The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-10
NEWS NOTES.


Stanley. this State, is under arrest for
alleged shortage.
Cannibals are killing and eating for.
eigners in the Malaha and Tangha re.
gions Of South Africa.
Gen. Trevino places the loss Of life
from the floods in the State of NuevC
Leon. Mexico, at 800.
The explosion Of an ammonia tank
in Cleveland caused s5O,0OO damage at
the plant Of the Cleveland Provisic n
Company.
At Bristol. Va. Judge Kelley denied
the pleas Of the ''drys" to be allowed
to amend their petitions in the suit with
the "wets."
Somebody climbed through B. Roses
window in New York. while he slept,
and after terrific struggle murdered
him with knife.
Lucien ]. Irwin was elected president
Of the Louisville. Henderson and st.
Louis Railroad Company at meeting
OF the board of directors.
The Pressed Steel Car strike is about
settled. Wages will be restored as soon
as conditions warrant, and the 900 men
who first quit work will be taken back.
Z. II. Hartman has suffered another
relapse and it is said that his life is
hanging in the balance. Reports as TO
the exact condition of the millionaire
are conflicting.
Permission has been granted by Mrs.
John c. Latham for the opening of
the casket containing the body Of her
husband for the purpose of taking a
death mask to be used for a statue
to be erected in Hopkinsville.
Thomas II. Broadhead, who was &C.
quilted Of charge Of accepting brides
while chief Of police of Los Angeles,
was restored to duty as captain of po-
lice. and will receive pay for the period
since his suspension five months ago.
The coroner's jury returned a nom
committal verdict at the inquest into
the death of John Cook. who was killed
in the riot in Frankfort. In the case
Of the late Sergt Ingram Tate it was
held that he was killed by Joe Nickels.
Statisticisns who are eminently quail
flied to form estimates believe that
the United States census to be taken
next year will show a population of
between 90. 200. 900 and 95, 900. 0Oc. They
would not be surprised if the figures
ran as high as loo. 600, 600.
Brief funeral services were held in
Washington over the body of Capt.
Samuel c. Lemly. for II years Jude G
Advocate General of the Navy The
body was borne with a military escort
to Arlington National cemetery. where
interrnent took place with full militaIy
honors.
| Warrants were sworn out at Frank.
fort by Z. w. Howser, at whose saloon
Saturday nights riot occurred, against
Capt. w. B. Waddell and Sergt. Ear
Britton, Of Company G, of Somerset
They are charged with unlawfullN
banding and confederating to destroy
property.
Nineteen persons narrowly escape,
death in the burning of boarding
house conducted by Mrs. X. w. Pettis
at Monroe. La. The fire, believed t.
be of incendiary origin, had gained 81
much Roadway when discovered tina
the guests were forced to jump iron
the upper windows in their nigh
clothes. Many were injured.
Still unrepentant for her act. Eliza
beth Clara Becker. the young woman
who on Saturday killed John A. Gun
Their, Jr.. the garage proprietor will
whom she lived. and then shot herself
died at Brooklyn hospital. Her las
words expressed satisfaction that Gun
Their was dead. The woman said sh'
shot him because he was untrue to her