The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-15

The bill prohibiting corporations
9rom making money contributions In
9unnection with political campaigns |
vas passed by the Senate.
Andrew Carnegie has given Ken
rucky State College, at Lexington,
$4,000 with which to build library.
The gift was announced at the annual
commencement exercises.
II is believed the Democrats of the
United States Senate will select SEN
ator ]. C. S. Blackburn, of Kentucky,
rs Democratic leader TO succeed the
late Senator German.
Ewing, Ky-A horse owned by John
Ray, Fairview, this county got cob
fastened in his jaw six years ngo
last winter. The cob gradually work
ed itself through the jaw and imbed-
aed itself under the skin. Last Sat
nrday DR.. II. b. Myers, this city, cut
Al out and found the cobsto be fully
petrified. 1t was as hard and close
rrained as a piece Of flint, and yet
could easily be identified as having
been cob. In IT'S petrified condition
it was four inches long and weighed
seven ounces.
Secret service Officers are guarding
the person Of the President with ex-
traordinnry care, and will continue 10
do So for several months. The rea-
son of these unusual precautions Is
the alleged discovery of an anarch-
tstic plot to take the life of the Pres
fdent. Kaiser Wilhelm, King Edward
and the Car. The attempt on tbs
life of King Alfonso last week If
said TO have been part of this gem
eral plot. Secret service men are nom
working in Wilmington, Del, and Pat
ersou, n. j.. trying to locate tbs
rang of anarchists which is said Il
have Matched the plot. The secre
service men have traced the anarch
hats from, Baltimore to the Delawar
and Jersey cities, where trace of then
has been lost. Secret service agent
saw that there is nothing more diff
cult to unearSh than an anarchist plo
as the plotters are Invariably foreign
ers who can hide themselves so rear
NV I'm the dives OF the cities. An al
tempt upon the life of the Presider
Il the first overt act which comes
the attention of the detectives.
George E. Chamberlain, pemoera
has been reelected Governor of Or
gcn. The Republicans win in Il
senatorial and congressional 'ace
Woman suffrage vas overwhelming
defeated.
By agreement .be Uses ag'in
James Hargls, Alex Hargis and l
callahan, charged with the mtrd
Of James cockrell, and taken to Le
sngton on 4 change OF venue, we
continued till the September term
court
Eleven men We're killed and II
injured by an explosion of dynaml
in factory near Pequea, Pa.
Forty thousand visitors were
BOSTON 10 attend the dedication OF
wonderful s2,OoO,OOO Christian sci'
list temple. Six services were held
mder to accommodate the hosts.
Richmond. Ky.,June lO-John Sml
If Sstill county, In the employing
Of H. e. Talbot & Co.. contractc
who are building lock No. II in h
,uc,xv river at College Hill, v
drowned Saturday afternoon, HIS
blew into the river. He jumped
after il and never came up. wa
GOTTEN out his neck was found br
en-. He had struck against rock
snag.
Capt. James Blackburn, of Wo
ford county, was the chief orator
The decoration of Confederate gra
at Camp Chase. 0.
Maysville, KY, June 9.--Joseph
Klbben, aged about sixty years,
struck by the Maysville accommc
ton train on the C. and o. raiir
last night and instantly killed
was sitting on the Front-street
duct as the train went east to
turntable When ii came back II
on the east-bound track The eni
struck h.m and hurled him al
forty feet in the air breaking ne
every bone in his body.
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