The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-14

Diamond, still as hearty as u young
ster OF rs or so. has come 10 real
ize. within the last few years, that
it cannot be so very long before
he will have to sign up for one last
voyage, with an unknown set and a
strange port before him: but before
he pulls up anchor for that last
cruise he is going TO fill in his life
log with a trip to ST. Louis, that
he may stand again on the water
front there and look down the riv-
or toward Memphis aud the Guf.
Friends OF Henry Youtsey. sery-
ing a life sentence for the assas-
sination OF GOV, Goebel OF i0en-
lucky, are again seeking his release
on parole.
The June crop report 81 the Ken
lucky Department OF Agriculture in-
dicates that even with the most IA
yorable weather. the grain produr-
ton OF the State must fail far be-
low the normal.
Philadelphia. Howard h. Buzby.
a fish dealer. discovered 4 ls'. " iIr-
ing diamond ring In It's glds MIR
Buzby vas sorting the .lsh from
several barrels re eived from I'm
giesea when he noticed al odd bllse
in the gills OF one and tossed 1t
aside as defective" Later he ax-
amined the defective" and found
the diamond ring He has sent
word to Anglesea and II the original
owner OF the ring can prove his
claim he can have the jewel
Frankfort, KY, June 6.--Douati
Dunstall rs years old, of Falmouth,
stepson OF Secretary OF State Cr'4
celius and clerk in the CorpOrat'u1
Deartment OF State, tonight was -
scued from the Kentucky river by
Miss Rebecca Gooch. is years Did,
of this city. Dunstall was SINKING
his last time when Miss Couch pull
ed him into her canoe, tie WIS
seized with cramps while bathing IN
80 feet OF water. His cries fur
help took Miss Goooh to his aid.
No many persons would relish
the job OF opening more than a doe
en- bottles OF beer without u sip
but Sheriff John AIillhaubt, OF Wich-I
tia, on orders from the Attorney
General OF Kansas. has an engage
ment 10 pry the caps from $4,000
bottles without drink. last Octo-
Der special detective for Gov.
Stubs seized two carloads Of beer
from Cincinnati, II was ordered
destroyed, but the company effected
an agreement whereby the liquor -
to be poured out aud the bottles and
cases returned. Each bottle Is TO De
emptied separately by the Sheriff.
Perryville. Ky. June Two
daughters OF Smith Cox, who re-
Gently removed from the Dry Fork
neighborhood TO the j. w. Moss
farm. were Mortified on awakening a.
few mornings ago TO find a huge
black snake coiIed at the foot OF the
folding bed. On first seeing the
black object. in the dim light. the
girl supposed II to be a garment.
and reaching for 1t, found II TO be
an immense snake. II crawled from
the bed and was cooled under
chair by the time the frightened
girls father killed 1t.
yillisca, Iowa, June 10.--Joseph
Moore, a prominent yillisca business
man, his wife and four children and
two young women visitors with the
Moores were found murdered this
morning in the Moore home TIL Dir
heads had been mashed and an ak
covered with blood and hair was
found.
All we're murdered In their beds.
There is no definite clew to the
murderer. although search Is being
made, II Is said, for one person
suspected by the authorities.
No robbery was committed. and
1t seems that only desire for re-
venge could have prompted the MUIR
der unless the work was done by
mailman.
Boston, June 5.--The sentence OF
Mrs. Lena Cusumano. OF Hull. con-
demned to die this week for the
murder OF her husband. Frank, was
committed to one OF life imprison-
ment by the executive council to-
day.
The woman declared that Enrico
Mascioli killed her husband without
her knowledge; that after the MUIR
der he threatened her life and took
what money she had and declared
himself the head OF her house.
In the affidavit Mrs. Cusumano
said: Il did not hire any one to
hurt or kill. and had nothing to
do with the killing of my husband,
Frank Cusumano."
Mascioli, convicted Jointly with
Mrs. Cusumano. must die In the
electric chair. as the council refus-
ed last week to commute the death
sentence.