The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-28

Grant Walters was arrested Sun
day in Lexington on warrant charg-
ing his with the killing of William
Croker in Huntington, W. Va, in
1905.
At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Kentucky Anti-Tuber-
oulosis Association held last Saturday
it was decided to attempt to raise
81 900, the remainder of the amount
necessary for the erection of the
proposed sanitarium, by January /.
Encouraging reports We're received
from the members of the Medical
Committee regarding the condition OF
patients under their care.
The report Of the Health Depart
ment for the past two years, since
the association began the fight
against the plague, shows decided
decrease in the death rate from
consumption.
The directors arranged to secure
the services of Dr. Joseph Walsh
president of the Pennsylvania asso-
citation, to deliver lecture in LDu-
isville. and Thomas d. Osborn, sec
rotary of the Kentucky association
was instructed to try and secure the
National tuberculosis Exhibition fol
Louisville in January.
Congressman Robert R. Hit, o
Illinois, died Friday at Narrganset
Pier. r. l., after an illness extending
over two years. Mr.. Hit was chair
man of the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs and was a valuable member be
cause Of his wide experience H
had served in thirteen sessions o
Congress.
Former Senator James X Jones
twice chairman of the National Dine
ocratic Committee and manager @
both the campaigns for the presi
dency of William J. Bryan, has writ
ten to Mr.. Bryan advising him strong
ly to drop the subject of Govern
. ment ownership OF railroads and I
make firm stand in favor of a
/, enforcement Of the laws now on III
statute books
New York, Sept. .. Come her
, joining, sternly commanded John
Carlisle, former Secretary Of Ii
Treasury, Of his grandson and nanv
sake, standing on the steps OF Il
, Manhatten Club to-day and wasgti
an imperative finger in his direction
Young Mr.. Carlisle. who is nineise
and exceedingly boyish amhled o''
+ from the curb with degree of u
+ luctance.
How about this?" demanded II
elder Mr.. Carlisle. We're You NJ
ried Yesterday
es. sir, vas replied Il
grandson
It you were2 God bless you {"
d The Secretary vanished leayii
his grandson TO divulge the lac
!. concerning his sudden aad roma
d marriage yesterday to Miss MarSar
n Humos. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
!. r. Humes, Of No. 1903 Wayerly Pla'
IS Young Mr.. Carlisle beamed RADIANT
If His bride Of less than day was
e that moment speeding Owe the
II can, bound for Europe.
a We'll, we've been engaged for
d long time" said the young brid
groom My w-w-ife, that is Ma
garet. was going to sail for Euro
e this morning on the Graf Walders
n with her parents and sister and s
Is ter. Louise, to study music for
IT months. We thought II would
J. better If we were married befo
H. she went. so we went around to
'e Francis Xavier's church in West $
W tenth street and Father Van Rel
selaer married us
= Mr.. Humes is confidential agent
n the Remington Typewriter compal
o. Young Mr.. Carlisle is living at
,e Manhattan Club at present
Judge Henry b. Hines authorii
the announcement Of his Withdraw
las candidate for State Audit
- rhIs leaves Henry NJ Bosworth,
Lexington, as the only candidate
: Auditor and insures him a clear fie
as last Thursday was the last
on which candidates could deeli
themselves. under the rules COVE