The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-02-18
NEWS NOTES.


residents Of Frankfort, is dead.
Dapt. Devereaux, u. S. A., retired,
died at his home at Natchez, Miss.
Charles Tucker, a prominent farmer,
is dead at his home near Versailles.
DIR. Charles +. McGhan, prominent
throughout the medical world, died at
Aiken. s. c.
Joe y. Alexander, for many years
proprietor Of the Alexander Hotel in
Louisville, IL dead.
Robert Classify, for many years keep
er Of the toll bridge over Licking river
In Bath county, is dead.
The boiler at James Haley's grist
mill in Wolfe county exploded, killing
two people and injuring four.
Thomas II. Dodge, a philsnthropist,
and inventor Of the cylinder printing
press, is dead at Worcester. Mass.
Joseph II. Lackey. a Trigg county
boy. has purchased an interest in the
Trotwood- Taylor Magazine at Nash.
vile.
Emmett Owen and Ray Anderson.
young men living near Cuzco. Ind,
fought with revolvers and both were
fatally wounded.
W. X. Phillips, one Of the most prom
inent business men in Tennessee, and
a wholesale grocery merchant Of Nash
vile. died at Long Key, Fla.
The Canadian Northern railway has
announced that the company would
spend 5000. 900 in railway construc-
ton in Western Canada this year.
Miss Agnes Elkins, niece Of United
States Senator Stephen B. Elkins, of
West Virginia. shot herself. probably
fatally. in a hotel at Kansas City.
Nick Muntz. who shot and killed Elva
Coy, two months ago. believing Coy to
be night rider. committed suicide by
hanging himself in his barn in Harrison
county.
The measure increasing the salaries
of circuit judges in Kentucky 1920
year passed the House Wednesday
and will become a law when signed by
Gov. Wilson.
7 II Robertson. Of Gainesville. Ca.
was named grand secretary of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows, to
succeed J. S. Tyson, of Savannah. who |
died last week
Fire destroyed 500. 900 worth of prop
erty. chiefly fruits and vegetables, in
the Water-street commission district of
Chicago. The heaviest loser was Gin
nocchio. Costo 4 Co.
Alleging that her own daughter, a
handsome young girl of 81, had taken
her husbands love. Mrs. Daniel T. Fer
guson. of Petersham. Mass, has sued
her husband for divorce.
Miss Margie Calhoun, grand daughter
of South Cardinals statesman, John c.
Calhoun. and sister Of Patrick Cal
houn. of San Francisco. died at Allan
Ia. Ga. Tuesday. aged 63.
Robert Miller. q years old and mar
ried. met Mamie Hose, a former
sweetheart, at Waco. Tex, and shot
her to death with an automatic pistol.
He then blew out his own brains.
Irwin Hantchett. l6- year-old white
boy, was arrested charged with the
murder Of Mary Tedder. aged Ia years,
noar Deland. Fla. The girl was stab
bed in IS places. being literally cut to
pieces.
The former Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry says that il central bank were es-
tablished in this country it would be
owned or controlled by Standard Oil, |
and that it could pay the National debt
for its charter.
One man was killed. another proba-
bly, fatally injured and several passen-
gers were shaken up and badly fright
ened in wreck that occurred on the
Guthrie & Elkhorn branch Of the L. &
N. near Hermon.
Senator Tillman. of South Carolina,
was taken suddenly N on the steps of
the Capitol and had to be carried into
his room. Later he was removed to
his home, where he is now under the
care of physician. The attack is said
to have been due to recurrence of an
old trouble, hardening of the arteries.
Louis ostendorf. of the Empire Thea
ter orchestra at Indianapolis. shot and
killed an Italian violinist named Casca
at the entrance to the theater. Casca,
who had been dismissed from the or
chestra, had fired two shots into Os-
tendorf's abdomen. The latter then
wrested the revolver from his assailant
and killed him. Ostendorf died shortly
afterward.
Life on Panama Canal
Has had one frightful drawback