Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-28
NEWS OF TIVE vIClNAGt.

and one In the country.
The Hammer will contest was ended
after several days trial at Danville by
"a verdict sustaining the will.
The school census Of Middlesboro
Jus, taken shows ,325 school children,
an Increase OF 307 over last year.
Madison Female Institute a. Rich
mond will hold its commencement ex-
ercises from Sunday, May 81, 10 Thurs
day, May %
IL vas found necessary To amputate
the leg OF Calvin Taylor, OF Madison,
who was kicked by a horse and he is
doing we'll
"A live scorpion worked itself through
the skin OF Marion county Negro wo-
man head, where 1t had probably been
for several months.
While overlooking the machinery In
Hofman's distillery at Lawrenceburg,
Louis Monett stumbled and fell into IL
and was horribly mangled.
Miss Katie Hacker has been selected
to represent the Caldwell high sc hool
of Richmond IN the Bluegrass school
tournament To be held at Somerset In
NAV.
Gov. Hlndmau. Of Columbus, threw
arock at his veteran saddle horse 10
drive him out OF lot and striking bis
fore leg broke IL. necessitatlng the kill
ing OF the animal.
Mrs. Dlshman, widow OF Col John
Dishman. who died at Barbourville
about four years ago, died "Wednesday
morning at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. A. X. Cook, IN Pineville, aged 10.
The Somerset Paragon tells OF the
death OF Mrs. Permelia Quarles Hayes
n, the age OF ~. OF her children,
Logan aud Ephriam aud Misses Jerusha
and Susie Hayes and Mrs. Bette Hans
ford, survive.
The agreed case OF the Richmond
and Lancaster Turnpike Co., against
the county OF Madison was decided
Friday by Judge Scott, who allowed
the Turnpike CO.. $4,000 for the IL
miles OF road In question from this city
to the Garrard line. Register.
DIX. Pearsous, the Chicago philan-
thropist, who recently made good his
promise OF ESQ, 900 TO Berea College on
condition that sl50,oOo be raised from
o,he, sources. has lust added another
$50, ZOO to the endowment OF that insti-
tuition, making his donations reach
total M slO0. 600 within Q month.
HYDE, county merchant, Who has
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The Times tells blood and thunder
story of how Fireman Lawrence Prev
lit, a small pox uatient at Lebanon
Junction. ran the quarantine and at
tempted TO pay Williamsburg a visit
A crowd with reyolvers met him at tn
train on dispatch from the conducio
and he was ordered to continue South
ward. At Newcomb, Tenn, physi
clan took charge of him and had hIr
sent TO a pest house.