The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-09
NEWS NOTES.

has been bought by the Louisville Rail
way Co.
j. Wilson Coots, a well,known Shell
by county farmer, died suddenly in
Louisville.
Frank Williams. aged 20, was run ov-
err and killed by an l.. & N. train at
Lexington.
Rifle and revolver clubs will be organ
lied in the mountains under the nation
al association.
Howard Van Wyke. former Attorney
General of Wisconsin, died at Marietta,
Ga. of dropsy.
At dance in Fayette county. Bud
White was probably fatally stabbed by
some unknown person.
The Northern and Southern Presby-
terrain churches of SheIbyville are con-
sidering the matter Of consolidation. Fl.
The Alabama law which prohibits the
carrying Of a pistol less than "a inches
in length. was declared unconstitution-
al.
W. ]. Bryan was the principal speak
er at the laying of the cornerstone of
the Y. NJ. c. A. building at Tampa,
Fla
Two children died. one in San Francis
co and the other in Kansas City, We'd
nesday, from the effects Of vaccination,
compulsorarly administered.
The floods in Germany caused by sew
eral days Of heavy rains and spell of
warm weather are taking on serious
aspect in many parts of the country.
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roose-
welt will accompany President Roose.
welt on hisitrip to the Lincoln celebra-
ton at Hodgenville next Friday, ac-
cording to advices from Washington.
While dressing to take the train for
Walton, Mrs. William Washburn. of
Worthwhile, Carroll county, exclaimed,
Il am dying" and expired in a few
moments.
Ten thousand dollars will be paid by
the New York World to the person who
makes the journey from New York to
Albany in an airship or flying machine.
mechanically propelled.
A Greensburg dispatch says: The
famous burning well, four miles east
of this city on Green river, has been
belchng forth gas with renewed vol
ume since the earthquake in Italy.
Fire supposed to have started from
crossed electric wires practically de-
stroyed the distillery proper of the
Bernheim Distilling Company, near
Louisville, entailing loss of about
SlOO.0
A construction train on the New
York Central railroad ran into a group
of track walkers near University
Heights in the Bronx borough. Six of
the track walkers were killed and 9TH
ers injured.
The German navy is experimenting
with acetylne shells, which ignite on
touching water and take the place of
searchlights. Each Is constructed to
burn with 5000 candle power for a
period of three hours.
The home of Mrs. Frank Lathrop.
near Brentwood. Ark, was burned and
her two sons, William and Frank. aged
10 and rs years, respectively, and
George Burris, a young man who had
been visiting at the house. were burned
to death.
Bland Ballard. a member of promi-
nent Louisville family. commit ted sui
eide by shooting near his home at Lake
Forest, ILL., He was a son Of the late
Judge Bland Ballard. and was widely
known as an athlete and sportsman in
his younger days.
The result of the second ballot taken
Thursday in the United Mine Workers
convention for the election of vice
president and secretary-treasurer
showed that +. 5. Mccullough, of Bay
City. Mich. was elected vice president
and Edwin Perry, of Oskaloosa, Iowa,
was elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Dispatches TO Dun's Review indicate
progress is somewhat slow but well
sustained in all lines of trade and in
dustry. One encouraging feature is
the large volume of construction work
contemplated or under contract in
most sections of the country and plans
for municipal improvements are also
extensive in several directions.
Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irrit alton in