The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-07-28
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
A Daily Resume Of Important Happenings.

khe Government against the bee
packers In an address TO the LncolI
Republican Club at Dorchester. Mass
lie stated that he believed the In
, dIetments found at Chicago would b,
brought to trial during the current
/ year. but suggested that opinion al
TO the guilt or innocence OF the pack.
ers be withheld till after trial.
Al the preliminary trial OF John
Miller. James Cundiff and John Dun.
sell Of Lee county. charged with tn,
killing Of John creech and Jane.
Thomas. evidence was introduced "a
show that Miller and cundiff attend.
ed church for no other purpose Than
to renew a quarrel they had with
John and Jams Creech. Dunsell was
discharged by the court. while Nil.
Ter and Cundiff were allowed balf,in
the snpms Of 5000 and 81 500. respee-
lively.
The casualties resulting from the
boiler explosion on the gunboat Ben
nington may number as many as 125,
The cause of the disaster Is still nn-
known. but the men who were iniur-
"a say that for months past 4 has
been the talk of the ship that the
boilers we're defective Capt Young
says that there waie no visible de-
fects in them 80 far az he knew.
Rear Admiral Mcisoc, chief engineer
d the navy. gives 1t as his opinion
that high explosives were responsi-
BILE for the catastrophe.
Appellate Judge Paynter has dis
solved the injunction obtained by the
American German National Bank, Of
Paduonh. and others. restraining Aud
iipr Hager from including his tax as
sossmrnt list certain funds invested in
United States securities. The court
holds that II the contention Of thr
plaintiffs was upheld. nhtional banks
would be practically exempt from
state. county or municipal taxes. The
decision u Judge Paynter is OF far
reaching importance. though the
amount muisdiately involved only ap-
prodmaies siO0.ooo.
Elihu Root took the oath Of office
u Secretary OF State at Washington.
He Immediately took up the business
4 his Office
seyenty-five deaths from heat pros
ration we're reported in New York
.i,y In the afternoon showers and
-hundrr storms brought relief and re-
luoed the temperature 10 normal
summer conditions
Chairman Morton. Of the Equitable,
ummarily dismissed Controller T. u.
Jordan for refusing 10 furnish desir-
4 information. and appointed AS
astaut ATTORNEY General William A..
DAY 20 the position.
me A''5i's nii' i''ss'u ~ '"' y ~
nier Ba,four in commenting on the
lnl maintained that its restrictions
Sere less severe than that OF the i'm
nIgrutiou laws OF o,her nations, In
lndlng America.
;. u hass'h' ol i'''Ai'is''H' = H''p
lns the cause :" eup'N'''n o' en
'"Elhs on his o's am u4' ''e -
Il a youth is physically unable toI
labor in the fields he Is given work
suited to his strength
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assassin.
ss.,o,a.v wns,n NJ the peportment
!, A,r,cn,,ure ,s going so slow iI
,,,ar,n. /, new ,spor, ON the cotton
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coye,nor wns knocked down by the
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