The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-09-19
NEWS NOTES
Garfield Devine, OF Mercer county, wa
killed by the kick of stallion.

killed by the kick of stallion.
Scott Newman, the turfman and poll
tician. OF Louisville, shot and killed
himself.
A pearl necklace stolen in Paris last
July and valued at $3.50, 600, was found
on the street in San Francisco.
Eighty-three head Of Jersey cattle
from the Maple Grove farm were sold at
auction at Shelbyville for $1l,3O0.
Deputy Sheriff Collins shot and killed
James Turner at McRoberts when he
tried to take prisoner from him.
Up to Wednesday night there were
1,OO6 matriculations at State University,
an incease over the same time last year
of 70.
Bya vote of l6 to 10, the Tennessee
Senate defeated three of the -so-called
law enforcement" anti liquor bills yes
terday.
Two clerks were killed and another
fatally wounded when they resisted two
bandits who attempted to rob q Grand
Rapids, Mich, jewelry store.
Joseph w. Folk, former Governor OF
Missouri, has been appointed Solicitor
for the State Department. Some fall
from presidential aspirations.
A typhoid fever epidemic on New
York's East Side has been traced to
milk sold by a single company, almost
$50 cases having been re ported.
Gold production in the Philippines in
creaced from slS9, 953 in 1911 to $50 :
PIP in 1912, and is expected to be thtee
or four times that amount this year.
In a row over a game of dice in which
FIVE cents was involved, John Carter shot
Dan Cobb TO death at Nicholasville.
Carter will have his examining trial to-
day.
At Houghton, Michigan, Louis Molten,
aged 80, called the largest man in the
worl 4, is dead. He was feet inches
tall and proportioned according to his
height.
All records for fast travel were broken
on the Lake Shore railroad Wednesday,
when train carrying a doctor to see a
rich patient, supposed to be dying, ran
l07 miles in SO minutes.
All the candidates at the late primary
in Clark, but those for jailer and coro-
ner, have been subpoened to appear be-
fore the grand jury TO tell what they
know of the charge of vote buying.
The Court at San Francisco fixed
hurry Digs punishment at two years
in the penitentiary, with fine of ", 900,
and Drew Caminnetti's at is months and
81, 500 fine, for violating the Mann white
slave law.
Policeman Richard Garland was dis
missed from the Lexington police force
by the Commissioners for failing to come
to the aid of a superior officer, who was
trying to arrest a drunken bully, and
for failure to serve warrants.
The School census shows that there
q e 739, 6Sl school children in the State
and IL ,OS9 teachers. The latter get an
an average of 1858 II. There are S,03a
school buildings, valued at SIC, 83S, 800,
with equipments valued at 1917, SIG.
Becoming outraged at his wife for some
unexplained reason, James B. Wilhoite,
So years old, last night shot and badly
wounded Mrs. Wilhoite, near Shelby
vile, and then committed suicide by
shooting himself ia the head with a
shotgun.
An internal machine was sent through
the mails to General OTIS, proprietor oil
the Los Angeles Times, whose building
was dynamited and destroyed by the
structural iron workers, killing 16 people.
The General says the same devils are
still after him.
Charged with attempting to kill Pow
haitian Woodbridge. stock farm owner,
of Pewee Valley, Mansfield Kirby, 90
years old, widely known as judge OF
horse shows, was arrested on warrant
in the arena of the State Fair Horse
Show last night.
Riley Payne, who was said to have
been advancing on w. F. Clark with an
open knife, was struck by him with a
piece of lumber from the effects OF
which he died. Clark is a member OF
the Nicholas Board of Education, in
which county the killing occurred.
James H. Birchfield, who was shot in
Breathitt county by Mrs. Maude Rob-
erts, died in a Lexington hospital
Wednesday night. The woman claims
thNithe man went TO her house intoxi-
Gated and wouldn't leave when she told
him to.
Gov. William Sulzer, OF New York
failed to appear in person before the
High Court of Impeachment when it
convened at Albany. The court was in
session enc hour, adjourning until To-
day 10 allow a committee to draft rules
of procedure.
Princelss Sophia Of SAKE We inner
Eissnach, beautiful young woman,
unusually popular, Of sunny disposition
and much courted by the officers with
whom she often rode behind the hounds
at the Baden Court hunts, committe d
suicide over . love affair.
Among those who testified before the
Clark county Grand Jury, investigating
fraud In the primary were: J. VIII