The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11

Eae in the wholesale section Of
KnIUille, Tenn, caused loss OF
s1mlOo.
Brunswick, Ga, May 5.-Glizabsth
CAFES ia years of age. died here
1SAly. She had been married hires
ssus.s
Secret Service officials Of New
York seized about half ton Of lot
sGg tickets ana s2,7oo WORTH Of en-
Ezused plates The goods are said
10 De the property Of the Handara3
Nadonal Company, commonly Gated
ths Louisiana Lottery It Is ais5
asserted that sales Of tickets n Jhe
T1ited States amount to 100000
I month
Haysyille, Ky, May :, Colonel ".
" Baldwin, formerly known as the
Turnpike King, by reason of his
Eguing more turnplkes thaa any man
n The county. died last night at rs
hsa'e in the country He was Sheriff
al this county in 1858 and 1871. He
1zHyes TO his family a large estate,
consisting of 9Oy acres Of fine farm
Rzrds. hundreds of heads Of fine
Aurses, mules and cattle He was a
1Eao of fine physique, commanding
sIsure and endowed with the gift cf
raTe natural intelligence He was a
politician of no mean ability. and a
personal friend of ex-Presldent Cleye-
hand. Baldwin carried $4,000 insur-
Ince.
Mt Sterling. Ky.-N. H. Trimble,
al this city, has purchased 1900
acres of fine timber lands in Menifee
euunty at Sc per acre. All this tim
8z will be cut and sawed and The
1snds developed
he biggest fight in the history
II Tennesseew i'll end next Saturday
Ehen the people of the Smte, at a
primary. will select a United States
Senator The race is close between
BOB Taylor ami Senator Carmack.
Washington. D C.-The bill pre-
pared by John w Langley for The
relief Of Caleb Powers Is dead In the
Judiciary Committee Members I'll
aEe committee have decided against
reporting it to the House, and it
=tIl never see the light Of Day The
Republican members Of the committee
are convinced that 1t is clearly uncon-
Jitutional
Somerset, Ky, May 8 At $50
o'clock last night two distinct earth
Ehncks caused a great deal Of ex-
element in this city They occurred
fifteen minutes apart. Many people |
ran from their homes frightened. No
damage was done save the shauer-
ing OF window glass. Each shock only
bsted a few minutes.
Sharpsburg, Ky. May S.-James W.
Berry sold u D D. Hamilton, Of
Narshneld, Mo. fine jack for 1880.
X was shipped by express, aai me
tharges were SGS. This was PROBABLY
sae best jack that has left Kentucky
IN several years.
George Wells, Of owinssyille. who
Tas bitten by dog suffering with
Aydrophobia at the Bath county fair
September 10, 1900, died day or
Two ago of hydrophobia symptoms,
Two others, Henry Dawson and Ge1.
iiephens, bittsn at the same time,
led with the same symptoms ,wo
ears Exchange
It's dreadful to publish such stuff,
nd We do 1t to give the lie to all
UGH horrible stories about hydro
lrobia. The disease shows itsen in
wo or three months or not at all.
Frankfort, KY, May Gov w.
Bradley has been here several
INES lately and it is reported that
e will be put forward for she Re
ubllcan nomination for Governor in
'07. Gov. Bradley is said to have
the matter with prominent
cal politicians anu the Surveyor Of
be Port, w G. bearing, Of Louis
lie. was here last night in GOV.
interest. and 1t was said !
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