Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-06-24
DANvIllE.


Thomas, son OF Smith Montgomery
died Tuesday at the home of his faith
er, near Psrksville, OF consumption, aged
2S.
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Walton, aged about ten days.
died Tuesday night The little creature
had been very irail from its birth.
Mr. Robert Williams and Miss Han.
Dah Good, both Of the knob section OF
the county, obtained marriage license
"Wednesday. He is Is and she Is -.
Mary Lizzie johnson and Hettie
Crittenden were each fined sll.40 in the
police court Wednesday for fighting.
Henry Johnson, the husband OF Mary
Lizzie, was the bone of contention.
Betsy Bottoms, l7.year-old color
ed girl, who lived with the family OF her
uncle, Charley Bottoms, on Col j. I.
Packers place, died Tuesday Of brain
fever. The remains were taken to Per-
ryyille for burial
Hon. L. {. Bell, OF Harrodsburg, was
in town Tuesday aud announced him.
self a candidate for circuit court judge
for this district. He announced also
that Judge Hughes had withdrawn from
the contest for Common wealths sttor-
ney.
John y. Rowsey, native OF this
county, who went West rs years ago, is
. 3 al -
mother. lie is now a passenger con
ductor on the road running from Palis-
ade, Nevada, to Eureka, Nevada. lie is
very popular with his employers and de.
servedly 50. lie is a con OF the late Jas.
per Rowsey.
About ten days ago Amanda Doty
was fined ia the police court $40 Tor
abusing Maria Nurse. Amanda, dis
pleased at being fined, went before Judge
Veteran and swore out "a warrant charg.
ing Maria aud Manuel Doty with lewd
conduct. This case coming for trial
Wednesday morning was promptly dis
missed by Judge Veteran, the motive
OF the prosecuting witness being clearly
shown.
VIM. Drye, who shot and wounded
Hiram Cowan sunday night so that he
died Monday morning, was tried before
Judge McFerran Wednesday and held
for further trial in the sum OF 500. Drye
, and Cowan were both colored. Cowau
had many friends among both white
and colored people. Drye is such vi
cious. insolent rascal that no sympathy
is expressed for him in this trouble anC
. no satisfaction over the fact that his de
tense he lid not testify himself was 4
rather strong one.
Complaints have recently been made
=, TO the city recorder OF the violation OF I
town ordinance which has been practi
" cally dead letter for q number OF years
although il has been in existence, a
least, since 1850. IL appears as follows
ANY person OF any age guilty OF throw
ing stones or balls, or OF throwing
, snow ball, kicking any ball upon any O
D., the streets. or upon any OF the publ
places or grounds within the limits q
the town, shall be fined for each otlens
> 81" Under the above Bud Owsley an
John Cowan, both colored, were fined :
aud costs each Tuesday.
! The base ball game between tn
Harrodsburg aud Dauville teams Tues
day resulted in a victory Tor the Dan
yilles. Score to o. The features q
the game were the battery work OF Ell
ing and Jones, Citing striking out
: men and one soft hit Fitzgerald, lat
OF the Louisville league team, struc
: out Is men and three hits. Ham mad
a brilliant catch for the Danvilles an
carried OF the fielding hnnors for hi
team. Lansing's field work was gilt
edge The Danvilles play again at Har
;, rodsbuIg Friday. Il. @. Evans as I'm
p, pire gave general satisfaction.
A telegram was received Wednei
:, day morning from Waco, Texas, by NJ
J. A. Quisenberry announcing the deaf
;, OF his wiies half.brother. Mr.. Charles
BtatlN, lEtsudl tNtulbS az . OClbCl
The cause OF death was not stated, a
7, though it has been known here that NJ
Beatty's health for some time past ha
, been rather feeble. Deceased was Dor
/. in Danville, July u, 1910, and was IL
" only son OF the late President Ormon
" Beatty, OF Centre College. He gradu
!. ted from Centre College in 1889. Sou
y of his classmates were Thomas Adam
~ then of Mercer county, now of Marshal
49, Mo; wilkins G.. Anderson, Louisvill
John d. Bryan, then of Lincoln, now
= Las Cruces, New Mexico; Csbe!l b. Blu
lock, Lexington; Charles ii. Dobb
~ Round Rock, Texas; Felix G.. Fox,
Louis; Il. L. Jacobs, Reed l.. McMurtr
j. and President w. @. Young, of Danvill
at During the civil war Mr.. Beatty was
member OF the LIST regiment OF Texa
to mounted infantry. lie returned to Kel