The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-11-07

port, under the law prohibiting such
expectation.
Col. Goethals, in charge of Panama
Canal construction. expects TO finish his
work we'll within the allotted appropria-
tion of 1875, 200, 900. This means that
the cost of completion of the big ditch
must be within s36, 39i OBS. 80, the sum
remaining.
Harold Murphy, sixteen, and Oliver
Singleton and William Jenkins, 10 and
20 respectively, all of Kings Mountain,
KY, were arrested in Ludlow for loiter
ing when they confessed to robbing the
postoffice at Kings Mountain and the
store of DR.. Thompson.
Two mobs formed at Somerset last
night to lynch negro charged with as
sault on woman, the wife of an engi-
neer. The first mob left when promised
that the negro would be tried at once.
Governor McCreary ordered out the mi.
litia upon the request of Pulaski au-
thorities.
For the second time Whitley City has
won for the permanent county seat of
McCreary, IL won over Pine Knot be-
fore by 1872 and Tuesday by 225. A con-
test made the second vote necessary
The entire Republican ticket was elected
in this new county, which should not
have been created.
The L. & N. Railroad Co. paid to the
State Auditor $50, 900 taxes on the sll,.
600, 900 increase in its assessment which
Judge Cochran in the Federal Court
made the condition for securing a tenn
porary injunction in the 1912 tax suit.
An order will now be entered granting
the Injunction an the case will go on to
final hearing.
Senator Luke Lea's resolution fol a
Congressional investigator of the rela-
lions between the Louisville g. Nashville
Railroad and its allied lines to develop
whether the auti trust laws have been
violated, was passed by the Senate after
brief debate, A general investigation
of the affairs of the Louisville & Nash
vile by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission will be the result.
The Rev. j. d. Wallace will be for
mally installed as minister Of the First
Presbyterian church of Georgetown
next Sunday. The Rev j.. NJ. Spencer,
president of Sayre College, Lexington,
will deliver the charge tothe pastor and
Prof. Gordon, of Lexington, will deliver
the charge TO the congregation. The
Rev. S. P. Howes also of Lexington,
will preach the installation sermon.
There were no developments of any
kind in the Mexican situation the White
House announced last night. II was
admitted that instructions had been sent
Charge 'Shaughnessy and although
their nature was not made public the
manner in which officials discussed the
situation indicated that news dispatches
from Mexico City we're correct. Felix
Diaz was wounded while in a street
fight with other Mexicans in Havann.
The Courier Journal has picture of
him with this notice; ED. James w
Harding, the oldest native-born citizen
of Winchester. will be 80 years ard
months old today Elder Harding was
born in Winchester and has lived there
all his life. He has been engaged in the
ministry more for than seventy two
years. He is pastor of the Fairfax
street Church of Christ in Winchester,
and conducts services on one Lords
Day in each month"
The Carlin bill, recently passed. by
Congress making the robbery of freight
cars, baggage cars and express cars en-
gagged in interstate commerce and the
robbery of interstate shipments from
platforms and stations federal offense,
isla law with teeth in it and sharp ones
at that as was evidenced in the Federal
court in Alabama when John L. Parker
was given sentence of six years in the
United States p ison for robbing ship
ntof shoes consigned to Glazen, Miss.
from car in the Birmingham yards on
May 4.
A passenger train on the Q. & c.
struck a,covered wagon in which G. o.
Payne, OF Mt. Sterling, and family were
riding near Williamstown.. g. o. Payne,
head badly cut, side injured; Mrs. Agnes
Payne, badly bruised, several cuts on
head and ankle sprained; Elijah Payne,
six years old, thigh fractured, leg brok-
en-, badly bruised; Sophia Payne, six
year old girl. numerous cuts and bruises
about head and body. The wagon was
demolished. The train backed up and
brought all OF the injured to St. Joseph's
hospital at Lexington, where they are
receiving treatment. The accident oc-
CURED at a crossing.
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