The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-05-12
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
A Daily Resume of Important Happenings.

In the Colorado mountains yesterday
morning and rode horseback thirty
miles to Glenwood Springs. The party
bagged ten bears. the President kill
ing four. Rain or snow fell almost !
while they were in camp.
He will leave Glenw0od Springs to-
morrow on the return trip to Wash
lagton.
The grand jury at Pekin. Ill. has
returned indictments against officials
OF the STANDARD OIL Company ON the
charge OF having procured one Of
their secret service agents TO swear
he owned a horse and wagon when
Il really belonged TO the Standard.
The Standards alleged purpose was
to break up a competing oil peddler's
business and was successful
The investigation by the Federal
grand jury in New York into the OPP
eratiuns of the tobacco trust is part
ofthe work Of the Department of
Justice. started months ago with the
purpose OF peeunhg evidence for fu-
ture use. The inquiry was ordered
IN complaint Of the Kentucky and
Tennessee Planters Association. and
has been going on in Tennessee as
we'll as in New York
An l.. and y. passenger train. bound
ior Louisville from Cincinnati. left
he track ON a curve at sulphur. Ky.
yesterday afternoon. killing the eng
neer. John G. BuSe. Of Louisville. and
injuring eigth Others. The engine and,
nail car and baggage cars were piled
N heap thirty fee, from the track.
which was torn up for a hundred
yards Only three passengers were
injured.
Jesse T.. Lyman. former president
,flhe National Packing Company, was
put on the stand By the Federal
Fand Jury in Chicago yesterday. lie
IS supposed TO know all about the
operations Of the beef packers. and
xhcn he emerged from the grand
Jury room his face showed great aux
iety. Il is said officials Of certain
,acking companies have made ar
angements TO give bond As sOon as
Indictments are returned.
| After second declaration to the
curt that agreement was impossible,
he jury In the Ilargis case at l.exing
on was discharged. Ten Of the iur-
lrs we're for acquittal and two Of
hem refused TO be charged from the
,eliet that he should be convicted
ie was ordered back To Jail and a
notion for bail. argued BY the attorn.
Us Will be passed upon Monday morn
ng No surprise was caused by ths
utoomo OF the trial. as under tn,
Instructions Of Judge Parker. no on,
looked for conviction.
= dispatch FROM Tslngtau. Shanung
,eninsula. China says that twenty
i've Russians warshlps have beer
lighted off vanfong. The news fraH
Mancharia indicates that another lanl
battle of Importance may be Tough
loon. as Field Marshal oyama is az
arcntly getting ready To assume Of
'ensive operations on an EXTENSIVE
'cale The rumors Of the approach
ng return OF Gen Kuropatkin frOr
he front seem TO be definitely con
irmed. and Il Is said that Cen zar
,ubaieff. OF the Fourth East Siberia
Iorps. will be his successor. Failn
iealth Is the reason assigned 70
Knropatkin's return 10 st. Peters
burg. -Four Russian torpedo boat d,
,troyers SEIZED and burned a sma
.ailing vessel westward Of Hokkaid,
May s,
The Shah OF Persia left Teheru
- m his visit TO Europe.
h. First Lieut.. Moses r. Ross. OF u
Il Artillery corps. United States arm
tationed at Fort Monroe. Va. w
lccidently drowned In the moat ther
n To make test case OF the Sta
C sunday closing law. the proprieto
h, Il barber shop at Lexington. n
harged with violating 1t. were arre'
"a.
IA, The San Francisco BOARD OF Ed
,si alton has taken a determined sta
nj ,gainst the admission Of Chinese a
D, Japanese pupils to schools whit
ied white children are being educated
" All records were brokens at n
'"u York yesterday for the number of
migrants who passed Quarantine W
In twelve hours is.oss foreigners,
lay riylng in steerage, were permitted
ot land.
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