The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-03-28
NEWS NOTES

NEWS NOTES
Wireless telegraph was used in Ohio
to carry news of the food conditions.
Mrs Flonnie Catron. widow of Jack
Catron, is dead at her home in Month
cello.
A Paducah man has been fined for let
ting his chickens infringe on his neigh
Dor.
The Board of Equalization at Frank
fort raised Estill county 10 per cent on
lands.
DR. Charles Mcintyre was found dead
in his office on West Market street Lou
isville.
7 Editor Sam J, Roberts, of the Lexing-
ton Leader, left an estate valued at
$500
Rhydon NJ. Cali, of Jacksonville, Fla,
was appointed U. S. District Judge for
Southern Florida.
The chief of police Of Lebanon, Pa i,
was lured from his home and shot by a
former member of his force.
William j. Northen, former Governor
Of Georgia, prominent in State politics
for many years, is dead at Atlanta.
Robert w. Woolley. formerly of Lex
ingtou. has been offered a department
authorship, but has not agr ed to &C
cept.
Jessamine county ''drys" are prepar
ing for an election in that county. Mich
olasville is the wet spot, having FIVE ss-
looms.
The home of J. T. Hammonds, on the
Danville and Stanford pike. midway be-
tween those points. burned. causing a
loss of $4,000
At the term of the Perry court just
concluded seven men were convicted Of
manslaughter and one of arson. They
have all been taken to the pen.
Senator RanSdall, of Louisiana, and
former Senator Foster told President
Wilson that free sugar" would threat
en- the prosperity of their State.
James Cissell, proprietor of the Cis
sell Hotel, at New Haven, Nelson cOun'
". was found dead in his home. 1t is be-
lieved that heart disease caused hi'
death.
James Han ilton Lewis, demOcat, was
elected L. S. Senator for the long term
by the illinois Legislature. Lawrence
G. Sherman, republican, was elected
for the short term.
Postmaster General Burleson is en-.
deavoring to ascertain whether the Gov,
eminent can exercise a complete mon
oply on packages up to eleven pounds.
Mrs. Malinda Cobb, aged SO years, is
dead at the home of her son. Andrew
Cobb. in Jessamine. She was the widow
of Ambrose Cobb, who died about six
months ago.
/ Bulgsrians, after taking Adrianoplt
by storm and throwing the populace into
a panic, to which an outbreak of fire
added terror. are reported to have cap
tured Tchatalga.
Polite j circles at Washington ara
stirred by the plans 10 form third par
ty organization in Congress. The Pro
gressive caucus has been postponed from
April 10 April 4.
President Wilson has indicated that
he has not yet given the stamp of his ap
prevail to the tariff bill left with him by
Representative Underwood. He says he
has just begun to study the measure.
Senator James is planning, as soon as
he RECEIVERS from his present illness,
to start a campaign whereby he hopes
to GUST presidential appointees in Ken
lucky and place democrats in their plac-
es.
The four-year-old daughter of John
Cornett, living near Beattyville. while
playing in the yard. struck match to
dry leaves, and before her mother could
reach her she was burned so badly that
she died.
The State Board of Equalization has
raised tentatively from to 30 per cent.
the assessments OF all countries in the
First Appellate district wiih-the excep-
lion of Galloway, Crittenden and Liv-
ingston.
What came near proving serious fire
resulted when the tramway of Mowbray
& Robinson's mill at Irvine burned.
After hard fight with big crew of
men, the flames were extinguished
before reaching the lumber yard proper.
The discovery that the parents of an
employe Of the White House have spsaI'-
pox caused Mrs. Wilson and her daugf-
ters to submit TO vaccination. The Pres
ident and all attaches of the White
House viii be vacciLated.
Unless the Republican National Com
mittee takes steps to call national con-
veniion by April Is leaders in organiza-
lion plans at Washington intend to take
independent action toward calling con-
ference in an effort 10 rehabilitate the
parry.
schoberih & Willis engaged between
500 and 800 lambs for first Of June and
July delivery at &c. They also bought
from different parties Monday carload
Of hogs. weighing $50 to $50 lbs. AZ s 10
lee claude S. Williams sold 10 ex-
IRA good sugar mules. and 6 years old.
70 Gentry { Thompson and 2 10 Mann.
Of Lexington. at $50 te $3.50 H. sold
IFH pairs Of re4r-o'a mules AZ 3 I50 and
SIS pair = 1<oodfefd Sun