Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-10

, he was permitted to go or his way
! Their demand for a special rain las
week was eheerfuIly accedcd to-"
JACKSON, KY. June 7-Forme
Sheriff Edward Callahan. famou
throughout this section OF the stat,
for the part he played In Numerous
feuds that disrupted Breathiis count,
for years, was shot from ambush earl,
today and fatally wounded at his HON,
III CrockettsvilIe. sixteen miles iron
Jackson.
/ Callahan had swept out his store
preparatory to opening for .,he day
and was brushing the refuse from
fired. The ball took effect in The left
side of his abdomen. Two doctors
left early for Crockettsville
Bloodhounds have been put on the
trail of the assassin. who it is under
stood. hid behind pile of coal to
fire the shot. Excitement in this re
gion is intense over the shooting.
Callahan was In Jackson Saturday in
attendance upon court warrant nav
ing been served upon him for ma
licious shooting in family affair
scme time ago. His case was con.
tinued and he at once left Jackson
telling friends that lately he was fear.
ful of his life.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, June THE
Thirty-fifth annual session OF the No
bles of the Mystic Shrine began here
today with pomp and festivity Elev-
en- patrols arrived yesterday; forty.
nine, according to schedules, are due
today. Thursday night grand bali
in honor of the imperial council will
close The session and In the meantime
the city will be given over to jollity
and pageantry. Imperial potentate,
rived today.
An excursion on the Ohio river,
aboard three steamers, is scheduled
for this afternoon and on the return
20 the city, street cars and automo-
biles will bear the delegates and their
ladies to the Masonic Widows and
Orphans Home, where each will be
formally greeted. There will then
be served Jaanese supper on the lawn
Little business comes before The
session of Shriners beyond the elec
tion of a tier of officers and granting
of the new temple charters.
DENVER, June S-Cloudbursts and
SNOW in the mountains caused fatal
and destructive floods in Colorado yes.
terday and today. A man and boy dis
in the Grand river near Sui
phur Springs when the ferry boat ca
bic snapped while the boat was in
mid-river. A man and woman We're
drowned in a raging creek near Ii
mon while trying to ford 1t in buggy
The Grand junction water system
Is threatened by tremendous flood
In the Grand and Gunnison rivers, and
other enterprises there face heavy
damage today.
Around Greeley lowlands are flood
ed by sudden rise In the Cache la
and many large fields are Gov
cred with water
With more rain promised and the
full of snow the warm
will cause untold damage
the state.
Jake Kindell and boy. Norman
Williams. are the names of those lost
In the Grand river.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. June s.
Rain and melting SHOWS are feeding
overflowing streams in and about Salt
Lake and there is no prospect OF
cessation of flood waters
which have already inflicted damage
to the amount of $4,000.
A raging torrent has filled the bed
of City creek with sand and gravel
until the stream overflowed west on
North Temple. Roads are two feet
under water; sidewalks are buried
in mud; lawns are quagmired, and
the offal used to dixie bitches is Gre
ating terrible stencil. The street
cars which use this street in going
to the race track and which have
been operated with the greatest diff
Guilty. stopped today.
The Jordan river is overflowing
driving residents in the west part OF
the town from their homes.
PUEBLO, June S.-The will of the
late Patrick Dunphy the Pueblo pio
neer and railroad builder. Just filed,
gives all his property, valued at over
100000, to ST Mary's hospital. st.
patrick's church and the Knights OF
Columbus, share and share alike. Dun
ply had no living relatives and 1t
was generally expected he would leave
his fortune TO Catholic institutions.
He was devout Catholic and believ'
ed through the church his money
would do the most good
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. June s.
The Missouri supreme court today is
sued writ OF prohibition against
Judge George Williams of the St.
Il 4. l. H..