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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20

graficzny Shonka, wyrzadzii
5000, 900. Familia Rosenthalow u
szla prawie cudem z palacego sic
domu. Domek zapalil sic krotko
po wybuchnieciu pozaru W zakia-
die litograficznym. Matka z pie
ciorgiem dzieci mia}a wyjscie cd
ciete. Szczesciem nadbiegl ojciec
i trzech policyantow, ktorzy "a
grozonych uratowali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
RUcH PARoWcoW.
Przybyiy:

Przybyiy:
New York: Oceanic Liverpooiu,
Gallia Marsylii, Astoria Glasgow,
Bluecher Hamburga, Bremen Bre-
my.
NeapoI: Napolitan Prince N. Y.
Liverpool: virginian Halifax.
Brenna: Kaiser Wilhelm II N. Y.
eenua: Princess Irene N. Y. Ita'
liza . N. Y.
Hamburg: America N. Y.
oenua: Fuerst Bismarck N. Y.
odesziy:
Hamburg: Hermouthis do San Fran
cisco
New York: Prinz Adalbert do Nea-
polu Pannonia do Neapolu, Caledonia
do Glasgow.
Liverpool: Buenos Ayreas do Hall
fax 9sssA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
kr0nika MiejsC0Wa.
Morderca i samoboica.


w obecnosci gromady ludzi
August Ruchniewicz zabil zons
sam sic smiertelnie postrzelii
ma ul. Armitage ave. blizko Mil
waukee ave.
zona jego mieszkala pod nu-
merem III Frankfort str. Pred
dwoma miesiacami opuscila go
ma usilne prosby meza ME chcia-
Ia sic MIN pogodzic.. Ruchnie-
wicz pisywa} b}agalne listy -
daremnie. w ostatnim liScie pi-
sal, re jezeli ME przyjdzie do
zgody, to odbierze sobie zycie.
Glucha ma nawolywania meza po-
pokazala list sasiadom i I5sto le-
tniemu synowi, kt6rzy radzili
ME zwazac ma list.
Wczoraj rano Ruchniewicz
szia jak zwykle do piracy. Ma uli-
cy Leavitt wypadl z ukrycia jej
MAJ strzelii cztery razy :
sr1ierc byIa natychmiastowa.
Morderca nastepnie sam sic
smiertelnie postrzeliI.
Polak postrzeli} syna.
Franciszek Pokorski ME chcial
pozwolic ably jego 1Ssto letni
syn, Adam, ozenii sic W tax m}o-
dym wieku. Wywiazaia sic klo-
tnia miedzy rodzicami synem,
w ktorej Adam uderzyi ojca, a
ojciec dobyi rewolweru i praw-
dopodobnie smiertelnie postrzelil
niegodziwca. Postrzelony znaj-
duje sic w polozeniu bardzo kry-
tycznym, rama jest niebezpiecz-
ma, moze smiertelna. Ojca uwie-
ziono we wiasnem mieszkaniu /
policya dale bacznosc, ably z roz-
paczy ME odebrai sobie zycie.
Franciszek Pokorski pracuje W
Western Car Foundry. Jego syn,
Teodor, najstarszy z dzieci zeni
sic po swietach. Rozmawiano o
slubie kiedy 1910 letni Adam sta
nowczo oswiadczyl, re on SIG
po Nowym Roku ozeni. Pokorscy
mieszkaja W Hegewisch, Ill.
Organ Walsha o jego ruinie.
Chicago Chronicle, organ Wal
sha, Jwiasciciela upadlych BAN
k6w, pisze powodach upadku
"Kolej Southern Indiana, kto-
ara przecina hdystrykta kopalniane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
TELECRAMY.

Petersburg, 20 Grudnia. - u
kaza}a sic odezwa, Zarzadzajaca
polityczny strajk generalny na
Gala Rosye, kt6ry ma sic rozpo-
czac W czwartek, W po3udnie.
Odezwe podpisali przedstawicie-
ie unij robotnikow, unii ch3op6w,
zwiazek kolejarzy i rady roboczej
W Petersburgu Moskwie. u
chwala strajku zapadia w Mo
skwie jednogiosnie. Strajkierzy
zapowiadaja wstrzymanie ruchu
kolejowego ma wszystkich liniach
komunikacyjnych.
Warszawa, 20 grudnia. - Are
sztowano czlonkow zarzadu
zwiazku telegrafistow I urzedni-
k6w pocztowych, kt6rzy gsoso-
wall "a strajkiem. Rzeznicy ME
przyjmuja pieniedzy papiero-
wych, zioto znika z obiegu. Po-
wieksza sic prz6 to ogolna ne
dza. Proklamowano stan wojen-
NY w Maryampolu, Kawaleryi !
W{adyslawowie. Umiarkowani
So przeciwni straikowi generalne-
mu.
Petersburg, 20 grudnia. - Me
mole bye mowy wyslaniu do
prowincyj nadbaityckich dwoch
korpusow arn1ii, bo ich niema.
Wyslano stad tylko diva pulki.
Rad czeka na przybycie Koza-
k6w wojska regularnego, ktore
ma przysiae Liniewicz Mandzu-
ryi Zachodzi Ottawa, azeby ME
wybuchia rewolucya w Polsce,
pomimo ze ME zgadzaja sic na
mia lywioly umiarkowane.
WI Charkowie 800 aolnierzy
przytaczy1o sic do socyalistow,
kt6rzy owiadneli miastem, usta-
nowili rade zwiazkowa prokla-
mowali rzeczpospolita- Wiadze
sa bezsilne wobec motlochu; u
zbrojonego W lance, siekiery i re-
wolwery. Ia "rada" zabronila do
starczae gazu do mieszkah pry-
watnych. Obecnie karze rabusiow
] zIodziei.
Petersburg, 20 grudnia. -
Wychodzaca pod nazwa Molwa
"Rus" powiada, re jezeli ogloszo-
nym zostanie strajk generalny,
odpowiedzialnose "a jego skutki
spadnie na Rad, poniewaz Witte
prowadzi polityke dwulicowa.
Zebranie duny narodowej pra-
gnie odwlec do lata, tymczasem
pragnie "uspokoic" kraj "a pomo-
ca srodkow godnych despoty.
Znany czionek ziemstwa W Orle,
Aleksander Statkiewicz twierdzi
w "Moskwie", re minister Durno-
wo kupil cd swojej zony 5000
pudl6w owsa po 46, sprzedai go
ministerstwu wojny po o. kopie-
jek, doliczajac do rachunku 1,5oc
rubli "skladowego".
Petersburg, 20 grudnia. - Ko-
mitet naglii Wittego azeby ME
dopuscil do generalnego strajku,
kt6ry spowoduje ruine finansowa
Rosyi.T .Tysiace mniejszych pred
siebiorc6w zbankrutowaio skut.
klein strajk6w dotychczasowych,
weksle wielkich firm So protesto-
wane i ich egzystencya wisi ma
wiosku. Jeden tydzieh nowego
strajku przyprawi robotnikow o
xii zebraczy spowoduje .zafn-
kniecie wie1kich fabryk. .s....-r =
Rada panstwa ME .zgodzila7 sic
jeszcze wczoraj ma szczegoiy, od-
noszace sic do powszeehnego pfa-
wa gfosowania,, kt6re badz co
badz bsdzis tyIko giosowaniism
posredniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
Sroda dnia 2Ogo Grudnia 1905 r.

i zaczeli zabierac klejnoty. Kiedy
policyant zwroci} uwage ma ich
obecnosc w sklepie, uciekli przez
tylne drzwi, zabrawszy drobiazgl
wartoSci $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20
Wilma katastrofie chwiejnosc Wittego.
W WARSzAWE ARESzTOWANO CzkONk0W ARzADU URzEDNI-
K0W POCzT0WYCH.
D6o robotnk6w ooaono po godznaoh pobu pod zemia

lSSlu ~ S1OSOWdA4u POWS@SSiiiANAA
ukazal sic ukaz carski, zaprowa-
dzajacy stan wojenny W polskiej
gubernii suwaAskiej nadajacy
niezliczonej ilosci oficerow wyz-
sze rangi. Rownoczesnie podwyz-
szono io1nierzom zold.
Tukun, Kurlandya, 20 grudnia.
- Gromada Litwinow Lofty
Sow napadla ma draganow ko-
zak6w, stanowiacych tutejsza Ia
loge i wyciela ich w pieh. Tru-
pom odcinano rece i nogi i roz-
pruwano brzuchy. Wyslano do
Tukum 600 wojska.
Rzym, 20 grudnia. - Ma odby-
Gle sic konferencyi miedzynaro-
dowej W Madrycie, w sprawie
Marokka ME zgadzaja sic rzady
sugtana z niemieckim. Sultan
ME moze zapomniec, re w Ma
drycie wypoliczkowano jego po-
sla, a cesarz Wilhelm pragnie, a.
zeby delegaci ME ulegali wpay-
won dyplomat6w, skoncentro-
vanvch w stolicach.
Cetynia, 20 grudnia. = Ksiaze
Mikolaj ogsosis konstytucya |
zlozy, przysiege, re do niej sto-
sowac sic bedzie 100 wystrzalow
armatnich uwiadonilo Czarno-
g6rcow o tym akcie laslli ksiecia.
Budapest, 20 grudnia. = Rzad
odroczyl parliament do 13 stycz-
MIA. Koalicya ME protestoWala
liczac ma pogodzenie sic korony
narodem wegierskim. Obecnle
cesarz austryacki moze zawrzec
traktaty handlowe z mocarstwa-
mi "a posrednictwem rzadow w
Wiedniu i Budapeszcie, Pomlnlc
ze parliament wegierski ratyko-
wac tych traktatow ME bedzie'
Berlin, 20 grudnia. = Demon
stracye socyalist6w W Saksonli,
a zwiaszcza w Dreznie Lipsku
skonczyly sic rozlewem krwl.Po-
licya zrobiia uzytek paiaszy l
poraniia mnostwo osob. 20 przy-
wodzcow buntu aresztowano.
Washington, 20 grudnia.
Generalny prokurator Moody o.
swiadczyl, re zaden "midship-
man" z akademii w Annapolis ME
moze bye wydalony bez wyroku
wojennego. Wobec tego zwroch
sic sekretarz marynarki Bona
parte do kongresu, azeby ten ma
dal mu prawo wydalenia kade-
tow ze s1uzby, jezeli tego zajdzie
potrzeba w interesie sluzby.
Sekretarz stanu Root i sekre-
tarz skarbu Shaw radza nad,tem,
azeby znalezc sposob porozumie-
mia sic Niemcami W kwestyl
handlu. Traktat handlowy zobo-
wiazuje tylko przez 70 dni, do
tychczas ME MONA bylo sic Ego
die ma zawarcie nowego trakta-
tn.
New Yorku, 20 grudnia. =
: Skutkiem usuniecia sic ziemi
przy wejsciu do tunelu W Long
Island City zostaio zasypanych
,dw6ch robotnik6w. Grozi i'm
smierc giodu, zalania woda lub
przez ,uduszenie. Azeby sic do
mich dostat, trzeba W skale wybic
otw6r 40 stop diugi. Nieszczesli-
wi blagali wczoraj 0 pospiech'
aponiewaz byli zagrzebani juz
przez SO godzin. Wydostano ich
.p6zniej po 40 godzinnym pobycle
w otchlani. Byli wyczerpani re
sill, lecz predko przyszli do siebie.
~ Filadelfia, 20 grudnia. - DwaJ
Arabusie weszli wczoraj do skladu
.jIulbilerskiego pani Mary Liggins
ma II ul., zbili ia do nieprzytom-
aosci, zasnkneli nastspnie drzwi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-20

II. Mackey Evansville, III, w
roku 1885 i pod jego dyrekcya by
Ia do roku 1897 kiedy przeszla W
rece Johna R. Walsha.
Dlugosc torow wynosi 200 mil,
budowa kosztowala $1o,ooo,ooo
czyli $4,000 Cd mill.
z miasta Terre Haute zaczeto
budowac kolej do granicy stanu
Illinois, tu ma sic po1aczyc
Chicago Southern. Tory zostana
wykohczone pierwszym stycz-
MIA i pociagi zaczna kursowac
miedzy miastem Terre Houte !
Chicago.
Odkad kolej jest w rekach
Walsha sp6ika zaczeia placic dy-.
widende swym akcyonaryuszom.
Dochody zeszlego roku wydaly
korzystny plon, bo sp6lka podzie-
lila sic zarobkiem tax, re po O.
piaceniu wszelkich zaleglosci, a.
bcyonaryusze otrzymali po S
proc. dywidendy.
Wielki pozar.
Lejtnant Henry Bassett zostal
zabity przeszlo IL osob odnios'
Ic bo.csne fany NC wczoralszy m
wielkim pozarze, zskiadu litogra'
ficznego nalezacego do Charles
w. Shonk Co. 7 do IS Park ul.
Lista rannych przedstawia sic
jak nastepuje:
Joe Theis, spadl drabiny bez-
pieczenstwa trzeciego pietra.
Bert Lemke skoczyl oknem
trzeciego pietra i wywichnal no
&c w kostce.
Harry Worth zlamal noge W
kostce inne rany ma Level no
DE.
Marya Grant rzucona pod mur
k pl ozya targanem po-
wietrzem, poniosla male rany.
Berta Helska, ubezwladniona
do nieprzytomnoSci przez dym
zqstala uratowana. przez innych
fobotnik6w.
Ida Stanka skaleczenia ma gio-
vie.
Franciszka Brussky (?), 9S3
Paulina, rzucona oknem trze-
ciego pietra, ma kostki zlamane
inne uszkodzenia nog.
Edward Epple rzucony z wy
sokosci trzeciego pietra, zlamai
noge W kostce.
Edward Straymann przygnie-
ciony walacym sic murem.
Peter Lalby skaleczony odiam-
kami cegiel.
George Thomson lejtnant kom-
panii 26, glowa skaleczona &C.
glami.
Angus Mc'Millin rany ma gfo-
vie klatka piersiowa naruszona.
Toe Tienski rzucil sic z trzecle-
90 pietra zlamal prawa noge.
Kilku strazakow odnioslo male
rany kiedy eksplozya wywroclaa
muir.
Rome So gadki tenn W Jakl
spos6b ogieh sic zaczai. Jedni po-
wiadaia, re w suterenach, drudzy
re pozar wybuchi najpierw W
polnocno zachodniem skrzydle
szostego pietra. Szef stray po-
zarnej powiada,ze plomiefi polka
zal sic najpierw ma Gem pietrze'
gdzie So wielkie zapasy asfaltu'
kt6ry pod wplywem ciepfa poczat
wydzielac gazy, te zas zapaliwszy
sic cd swiatla, eksplodowaiy.
Pozar rozszerzyl sic tax pred
ko re niemozebna bylo rzecza
stiumic go W zarodku.
Nastapiiy eksplozye beczek
terpentyny i farby,miedzy pracu-
jacymi powstala straszna pani-
ka. Dziewczeta rzucaly sic okna-
mi, mezczyni W smiertelnym
przestrachu puszczali sic trze-
ciego pietra, straz okazala sic ab-
solutnie bezsilna.
Henry Bassett znalazi smierc
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
Sells Sixth Gasoline Boat.

T. F. Sawyer sold, on Saturday, mis-
gasoline boat, the S. * F Sawyer, to
Frank Kelly, proprietor of the Frank
Kelly Amusement company, of Cincln-
natl, for $500 1t was the sixth gasoline
boat that Mr.. Sawyer has Guilt and
sold in recent years, making profit
on every transaction.
Mr. Kelly, accompanied by his wife
and Jacob Weatherholt the latter
going as engineer and pilot, left on
the ). & F Sawyer Sunday for Gin
cInnati. Mr. Kelly will return South
soon with troupe OF glass blowers,
giving entertainments at all towns.
Mr. Westherholt Will probably accom-
pany him.
Last week Mr.. Sawyer sold one OF
the bsrges he built this fall for $500,
to David Phelps, who will add it to
his feet of mussel shell boats operating
on the Ohio river.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
SenatOr-EleCt R. W. Owen Declares
For Paynter and Gives His Reason.
LEwIspoRT, KY, Nov. u, 1870.

TO the Democracy OF the Tenth Senatorial District:
desire make statement Of my position in the for United
States Senator and other party matters which will before
the Democratic the the General Assembly
of Kentucky.
When candidate for the nomination
for United Senator discussed very little
support which received regarded
ministIation candidate. nominated majority
During the campaign Republican opponent charged that
Judge Payner United States which neither
MED affirmed but which generally accepted
elected by majority of 74 votes the largest Demo
cratic nominee in this district.
To mind this United be-
tween Blackburn and Payne but there involved the vital issue
whether the Democratic administration of Gov Beckham
which endorsed by the people of Kentucky after he had been
tried four years. majority of 21000 years which
endorsed overwhelmingly last the Louisville convention by
delegation fresh from the people, shall now be epudaed by g
aure which, thanks the received this admin
atOn close districts like mine. will have largest Democratic
majority in twenty years received my political education Rrec
endge county county hayinga large Republican majority but
which Democratic whenever Our strength
there due organization and the organization because
they stood together With my political training, at all
alarmed this talk about Frankfort machines, being practical
while belong machine have fear of which
always beats the Republicans.
SHALL therefore, my in the Democratic
Judge Thomas H. Pne for United States Senator for MCutcheon
and Brown for prison and all other party questions
will do what uphold the Democratic administration Frank
fort quite will be representing the majority Of my
tuens and that my views will be endorsed by Democratic rep
resenatves of Meade Breckenridge and Hancock counties
Very respectfully,
r. W. OWEN
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29

10 tear a pack Of cards in two is re
Rarded by some as a marvellous feat OF
strength. and yet the trick is poSsibI,
10 any one with fairly strong fingers
Inc secret Of The trick lies in the fact
mat the entire pack is not torn m once
out IN pretending 10 get a grip Oh the
pack the strong man 50 manipulares
The cards that they overlap. In this
way but a single card is torn at a time.
ana once the surface is torn the rest is
easy 10 any one who can hold Il pack
VI CARDS hrinly the trick is fairly easy.
ana while in olden times a single mack
OF cards was considered TO be the limit
OF strength many Of our strong men
tear three and four packs al a time
1he cards are restored 10 their orjyi.
nal form before being given out for
examination, and 80 the trick escaues
detection.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
IryingtOn School Honor Roll.

: Seventh, Grade Nell Smith, 93.6
Bessie Wrather, 30 Beulan Mudd,
g6.4; Mary Smith, 97I5: Leons shn,
91.4; Nell Simmons, 80; Herbert Hen
sci, 80.
Fifth Grade-John W. Jolly, 9915 /;
Irene Bandy ga Eunice simmons,
% g, Grace Payne, 9515; Kendrlck
jolly 973 Hayden Bramlette 90
Ken Bandy, 95! Cora D. Frakes SO ;
Lamar Gardner, 90.
Fourth Grade-Edith Heussl 9S ;
Walter Culley, 9s Alfred Herndon, gs /;
Guedry Bramlette, 9S Junius Stith,
o. Susie Bandy, o. Dollie StanHeld,
o Otno King, - Arthur King. = !;
Leonard Galloway, o.; Alton Mccoy,
% Kate Chitwood, g. Kenneth Smith,
%; Alliene Cowley, 9G Mary Smith,
SO Evelyn King, J6 Katie Musssl-
man, -; Elmer King, 81.
Maggie Bandy and Lottie Bspdy did
good work but through absence failed
to be cn the honor roll but deserve
mention.
Coral R Whlttiughin.
Lula Hensley.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
"ShOd dy.''

II is Old wool redressed by scientl
and clean methods. 1t is compone
OF most of the wooden garments of
day. The world does NOT grow enou,
wool TO enable US 10 have consta
supply of new wooden garments exec
win the aid Of shoddy. 1t is shod(
tnat mas enabled The workingman
Duy new suit of clothes at the pri,
Oh weeks wage. In the olden da,
an old all woolen garment was so @.
pensive that it had TO last its own,
many years unless he were wealth
man. 1t is better hygiene for a ma
10 Duy two new shoddy suits a yea
than 10 buy an all wool garment wbic
must last him two years. Most of IN
clothes we wear, in fact. contain n
element of shOddy and. so far from he
ing the worse FOR il. are the better
Magazine of Commerce
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
CLOvERPORT, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1905
CAUCUS RESULTS IN CHANGES.
COuncil-Elect Chooses New Officers
--DeHaVen Marshal Again.

Messrs. L r. Reid, Jno O Connell,
j. NJ Fitch, j. a. Barry, S b. Nc
Cracken and Chas D. Hook, compos.
ing the city counci.elect, aud Mayor
elect j. G Harris, held a caucus at
the City Hall on Tuesday evening of
last week, after the pless hour Of the
News, and agreed on four city officers
whom they will appoint sfter being
sworn into Office on the first Monday
in January. The four remaining ap-
pointive officers will be chosen and sp-
pointed on that date. The officers ap-
pointed last week were: Orfia De
Haven, marshal; c. W. Patterson,
clerk Chas. May tax collector 4;
Marion Weatherholt, treasurer.
1t will be Mr.. DeHsven' 5 second
term. Mr. Patterson succeeds R. L.
Oelze, who held the Office of city clerk
for six years, Mr.. May succeeds
Marion Weatherholt and Mr. Weather
holt succeeds J. A. Barry
The appointive city officials next to
be chosen are attorney, assessor, lamp
lighter and police judge pro TEN. A
member Of the council.elect stated last
week 10 q representative ot the News
that be would suggest to the body at
Its first meeting that pouud-keeper
also be appointed. as he believes that
such an officer is very necessary.
The equalization board has been
appointed and consists of Messrs. J.
-. Dyer Ed Whitehead and j. c.
Mattingly 1t will have 1t, first meet.
ing on December g.
Msssrs ! VI. Fitch, S. Fl. Ne
Cracker, c. s. Lamb, J. H. Brown,
y. W. Pate and Henry Yeager, com
posing the old connclL will have their
last meeting next Monday Mayor
Reid will preside for the last time,
closing his term of four years.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
j. 0. Neyian Here on Visit;
Has Interesting Old Paper,

J. o. Nevian, of the j. o. Nevian
Ice company, on East Tenth street,
New Albany, was here Monday while
en- route to Owensboro, to see his old
friends, it being his first visit in fit
teen years In the seventies he was
connected with the old mercantile firm
of Sulzer Bros, assisting in establish
ing their store hare and leaving In
1879. He expressed surprise at the
substantial building growth of the
town since the file on March 13, 1901
which swept tine business district
BY request, Mr.. Nevian left at the
News Office copy of the Cloyerport
Weekly Journal, of the issue of March
Z, 1860 it being the twenty second
number of the third volume of the
paper. The old paper was given to
Mr.. Nevian years ago by the late
Capt. White and is highly priced by
him. 1t is four-psge, six column
sheet, more than half of the columns
being devoted to local and foreign ad-
vertisements.
The Cloverporr Weekly Journal was
published every Wednesday by s. Z.
Collins, in what was known as the
Temperance Hall building, on the
south side of Main street. The Journal
was neutral in politics and "a
family newspaper, devoted to home iu-
terest, agriculture, horticulture, select
literature, markets, foreign and do
mestic news. -
Excerpts from the issue OF the Jour
nal belonging to Mr.. Nevisn will be
published in the News next week.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
Hardin Wilson Dead.

hardin Wilson died Friday night o
cancer of the stomach at his boms a
Harmed. He was about sky OF sixty
I'VE years of age and veteran of th,
civil war
Mr.. Wilson formerly resided at Bew
ieyville conducting a hotel at thai
place he left Bewleyville and went tc
Oregon, locating at Harmed on his re.
turn.
Mr.. Wilson is survived by his wife
son, Eli Wilson, OF West Point
and daughter, whose home Is in
Oregon.
The interment was at Cedar Hill
cemetery, near IIvington, Sunday
morning. Masons from different towns
In the county conducted the burial
service.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
A Wonderful Banyan Tr

The finest botanical gardens in tLt
\ world are justly claimed by Calcutta
mat city of palaces and pigsties" and
statues. The stranger visiting the gar.
Gems for the first time will fnd his
wonder and admiration excited bv the
appearance Of an immense bapvan
rec The branches Of this trce droop
= in our weeping willow. and when Il
Tanch is sufficiently long its eXtremi-
" is imbedded IN the earth. takes root
nld III turn sends ont more branches.
this instance the operation has been
eated until the tree now measures
. feet in circumference nt its -.
stephensport, Ky Nov. 9s.-lSpe
cial Mrs. Minnie Canary died Sat.
urdsy at Union Star of consumption.
at the age of ABOUT twenty-five years
She is survived bv several children.
The funeral and internlent took place
at Union Star Sunday. Rev. E. NJ.
Gibbons, of StephenspoIt, conducted
the services.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
DAVE" SMITH IN RACE AGAIN.
'nOuuCes Declaration of Year Ago.
Disap ointment to Many.

] wednesdays Louisville Herald.
p d. Smith, Congressman from the
urth district, will he a candidate
succeed blmself at the end of his
esent term.
qChis fact was made known yester
" by one OF Mr.. Smith s closest
lends and political advisers. Mr..
'lith was in the city a few days,
u 1t was then that he declared that
would be a candidate for re.elec
/ n.
He said that following his statement
zen to the press about d year ago
ich was to the effect that he would
I re from public life and devote his
e to the practice of law, much pres
-P had been brought to bear on him
+ he was urged to reconsider bis
4 sion. For time he would not
! In, but finally the pressure became
rong that he again decided to
reelection.
@ announcement that Mr.. Smith
again be candidate will be re-.
III with no little surprise in Dem
ic political circles, especially In
part of the State which com
/ IS his district, as it was thought
his decision Of year ago was
announcement will also cause
disappointment to many aspiring
g statesmen IL the Fourth dis
N as a dozen or more of them
aprospective candidates to succeed
yoSmith in Congress. In taGt,
a Frank Daugherty, of Nelson
cuE Senator James 5. Workman,
&yson county, and Charles Mel
IF Hardin county, had announced
irsntention Of contesting for the
wOy county II the district had one
WI IRE prospective candidates, but
of tmith's candidacy will change
a lr plans, and his friends declare
will not have opposition,
Smith is the dean of the Ken
IS delegation \ the lower house,
mo is now serving his fifth tern.
hcs ; first elected in 1896, succeed.
unPhn W. Lewis, Republican, and
tnerved continuously ever since.
fen Smith has won distinction AS a
Der of Congress, anG is a recog-
NY leader OF the minority, being
labt John Sharp Williams chief
4 euants. he is the ranking Dem
o tic member of the Committee on
j lcisry and is an authority OF con-
s3tlonsl law.
1902 Mr.. Smith was a candidate
fothe Senate, out was defeated for
thllsce by Senator james B. Nc
Try. he is extremely popular with
nifnstituency, ard in several coun-
tleta the district Inass-meetlngs nave
)ee held at which resolutions We're
pss1 asking him TO be a candidate
'ort election. This Is almost without
2reHence IN Kentucky.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-29
Shit HardinSburg News Notes

Hsdinsburg, KY, Nov. 2s. -tSpe.
cisl. Marvin Beard holds the record,
as b ng the champion bird hunter
this sson. He killed thirty-one birds
in on day.
Edtr Goodman has sold his farm
on thl Louisville road to Henry Davis,
OF Irvhgton. The consideration was
81, cod
Whi~ worth & Compton have com,
pleted their elevator near the depot
The ca isclty is 1000 bushels Butler
& Blsct were the contractors
The Rev. Dan Shacklette filled his
first appointment as pastor of the Bap
tist church Sunday. He made a favor.
abe impression.