The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-11
NEWS NOTES.

1T Richmond, Va, burned, causing a
| $3.50. 600 loss
\ Miss Louise King. aged l6, died Of
! diphtheria ut her home in Spencer coun-
| " after a short Illness
Alderman Chulip died at Laporte.
Ind. Of blood poisoning, caused by
starch ina new Handkerchief, which
/ infected sore on hs nose
Following the publication Of the Pres
dents message. stocks IN New York
had decline. bat the Street a. whole
/ protested to feel ~ fear OF It's sting.
Passenger train No. 3. west bound,
on the lake shore railroad, was wreck
/ ed at Northeast. Pa. Two trainmen
were killed and one seriously injured.
IN Difference to the wishes Of his
family the funeral Of the late Congress
man, James ~. Griggs. was held at
Dawson, Ga, without any COMPRESSION
al formalities
The Scott expedition, in search OF the
South Pole. Is nov assured. the British
government having promised 500, 900
toward the $500, 900. which is the esti-
mated expense
Two convicts in the Frankfort peni-
Tertiary had quarrel in the shoe fac
tory and as result Sherman Powell is
in the prison hospital with several ugly
looking wounds on his person.
Four heavily armed men held up a
private bank in the Greenpoint section
Of Brooklyn and attempted to rob il.
They were resisted and one of the bank
ers was shot. Two men were captured.
Gen Daniel II. Rucker. the Oldest re-
tired officer Of the United States army
that ever lived, died at his home in
Washington. aged IS. He was born in
New Jersey and appointed to the army
from Michigan
The Arctic Club of America founded
by DR. Frederick A. Cook ard his sup
porters in the North Pole controversy
through its board of directors has drop
ped the name of the explorer from the
roll Of membership.
The South Cleveland Banking Co. of
Cleveland. closed its doors after filing
a deed Of assignment, naming Thomas !
II. Marlett as the assignee. The bank
is incorporated for $3.50. 900 and has ST. !
600, 600 savings deposits
One fireman was burned to death, six
others were injured, several women
were overcome by smoke and 200 hotel
guests were driven into the street in
st. Louis when fire broke out under the
Cambridge and Barnum Hotels.
The bsggageman at the Michigan
Central depot in Ypsilsnti. Mich, was
killed in a fight with robbers. One of
the robbers was taken to hospital
badly wounded and two robbers escap-
ed. one Of the two being wounded.
At Coalport. Knox county. Charles
Foreman. Ia years old. shot and killed
Thomas Money. aged nine. 1t is al
legged the shooting was accidental. The
Foreman youth was taken into custody
and released under bond of $500 to
await his trial.
Money lenders will have fine chance
at Lexington. since the county officials
have declared that the tax collection Of
1910 cannot be anticipated. There is
no money in the treasury. and warrants
will be issued each month to the various
county employees. These can be n.y.
pothecated by the impecunious.
In seeking a man reported by his rel
atives as missing, the New York police
discovered a tunnel. which from the
cellar of the tenement in which he liv-
ed. led across the street and in the di-
rection of Jewelry store and the East
Side branch of the Fourteenth street
Bank. where many thousands Of dollars
are stored in vaults.
Lost to the world. Henry Mulson was
found in Jail by the Marion county.
Ind. grand jury. Forgotten by his ac-
quaintances and overlooked by busy Of
fieials. he had been behind the bars for
l0i days without a chance to defend
himself dBdinSt ehe Nhoike VI HaNins
stolen a sack of potatoes. The grand
jury at once set him free.
Isaac Finkelstein. the turnover Of
Ludlow street, New York City. was
found trapped in his tunnel like rab-
bit in its warren. Miners had been
digging for him for SO hours. Nothing
more miserably futile and hopeless had
ever been seen. He lay under the
middle Of the street. a crushed. miry
semblance of man. his face in the
dirt. his hands stretched out before
him. pointed toward the unattainsble
millions in the vaults of the East Side
branch of the Fourteenth street bank.
and the diamonds in the window Of a
| jewelry store next door.