The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-04-07
April /.

tA"N WI VI aAhh- DAahtutu Nun 1u
mitted TO probate In San Jose. Callfor-
MIA Il leaves 5000. 900 TO relatives.
$4,000 TO several charitable institu-
lions. and the residue OF her fortune
To Leland Stanford. Jr.. University,
Sixty suits against the Standard OIL
Company and six against the Evens
willie OH Company were filed in the
Daviesa Circuit Court. the aggregate
fines asked being $4,000. These are
the first filed In the State against
the Standard oil company. the act
Ions In other counties having been In
dletmenta
Sentence In the case OF Gessler Ros-
seal. the convicted dynamiter. was
Indefinitely postponed by the New
Yark court yesterday. pending an in
qulry into his sanity and anteoedents.
Rosseau stated that he never intend
ed TO take life His attorney told
the court that he bad learned that
Rosseau suffered sunstroke In New
Orleans In 1899. and that severe
mental depression had followed
subpoenas were served on Judge
James Hargis and Sheriff Callahan 10
appear Monday In the Clark Circuit
Court At Winchester To testify for the
defense In the cases OF the Common
wealth against B. " French and 9th
era and Felix n Feitner and others
charged with having spirited away
witnesses for the plaintiff during the
trial Of the damage suit Of Mrs. Alb
reila Marcum against James Hargis.
Alex. Hargis. I'd Callahan and d. y.
French for the death Of her husband
James b. Marcum
Dispatches from 81. Petersburg men
tion President Roosevelt and FoF-
elgn Minister Deleaase. Of France. AZ
taking hand In the peace movement
but there Il no official confirmation
In Washington and Paris. varions
other reports emanaie from ST Pet
ersburg. including one that Japan
has rejected Russia'sterms and an.
other to the effect that no actual ne
sotiations have taken place. The
news from the seat o. war indicates
that Field Marshal Drama. has begun
n general advance of his main army
with wings far extended.
The much heralded visit OF Emperor
William. Of Germany. To Tangier. was
cut short. and he remained on shore
barely two hours. Il was officially
explained that this was due to tho
roaEhness OF the sen. but after the de
parture Of the Hamburg Il was stated
on good authority that the Emperor
had heard there was a possibility OF
an anti-French demonstration and de,
sired 10 avoid such an Incident. An
other report. which was not official.
~ confirmed. was 20 the effect that
the German legation had been inform
cd Of an anarchist plot and advised
that the Emperor be dissuaded from
landing. The visit. however. was
without unpleasant incident. In dis
cnssing Moroccan affairs in the
French senate. Foreign Minister De
lcasse brought out vigorous applause
by declaring that resistance In inter
ested quarters would not cause
France 10 modify her policy
April 3
The Capitol Commission having ap
proved the abstract OF title Of ths
Hunt site.upon which to build the new
capitol, the property was formally
taken over by the commission for th'
Commonwealth.
Theodore P. Shonts. president O
the Toledo. St Louis and Western
railroad. has been selected by Presi
dent Roosevelt TO head the new 18th
mian Canal Commission. Mr., ShOnt
has accepted the appointment
The visit Of Emperor William, o
Germany. TO Morocco. is the absorb
ing question OF the day in France
Officials while discussing The matte
with outward calmness are irritate'
at the turn Of affairs AT Berlin
Is stated that Germany's only desir
In the matter is to preserve the opel
door TO trade in Morocco.
w. J. Bryan spoke at the Jefferso
Day dinner Of Iowa Democrats at DE-
Molnes last night. His subject wa
Back TO the People. which phras'
he declared, expressed the presen
tendency in politics. The Democrat
ic position has been vindicated. h
said, by the present attitude OF III
country and the party was now MOI
united and stronger than II had bee
since 1892.
A copy OF the decision tof the Ven
zueian Court rejecting the motion
dismiss the case against the New Yol
and Ber mudez Asphalt Company HI
been received In Washington. hi
decision embraces thedirect chars
that President Green, Of the aspha
company. aided the reyolutionlst. NJ
~ os. with money and supplies al
equipped a vessel for the reyolutio
III airy campaign.
Eleven hundred ice and coal wag'
y drivers are on strike at St. Loui
five hundred bricklayers are out
Cleveland; four hundred ironworke
struck at Cincinnati; three hundr
and fifty brewery coopers quit work
Milwaukee, two hundred carpente
threw down their tools at Portsmou
O.. and all the plumbers at Birmin
ham. Ala. struck, and all because
difference over wages
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