The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-13
HE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Daily Resume Of Important Happenings.

Oklahoma citizen. who talked with
the President about the matter. re-
ports him as being heartily in favor
oft ne two bills which had the most
support last winter-One admitting
Oklahoma and lndian Territory as
one Stale. the other combining AIiI-
ona and New Mexico. The President
will have something to say upon iae
subject In his message and the Ter
ritory Committees Of the senate and
House viii get an early start
Official returns Of casualties Ia
the Japanese army are as follows
Killed. 4slsd. died Of wounds, 10
s7o. died OF disease. l5.soOo. making
a total Of l2.i5o dead
Al Hastings. Neb,. John Broderiek.
crazcd because be had not been 80
lowed TO visit his mother during her
last illness. made his way into ,ne
death chamber aud over The body
OF his mother shot himself. his ss-
ter. his brother and bro,ber-in tlaw.
The latter two sill die
Washington. Oct s.-The Supreme
Court OF the United States coHvel-
ed today for the term Of 1895 and
1865. Sith all the members present
No business was transacted beyond
the making Of an announcement b.
Chief Justice Fuller that the court
would adjourn until to-morfow 20
comply Nith their long established
custom of calling in body upon
The President The Caief Justice a.
20 said thar an motions noted .or
today would be received 20 o-norrso.
The FathaF OF this country seems o
have been rich 10 almost evegJhing
bu, chiidrea.
Recani examinations Of the rec-
orts Of Farfa1 county Va. shovci
thai George Washington oWHei sg,,y
acres of Hand ~hon q years q age
and at ths fall sIaughsering in Iiso
the Washington family KILLED 10
hnrs for their use The eaamina-
tous also brought cat the facts hat
10 lJs5 the father u his country
a5red 2Sa a.q,s in grass. iee ael,a
in oats, 10 acres ia wheat and go
acres in other grains he Owned ii1
horses. lo eous. $40 shosp and -
negrus on me plantation.
New York. Oct charles T.
rIurhrs. counsel Tor the ins,s aans
Investigating committee to-day te-
clined the Republican nomination f1r
Mayor of Neu York
Thomas W lAsson. d Bosion. has
sent %; teievraphic iuristiuns 10 a
number of Gotefuors ard other prom
inent men. askine Them to act Is .
committee fog policy hollers. 20 brnE
shout reform tn the big lie ia,lr-
ines eompapies Coz, lsckh,m IA
not ye, answered 81 lawson. {.
isle4am bnt q is understood D
-aply uill - favorable. Ia ths even,
nat co, Re- khanl ar~rs 1hs IS.
eitauoa he mas in iuru iayite IT,
anmittee 10 hold its in.tisi NEST.
ius in Rsnmety
rfss'arn' h'os''N in'ii'A'ei -
ltaal u sente'.i.''oo -'ht heprs
.n'a'.''s f.''s anus . % h'e's'i'.
l.a' anu l''' I" tus N.a''
's'i's@ ''Al ne o'ia iv''i.i'''h
80 n ,s' = n''f' s'',''
Kea;urky. The President slid .
souia So no reason WY Nr Tinsle.
should not hs re appointed as b
had served only four years ana hi
recurd vas good
r. u.--4 80, 49,.
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ing Democrats trom VOTING for 7
r Renaker. nominee tor s'a,e ssHa
Tor This Is the ouiooms q Mis
t-lisahs,h Whitaker's s''' ipT siand,
tgainsi RenaseF. I'M y uhieh she "a
awarded verdict q sAs''t Renak-
g IS said. viii say IN ihe race
Democrats q Massachusetts, n eo'
vention Saturday iu Bosion nominA
"a Gen Charles W. Bartlett for Go
srnor on platform declaring &
tariff revision. State supervision
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NeN Orleans feels confident that
{ has the yellow fever ePideuhc ~
: in han.i- Last Week's number % cas-
+ Has The saalissi S.nce the inesp,i,
q ,i,,s .,s 49,, ~. ~ ~ -.
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; Ju8ge Shseksifosd Miller fani
a down an oplaion sus,airins the 60
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