The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-06-16

The members OF the present IOun-
I'll OF State are empowered TO act !
as the government OF Norway until
further notice and TO exercise the
power heretofore appertaining 10 the :
King. An address to the King was
adopted asking him TO cooperate In .
the selection Of a young Prince Of the
house OF Bernadotte to occupy the !.
throne OF Norway The Storthing. IL 4
ls announced. will, II necessary. de-
lend the position 1t has taken by
force OF arms. Il Is understood that +.
Nm extraordinary session OF the swed
ash Rlksdag will be called soon TO con- |
slder the situation. The newspapers
at Copenhagne take an extremely !
serious view Of the crisis.
June 10.
Secretary Taft has appointed Gen.
Ezra A. Carman chairman Of the
chickamauga Military Park Associa-
lion To succeed the lale Gen. II. v.
Hoynton.
The Board OF Directors of the Equi-
table Life met yesterday aud elect
ed Paul Morton. Secretary Of the
Navy TO the chairmanshlp TO the
board. Il was also ANNOUNCED that
vice President Hyde had Invested
himself Of preponderaut interest
in the society by the sale OF a large
part OF his stock. The voting pow
er OF this stock will be vested In a
board OF trustees. q member OF which
will be Grover Cleveland. In this
way It is claimed the substantial nut
ualIEation OF the society will be ac-
compIished The selection of MI.
Morton is regarded In the light OF a
victory FOR Mr.. Hyde.
Secretary Loeb last night gave out
statement containing dispatch
sent by President Roosevelt TO the
Japanese and Russian Governments
urging them not only for their sakes
but in the interest OF the whole civ
iliEed world TO open negotiations for
peaoe with one another. The Pres
dept suggests that these negotiations
be conducted directly and exclusive
Inv between the belllgerents, While
the President does not feel that anS
intermediary should be called In re-
l,pect TO these negotiations. he is will
Ing to do what he can properly in
arranging the prellminaries for the
lime and place Of meeting. The
President is said 10 he confident OF
the outcome and TO believe that the
final blow has been struck in the
Far Eastern war. The outward in
llicatIons at ST. Petersburg are now
favorable To peaoe.
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last week in the Beaver crek field
IN the Knott-Fioyd border.
a regular ~s"'e'n,"oui
o@Neeh 0n'clso auu '>eN io'A H''9
oeen 'ns'ai'cu os Tue '' wanna
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'Anus are su'nie'eeu anu
taiile IS seriously in'errup'eu
Invitations have been made public
Inv tho War Dsnartment for bids for
ihe construction OF railroads in the
phi,,nn,nes
Inc .rusuees spp''nV.u " VI"
Equitable s'ock Nhlcn Nioe i'es'ue"'
Wde so'u nave sisn'i'eu '"eii
eep'ahe OIL 'he uus'' hA-p'eS''ie"'
OleNe'ahu snu ne 0On''"''eu :" uuN'
TO aooeW-
Final plans were made yesterday
for the reunion OF the Confederate
veterans. the lIberality of Louisville
peop'e nN'ns "pP"'""'
possiole LOT Tue s''"'es' "e
The southern so'u'ers anu auA'''"'
bodies nave ever heiu'
Frank a Mrelow the defaultinl
lh.nL nresldent was sentenced TO TEL
- a. N. napi,en,,arv in IN,
cssa.., conr, =, Ni,wankae yester
,sv pIre,ow nlsaaed ruu,y Tn,
while he was sentenced on each. III,
J. .en,ance was made concurrent ON all
4
4 Premier Ramsted' IN an interview
l. at Stockholm, says the swedish Do'
n eminent will refuse TO recognize IN
i Norwegian revolution and VIII sub
4, init to the Riksdag motions conform
,s able to that standpoint lie oeiieve
: Norway .s AN independent govern
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