Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-17
MEMS Or the vclNAGe.

Adair coun,y's jail has only one pri-
soner.
Al Miedlesboro the public schools
have been suspended until next Mon
day.
Milton Green, tried nj London Tor
murder. was given i've wears imprison-
ment.
Cant }. +. Horo's Barbourville com.
pany Of state guards will be mustered
10 tomorrow.
Col. T. n. Ripy. Of Lawrenceburg' is
said to have made $4,000 out OF the
recent rise In whisky.
Mrs John French. wife OF the senior
member OF the firm Of French q KEEL
sey, died at Yosemite.
Az Berca, Mrs. Garland Klnkead was
burned to death while sitting In an In
yalld's chair before the fire.
Il is said that the death OF DR.. John
Huntley, OF jackson county. was caused
by drinking six bottles Of hot drops as
substitute for whisky.
uF. A. GrosecIose, late OF 5. y. Lees
Institute, jackson, has been placed 10
charge Of the new department OF ste
biography and typewriting, just esiao-
lished at Central University.
lack Roberts, at engineer on the
southern Railway, was scalded To death
by his engine turning over with hin
near Marystowu, Tenn. He lived a
Corbip, where he left wife and child
Judge Robert a. Burton, one OF tho
most prominent citizens OF Marion
county. died suddenly yesterday. H'
was for Is years county Judge and ha'
served In the Senate and Lower Hon''
of the Legislature.
The Paragon, published at the hons
OF Ethel Scott, devoted only an inch o.
two TO the trouble between him an'
Col. Colson. II IL evident that the PEG
nile of Pulaski are not boiherlng them
selves much over the episode.
Mrs. Lila Harvey Loving, vile o
Rev.J. w. Loving, died at her home Il
Charlottesville, under peculiarly dis
tressing circumstances. An interesting
event was expected, hut death Inter
yeued To turn IL TO sorrow. Mrs. Low
ing's sister. Mrs. e. Q, Conn, OF Har
rodsburg, died nnder similar clrcun
stances In 1895. Both were daughter
ofDr. w. u. Harvey, of the Wester
Recorder.
IL is said that IT. Ethe. Scott Is yer
near the hearts OF the privates OF 10
4th, because they think To him Is du
the mastering out of the regiment
Most all OF the men side with Scott q
shown by the wearing OF buttons beal
ing bis picture, while the officers a
most TO a manrsIde with Col. Colsor
They wanted TO stay In the service an
get big pay for doing nothing; the me
who only got $40 a month. wanted
go home.
A biz of history OF the Colsou famil,
brought out by The Colson-Scott trout
lie, Is interesting. His father wasa mil
lister OF the Gospel aud accumulated
large amount OF money through spec'
lation In mountain lands. Red Colso'
the Oldest sen, killed several men du
ing his life In the mountains, aud e'
capped to Texas, where he spent u
better portion of his life, returning
Kentucky TO die. James Colson, al
other 500, was killed by County Cler
Renfro, OF Bell county, In 1850. Att
he had been shot through the hear
Colson raised on his elbow and sh
twice at Eenfro, killing him Instant
John Colsou, another son, and form
sheriff of Bell county, was assassinat'
at Middlesboro and John Dugan Is nc
serving a term in the pen for the KILN
though many people of that .section
the State believe him innocent OF u
crime. George Colson, fourth so
wac killed in a fight in Texas, whe
-. he went after failing In an examinati'
for entry To Annapolis Naval Academ
Gilis and ID. G.. Colsou are the So
living