The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-06-13

Four valuable mules were cremated
when Kinnie Smiths big barn in Simp-
son county burned.
The parcel post seems to to be los
ing proposition. Congress has been ask
ed to donate 5000, 600 to meet deffi-
cheney.
The Imperator, the larges. steamship
ever fioated, left Hamburg, Germany,
in storm on her maiden voyage We'd
nesday.
In Rochester, n. Y, Gov. Sulzer and
CJl. Theodore Roosevelt spoxe from the
same platform in advocacy of the direct
primary.
In the interest of harmony, Walton E.
Moss, formerly of this city, has will :
drawn from the race for Magistrate in
Garrard.
Democrats and Republicans express
opposition to the effort TO take up cur
rency legislation during the special ses-
sion of Congress.
Judge Charles A. Hardin appointed
Marshall Newland circuit clerk of Lin
coin county TO succeed James F. Hol-
dam, deceased.
General crop conditions are somewhat
below the average, according to the
June report of the United States Depart
unaot of Apricnltnra
Miss Maria Riker, of Harrodsburg, is
among "a model housewives graduated
at exclusive Iassell Seminary, in Au-
burndale, near Boston.
Mrs Arthur kellar. whose husband and
daughter were murdered as they slept in
Louisville, yesterday confessed that she
slew them with an ak.
Secretary OF State Bryan is preparing
an answer TO the Japanese note regard
ing the California land law, but is care
fully guarding its contents.
A bill extending the authority of the
Interstate Con- merce Commission over
intrastate rates is being prepared by
Representative Willis, of Ohio.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and .Enginmen ratified the PROPOSE
tion for a general working agreement
with the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers.
Four persons were killed and many
seriously injured in a rear end collision
on the main line of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad at SIAM
ford, Conn.
No more national banks of S25, 900
and $50, 900 capital will be permitted to
be organized in the suburbs of big cities,
according to a ruling of Attorney Cen
eral McReynolds.
Demands upon shoe manufacturers to
remove competing machines from their
shops, made by officers of the United
Shoe Machinery Company, were told of
in the Governments antitrust suit at
Boston.
L OF nearly All muir Two uUZcu WOulcu
fought five deputy sheriffs in Kansas
City millinery store in an effort to re-
lease Mrs. Esther Kalver, who was be-
ing taken to sanatorium on an order
of the Probate Court.
The Lexington diocese of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church adopted a resolu-
tion reciting that clergymen will be jus
titled before performing a marriage in
requiring from the prospective BRIDE
groom a certificate of health.
The Illinois House of Representatives
by narrow margin passed the Senate
Woman's Suffrage Bill, which would
give women the right to vote on statu-
tory offices. Lee O'Neil Browne said
the bill meant the death of the two old
parties in Illinois.
Wartime rule in West Virginia strike
zone was described 10 the Senate Inves-
iigating Committee by members of the
Military Commission that superseded
the civil courts under the martial law
declaration and by officers of the State
militia.
Our line of Groceries are the best you
can buy. All new and fresh. Phone
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