The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
NEWS NOTES.

was found guilty by a jury.
II Is expected that the Louisville g.
Nashville railroad will run through
trains from Frank fort TO Beattyville by
March 1.
Secretary Knox has decided not to
go to FL Paso to be present at the
meeting Of President Taft and Presi-
dent Diaz.
Mile. Simone Bernhard, the grand
daughter of Nine. Sarah Bernhardt,
was married at Versailles to Edgar s.
Gross.
While the news is by no means com
plete. fuller reports from the storm
swept districts on the gulf coast indi-
cate that 100 lives were lost.
Five indictments charging violations
Of the pure food and drug law were re-
turned by the Federal grand jury
gsinst as many San Francisco firms.
FIRE destroyed the post-office and sew
eral business buildings in the village of
Viewpoint. Ind. Several persons were
injured. The loss is estimated at $780,
600
William Kiser, OF Des Moines, was
killed and many persons were hurt by
interurban car from Boone. striking a
street car In Des Moines, la. The ac-
cident occurred on trestle.
Unknown parties broke into the dairy
Of Jack Roark. in Fayette county, and
sprinkled Paris green in the milk and
butter. IL was discovered just in time
to prevent delivery to customers.
James NJ. Carpenter, a relative Of
DR.. J. G. Carpenter. Of this place, is
dead at his home in st. Louis. He was
n years old and one Of the wealthiest
and most prominent men in Missouri.
The French dirigible military balloon
Republique exploded in the air five
miles from Moulins and was wrecked.
Capt. Marchal. Lieut.. Phaure and sub
Lieuts. Vncenot and Reux were killed.
The American Association base hall
season closed with Louisville the pen
nant winner and Milwaukee in second
place. During the season Louisville
won 80 and lost 70 games. finishing
with percentage Of .554.
William II. Marie, IA Cleveland man
who is now in Battle Creek, Mich, has
just completed fast of fifty and one
half days. In performing the feat
Marie lost 40 pounds in flesh. Through
out the fast he drank filtered water.
Pittsburgers lost over 1000, 900 as
result of the tornado which swept
the gulf coast Monday. The Mononga-
hela River Consolidated Coal and Coke
Company lost practically all the coal il
had afoat. the value of which Is esti-
mated at over 100000.
Inquiries are being made by the In
sular Bureau Of the War Department
regarding the report from Manila that
the revenue cutter, Sora. has been cap
tured by Moro pirates and her crew OF
Ia murdered. No official advices have
been received yet at the War Depart
ment.
Section hands on the Louisville
Nashville railroad found the bodies OF
80 sailors and fisherman near Dunbar
Station. l.. This brings the total mum
Der of dead resulting from last Mon
days hurricane up to approximately
two hundred. The bodies were badly
decomposed and were buried near the
old trackbed. without identification.
The total number Of bales of cotton
held on August 81, in the United State:
was l,5l9.93 as against l. 236. 05S ir
1908, according TO report by the Cen
sus Bureau. and l.5l4. 567 in 1907. The
quantity of cotton held in the cottor
growing States on August 81 last wa:
7O2, 99s bales. and in all other States
SIG, 93i bales.
The sect known az the Triune I'm
mersionists, who have been patiently
waiting for the world to come to an enc
at West Duxbury, Mass. for the pas
two days, have left the theater of thei
activities, as the millennium failed Il
appear on schedule time. Hungry an'
tired most of the 800 have repaired 4
their homes.
Public interest will follow Presiden
Taft as his itinerary this week take
him into the Northwest. From Ogden
Utah. the presidents train goes Z
Z Butte. Mont. From there the course
. west to Spokane and Seattle; theme
n south to Portland. where next Sunda,
5 will be spent. The chief executive
timing the subjects Of his speeches 3
: the character Of his audiences, and hi
remarks this week are likely to cove
a wide range Of topics of governments
. and popular interest.
i A Hurry I'm Call.