The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-28
NEWS NOTES.

Ezra Kendall. the comedian, died at
Martinsville, Ind, where he went for
treatment.
The Journal News plant at Evans
Vile, Ind. was destroyed, causing a
loss Of 800. 900.
In a wreck in the Mobile, Ala, yards
Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad one
man was killed and three injured.
Hetty Green, one Of New York's
RICHEST women. says meat is too high
f6t her and she will substitute some
thing for it.
James Shouse, aged so, killed him
self at vincennes, Ind. leaving note
saying he took his life for the better
ment OF his children.
Premier BRAND and Minister of FL
nance Cookery, Of France. after a con-
sultation estimated that the food losses
would exceed 5000. 600, 900.
Warner Van Norden, president Of the
Van Norden Trust Co.. Of New York,
was robbed Of s2s, 900 by two women
as he was leaving the Waldorf-Astoria.
The directors of the Pennsylvania
Company. operating the Pennsylvania
railroad lines west Of Pittsburg. declar-
ed dividend Of SIC 81 per share. pay
able in stock.
A report that the Jeffries-Johnson
fight will shortly be declared of on ac-
count Of the dispute between Richard
and Gleason as to the place where il is
to be held is current.
Holders of copper stocks saw their
profits of the past two months melt away
Tuesday in one of the sharpest declines
which the Boston market has exper-
fenced for nearly year.
The Federal governments prosecu-
ton Of the publishers Of the New York
World was stopped. Judge Hough in
the U. S. circuit court in New York
quashing the Indictment.
George S. Schuhmsnn. president of
the company publishing the Louisville
Anzeiger, one of the foremost business
men in Louisville. and a leading Ger
man-Amer;can citizen, is dead.
In the court of appeals G. W. Settle.
Of Madison county. convicted and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for 10 years
on a charge Of unlawfully OBTAINING a
woman. was given a new trial.
The jury in the case of 7. S. Ander.
son. the Greensboro banker, charged
with false swearing. failed to agree
and was discharged. Ii stood seven
for acquittal and five for conviction.
The Court Of Appeals affirmed the
decision of the Boyle circuit court in
the case of the Commonwealth against |
George Gordon for the killing of Robt.
Brewer. Gordon must serve q years. |
Three persons were killed and three
seriously injured when an automobile
owned and driven by a Kansas City.
Kas.. contractor, John Maloney. skid. |
ded and plunged over 40-foot embank- |
ment.
The meat boycott has become nation
al. Labor unions and persons with So
cialistic tendencies in every large city
in the nation have become involved in
the crusade against the alleged Beef
Trust.
A fourth of France, it is estimated,
is now under water. Snow and rain
are adding TO the floods. which are I'M
precedented in the history of the pres
ent generation. The Seine continued
to rise and the situation in Paris grew
worse hourly.
| The Indiana Supreme Court reversed
itself and held the gravel road law
passed by the last Legislature consti-
tutional. and thereby some $4,000. 900
of bonds issued under the law and out
standing in Indiana. Ohio and Eastern
States become valid.
A petition for rehearing in the case
of Beech Hargis against the Common
wealth has been filed with Napier
Adams, clerk of the Court of Appeals.
A ruling on the motion Is expected
shortly. He was given life sentence
for killing his father. Judge Jas. Har-
gis.
Gov. Swanson. in special message
to the Legislature. advises that Virgin
ia should claim from the Federal Gov
eminent portion of the $50. 900. 900 de-
rived from the sale of public lands in
the territory which Virginia ceded to
the United States from which were
formed the States Of Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin and a por-
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