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

Sam BACKYARD, his vile and SIX chil
dren all died of typhoid fever In Fay
cite county within seven weeks.
Mrs. Charles Mccoy was burned on
OF her house, near Jacksonville. pre-
sumably by persons who believe she
killed her husband.
The statement Is made that Mr.. c
II. Stoll, the promoter OF the combin,
OF the Kentucky distillers, is to receive
$500. 900 for his services.
Miss Minnie Fontaine, a belle OF At
lanta, and a member OF a prominent
family. has renowned society and will
become a trained nurse.
Bob Fitzsimmous aud Jim Jeffries
signed articles for fight some time be-
tween April and May 20, before the
club Offering the largest purse.
Fire at Brookville, Augusta county,
which started In the Review office, de-
stroyed IL. Pope's Hotel and several
other buildings. Loss $4,000.
Friends of Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst,
widow of the late Senator Hearst, Of
California, say she has spent 5000, 900
in charity during the last five years.
The freakish behavior of the cold
wave is illustrated by the statement OF
the weather observers that 1t was cold
err Monday in Texas than in Montana.
Ex-Representative w. c. G. Hobbs,
of Lexington, found an ex-4th KY,
soldier trying to break into his resi-
dence and fired twice at the man with
out effect.
Ben Graves, Alexander Clark and
will johnson, Collins county, Texas,
farmers froze to death while attempt
ing TO walk from Mckinney to their
homes.
Criminals can not now escape punish
ment by fleeing TO Mexico. An extra
dition treaty just agreed on permits
the return of criminals now 10 either
country.
Edward Begley, former city fire.
man, was shot and killed in crowded |
charity ballroom in Memphis by Calvin
Miller. a lawyer, of Sardis, Miss, over
a woman.
Snow covered all of Florida rs far
south as Tampa on the west coast aud
St. Augustine on the east. Vegetables
were killed and the oranges were bad
ly injured.
a fire which started in clothing
house near the corner of ID and Race
IN Cincinnati, did half million dollars
If damage. The st. Nicholas barely
escaped destruction.
AT Washington - inches of snow fell
md the worst blizzard in years was ex.
several people being lost in
NOW drifts and frozen. Railroad trail
ic was entirely suspended.
Gov. Bradley has offered reward
II $50 for King Mcnamara, the cow
lrdly SLAYER OF young Keller at Lexing-
on. He would be lynched II the peo-
de there could get him now.
Flames completely Quilted Stones
livery stable, James Dawsou's saloon,
Joulter's hardware store. and the gro-
cry of Cox & Wells at Taylorsville.
.oss $4,000. II has been but short
ime since it had a disastrous fire.
"Jaydice" Kennedy, the notorious
hug, murderer, highwayman, burglar
nd ex-convict. is under arrest in Gin
,ha.c,od NTH lareanv eammif.
ed while attending the funeral of
-iend. He is well-known in Louisville.
The administrator OF Marion Taylor,
no was hung by mob at Scottsburg,
nd d, has sued the sheriff of the county
Dr. 5000 damages for negligence In
citing the prisoner be taken. Taylor
as awaiting his trial for killing his
life.
Engine u on the N. * w. railroad
xploded in the Kenova yards and kill
| Engineer Everett Fields instantly,
ortally wounded Fireman Fred Nor
=. and Brakeman Edward Z. Hensley
as struck by a flying piece of iron and
veral OF his bones were broken. Low
ater caused the explosion.
In many Kentucky and Tennessee
WINS the coal situation became criti-
A, and what coal could be secured, was
led out in very small quantities. AT
ely and Crofton, two railroad stations
Christian county. the citizens are re-
rted 10 have become desperate, and
have forced a train crew TO leave
r OF coal at each town.
The youngest inmate of the Frank
n penitentiary is Jackson Cox, OF
Ike county. He is ID years OF age and 4,
TO serve two years for barn burning.
: is bright little fellow, rather
lall for his age, and the services OF G
e tailor OF the penitentlary clothing 5
partment were required TO make him
,oy's knee pants suit OF stripes. y