The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-02-25
NEWS NOTES.

Dependency caused Bedford Owens,
a Winchester stone mason, TO end his
life.
The government building at Lexing-
ton will be improved TO the extent Of
$50, 900.
IL is possible to accommodate COM
fortably 3O6, 600 persons in the New
York hotels at one time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Craft, Of Lsrue,
this State. have so living grandchildren
and IL grest.grandchildren.
Lee Sutton, travelling salesman of
New Carlisle. o.. died at Richmond
after a short illness. Of pneumonia.
Two boys we're shot in riots in Phila-
delphia growing out Of the street car
strike, and are not expected to recover.
The pattern storehouse Of the Min
nequa plant Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Co. was destroyed by fire. Loss
81, ZOO, OOO
The Supreme Court Of Appeals hand
ed down n decision debsrring Negroes
from using the title knight Of Pythi-
as" in Georgia.
Mrs. Maggie Arms attempted to
build fire with coal oil at her home
near Paris. when the oil exploded and
burned her to death.
Joe Stanley. utility outfielder, and
Del Howard. utility infielder Of the
Chicago National League Baseball Club,
were sold to Louisville.
The 45round championship battle be-
tween James }. Jeffries and Jack John
son on July 4th. for purse of SOL 900,
will be fought in San Francisco.
Two persons were killed. two fatally
injured and 20 others slightly hurt in a
collision of Union Pacific passenger
train and street car in Denver.
An indictment against the Latonia
Agricultural Association. charging it
with permitting gambling at its race
track, was dismissed at Covington.
Two women were killed and one man
fatally injured when the California
Limited train on the Santa Fe railroad
crashed into an automobile near Los
Angeles.
The resignation of Adjt. Garrett |
Ripley. Of the First Kentucky Regi- |
men, has been received by the State /
Military Department, and accepted by
the Governor.
Mrs. Emma Clendenning Perkins,
former president of the Kentucky State
Federation Of Women's Clubs. dropped
dead in the dining room of the Burnet
House in Cincinnati.
The State of West Virginia won a
substantial victory in the Supreme
court over the State of Maryland in
their dispute over the boundary line be-
tween the two States.
BY reversing the decision Of the Su-
preme court of Alabama. the Supreme
court of the United States declared I'M |
constitutional the Alabama statute
levying an annual franchise tax on for
eign corporations doing business in
the State.
At Waco, Texas. Charles Franks. al
barkeeper. shot and killed Josie Dono-
van, fatally wounded Roy Anderson
and Lulu Holt and then killed himself.
Franks entered the building and saw
Anderson talking TO the Holt woman,
and mistaking him for another man,
opened fire.
Out Of Sc men who returned to their
homes in Boyle county after the Next
can war. only two are now living. They
are Col. l.. II. Rousseau. who was colo
mel Of the 18th Kentucky in the Civil
War. and Capt. Caleb Tartar, both of
whom are So years of age and reside in
that county.
The Supreme Court of Ohio. in case
brought up from Guernsey county.
handed down decision to the effect
that all saloonists in dry" counties
who are selling near beer" must pay
the Aiken liquor tax of 81. 200 a year.
About 81. 0OO. 900 is involved throughout
the State. and the decision is admitted
to be blow at the liquor interests.
Ad Wolgast, of Cadillac, Mich.
wrested the lightweight championship
of the world from Battling Nelson in
the doth round of scheduled As round
battle at Richmond. Cal. Referee Ed
Smith saved the erstwhile champion
the stigma Of a knockout by stopping
the contest after Nelson had received
a beating such as old-time ring follow
ers maintain never before was seen in
prize ring. Nelson was on the verge
of a collapse when the bout was stop
ped.