The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-07-27

Considerable property damage was
caused by earthquake shocks in So
zorro. San Marcial, and other towns
IN New Mexico. A distinct shock was
ieit at FL Paso, Tex, but no damage
was done.
Hon. s. w. Hager. Auditor a the
State, delivered an address opening
his campaign for Governor in Mt.
Sterling before a good crowd
Some enterprising Southerner re-
sently sent TO the President at Oyster
Bay weird paragraph from a New
York daily paper, wh!ch told how .
Richmond, Va. man had found a
Chicago dog license tag in can of
wiener-wursts. The President Sare-
fully pasted the clipping on large
sheet of paper and forwarded 1t with
The letter to Commissioner Neil, who
Is largely responsible for the present
agitation over meat products. Under
meath the slip the President had writ
ten in bold letters:
Respectfully and prayerfuily re.
ierred. t. Roosevelt
: London, KY, July 2O.-At Hum.
phrey. in Casey county, at the con.
rluslon of John d. Whites speech
Mr.. White was called upon to admit
or deny certain statements in the
deposition OF w. S. Taylor in tn,
congressional contest case of Whit,
against Boreing. Mr. White lost hi
temper and in an Infatuated denun
citation of W. S. Taylor said that h
(Taylor) had conceived assassination
and was worthy of front seat II
hell" Mr.. White wants to represen
the Republicans of the Eleventh dis
trict in the next Congress.
Campton, KY, July News wa
received here this morning that +
A. Hopkins. OF Floyd county, had en-
tered the race to succeed himself a
a member of Congress from this 9TH
Tenth congressional district
Sergent, KY, July 19.-The detail
received here from Beaver Creel
fifteen miles north. concerning tn
assassination of Dick Hall and a ma
named Thornberry. Tuesday evening
are meager. However, the most al
thentic reports show that Hall an
Thornberry were assassinated as the
we're riding along Beaver creek. Ha
was killed on the spot, and report
Indicate, while Thornberry was de-
perately wounded and may die. 1t
known that feud had been CROWN
between members of the Hall an
Thornberry families, and a clash W:
hourly expected. When John Thor
berry, one of the men assassinate
Joined the Hall forces. two weeks ag
It gave new life to the factions. No
there is much excitement, and tho
IN close touch with both factions d
clare that more bloodshed is imm
nent. A special messenger was sci
to the scene. Excitement is high.
Chicago, July 19-The Daily Tra'
Bulletin today issued its annual est
mate Of the wheat crop. The crop
winter wheat is placed at 4S5,O0OO
bushels and that of spring wheat
285, 100000 bushels, making tot
yield of 720,0OO,O 900 bushels. Suppl
carried over in second hands are e
timated at 100000 bushels. and 1t
figured that 46,0OO,OOO bushels a
still In the hands of farmers, maklI
a total supply for the year of S2l
100000 bushels. The estimated expo
during the year, and supplies on hai
July /, 1907, 2se.oOO.OOO bushels. tt
aggregate worlds crop is placed
eighty million bushels less than Ia
year
Richmond, KY, July 21.-Replyil
to "a letter addressed to him by Go
Beckham, Senator James B. McCrea
today addressed letter to the Go
ernor, in which he agrees to one
the propositions made by the Go
ernor, but declines to agree wi
him on the other Senator McCrea
agrees with Gov Beckham that {
the candidates shall be present VIII
the State Committee arranges t
order in which the names of cane
dates to be voted for at the comil
State primary are to appear on I
As to the selection of electi'
rs'cers and the proposition made
Gov. Beckham, that he and Senat
-aorv divide them equally, Sen