The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-21
NEWS NOTES

There are % candidates Tor jailer in
the republican county of Whitley.
Logan Guthrie, one of Boyle's oldest
and best men. is dead at his home neal
Perryville.
While sitting as a juror in a felony
case Jacob Swank, of Columbus, Ind,
fell dead of heart failure.
The Q. & G. is building $40, 700 con
crete chute at Danville and has bought
land to build additional tracks.
Byron K. Elliott, former justice of the
Supreme Court of Indiana. and an au
thor of note, is dead at indianapolis.
Mrs. James Colbert, of South Attle
boro, Mass, killed in her home, and two
other persons wounded in their nearby
home by burglars.
State Roads Comm 'ssioner Terrill has
announced May 6, in Frankfort, the date
aud place for holding an examination
for county road engineers.
Plans are being made for the enter
tainment of !, 500 delegates to the South
ern Sociological Congress, which con
venes at Atlanta Friday.
The engineer was killed and a num-
Der of persons seriously injured when a
Big Four work train rolled over an en-
bankment near Evansville.
According to a statement of the De-
partment of Commerce the United States
was exporting in 1897 thirty-six times
more fresh beef and cattle than now.
The New York Legislature expects "a
end its session by May 2, although Gov.
Suffers fight for direct primary law
may cause he session to be prolonged.
Twentysthree warrants charging lille.
1t sale Of whisky were served on Govap
Smith, one Of the men indicted with the
conspirators in the killing in Breathitt
of Ed Callahan.
Judge l. II. Goodnight. police Judge
at Franklin, who was wounded while a
bystander in Saturday nights pistol
battle at the fair grounds near that city,
died of his injuries.
Herman Coppes, 10 years old, con-
fessed that he killed Mrs. Nanny Sleep
and her two children whose bodies were
found in cistern under the kitchen Of
their home near Elgin, LII.
Gov. Hatfield, of West Virginia, has
appointed a commission to take up the
question OF settling that States proper
ton of the original debt of Virginia,
which amounts to 81. 1872, 607. 46.
That Louisville win be the next meet
ing place Of the Conference for Educa-
tion in the South was the opinion. of The
Louisville and Kentucky delegates when
they left Richmond. Va.
Gov. James B. NcCreary was among
the speakers at concluding session Of
the Manufacturers Association. Re
vision Of Kentucky's system OF taxation
was recommended in resolutions.
Two suffraeettes climbed to the top
Of the London fire tower and rnfurled a
large banner after locking the door to
the stairway. They were dislodged by
the police after more than an hour.
A minority report on the Underwood
Tariff Bill will be filed in the House
il is announced, by Rep publican
members Of the Ways and Means CON-
mitiee, protesting against proposed
schedules.
Mrs. Henry b. Warner. wife Of the
actor, was killed and Maurice Campbell.
husband Of Henrietta Crosman, her son
and Miss Wheeler were injured when
their automobile was overturned in New
York city.
County Clerk }. W. Hamilton Of Car
rard, has received a check ss52. 90 to
settle claims filed BY Garrard county
farmers for the destruction Of sheep by
dogs during 1912. Nearly 81 l-2 cents
'n the dollar was paid. :