The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-03-04
NEWS NOTES.

Danville, aged 81.
VIM. p. Lee. treasurer Of the Louis
vile Gas Co., is dead.
Saloon license has been raised in Lex
ington to 1925 from $3.50.
Jose Domingo de Obaldia, president
Of Panams. died from heart disease.
Arthur Miles shot Bessie Stiff to
death on the streets Of Louisville. Jeal-
ousy is attributed as the cause.
Battling Nelson. who was unmerci-
fully whipped by Ad wolgast. is not
satisfied, but wants another chance at
hin.
The Pennsylvania railroad has ac-
quired sufficient stock Of the Norfolk
a. Western Railway to give II absolute
control Of the road.
The cornerstone OF the new Normal
School a. Bowling Green was laid with
appropriate exercises Saturday. Gov.
Wilson was present and delivered an
address
Theodore Roosevelt is to be offered
''c PicSuchSy VI bie thpOSNiOn Which,
is to be held in New Orleans to cele-
brate the opening Of the Panama ex-
position.
A receiver was appointed at Chatta-
noogs. Tenn. for the Great Southern
Agency Company, an insurance corpora
ton operating in several Southern
States. whose affairs have recently
been in the courts
Prosecutor Garven. Of Hudson coun-
ty. New Jersey. has asked the State
supreme court to compel the big beef
companies TO bring their minutes of
directors meetings within the jurisdic-
ton of New Jersey.
A. II G. Mann was stabbed by Will |
Williamson. a Negro, who entered the
Mann home at Vidalia. Ga. and as
saulted Mrs Mann. The Negro was
pursued by an angry mob and killed
five miles from vidalia.
II is expected that 81. 500, 900 will be
distributed at once to claimants against
the Southern Mutual Investment Co.,
as a result Of the confirmation of the
report of }. C. Logers. the receiver, by
the circuit court in Lexington.
William F. Kettenbach. George II.
Rester and William Dryer, whose trial
on charge Of conspiracy to defraud
the Government of valuable timber
lands was concluded at Boise, Idaho,
were declared not guilty by the jury.
DIR. James X. Hull. who was Indicted
at Kirksville. Mo-, on charge Of muir
dering Prof. J. T. Vaughn. was refused
bail. He was remanded to the custody
OF the sheriff. while his lawyers made
application for a writ Of habeas corpus.
Receivers for the Textile Mills Cor
poration were appointed in the United
States circuit court at New. Orleans.
The concern has capitalization Of
IS, 900, 600 and operates several large
cotton mills in Louisiana and Missis-
sipp.
Eulogies on the life and character Of
Gen. Lew Wallace. in connection with
the acceptance by Congress of statue
of Gen. Wallace. presented by the
State Of Indiana. and a debate upon the
postofiice appropriation bill consumed
good deal of time in the House.
Mrs. Alma Proctor Vaughn was ar
rested on warrant charging her with
the murder of her husband. Prof. John
T. Vaughn. She was released on sos.
600 bond. Mrs. Vaughn and DIR. J. r.
Hull. also under arrest. were indicted
at Kirksville. Mo-, on the charge Of
murder.
A number Of valuable papers bearing
on the tobacco situation were stolen
from the residence of Congressman j.
Campbell Cantrill in Georgetown. The
burglar, described as a well dressed
man. fired couple Of shots at Jack
Payne. nephew of Cantrill. who in
terrupted him. Neither shot took ef-
feet.