The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-21

hinery on the grou a and expects
within a fe , days b in actua;
I wealthy Kentucy.ans put up the
rctminary mnds 70 ( ting 4 NJ
.raters, after securing the stone right
ield by ]. A. Malone, of Grayson.
Gen. Pearson, has been retained Is
consulting engineer He says i'll
may take some lime to develop the
mine, as the craters are very large
aud contain enormous masses of
Kimherllte. which has to be wash
ed.
He is satisfied. however. that the
sparklers are there.
Fulton. Ky, Sept l5-ln trial
lasting ten minutes Jim kimbro, 4
negro. charged with attempted as-
sault upan Mrs. Annie Darlington. 4
prominent woman Of thIa county. was
to-day sentenced % live years IN
the penitentiary
4 lynching was expected by the 10
cal officers and the negro was spir-
tied here from Paducah. where he had
been for safe-keepnp ON n night
Grain and his trial was held and he
was returned to Padueah before ten.
persons in the city knew OF his be-
ing here The feeling AGAINST him
was intense,
sharpsburg, Ky. Sept ID. Mr.. VIII
calvert, aged thirW-fye years. a
prominent citizen Of Wyoming, this
county. and his son, Ben aged eight
years. died simultaneously The faith.
er died OF morphine poison, having
taken an overdose Internationally,
and the son died Of typhoid pnen
mouia They were buried in the
same grave.
Judge John NJ. Lassins has tend
cred his resignation as member from
the state at large Of the State Cen
ral aud State Executive Committees.
This action on he part OF Judge
l.assing follows his appointment by
Gov Beckham as member Of the
bench OF the Court Of Appeals.
II is expected that Lewis McQuown.
the chairman. will call meet
ing Of the committees within short
time Tor the purpose OF electing a
successor Judre l.assing
Chairman c. c McCord, of the
Kentucky Railroad Commission. has
ISSUED circular letter to all ship
pers in Kentucky advising them to
preserve all Of their freight bills
with view to recovering on them
in the event the suit pending be-
tween the commission and the rail
roads is decided, sustaining the rates
made by the Railroad Commission
One Of the best lot Of apples ever
produced by Fleming county orch.
ard is on the place OF w CLEARING
near Baid diii this year The orch
ard contains 4,000 trees and Mr. Dear
ing thinks the amount of fruit viii
20 over 10000 bushels He sold then
10 the BayIess Fruit Co. on thu
tree at s50o. and soud have gotter
81 900. had he asked t. Some Of tn,
apples are nov being picked and phi
In barrels.
Editor A. ! Walker thus philoso
phizes in the Corhiu Laborer:
The rublcund chigger and the elu
siye butterfly have settled them
selves for season of quiet. anC
I Smiling Johnnie and Angelic Mar,
Jane. their moral enemies. reluctant
~ have hied themselves back to In
tellectual pursuits lchabod Crane.
with his good msre Gunpowder is n
evidence. and the time OF apple par
Iings and bean-stringings and gener
al iolification Is upon us So IN
seasons come and go and the younl
life merges into scar and yellow Leaf
Capt. II. b. Grant secretary q
he Grand Lodge of Masons OF Ken
tucky. in the absence OF James Gar
nett. the grand master. Saturday Of
dictated the laying of the corner
tone of the new Masonic Home Char
81. in Louisville. He is assisted b
G. Mansfield deputy grand mast
er, and master OF Abraham Lodge Nc
OF Louisville Mark Gabhart. ser
ior warden. aud master of Iouisyill
lodge No. 90 and George Shaw. m
,or grand warden. aud master OF SUI
.rban Lodge No. 100 Messrs Gah
hart and Shaw were reared at III
Masonic Home in Louisville.
The exercises attending the corr
.er-stone losing were he'd S.,irfda
afternoon The corner stone va
swung into place by Capt Grant
lie also made AN address on "Th
symbolism OF the Corner Stone"
, Prof w II. Bartholomew acted l
grand chaplin. Music was furnishs
by the Masonic Home Drum Corp