The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-10-19
This and That.

vile. has closed its doors for the pur-
pose Of liquidation.
The death list Of the recent storm in
the South now numbers 46 and the
property loss is much heavier than was
at first estimated.
The carriage supply Of Frankfort
was exhausted in an effort 10 provide
vehicles for the funernl Of the late Sem
ator William Lindsay.
The court Of appeals held that the
Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias
was not responsible for debts incurred
at the national encampment in Louis
vile.
Hiram Carpenter. aged IS. died in
Bath county. He was fond Of tobacco
and coffee and his friends put hand Of
tobacco and pound Of coffee in his
casket.
Sales at the Burley Loose Tobacco
Warehouse at Lexington averaged
sl743. There we Is buyers present.
The demand was strong and the bidding
spirited.
William |. Buchanan. Of Buffalo. for
mer American minister to the Argen-
tine Republic and Panama, was found
dying in London and was dead when
medical aid arrived.
For the second time within a month
burglars entered the post-ofiice at
Monticello Saturday night and bowed
the safe with nitro-glycerine, securing
money and registered mail.
Mrs. l.. McF. Blakemore. Of Hopkins
vile. was elected president Of the Ken
lucky division. United daughters Of
the Confederacy Louisville was Sc
lected as the next place Of meeting.
Judge William Lindsay was buried at
Frankfort. Although the day was in
clement. d large concourse Of his friends
paid their last tribute. The funeral
ceremonies were simple but impressive.
A detail of Company F., of Cynthia
ma. Second Infantry, left Cynthiana
Saturday under sealed orders and IL is
believed they have been sent to that
section Of the State where night riding |
has been active.
The football team Of the University |
Of the South was defeated by Princeton
by the score Of 20 to 0. The Tennessee
boys put up a game fight and the first
invasion OF the East by a Southern
cam was voted a success
Midshipmsn Earl ID. Wilson. an ap-
pointee at large from Kentucky to the
United States Naval Academy, sustain
ed serious injuries in a football game
played at Annapolis between Villanova,
Pa, and the Naval Academy team.
The city council of Winchester. au-
thofized vote at the November cleo
tion on the question Of issuing bonds to
the amount of $40. 900 for the purpose
of erecting a city building. At the
same time bond issue Of SOS, 600 for
sewer purposes will be voted on.
San Francisco will celebrate this
week the discovery of the Golden Gate
by Gaspar de Portola. A number of
American and foreign warships will as
semble in San Francisco Bay for this
celebration. and the countries of the
world are to be represented by special
delegates and commissions.
Attorney General Breathitt has con-
cluded that the purchase of the Louis
vile 4 Atlantic by the Louisville q
Nashville is not violation of the law
prohibiting the acquiring Of compel
ing line. He will hold up his decision,
however. until the objections of Rich
mond are given another hearing.
A New York Central train was
wrecked at Rhinecliif, N. Y, by a
broken rail One passenger was killed
and ten others were injured. Presi-
dent w. c. Brown, w. II. Newman, for
mer president, and W. X. Vanderbilt,
Jr., who were asleep in private car,
were almost shaken from their berths.
Willie Boy, the Piute Indian desper-
ado for whom three armed posses have
been searching the San Bernardino des-
ert in California. was found dead on the
summit Of Bullion Mountain. where he
had been making his final stand. He
had killed himself with the last shot in
his rifle and had been dead several days.
Jack Johnson. the negro pugilist, re-
tanned the worlds heavyweight cham
pionship Saturday by knocking out
Stanley KetcheI in the 18th round at
Colma. Cal. The fight was hot from
start to finish and the Negro was badly
punished before disposing Of his lighter
opponent. The receipts were over s4o.-
600.
At Covington United States Judge
Cochran granted the motion for a new
trial in the alleged might rider" case