The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-08
NEWS NOTES

W. e. anon, prominent ana wear
thy farmer OF Garrard. is dead after a
protracted illness.
Ben F. Mason, formerly Of Lancaster
and brother Of Attorney w. B. Mason,
is dead in Lexington.
The Colonies on the staff of Gov. Nc
Creary presented him with very excel
lent oil painting &C himself as new
years present. The painting. which is
by White. is said 10 be splendid like
ness Of the distinguished gentleman.
A resolution providing for the submis-
sion of the question Of suffrage for wo-
men was introduced in the New York
Legislature by Democratic Leader Wag-
ner, of the Senate, and Assemblyman
Goldberg.
Almost $40, OOO. 600 has been spent in
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. campaign in the
United States, according to the state
ment issued by the Society for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis.
Gov. William Sulzer, Of New York,
broke all precedents in New York inaug-
uration ceremonies when be walked in
to the capitol and refused to permit any
of the usual lavish display.
Eight of the nine men imprisoned in
the East Lehigh colliery at Tamaqua,
Pa, were rescued after "a hours search.
The body Of the ninth man was found
later. .
A. w. Timony, democrat, has been as
signed TO duty as guager at the "Old
Lexington Club Distillery' by Collector
Wiseman. Hugh Moore. another demo
Graf, was assigned to the Old Jordon
plant at Harrodsburg.
An L. & n. dining car burned at Leb-
anon Junction, where it was being held
for another train. One of the negro
cooks was badly burned.
Commodore G. Caldwell, a prominent
farmer of the Waynesburg section Of
Lincoln county, is. dead after protract-
ed illness.
The wife Of William Vincent, OF the
Mckinney section, was burned TO death
in her home. Her clothing caught fire
from an open CRATE.
The wife Of G. W. Carter, of Lincoln
county, is dead after long illness.
The State tuberculosis Commisson at
its session in Frankfort elected Roy
French, of Baltimore, as secretary OF
the commission and Miss Charlotte Will
son as stenographer.
The sale of Illinois properties Of the
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Rail-
way Co. by the receivers was set aside as
illegal by Judge Lands in the United
States District Court. Judge Lands
held that at the sale, bidding was sup
pressed and that the purchase price was
more than 81, 600, 900 below the true val
uation of 81, 5000, 900.
-Four daily papers of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
raised their price from one to two cents.
The inheritance tax paid by the es-
tate of E. H. Hartman to the State OF
Utah was nearly S75O.OOO.
United States Senator JEFF Davis died
at Little Rock, Ark, as a result of
stroke of apopleKy.
Cincinnati suffered another big loss
by fire. This time it was the Carlisle
building, which was destroyed.
Samuel d. Felker, democrat, was
elected governor of New Hampshire by
the State Legislature.
Sixty-one cases of cerebro-spinal men,
nights and 50 deaths have been reported
in Dyer county, Tenn, recently.
James R Keene, noted financier and
horseman, died in New York santa
rum following an operation.
Congress is to be asked for an appro-
priation TO erect a building on every
State fair ground for the exhibition Of
food and forage crops.
The army is short on horses and the
Secretary Of War has asked that $780,
600 be made available at once with
which to buy supply.
A child's coffin. weighing IL pounds
was sent by parcel post from GAINESVILLE
o.
Dan Hester, of Kings Mountain, who
was dangerously hurt in an automobile
accident on the Stanford pike in the out
skirts of Danville several months ago,
was taken through this place to a hos
pital in Lexington yesterday for treat
ment. He has never recovered from
the accident and complications have
arisen which has caused considerable
apprehension.-Dan Advocate.
All kinds of chicken feeds, grits, oys
ers, shells and beef scrap, charcoal,