The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-11-15
NEWS NOTES.

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State University defeated ..:.iTransyl.
vania n to o at LexingtonJSaturday.
Tenny. once a great race horse. died
at the farm Of David Tenny Pulsifer in
New York.
The head waiter at Delmonico's in
New York has just died leaving an es-
tate Of 100000
Maj. +. W. Ha wilkins, aged 95lyears,
the Oldest lawyer in Kentucky, died fat
his home in Newport.
Frank Czolsgolz. brother of....the an
archist who killed president Mckinley,
ia dead at Aberdeen. Wash.
Archbishop Ryan, Of Philadelphia,
recently declared that football, as play
ed in America, is barbarous.
Raymond Patterson. for many years
head Of the Washington bureau Of the
Chicago Tribune, is dead in Washing
ton city.
Edward Hof, farmer, confessed at
indianapolis that he pushed his wife off
a bridge. The body was recently found
in White river.
Tilden Banton and Ashford Joseph.
who killed Demosthenes Noble in
Breathitt county on election day, were
granted bail in Sc. 600 each.
Walker Kennedy. for years editorial
writer Of the Commercial-Appeal, and
one of the most wildly known newspaper
men Of the South. died suddenly at
Memphis.
BY an explosion in the Hagley yard
Of the Du pont Powder Co.. near Will
mington. Del. three men we're killed
and several injured. Two mills were
destroyed.
A wild-eyed suffragette armed with
"a horse whip attacked Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill at Bristol, England, and
It was only after struggle that she
was restrained.
The hurricane that swept over Hayti |
wrought immense damage. the extent
of which it is as yet impossible to de-
termine. but up to the present no news
has been received Of any serious loss of
life
Albert Steenstra. of Grand Rapids, |
Mich. was found dead in bed at a no.
tel at Vevsy. Ind. with his skull crush !
ed lie died an hour later. Edward
Kincaid is in Jail charged with the muir
der.
Explosion and fire, under circum-
stances identical with those of the
BROOKLYN comb factory fire of Monday
in which nine persons persisted, cost
the lives of two employees of a comb
factory in Manhattan Thursday. Nine
persons were injured
The immense plant of the Union Dis
tilling Company, known as the Edge
mont Springs Distillery, at Carthage. a
suburb of Cincinnati, was almost des-
troyed by fire. The loss is estimated at
between $500 and $500, 900. fully
covered by insurance.
Will James. Negro who partially
confessed to the murder of Miss Annie
Policy at Cairo. H., was hanged to the
public arch in that city by a mob of
10, 900 persons. James body was rid
died by bullets and sfterward burned
at the scene of the murder.
The Detroit United Railway acceded
conditionally to the citys demand of
$500 day for the use of streets upon
which franchises are said to have ex-
pired Sunday. The company specifies
that il valves no rights and that the
city valves none as far as an ultimate
resdjustment is concerned.
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh
has come out with the fiat statement
that not only will he probe to the bot
tom the scandal growing out OF the
frauds committed in the New York GUS
tom house by the so-called Sugar Trust
and its agents. but he proposes to rem
ovate the entire service.
Earl Bullock. the Kansas boy bandit,
who one month ago robbed bank at
Eudora and killed a policeman before
escaping, returned to the scene of his
crime and after shooting the cashier of
another bank. secured several hundred
dollars and made off. He was hotly
pursued and when capture was immi-
nent, shot himself. 1t is not believed
he will recover. A youthful companion
was captured.
Thomas jefferson Hoal, l7-year.old
boy. caused reign Of terror in New Al
bany. Ind, while attempting to rob
the Merchants National Bank. He shot
and instantly killed Garry" Fawcett,
cashier Of the constitution. and then
probably fatally wounded President j.
X. Woodward and a Negro chauffeur.
He was captured and narrowly escaped
lynching. Hoal now occupies cell in
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