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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
s. p. MAKING RAPID
 PROGRESS ON EXTENSION

c. R. Temple, the real estate man, who has just returned from a busi ness trip which took him to Tucson and Nogales. said this morning that the Southern Pacific is making rapid progress on the Yaqui river extension towards Nacozarf.
 T was told authoritatively,' ne sand, that about 6ZoO men are at work on this road. Of this number. about 1900 are working from Naco- zari south and the remaining 140O are working from the south. The work immediately below Nacozari is still principally in the canyon where the most difiicuit rock work was encoun- tered. The grading is completed far south, however. The work from the south is near Suaqui and being pushed north to meet the force work ing south
 Mir. Temple knows nothing definite of the plans of the Southern Pacinc respecting Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
DOUGLAS PERSONALS

s. Browne, manager of the ten cent theatre al cananea. is in town
 Mrs. w. A. Green and children, with Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff and Mrs Will Mellen Of Bisbee, will be guests at the Slaughter ranch this week.
 II. T. Cuthbert returne dyesterday from Tucson where he has been TOT several days on business.
 Teddy Lloyd was in Bisbee yester' day visiting friends
 Otto Kroeger. the well known con tractor. passed through last night on his way to Fl Paso and San Antonio where he has important building con tracts.
 Miss Ella McNair went to Tomb stone yesterday to visit with reia tives for a few weeks, after which she will go to California to spend the remainder of her vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
LOS ANGELES CAPITAL
 SEEKS RICH FIELD

Circular letters are being received in Douglas from the Los Angeles of fee of the International Light and Power company. corporation which claims to be anticipating the invas- ion of Fl Paso. Tucson and Douglas With gas plants, which tell Of the company's plans and also seek infor nation from the consumers direct. The letter is accompanied by a series of interrogatives by which the com pany seeks to ascertain the amount of local gas consumption. The let ter follows:
 International Light and Power Company. Room 527 Merchants Trust Company Building. Los Angeles. Cal. May 20. 190S.-Dear Sh h:-The Inter national Light and Power company, an eastern corporation of unlimited resources. is anticipating the con struction of public utilities through out the larger and more established towns of the great southwest and at this time is having the preliminary work done preparatory to the con struction of gas plants at Fl Paso. Texas, and Douglas and Tucson, Ari- zona-
 As a preliminary and with the sole object of ascertaining the number of possible customers for its product on completion of the plants. at the price of SIPS per 1000 cubic feet, at it's own free meters. it being the com panys well established policy to own its own meters and make neither charge nor rental for their use. the 1 company is enclosing self addressed. ' stamped envelope. and a list of a few questions to which 1t begs that you make answer and return to it's ofiice at your early convenience.
 This service on your part. as you
 VIII particularly note. does not in any way obligate or pledge you to subscribe for its product, either at this time or any later date and can not be construed as a contract or promise on your part
 ! Thanking you in advance for your courtesy. on the return of which in a . measure depends the fate of the pro ject, we are
 Respectfully yours,
 INTERNATIONAL LiGHr AMI
 POWER COMPANY"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26

Our number 7S1-a lady's skirt trunk, heavy q
 covered A inches long. This affords the ( venienee of packing the skirt full length. two sectional trays and one large twocomp ment tray for hats. leather bound, extra br trimmings. excelsior lock; two keys, shl fancy linen lined throughout, a splendid M, yallie for s250O. Special this week at .... Vi
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
Back From Clifton.

Back From Clifton.
 H. N. Reno returned yesterday from business trip to Clifton where he went on business connected with his brewery The local brewery here finds a good market at Clifton for its product and has been shipping there regularly for considerable time. Mir. Reno said that the people of Clifton were encouraged by the recent as surance that the shannon Copper i, company was about ready to begin building of the new railroad which will connect the mines at Metcali with the shannon smelter just below Clifton. It has been given out III Clifton that a large force will be en' gagged in the building of the road.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26

thentic records were kept in the val ley about Douglas prior to the com ing of the smelters the international Is not cognizant of them. The question is. as the correspondent states, one of interest. and if any of the lnternationafs readers can sup ply the information requested, it will be cheerfully received.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
xrs. w,nalsw. soosh,rs syrus

as. b-sn usea for eyI srxrY:pyy YEsBs- MILcNs II M9rgERs set ter cPILD:e
 sCoTiirs :a.s, III D. .soff sNs iheey Ms ALA Ii 2AtN: ygF!S WIND s,oLiG snl is the ' part of the ~tr'd, Be sure aad ssx for " Mrs wIs .ow's Soothing syrup.- and take no other kn fosd and Druxs Act June euh- l-e Serial Nums kH AN OLD AND WELL TRIED RkslSDH
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
TACOMA HoNoRs ARRIVAL
 OF JAPANESE SQUADRON

TACOMA, May 25.-MunicipaI off cials and officers of the American cruisers Tennessee. Washington and California and thousands of persons who lined the water front and bluffs extended welcome today to Admiral Ijichi. and the Japanese warships at Tacoma.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
cw Wholesale Produce House.

New Wholesale Produce House.
 H. w. Wekeman. who is a new ar rival in town. will engage in the wholesale produce business here as soon as he can secure suitable To- cation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
C. and As Beaten.

wolfes boys added another victory to their long string yesterday when they defeated the c. and A. team by score of six to four. And the re- doubtable MT. Clifford pitched for the losers. too. But it wasn't his fanlt that he lost. He pitched a grand
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26
Wanted!

Attractions and freaks of all kinds for Eagles Picnic, June 18th. See B. L. Holland, Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-26

game. according to the best of au-
 thorities. but was accorded lame sup
 port Barnett heaved for Douglas and with credit to his budding reputation. It was a good game, spectators say,
 and they are the judges and jurors of such social affairs. On Saturday, the Douglas high school team beat similar team from Bisbee in jig time, the score being four to nothing.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
N. Y.WAIST WORKERS QUIT
Twelve Thousand Women in Thrsne
of Workers Who Go On Strike
-25,ooo others to Join.

New York. Nov. 24.-Fifteen thous
and shirtwaist makers, of whom
700 are women. went on strike in Ne
York. and within a week the OH
81, coo members OF Shirtwaist Makers
onion No 25. will quit work unleS
he employers capllulate.
The strike was decided on by tht
ads OF the union following a mas.
Deeting at Cooper Union. PICKED
IRE posted at the en-, aUCes OF the
aFious concerns and when the meu
~ girls reached them they were told
,t.i';o was on.
50 was said that more than $50 man.
touring concerns were affected.
Che strikers demand recognition OF
Union, an increase in wages from
10 30 per cent. and 62-hour week
wage at present are from $40 to
q week.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
APPEAL TO THE GOVERNOR
Mine Workers Union Charge DilatoTy
Conduct on Part Of Operators In
Rescue Work at Cherry Mine.

Cherry. H. Nov. 24.-Tbe United
Nine Workers of America have APP
pealed 20 Governor Dsneen TO des-
ignate an executive head with fail
authority to carry on the work of
yescue at the Cherry mine They de
clare there is no system TO the ef
forts at rescue and that every prsc-
ical miner is dissatisfied.
The appeal is signed by members Of
he state executive board. Officers
VI the company assert there has been
To dilatoriness, but, even if there had
been, the state inspectors are reSpon-
sible, having full authority.
q. II. Rice of the geological survey.
who Is making the chemical analysis
~ the gases and upon whose word res
,uors have been admitted 10 or barred
from the mine. said That the com
plants we're due TO miSapprehensioh
OF conditions in the passages below
around.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
2 WITNESSES ARE FINED
. g9doniS5i55f8 . ~ .fAlD tjTn
Henry GES,yPierce Is Arraiened in
Texas Court. Charged With False
Swearing II, Oil Case.

Austin, Tex. Dee. 1.-The trial OF
Henry Clay Pierce, charged with false
swearing is under way in the district
corst Seventy talesmen Responded
to- the, summons and the selection OF
the Jury was begun. 1t is not known
how long ,his will take, but possibly
L. will consume several days.
C. W. Calhoun and Lor.s Fries. two
witnesses for the state, we're each
fined 500 Tuesday morning at the
request Of the state for failing to BE-
In court as instructed. Another
r-itnoss, ID. II. Hardy. was also absent
ut the state did not ask an attac..
'nent for him.
PieFce's chief counsel is Judge II
6. Priest Other lawyers in his party
re ]. u. Roberts. r. l.. Bats. T. W
-;yetogy and G. W. Allen Of Austin >
+. y. Perkins Of Dallas, Sam Canty
e Fort Worth and Howard Temple
'on of Sulphur Springs. Tex The
',ate's attorneys in the case are:
lanes r.. Hamilton district pros
cutor; J. p. Lightfoot, assistan
attOraey-geneFal: ]. w Brady. coun
attorney; J. F. McCord, C. Fl
Jenkins and w. p. Mclean.
Pierce and his attorneys had a &C
ference in the formers private ca
early in the morning
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02

ENGLISH CABINET TO QUIT
REJECTION OF BUDGET BY HOUSE
or LORDS TO CAUSE STEP.
Public Demonstration Against Lords
Is Feared When Action is Taken
-Fiances in Confusion.

London, Dec. 1.-THE cabinet is
in practically continuous session pre-
pairing for its resignation and the dis
solution Of parliament, following the
expected rejection Of the budget by
the House Of Lords
That the budget will be rejected is
foregone conclusion. The speeches
against Lord Lansdowne's amend
ment will cut down slightly the vote
in the House of Lords by which the
budget Will be thrown out. IL is not
believed these speeches have changed
the votes OF half a dozen peers.
To guard against hostile demon
stration against the lords when action
is taken, the police viii have spe.
cial guard in and around the cham
her. II is feared the public may at
tempt TO vent its wrath by rushing"
parliament.
Complete financial confusion Pre-
walls throughout England and the c&-
perts are as much in the dark regard
ing the outcome as the laity
The highest legal authorities are
agreed that the situation, assuming
that the Lansdowne amendment,
which is for referendum vote on the
udget. viii be carried, will prevent
IS collection Of any taxes except
,A1se specified un6er the permanent
ters thus cuiting down the national
venues by one-half The taxatidt
a., ,,, .,,,.se ,rIfy.b a. m. no of M atafia
irClude the income tax and theGtVd
.2ni whisky duties. Persons who .hay9
a. eady paid these taxes are now proi
pairg to sue and recover from thu
{eVC~Hment f Ser af., $50,
. &any courses are, open to Premie4
Asquith. but he has not indicated
clearly yet which one he will chooses
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
BANK WRECKERS TO PEN
Five pleaded Guilty to Embezzlement
Of Funds Of Upton, Ind, Bank
and Get Five Years Each.

Indianapolis, Ind. Dee. Nv. II
Marker and Noah Marker, charged
With getting away with nearly $l00
700 from the First National bank OF
Upton. Ind. pleaded not guilty wher
aFFsigned in the federal court.
Five men who pleaded guilty in
The federal court to the embezzfe
ment Of funds from national banks
were each sentenced by Judgd
Anderson 10 i've years in the federal
nrisOn at Fort worth. tn"
men are Max Emmerich Of Indian
apolis, Harry C. Prinzler, Indian
polis. E. II. Detze of Fort Wayne, j
II. Phillips of Terre Haute, and
Frank n. NicOlai Of Auburn. Ind,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
ROOsEvtLTs GO TO b.
Family, Who Have just Returned
From Abroad, viii co 70 Rome
to Meet Hunter.

New York Nov. 27.--Mra. Theodore
Roosevelt and her daughter, Ethel.
who have just returned from abroad.
Will so back to Italy early in Febru-
airy TO meet the former president
when he comes from his hunting trip
In Africa.
While awaiting Col. Roosevelt, they
will be guests of Mrs. Roosevelts
sister, Miss Carew n her villa near
Rome II W understood here that Mrs.
Roosevelt viii accompany her husband
On the European lecture tour which
has been planned for him btsore his
return TO America. .,,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
30 ARE SAVED BY C. 0. D
WIRELESS CALL HEARD lN.sTlms
ro. SAVE GREW OF VESSEL,
5ermar Fruit-Laden Boat guns tfsrdl
,,,a Aground on Diamond Shoals '
r With seas High. =. -,'' I

I 80 frrt re tf..~ .t.s
Sew York, Nov, 3O,-The' crew of
thirty men with Captain King, were
rescued in lifeboats from the German
t'Iit steamer Brewster. which is
shore on Diamond Shoals. near G q
-.aueras. pounded by giant seas aR1
nomentarily threatened to brcaAl mp.
Men from the Diamond Shoal l!ight
ship effected the rescue. Tremendous
$ as were running according 20 ed.
Vices received by the steamers agents
here. but the crew was trans.
terred without serious accidenJl
Their rescue was another triumph for
the wireless &C. q. d."
With seas running high and her pO-
sitiOn dangerous. the Brewster, Cap
tain King. laden with fruit and bound
tor this city. from Jamaica, went
lard aground of Diamond Shoals, ac'
eording to message received at the
Office OF the United Wireless com
pany shortly before midnight. The
message came from the government
wireless station at Cape HatteTas. II
said the ship was six miles OF Dia-
nond shoals light ship and between
il and the mainland.
Norfolk also picked up an air mes
age. This was a &C. q. d." call. II
I'D the Brewster was in fourteen
ice, ~ water. and was in danger Of
being dashed to pieces. The calls
TOR help were repeated all through
the early morning. The agent Of The
vessel is Bennett Hosmer.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
PACIFIC COAST OF CENTRAL
AMERICA INVADED. ASSERTS
CONSUL AT NEW ORLEANS.
.EIILEs ARE IN THE MOVENE''.j
Passengers From sslvaroran re- &,
Report Forming OF Expedition -
Predict General upriting IN
Central Ans.tea.

New Orleans, Ia, Nov. 49,
Nicaragua has been inyai,l on .b'
Pacific side by a large force uudc
command OF Gen. Gersan Saens .us
'he towns of Leon VETO and Cn.aE
dega have been captured. uccof 3aS
20 information received by Dr. bHf
Sequciga. consul general Of The pf0
viisopal government here. Cen
GasnHs forces are made M mainly 81
Sicaraguan exiles in Honduras an4
Salvador
Some OF the islands. in the Bay OF
..Cppsecq belong TO Honduras apf
F;bprs 10 Salvador. Il was on these IS
lands. that Gen. saons. assisted D.,
.Gensia,s Goday and Chayarria, me-,
l;SSJ2aled lhs exiles from. the. two ad5qiE
irg republics and nnGed on Nicaragu
,g9l at playa Graude.
a,Sgr,, .Sequeira says that if this force
/ haso 1,eoh Veto and Chinadega Ihegs
esNilf be but little trotbla in capturia,
~, "a, .ipg die people Of that town &
= BonglS,,- in sympathy with III,
brcyqlntionists, and they. only neef
such leaders as Saenz. Goday and
s.Chivayia to overthrow The zelayar
4 officials. IN that section.
b. On ceneral uprisingi Predicted,
bo II is said thar GeqsiSafpz's tro9f'
ave well armed, asnd .,haYe seveFa
9owilzers. and that yoluHeefs ar,
lacking TO Saenz as he advances, ever
ster than he can arm them.
= dispatch from Port Limon Costa
lea, says passengers arriving al
Punta Arenas report a great move
lnent OF troops in SalvadOrean ports
| II is said Gen. Prudence AlfaroSis a.
The head OF 1000 Nicafaguans. Tiff 'SeN
petition is said to be well armed aid
equipped
The arrival OF Don Luis Alone
Barah bona, the ex.csndidate for ths
presidency of Salvador, is momentar
Nv expected and be will join with
hlfsro and Figueroa as one of the
revolutionary chiefs. The revolution
lets are said TO be in possession OF
| Castillo Vicjo.
In a San Jose paper it IL prediested
that the invasion of Salvador 10y
Nicayagusns may precipate a general
| uprising in Central America.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
EIGHT ENTOMBED IN MINE
Fire Breaks Out, Preventing Reseuers
From Reaching Victims Who
May Be Alive.

DucktowD. Tenn, Dec. Light
miners, presumably alive, are en-
tombed by a caye-in in one of the
pany here. Fire broke out in the
mine after the caye-in, which gave
the rescuers hard fight for time
Government mining engineers from
Knoxville, Atlanta and Pittsburg are
now on their way here. Meanwhile
rescueTs are working frantically Ia
force their way into the gas-choked
mine, believing that the eight men
are alive.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
NOT FAR.

"Tfow far away is ueaven?''
A little chap one night
Looked up into his mothers eyes
With mother-love alight
To ask just one moro question
Before the prayer was said
And the little restless figure
Was safely tucked In bed.
SHE put her arms around him
And clasped him 60 her heart,
A. one from whom no sorrow
Save death should ever part.
How far away IL Heaven
My boy"-she kissed his brow
81 seem 20 hear the angels
Tn Heaven singing now"
The soft eyes grew more tender.
The sweet face grew more mild
Heaven is not far distant
From the heart of little child"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
DE - ~ ,.J blew D ~ i.. q:
fEtiNots o6VE,B Ro'R TO AWAIT
REPORT OF GERRY MINE /,
INVESTIGATORS.
.hlE convene on DEGENBERl4
Executive Has Ms5ped Out Special
Session Prograni-Direet Primaries
e. and Deep Waterways viii Be
sir the Main Subjects

F Chicago Nov 29--Governor Deneen
May postpone the date of converting
t6e general assembly. Ia special PES
sion for a week or more, following
Bis decision to ask he consideration
81 such mining Legislation as may be
recommended by the state mine
authorities. who will investigate the
sherry disaster.
THE delay IN due TO his desire TO
hmOw exactly what laws are desired
before calling the legislature together.
Up 10 today il had been ,Ae governors
taAention TO convene the general a.
sembly on Tuesday. December Z. bn'
Aow he probable date IL December -
Instead OF issuing the call today ~
was expected. the governor will wait
uatil the middle or the latter part OF
ne week. BY that time he believes
Ne will have sufficient information TO
proceed.
Has Mapped Out Programme.
The time the call will be Issued and
the cate OF the special sessiOn hinge
spon the rapidity with which tbs ten
state mine inspectors and the subcoE.
nlIttee OF three OF the state H9iBin 3
e0Mmssi who began thee inres-
legations at Springfield today do bus
hness and arrriva at conclusions.
Gov. Oeneen is understood 10 have
dennitely mapped out his special SEES
eloR programme. so far as other mat
seks OF legislation are concerned. but
has RETAINED from making his exact
intentons public previous TO the issu-
nncc Of the call II is known. how.
ever. that direct primaries and The
seep waterway will he the main sub
iec,s.
Amendments TO The general election
faWs are 20 be considered, and pos
sibly the passage Of one .Vr two emer-
Ees,ty measures. whith will not in
volye lengthy debate, will be put in
the call Y BqV so far as possible the
,&eia viii be kept clear for the two
LiE les les OF The session.
Real Work Begins in January.
~ The legislature win do little bust
Eess before the holidays. according 70
present plans. II the session is called
for December II il will continue for
not more than week or ten days,
and then adjourn over until January,
when the lawn,a.lersl Will buckle down
10 work in earnest.
During December Gov Deneen plans
TO make several direct primary and
deep waterway speeches in different
parts Of the state His next speech,
which will be delivered within a few
days. viii deal with the deep water
way. The governor is expected in
Chicago Tuesday and will go over
some OF his legislative plans with
his lieutcnapts Ia this city.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
A Hazardous Occupation.

What is your occupation" inquired
the agent for an accident insurance
company.
Ell open the doors of the dining
room at summer resort hotel" an
gswered the man,
Sorry" replied the agent, "but we
shall have to reject your application.
Your occupation is to hazardous for
US to take such a risk"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
cemmsra. Commission Loses.

Washing an. Eov. 3O.-The right Of
the interstate commerce commission
under the law to fix the charges made
by railroads for terminal facilities,
was denied by the supreme court Cf
the United States. in decision FtE-
dered by Justice Brewer in the ease
OF the Interstate commerce commits
sion against the Chicago & Great
Western and other railroads whose
terminals are in the Illinois metrOpo-
lis.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
cu.stIoned WaIler Death.

..ishal. Mo-, Nov. 24.-lnterest In
cGs- of John Waller, who was
,,,nd dead in bed last Sunday was
?, Acwed by the verdict Of the
O., oner's Jury that Mr.. Waller came
20 his death by hands other than his
own and by parties unknown .1o. the
Jury. The jury omHleI dsG
che MIC A sMelKsia of ms Stemgdb .sna
oi apS a,fag NISans 4bei may 6< AZ
yissAls KBd sd6ksstsd 'tAsl ne nd
inas " the chemists ~ laid before
Ike authorities for legal ac;isn
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
GIRLS WIN sTRIK|
$1,000 New York .ahirtwsist Mako
Still Out, But hoPe to Win NyNt
In a. Pes Datu. D \


New York, Noy. ,E--rNius phousaI
Of the striking siFlshirtwaise make
have returned tsswoTk. Many o. Il
manufacturers hare asceded 20 the
demands al ,eS tn.-
The strike leaders, expJesSsd the
lief that the rernnhding SfUOO wou
win their, cause ,,&SlAin a few. days.
This, heweyer, does not accord will
the statement Of many Of the larger
manufacturers that they viii never &c
cede to the strikers demands.
| Conferences are being held daHy
among Iht mashfaG jaM b tp deviHe
means 10, ngkting J@t ] o. ) strike
There have been more than 15e ~
rests since the strike began.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
Graft sIeuths Convicted.

Pittsburg, Nov 3O.->S. Heron,
Jshn vanness and Thomas Donovan,
alleged private detectives for the
Voters Civic League. were found
guilty OF consr<ring to indict John
Slne and other former councilmeh
who were convicted as result OF the
graft disclosures year ago. AttOr-
neys declare this action OF the jury
viii throw the convicted oouncilmen' s
cases open 10 appeal.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
Inruranca Custer Denied.

JeHersoa City. Nov. S9.-Tbe su-
preme court refused writ of custer
TO Attorney General Major 70 Dust
the German Mutual Life INSURANCE
oSaipSny of st, Louis. The court holds
that the charter OF the company Is
nPf United to the term OF 90 Ee'Rh,
but the Esrd succession means per
petual succession, though not ex1
pressed fully in The legislative enact
ment
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
Ends Ire lAftaV kanino friend.

Marion III, NOV. 27.-The body OF
Roy Ford. late of Cgeal Springs, ar
rived here for burial Thursday. Ford
was soldier fn'ltRe regular army,
stationed at San cFpancisco. While he
and comrade were, wrestling q few
days ago Ford threw his friend. who
in the fan was killed Ford was so
overcome with lsfief',that he took his
own life. .4
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
csr0gg5S.a .gyleoy.

Punxsutawney, Pa, Nov. 27--Joseph
MondilU@a2 ilboyfo Of Eel Nora.
is in Jail here charged with the theft
Of a street car, which he took fons
miles and 'abandoflaR only when the
trolley pole broke, iTha boy says be
was TO. pc, punished t9E being late at
school he other ia" and Stole the
car in order TO- GET a%as from his
troubles 'l,a3 81 tit sd
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
election pate 10 Chan I'd.

Jeg, son City. Mo-, Dve. Gov.
HsGl,y o'olded 10 issue writ Of
election 10 nh the vacancy occasioned
by the death Of Congressman Dear
mond for Tuesday. February I, in.
stead OF January rs.