-06
JANUARY 80.

Mayor John II. Mallory,oi Bowl
Ing Green, died yesterday morning
at l.I5 O'Clock after an Illness Of a
years duration,
President Roosevelt arrived in
Washington late Wednesday after
noon, having journeyed from Can
ton, Ohio, without any unusual in
cldent. he was greeted by a large
number Of railroad employees at
Harrisburg, Pa.
James X. Richards, Solicitor
General OF the Department Of JUS
tIce, Is mentioned as a posslbletuc-
cossor to Judge Day. Judge George
DuRelle, Of Louisville, is In Wash
ington In the Interest OF his candi-
dacy for the place.
Coal operators OF Indiana, III.
nols, Ohio and Western Penusylya-
MIA met yesterday at Indianapolis
for a joint wage conference. There
IL probability OF long session
and possibility OF a disagree
mont over tho wage scale for next
year.
Tho Court of Appeals yesterday
affirmed the judgment OF the Fay
otto Circuit rt,sentenclng VIM.
MeCArty to be hanged for the mur.
der Of his wife. The day set for
his execution has passed and Gov,
Beckham will name another date
Acting on a suggestion from the
Christian Herald, the Treasury
Department has issued instruc.
tlons that the immigration laws be
construed as literally AS possible
IN the cases OF Films driven from
their country by the famine pre-.
vaillng there.
We. Mcmillan, OF ST. Louis and
lsadoro Morse, Of Boston, will lend
an expedition 10 explore and chart
tie course OF the Blue Nile. They
have tho backing OF the Anglo.
Egyptian authorities, who hope
thereby TO open up n now trade
route 10 Abysslna.
Tho Official announcement was
made yesterday at 81. Louis that
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
buildings aud grounds will be dcd
icated on April 30. Speeches will
be made by President Roosevelt
and former President Cleveland
There will be a great military pag
cant and an elaborate display o.
fireworks.
Elizabeth Dlckenson, who is
Witness against William Hoopel
Young, charged with murder, hai
received letters containing threati
against horliie. Younglsa grand
son OF brigham Young. The let
ters written TO Miss Dlckensol
quotes from Tho Mormon doctrln,
OF the Blood Atonement.
without attracting attention
the time, Mr., Quay yesterday slip
ped In two amendments to appro
prlatIon bills In the Senate, eacl
amend ment embodying the essen
tials OF The Statehood Bill for tn
adm issIon OF 0klahoma, New Mex
leo and Arizona rs States. An at
tempt will be made TO have the a
preparation bills carry the amend
ments vita theni. Mr.. Quay ihei
asked that the amendments be re
ferred TO tho Executive Depart
ment Committee, OF which he !
chairman.
Attorney General Pratt and Cor1
monwealth's Attorney Gleen,o OF tn
sixteenth Judicial district, hav
filed a petition in the Court OF AT
peals asking for a writ OF mands
mps forcing Circuit Judge Tarvi
TO grant the Commonwealth an al
peal In the Kenton county brewer
conspiracy cases. The judgmer
Of the lower court was In favor
tho defendants, and when the Con
monwealth's Attorney asked for a
appeal Judge Tarvin, 1t is clalme'
refused to grant IL.
The Goebel Reward Commlssio
at its session in Frankfort yeste
day accepted the resignation Of I'll
Hon. John X. Hendrlck and Judl
B.W. Bradburn and elected Mess
l.. @. Norman and ]. NJ. Richar'
son to ,ucceed them as member
OF the board. Judge Cantrill ye
s.terday dismissed the Covingtr
Injunction suit to restrain Audit
Coulter from honoring drafts of Il
com mission on the reward fur
created by Legislative act.
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JANUARY 81.
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