Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-21
POLITICIANS AND POLITICS.

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Henry levitt. OF Bardwell, broke
his neck while returning from church,
His horse fell with him.
Louis Porter, Of Louisville. worked
five years and when his invention
proved failure he suicided.
Mai Henry Clay Mcdowell, famous
as breeder OF dne horses, died at the
Ashland place at Lexington.
Leather aud hides OF all kinds have
advanced, owing Ia the scarcity of raw
aud manufactured material.
| y Chicago man shot and killed three
OF his children, fatally wounded auotn-
err and then committed suicide
a deserter from the l0tn infantry at
Fort Croox was shot aud mortally
wounded while trying to escape capture.
David Sinton, the Cincinnati philan-
thropist. made an unconditional gift OF
100000 ~ the University OF Ciuciu-
natl.
Mrs. Eta Sellars, a Christian scien-
tist. died at Paducah without medical
attention, and the coroner is investi-
eating.
An Arkansas man murdered woman
because she failed to allow him TO join
q lodge Of which she was leading
member.
over 50 female students a, the North
Carolina State Normal & Industrial
College are i'll OF typhoid fever. Two
have died.
Fred Maertens. member of the
Newport fire department, blew his
brains out because he feared he would
lose his job.
The paper houses are recalling their
price lists and say that prices gener
ally will be advanced in some instances
80 per cent.
Mrs Mary Tyler Eustis, who was the
wife Of the late Mayor Henry 5. Tyler,
OF Louisville, died OF childbirth Al
Boston. Mass.
The main building OF the Southern
Normal School at Bowling Green was
badly damaged by tire and the Cherry
Bros loss will be $4,000.
Thomas Ayres, aged 100 years. died
near Paducah. He leaves eight daugh-
tiers aud 10 sons, the oldest OF which IL
-. The youngest child Is %.
The proposed Havana American Gig.
ar syndicate being organized at Tampa,
Fla will have capital OF 5000, 900
common and 100000 preferred stock.
\ New York man bent on suicide
took rough on rats, cut his throat with
a razor and then hanged himself. He
succeeded in shuiilng OIL his mortal
coil.
The supreme court OF Tennessee has
upheld the uniform text book law, and
also denies the right To the American
Tobacco Company TO sell cigarettes In
the State.
a disastrous civil war is said to have
broken out in the British possession OF
New Guinea. Eleven villages have
been obliterated and the Inhabitants
slaughtered.
Leonard b. Imoden, formerly OF Fort
Worth, Texas, who was found guilty OF
conducting a wildcat bank at Kansas
City, has been sentenced TO 10 years
imprisonment.
A pension OF els month has been
granted the mother OF Lieut.. Worth
Bsgley, the heroic young naval officer
W no was among the first 10 lose his life
IN the war with Spain
Al Chicago $500 member OF the
Knights and Ladies OF Honor have Sc
ceded from the organization because OF
dissatisfaction with the management
by the Supreme Lodge,
a man and five women, who, being
lChristian scientists, refused TO be vac
cinated at Americas, Ca, have been
fined and ordered imprisoned. the WON
en- for Is days and the man for 30.
Five men enlisted In the United
States army at the recruiting Office IN
Barbouryile. They are all mixed In
the Clay county feuds and express
themselves as tired of bushwhacking
a Chicago woman, 10 avoid regula
tion preventing mothers with children
under two years from teaching In the
public schools. legally renowned all
claim TO her seven months old infant
Phyllis Rankin, the actress, has
brought suit for $4,000 damages from
Guy Phelps Dodge for alleged SANDER.
She alleges that Dodge had falsely tod
the "chappies," his eliminates, that be
had kissed her.
Michael Emil Rollinger, who muir
dered his wife last December and then
set fire TO the house in an endeayOr 10
hide his crime. was hanged in the
county Jail, Friday, at Chicago. He
died protesting his innocence.
On the sixth trial and after the ca.e