Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
KENTUCKY

who WAS SO IOTIundlt dS u
marry a woman formerly of Henderson,
KY. was asked yesterday II he was going
to take his family to Whittier today
TO attend the reunion of Hendersonians
at the ranch of Mrs. A. T. Emory, for-
merly Miss Sallie Williams).
"Bet your life 1 am. Couldn't keep
INV wife away from there. She says 1t
wouldn't be safe. don't know what she
means but / know we are going"
HENDERSON, KY, Sept. 7.-Much con-
sternation was created here today by
special to the Cleaner from Los Angeles
stating that Henderson people in Cali
fornia were going to hold a reunion at
Whittier tomorrow.
.'I think it's shame" said one pretty
matron today. .'They did not let us
know in time, and, my, how poor old
Henderson's ears will burn today"
CADIZ, KY, Sept. 1-Captain w. ].
Stone, who had announced as independ-
ent candidate for the state senate in this
district against Conn Linn, the Demo-
cratic nominee, withdrew from the race
and announced his intention Of sup
porting the entire Democratic ticket.
HOPKINSvILLE-Rel in this city
have been notified of the death of Mrs.
John H. Campbell at Milwaukee. Mr.. and
MIS. CdI0pDeli IcSldCu III hhic
city, but had lately made their home In
ST. Louis. They were spending the sum-
mer in Milwaukee, and Mrs. Campbell died
suddenly in her apartments of heart dis
ease. Besides her husband, she leaves
two young daughters. She was the daugh-
ter of the late Rev. DR.. George, "a prom
inent Texas minister.
MADISONvILLE-The Hon. Ben John
son, congressman from the Fourth dis
trict, will open the Democratic campaign
at Madisonvile tomorrow afternoon, when
he will address the voters of the county
at the court house.
HICKMAN-Robert Edmond died at his
home in West Hickman yesterday after
noon at o'clock and the funeral was
held this afternoon at2 o'clock He leaves
a widow and several children.
PADUCAH-Chas. johnson and Chas.
Jones, negroes, who entered Chief of
Police James Collins dining room Sunday
and stole his waiting dinner, were held
over for six cases of housebreaking. A
search Of their rooms disclosed fifty suits.
overcoatS and odd garments taken from
residences, twenty pistols and silverware.
BARBOURVILLE-A number of men
called Tom Hale to the door at his home
on Richland creek last night, and when he
emerged began firing into sthe house.
Hale held candle in his hand, and this
was shot into pieces. No one was hurt,
but the house was riddled by bullets, ac-
cording to reports.
CADIZ-Rock Castle little village on
the Cumberland river, ten miles west of
here, was paid visit few nights ago
by the night raiders" but aside from a
general frightening, of the more timid no
harm was done.
PADUCAH-Damage resulting from the
tornado is estimated high into the thou
sands. The American Express company
and Smith Sisters millinery stores are
total wrecks. The cupola of the Long
fellow school was shaken from it's foun-
dation, railroad cars driven about the
yards and boats blown from their moor
ings.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Kelly, a
well known dairyman of this county,
was found dead in a field near his home
just after the hail and thunderstorm,
which ragged in that portion of this
county 1t was at first supposed that
he had been killed by a stroke of light
ming, but an examination by Coroner
Malloy showed that death was due to
apoplexy.
Judge Frankline Stone, alias Frank
Marrin at one time probably the most
hunted man on earth not charged with
the crime of murder, is in Lexington.
SMITHS GROVE = The Smiths Grove
Training school for the Vanderbilt uni
versity opened with large number of
people present. Between seventy-five and
one hundred students were enrolled. Inn
pressive addresses were delivered by the
Rev. DR.. r. w. Browder.
NICHOLSVILLE-Jesse Bryant. aged
IA years, one of the wealthiest men in
the county died suddenly of acute in |
digestion while seated at the dinner |
table at his home in the country.