The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1910-04-15
over The STATE.

Ernest karnes, Arthur Waryck ant
Dave Plumley, the latter three bein,
charged with passing the squriCu
| coin. Kenner is charged with its man
! ufacturing, and was captured at Iii
home near this city, along with
complete outfit, pronounced by {
government secret service man anon;
the officers the most complete ne hal
ever seem kenner made a complete
confession.
Knoxville, Tenn.-The Hotel Carne
gle, at Johnson City, built at a cos
OF $4,000, was totally destroyed b.
fire. The last occupant of the builG
ing vacated it the day before the fire
as extensive repairs were to hav
been made. The total loss, including
furniture, $4,000; insurance, Sac,
900.
Bristol, Tenn.-The case against
the Bristol Ethyl and Industrial com.
pany, whose distillery in this city was
seized a year ago for alleged violation
of law, has been compromised as tC
all matters civil and criminal growing
out OF it. The government refuses to
compromise with the gauger, NJ. f.
Tester of Johnson county, who is un.
der Indictment also. The amount of
the compromise is not known, though
1t is said the government rejected an
offer of $4,000 some months ago.
Washington, D. C.-The committee
on merchant marine has decided tc
favorahly report Representative Aus
tins bill to establish mussel hatch
cry in the second district.
The members from the second dis
trict secured the promise of a Pana
ma canal exhibit for the Appalachian
exposition.
NaehVilsc, Tenn.--That Tennessee
is awake and astir in matters tube.
cular was brought out in the speeca
CT Director e. G.. Routzahn Of the
American tuberculosis exhibition
before the health officers of the stal,
This speech was an outsiders view o.
what the state has done and what il
ought to do in the near future.
Already health departments, phys
clans, womens clubs and other
groups have made great strides il
Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn.-Pictures of H..
old home and the tomb of Presiden
James X. Polk are wanted by tx
Chicago Historical society. In k,
ter to Colonel George G. Porter OF
the Tennessee Historical society, Mis-
Caroline NJ. McIlvaine, librarian OF
the Chicago society, states that the
have all of the records and papers @,
President Polk, which the society is
making preparations to publish. IT,
pictures mentioned are wanted to use
in the publication. Colonel Portof
stated that he did not know how the
Chicago society gained possession of
the papers of President Polk.
Cleveland, Tenn.-Bradley ar.
should last, and to build mile OF
James counties were released from
the cattle quarantine on April ). TIL
action was taken by John Hugh Nc
DoWcn, state livestock inspector. Mr..
Mcdowell says:
The annual regulations of the con,
missioner Of agriculture and Sta,
livestock inspector provide for L.
release from quarantine Of BraGiel
and James counties, in Tennessee, or
and after April 5, 1910.'
On and after this date cattle may
De shipped from these two counties |
o any other section of the state (,
any purpose at any season OF tn |
year, except such cattle as are he'd |
IN farms guaranteed by state ana |
county livestock inspectors.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Apphcation was
rade for charter for the App2laal |
an club, which has obtained the ex.
ticl mix
leges on a ffty-thousand-acre tract |
n the Smoky mountains, near Elk.
mont, reached by cogWheel railroad.
rhe club will build handsome guar
ers and intends to thoroughly stOcl !
he streams with fish.
Bristol Tenn.-The price of porl
las gone so high that much greatcI
mount will be raised in this section
his year. Pigs are in great demand
md there seems to be q shortage
While the breeders are very busy
t is feared by some farmers, how.
yer, that so many people will beg,
aising hogs on account of the his
rice of meats, that the price will nc;
re as high next winter
Nashville, Tenn.-The. supren,
curt affirmed the finding of the low
r court in the case Of Marcellus Rine
art, the night rider who killed Ruie
Iunter in Montgomery county, and
him to be hanged on Ma
Sth.
Athens, Tenn.--Oficial announce
1ent is made of the formal transfer
f the ownership and change in oper
tiOnS of the TellicO railroad urOu
rty, which was recently purchased
y the Louisville and Nashville rail !
Dad. Following the purchase, a sub.
diary company was organized BY
ouisville and Nashville officials, to
old and operate the Tellico ROAD
his company is known as the AT