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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
SUMMARY OF DAYS GARD
AT LAToNlA PARK TRACK
BY Associated Press.

By AHsociateu FFess.
CINCINNATI, July a2.--Latonia re-
suits
six and a half furlongs-F Foreigner
won, Bell Loone second, Melodiua
third Time. 1;2S s-5.
One mile-Haviland won. Red Leaf
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

Mrs. Clarence III. Mackay will be a
candidate for the school board Ia Ros-
lyn, y. II, where she has fine country
home There has never been a woman
on the board, but Mrs. Mackay is OF
the opinion there should be,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
Perfect
Cures

When 7 have pronounced
a patient cured he can
rest assured that his cure
IS complete. There win be
no relaprcs. Every symp-
tom Of the old disorder
will have vanished for
ever. Perfect treatment
brings perfect cures and
brings them quickly.
Every method J. employ n
distinctive and original
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

Put name send L IN r. you cant
A. N,
Send me your Free Book closely sealed and obise;
NAME
ADDRESS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
Mems Diseases Only
Contracted
Disorders

Be sure your cure
Is thorough. Not
one OF my patients
has ever had a re-
lapse after being
discharged as cured
and / cure in less
time than the orr
dinary forms of
treatment require.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17
!s.y. Prof T.liou.d sal.A. ofesorri.-I I

eo-e-e-e-S-e-S-s-s-s-S-e-s
Professor Talfourd Smith. Principal
Sloan High School, Sloan, Ga, writes:
with much pleasure 1 recommend
Peruna to all who may be suffering with
any trouble Of the respiratory organs.
l have been using it in my family for
the past five or six years and find it to
be almost household necessity. Perm.
M Is truly q grand cafarrh remedy and
general tonic and viii do an that Il
claimed for IL by the manufacturers. ("
---PR0F. T4LFOUPD SMITH.
Catarrh is Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane. II may be in the mucous
membrane lining the eyes or the pelvic
organs, throat, stomach, liver, bowels or
kidneys.
Catarrh is eatarrh wherever located.
Peruna cures catarrh wherever located.
Peruna Is an internal remedy; not .
local application
Catarrh Is = systemic disease, not Q
local disease. II Peruna will cure eatarrh
In one place it viii cure it in any other
place, because Peruna l. systemic rem
edy. 1t reaches the disease through the
circulation in each organ. 1t eradicates
the disease by eradicating It from the
system.
HyOu do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving .
full statement Of your case and he VIII
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
gice gratis.
Address Dr.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17
RIVER

Ms L n Preston has been very
iii for several days
Mrs- AIzlina Preston. Of Thelna. is
here al the bedside Of her son. Guy
who is very i'll
Miss Helen Preston. Of AIingo. Sas
the. guest of Mrs. E J. Harris satur-
tIy
saturday and sunday was regular
church time here. Our old pastor
has resigned and two Sunday Schoo
fighters took his place, but We still
have the school house for our sun.
day school
J. p Walters and son. Of Patrick
WeFe here SATURDAY and sunday.
Mrs Mary Daniels and Telia L..
ons took dinner With John War
and Nifs sunday A magnificent din
ner VAS served.
AIRS Colba Lyon. of Blaine. visite
~ = A-lAl-A-'AA HAAu Ir1olllt-
John Ward. our hustling merchant
vas in PAintsville Friday. where h
vas weloomei BY a host Of busi
ness men
Miss uaisy. the sweet little daugh
ter Of John Ward. Vas the pleas
ant guest Of Neya Lee Spear SAT
uriay.
SaIiie. the little daughter of !
T. Huff. IS not any better.
Mis- Oakie Castle. Of PaintsyiIl,
Who has been visiting here. rstur1
81 home saturday. accompanied b
Nr- and Mrs W y B. Craft an
children Helena
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17
PROGRAM.

For Teachers Association. to be
held at Green Valley school house
in AIagisterial No. 5. LaErenoe Co,
Saturday. Nov 25th. 1895.
Beginning at One O'Clock, p, m
Opening exercise
Welcome address, Jas. Casey.
Response. C. c. Thompson
Subject for debate resolved that
the Uunitsd States has reached the
zenith OF her power.
Aft. Neg.
Dsunie Elkins. c. C. Thompson
L o. Thompson. Isaac Cunningham
Chas- Graham. Jas. Casey.
Recitation. Miss Dora Roberts
Recitation. Miss Jessie stuart
Recitation. NOlda HeEIett-
How to SECURE ATTENDANCE. ;lek-
Thompson
How manags IneOTigibIss. Gail
for Diamond.
Corporal punishment. J. II Dalton.
ChaS Graham
whispering how avoid it, ThOs-
I Thompson
Advantages Of NeE school book
Law. Jerry wellman-
How teach language 10 beginners.
Mabel ChaffIn and Gypsie Compton
Music furnished by Green Valley
choir. Everybody invited 70 attend
Com
G. & Thompson
jams Casey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17
BEWARE OF OINTNENTs FOR ca
TARRAH THAT CONTAIN MER-
Curry

n 70
zs mercury vii surely destroy the
s=ass Of smell and completely dsrange
TIE whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used ex-
keep; on preszip,ioas fpcn reputable
PhysiSzus- As the damage they vii
do IS ten fold to The good ean psi
bly dezire from them Halls CararTh
Cure, Manufactured By F. J. Cheney.
< Co, Toledo. o. contains no ner-
eaZ. and it takea iateraAllyI ae,ing
directly upon the blOoa aaa mucOps
surfaces Of the system In buying
Halls Caiarrh Cure he su7s and ge'
the genuine. II is taken internally
ana made in Toledo. Ohio. BY F. J,
Cheaey 6 Co Testimonials 1ree.
sold b. Druggists. &c
Take Halls Family Pills for con
siipauOa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

Tas h.o1 .lplsz hz S4llHis aga
- - iterarg s@esy grand
ssr,ss liiss q Wss- tasa-r =
Elo-arbpu 10 ne SsaH VaIis Sm
inarz Paia,sgIIevs e-rt5ssl g.
the ~sy 20 ferla Etesyoze vas
iessshiel ufa hss raitals We La7.
20 h-lse hsr STA uz sEaia z55a Hiss
EysoEs lozre IS Il fiarung1oa. "
Va
Niss Nav 3 Baaias sd La
Ward VISITED r-.aths az Fsisits
.East u1sk.
Bs-u. On ~ 5sa a Efs 81 n.
- Pr@zoa. t
I-a 81 sssrats=. Naafo0l Dz1a
4ui Hiss Naunie Er1uE d PsfurS
v,lle atteaEei rhe tox sp zni
ezfestaiuusat htfs Sssu-y r=ht
u Fr@toa alE Hs-mss Sa-
lrfi hs7e i-s, "Wednesday fC- ositshy.
Ga. Ehsss rbes HlH sork * sois
liue
Na MrRlEzie ana tEo lsh.
lets irs OssaF WHlanls a=d Nrs
Ral rrs,ou. q fAssasss5lie vsr.
~ aHose essis Il NJ. snl Ms
+ j Haris SaH1
Bonn 70 tie uife Il Cs Butler
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17
Nnr II

Al P,rsoas indebted 10 the estate
u Mrs \. !, Carter are hereby no,i-
nsd that | haye qualified as Al.
usialsisa'or u her Iersaual estate,
and lhey arS rvQaes,ed 10 san At
anee and pay s,a Indebtedness. ss
I ann anxious TO make a sctillment
ot the Estate Any ono having any
claims agalus, her are pQpSid 10
prNem same onN verified as r,Quly-
"a By law, will he toppi in l.ou
tsa, ny, In my abscnec my uiorp-
eN A. n lNrns, IS authorized TO-
make oollcssloNs and Issue rroclnts
IN S r llan Aamle<llalos.
I. NJ NJ, ''.'''s e' Ngs Nslass,lKie.
Nm, sn''e 'aaAsl aN,lan,,S Sans
WV nToen 4 "a h h
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

What has become OF the old-fash-
Toned people who poured tea in the
aaueer and blew on it to make ii cool,
Who drank sassafrAs tea in the
spring to purify thziy blood?
Who had to learn 10 ike t5ma-
t11ss
s-ho saved old rags to trade off "a
the tinWare pediler?
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17
FARM For SAFE

80 acres. n'nHes from Louisa. on
Rich creek, waters Of Big Blaine
Good residence and two tenant houses.
orchard. 100 acres cleared. near
school house, church and store
Address John Estep. Prosperity. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

Farmers pteF in TIE Niii creek
ol--iry sem 10 have done weriy
veil 10 the crJp line
JaAn IarTei Fsihsai lii irisaels
III corn ~ iva acrrz 81 hll land
Po-afoss q sssa kind are a fair crop
ST. far estimate ;ter- are itn
tssi-ak q sseet Ep.atos r5ce3
away b say dasi 10 shat le.glbJ--
k1Gt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17
NOTICE

An persOns indebted to the late
JAMES Carter or having slsiSps against
his estate will PleaSe call and settle
sane with me at oaos.
J. W. Carter. Adur..
FallShusg. Nv. .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17


What has become Of the old fashion
ed woman who kept bodkin in hes
w0Tk-Basket2
Who baked eustard for Tea when 81,
lad COMPANY
Who made impressions around ths
edge Of pies with a key to make them
look fancy
Who wore calico sunbonnets With
Is4steboaid Stats:
Who wore shaker bOnnets?
Who seasoned apple pie With all
spiess
Who used indigo to blue the water
when washing clOthgse
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

q Bn1s.tii Kiaae E and
Ms M.uIie Handler y ~. sIs.e
place were nu4l Weia sizy ~
tsznosn 2 g - Probate luize fhee
me =T-u5ly s reformed 4
sqllna Ntil
John = FE q LaE-ezus
1oautt Er a1d SIS Nln 81 Hob
bFncE . ,as am piz Ee-e 8Hir-
70 10 maries ts squire N-al
hs 1ffee Tuesday evening -lroa-
toa Rtz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

Ksuoya. ". Va Noseuies- s-FYy.
men in a skiff fired fully - Sh,,s sy
the pilot o. The s5eimer Tssoslt. fsg-
sumaby because be woali agt s1l
the Steamer to take then shAsf
I'he mea lived on Big Saaiy anj "a.
unknoun. Several bHlli p.rfctai-
ei ,he piIo, house but n IN vss
iaiursd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

The Christian peopie Of Willard
are very muca ela,c8 over obtain.
ins the Eastern District Couyentica
tiOa Of the Church ot Christ Tor
next year, rhcy are besnniug how
10 make ready fOr H. The Rig Saudy
valley Is inludsA in yhe District FOR
next ycar. hence the new name Tor
the District.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

exploded today. carrying Eith Il
death ami agony Richard Mullen.
fireman. Eas instantly killed ani
lem Moore and t'harles WeBbsr.
FensiHeer and lahOrer were fearful
ly scaIdei and mas not recover, The
huge cylinder Iauded 10 fee, avay
from TIE ,+aI iloat
4 change oi a half million y1ies
in Pennsylvania and a quarter u q
million votes in OHIO go.s TO s5oz
Shat the people Vtl DO uhel ihes
are q mind and vhat little ere
dence eun -plaeed ID election fig
sses of Reyiods ysHs
I The Republicans Of O4io. lei By
/ senators Foraker and Dlcs blanc
Secretary Taft Tor The Repsbliea3
disaster In their State. and thase
Who are not afraid o tals are Ipsd
IN their condemnation ROT oply Il
the seeretary of War. buf the Pra
idehf aiso The result u an this
Win b. a lveis HaI-up 10 ;Ae neIt
tao ye2.s
+ oa4ugsvills.R5 Noy ID. b. us4
mtnibsrs n mon That Eaaief u
lyneh neEro Aeid ap q traiu s1r-
Ming r Ulitei Status uaiis. he
sNetnmeut j. taking a bsaa liI
aill % onee esase th arrest 5f sane
u M bsst Enprn men 10 PJNsiI
cu1Hty
lss FRIDAY NSi1rE Orsaf. ~
gro ex-ooaTir attacked and stab
I'D ~ x s. Irvine. prumihen
politician and phgsiciaa. a. CIav
Cip Possl county He aas arrest
Il ana takeu 10 s,aua1u. P1asIl
rJunr1 for fear u mob 4.oieaoe
TAa nsEr1 sls zlar,ie5 ia yiIl II
stanton. bgt parts n Irvine )
ifielzis orEaniIef mob and started
eere afef ore,r I-sarpinE n fEiz
thavfferfs hurried O-ssr aboard q
train AMI tgok BIN 10 J1sk=oa
Brt1rhirt o1uaty for s4f-se-i d
. TIE uio5 raemhe-s FsssivsI this a5ri
ami sIs7 that The negro vas 70 h..
taken On the nest train n Wine
.ter or Lexington ~ saiskesfzuz
/ When rh. iast train for tha day az
asof a Clay CiG meiHbs-s og IT,
moo held up th+ traln some 'i1ie
ahile this sent through es=yy eoar5
% So uaeheF or not tie negro
Eas "a lo4rl The nezro Ii3 ~.
happen 10 b there, b.t re- Uar.
- states malls we're and nos
government Inspector Las ss--ue,i ~
. iisuee r1ffasnt % e1ase s1ae gut5r.
u-ut arrests sirhin a l5y % tuo
West Lib--ty Ky Nog Ii-WrG
iatefssuhg ann fttiHg exerc ae
neN Ma'hsz T. ssail Jr Iusuats
rl- aeiieit j here g5isg The Nea,t-
70 us E-auHfgi ar8 = isree su8 "a
tha~fasti aail-ber nilel re large
fhlu 60 og-~fJ5vipe The pzirlipaI
sa,assr q tEs o5asi1u VS. tie
Hin Ala r Stevenson. torne- Ve
Resi % ~ UnH-d s'a,e7 -,
r11sr foE his slti-st zoe -si-
Ig q Gratsi sehao,s aui CIIez.
ilit- a1iss-z Wes a-lNe~t ID
foiu<k iu Tbe mDfaine ana uas ilass.
II iu plain aai sisspis laur1
v-s dr.c. au.i TO r. bofat
{ In M sv-uiFs at 0el-k csl Be1
nett u YouuF y iaaivWs t5s,
t--tore aulslT traui-i hlH - t1.
sibIeet - Efua,an a aa te-ay
Iin he WoriTs His-1-y CL Lyoung.
'asir-ss Ws ] stencil Is ui,h the eils
Jest atIsutoa. and b. mad 9zqf1lai
IMPRESSION uPuu his a1lito-s
( The ues building s sanlso1..
STRUCTURE ard its r1npse,i8u ari rE.
ar,iieatory EXERCISES aroas4i the great
est enthusiasm th-uuzhoat zH ans -
iioa q the safe. Tie r9ple -,
arr v-fs Proad Il g. aaa toEari It's
establishment eontVibatsi he san @.
/ 8 iaa Yrs N1thsu T S Ir a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

"'pFeHen'a,ive eawards a, ~.
IllIS NY Vv@sll 10 wss,,l A. ~'s. ~
upper eud of the ,eservc on nv
slide ~ "'
Rohsri nnrcheil has II, ,...,
: 'ev mrF' ''''''
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

m'a % b the ruhml.
''''' Instead Of an ID
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

A change of half million yoies
in Pennsylvania and a quarter u q
million votes in OHIO go.s To s5oz
Shai The people Vill Do when ihes
are q a mind aud what ltyle tre-
dence ean y PLACED ID election fle-
arss Of pferidds yeffs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

sage of Athens vin BE- numbered
among the thtnss that Eere.
Cincinnati, Noy s.-wlta q T5ar
follOEei b a crash, the seventy
fye hOTse poEeF upright boiler o.
the coal digger Of The Queen city
Coal noat a. the foot of slil sise=t
exploded To-Day carving vith T.
death and agony Richari Mullen.
fireman. vas instantly killed AMI
Jeng Moore ana charles WeBbes.
engineer AMI iabOrer were fearful
ly scaide,i and mas not ree0fsr The
huge cylinder IEated 80 feei aWay
from TIE ,zial fQaL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

The RepublIesus Of Oaio. lei by
senators Foraker and D.cs blanc
Secretary Taft Tor the Republieaa
disaster IN their state. AMI lhose
Who are u1t afraid . talk are IUld
IN their condemnation not oply Il
the Secretary of War. bui the PTa-
ident also. The result u an this
vii BE- a HyeiE mix-up 10 she n-Ni
tao ye4rs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

Newt Sknss. of West Ggcepup ave
sos in harry for hts hrcakb.sl
"Wednesday morning. aud started
the ki,chcR fire With cod oil With
,he result that A. i le,A up in h,>,
Win bis head nd arms b bapa'g~
Ncwt m,s he 1els a. ll X. has haa
a0ur ~. ..Ii'.. ss.. ''','',',lt ~. q
u q mllAy h,I0,I erl.e ,sp y, w. \.
A. nN|| pAcrA e'H
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17
VOLUME XXI. NUMBER u
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
a Daily pes.me of Ir,nort,n, u.,..,;nns

nation Of about te990e10. an in.
increase of about ss.ee0eVo over tht
valuation of the year 1914. phen
the Total assessment zas plaoed q,
i5i.lsio3L Il viii shoN hat during
the year about eighty fiye miles -
neE road Vas completed and pa, %
mileage This vas due 70 the exteH-
sions q the c. 4 o company into Sc
ZIG SANDY oountrs ans extensions da
the linss of thu Ken,ueky and Tennes-
So. The licking River road and me
Knoxville .ad II Folle,te branch Il
the l.. and \ Conpaug.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-17

DAYTON. o. Nqr 10 ~ Ousef
osoos Iiaagh. . eradicate q Sc I-lu-
isviiis Medical college. vas arraiEu'
- herr yesenily charEri sta ,as
nozf atrosiols crime ever commit
II in Mou,romcEg oyuufy ~ ~
dfuerlnE ami cren,aiipu q his laih.
=. uethsT and bioshes Aitsd g
his rrSord Is one uhilh Irpmi-s
to pus u Ae blush ihe crimiBai ca.
reer of ; Hoeh oy a Holmg
The daily tribune., 1905-10-02
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And True

The Denver Republican has Al
ways avoided the fallacies and
knaveries Of yellow journalism,
and its steadily increasing Circula-
ton proves conclusively that its
policy Of telling the plain Truth
without exaggeration or misrepre-
sentation, standing fast for the
Right. is heartily approved with,
growing force by the intelligent
Public to which it appeals.
To read it is q liberal Education,
and the citizen who goes without
It does a positive harm to himself,
to his family, and to the commu-
nifty.
In no other way can the invest
ment Of 3K cents per day
for that is all The Republican
costs any notwithstanding such
rich results in that knowledge
which h both Power and Pleasure.
Information. instruction and en-
tertainment an its columns and Il
leaves . good taste in the mouth
Of the reader.
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and Happiness in the Home.
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send On your subscription and give
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". c. T. q. Noes.

W. ~ - VI NVSSDs
The twsnty.si th annual convsn.
tiou Of the Colorado Woman's Chris-
tian Temperance Onion will bo held
at the First Presbytsrian ohureh.
Canon City. October I. and 8, Esch
morning session will opsp with >
praiss service at 8 o'olock. Wsdnss-
day morning the stats ofacsEs will
give reports Of The years work. fol-
lowed bv . memorial service Tor thoss
twelve who havs gone up higher. In
the aftsrnooa shs psaitsptiary viii
b. visitsd. followed BY confsrsncss.
In The svsainG there viii b addrssass
b. xslooms. music end dsmonstra-
sion Of department. work BY the unions
in which six will participate.
ThursdAy aftsr business session
The department superintsndsnts will
give three minute reports. The aft.
srnoon ssssien will b. particalarly
intsrssting
Sp. n.-Ths nethsr's boar. will
b. ooopaisd By Drs. flanders. Rssa..
Condlt and Drake end Nssdanss Jaek.
son and Nswby.
lp. N. L T. L. hosr-AddEsu b
q. o. shasseek. psssidsat ol n. 7.
staAs l.. z. L.
Thussay svsaing-Addrss. ''Ths
Power ef The individual" b NJ. q.
O. sha1ssek. go
Friday nornins -sspssinssnds.ts
reports.
500 p. o.-sspsristsadssts boar.
sellowse b. . dsbats-R~solvsd.
THAT Military Drill Shoals b. Ab.
olishsd froa eer Pablo eehosls." Z"
7:so p. ~ dianead .sdal ~.
tssA
The Ilersses usian viii ssud =
dslssasss Assdanss Hopkins. virsvth.
smith. Raosay. Bryast and Ais
Latoo.
4 eeedial invisatiee 10 sxtsuasd
- ear stsesr city 70 all Interested IL
this woek b at4ssA and ~ what
TILE orgasiaatiea y doing. "Bv
their fruits - shall know tbem."
''Obristisnity applied 10 the ooly
thise that will brisa salvation sud
~ the Hsllslsjah chorus rollips
rosDl ths world. ''-T. 3 willard.
"Asarsssive ashsins for thu right
10 ths srsatsas sport the void kpows''
-ThooAoro Rooeovelt.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-02

yaaily bottlsa hssr pisls o. quarts.
~ ths oass dslivsrsd at yoaS dor b
Jehs Wsseasridss. 10 3. 4ais
Phsss blssk 81. 7stf
The daily tribune., 1905-10-02

This Date In History
i840-Riehard u. landed In Ire
Land.
1459-Riohard III. born.
1746-Frsnch East India squadron
destroyed BY hurrioaae.
17s0-Na3or Andre hung - . spy.
16O8-Samnel Adams. leader Of the
revolution and former governor Of
Massachusetts,, died.
1Sl2-Bfitish cannonadsd OGdsns-
burg
isls-Unitsd States sloop a war
Coaoord Lost on rocks in the Nosam.
bique channel.
Isls-william Ellsry Charming
died.
1so4-Oyclons n Little Rook. Art.
Several lives lost and million dollars
in property destroyed.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-02
Higher wages III carpsas.rs.

d1e10 Waeoo M Ca1po0tofo.
Bes1ea. o.. 3EThs nv vasa anA
Werking aGrseosst which the carpsn-
ssn ef Beseon ed vioinity recently
sHeces1sd II ebtaisins from the en-.
pseysss afesf - asitaaies q ssarly .
year wsnt in1e elIeos today. The ssw
sehsAsls pssvtds> fes . WORKING DAY
ef eight besrs and . waes isersass Il
~ sssts - hess vith . Sosels Nns
allewascs ees I'll ovsg tine wesk "a
heltDays. 3As NV seals bsssa>s
500 saspsatsss diviAsa ansss .
a.ioas.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-02
Briefs By Telegraph.

Cleveland. O.-Loois Evan Ship
mans dranatisatioa of Winston
Ohsschill's novel, 1.-THE Crossing" 10
70 have il hrst stage production here
tonight.
Caracas wiiliAn- J. Calhoun. who
has bsen on . special mission 70 Ven.
ssasla in behalf Of the United States.
10 70 sal of home today.
Ben 1rancisoo. Cal. - Arrival a
dslssases end ieonplstion of a1saass.
Dssss for The annual satio1al eoovea.
tios a ~ Unitsd Dasshtsss II ~
Ceafsdsraoy. whish bsGins its sessissa
here toaosfow.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-02
The Fremont Hotel, Florence, Colo.

Ono OF the finest hotels he,A sean
heat electric bells and oil modern
unsxocllsd Tansosnt % 80
monthly rates 20 low that live money
now costing you b L RICE, Prop
The daily tribune., 1905-10-02

rrsssss west ~ bring r.s.ls.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-01
SANG TO 4. A. HOPPER.
Report That He Uvent on Stage
f. Com DIiment 4ctrfSS Denied.

The members Of the Harlem Democrats cl:7. OF
which Isaac a. Hopper, Superintendent of Buiio-
,nes IS the president attended the performance OF
49,. tJorss last Wednesdag night. Mr. Hopper,
his wife his son and several Of his friends occu-
pjed a box close the stage
Unknown TO Mr.. Hopper, William j. Nnsht me
chairman of the club. made arrangements Win tie
r,arr,tsrs Of the company to run IL "skts'
q bout the president In one OF the songs member
Of the chorus singled Mr.. Hopper. and directed
her singing toward him The song was on tns
or5er ~ Sammy with words TO suit the 90
caSion. - 49,
n IS sa ID thai Mr. Hopper became so moved that
he left the box and went the stage, Where ns coI-
nInented the fair singer and bowed right ana Ie:t
and there was interesting and hilarious nve
|IiT,,tss When one Of his friends asked ABOUT
he affair Yesterday he denied that Mr.. Hopper
rade his appearance before the footlights, but ne
aJ11i+taj that MIR. Hopper arose in his box and
scItnoyyJ ged the applause.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-01
. BENDS" CLAIMS VICTIM.
Careless Laborer an p. r. r. Tunnel
Dies from CaiSs0n Disease.

"Casson disease" or, as It Is known to the labor
ers who work under high air pressure. the
bends,' claimed victim in william Sliney forty
five years old, Of No. 309 East 1O3d-st who died
at Bellevue Hospital yesterday This is the first
case of the kind in several months.
Sliney had been working in the caisson at 35d-st
and 1st-ave. of the Pennsylvania tunnel He
stopped work shortly after midnight yesterday,
having worked under pressure OF twenty-seven
pounds to the square inch This pressure is little
more than double normal AS has been the case
in many previous deaths Of the same kind, Sney
high pressure caisson slowly, that he would
get accustomed to the lower pressure outside With
his lungs still filled with air under high pressure
he Jumped upon the elevator and reached the sur
face quickly. He started for his home. and had
reached SSd-st when he collapsed and fell uncon-
scious-
other workers him, and, rushing TO his as
sisiance carried him back to the works, where
there is an ambulance staff for Just such cases.
DR. McCarty Immediately applied the usual re-
storatives Sliney was carried down to the high
pressure chambers, and then the pressure was de-
creased gradually, but he did not revive. He was
then taken In an ambulance TO Bellevue t1ospltaI.
He died later having regained consciousness
An autopsy performed by Dr. weston. mop.
ing that some feature would pc tound 20 account
FOR the strange death. but nothing was found
This far the disease has baffied all medical Skill
No medical term has yet been applied to tne dls-
nlEP