The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-07-20
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NOTES or CURRENT EVENTS.

NOTES Or COkNtNl tNhNio'
Miss Julia Raines, aged IS, is dead
at Perryville Of lockiaw.
Hon. Jack Harding Is critically III
at his home in Pleasurcville.
st. Clair Kelway, editor Of the
Brooklyn Eagle. is dead, aged 10.
Robertson q Grimes have establish
cd 81 broom factory in West Dunvlle.
David Il. Selby. of Elizabethtowr,
fell dead in Che lobby Of the Victoria
Hotel, Louisville.
a total of 500 miles of road are un-
der construction ir Kentucky under
th Gov State-aid law.
Five deaths from the heat and one
suicide from the same cause were re-
ported in Philadelphia Sunday.
J. +. Henderson, ticket agent AZ
Russell, near Ashlanc, was drowned
while bathing in the Ohis river.
Automobiles and automobile access
sorie. valued at 81 10000 have been
exported from New York since Aug
ust 1, 1914.
One soldier was stunned by light
ming at Camp Tandy Ellis, as the
State encampment at Owensboro has
been dubbed.
Danvile friends have been notified
Of the death Of Goodloe Lackey in
st. Louis. He was the father of Mrs.
II. II. Price. of that city.
Through the selection Of Mayor
Gamer, as neutral arbitrator, the
street car strike of the Rhode Island
Company's system was settled.
Julie. the eight-year-old daughter
Of G. +. Nanhook. of Lancaster, died
of whooping cough. The body was taxi
en- TO Rockcastle county for bugial.
r. X. Young, of Adair. was in the
city this morning. He told US that he
sold to Manning Bros, out on the
Ottenheim pike, nine cows for S495.
Samuel Gompers stated that he be-
lieved the Bridgeport strike to be the
work of Pro-Gefmsri agitators who
wished to prevent the shipment of
arms abroad.
Four lives were lost, many persons
were injured, and thousands of dol
lars worth of damage was done by
heavy rains which flooded the river IN
Central Ohio.
Judge Harry Jones has leased the
plant of the Pine knet News, which
recently suspended publication, and
has begun the publication of the
Mountain Democrat.
The Affection Holiness Association
will hold its fifteenth annual en-
July 80 to August 8, at
Affection. Miss Rose Vowel, of Hus-
is organist.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Geary. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
D. Geary, of Danvi.e and John Muir
ply, of Lexington, was announced at
an informal gathering of Miss Geary's
most intimate friends.
The Fiscal Court OF Garrard coun-
" will purchase a new clock to be
placed in the court house which is be-
ng rebuilt. The present time piece
,as done service for so many years it
has completely worn out.
"Torpedoes fired by submarine of
German nationality" caused the loss
If the steamship Lusitania and its
according to the finding
If the British court of inquiry ap-
pointed to investigate the disaster.
Thousands of persons we.comed the
liberty Bell upon rs arrival at the
Exposition. Champ
lark urged military preparedness in
speech at the installation of the his
oric relic in the Pennsylvania build
ng.
University of Michigan alumni are
o be asked to provide milLon dol
ars to build and endow a home for
he Michigan Union, an organization
or the purpose of democratizing the
Residents of Jeffersontown a Louis
lille suburb, adopted resolutions at a
1ass meeting petitioning the United
afety Powder Company to refrain
rom rebuilding any part of the plant
'hich was wrecked by an explosion
asst week,
John l.. Beverley, a miner of
'larkesville, w. Va, killed his wife
nd another woman, wounded two
Their pSrsons and killed himself, fol-
owing an unsuccessful attempt to
ersuade his .Yife, from whom he was
eparated, 10 return to him.
DR.. s. U. Hodge, of Knoxville, back
rom fighting the epidemic of typhus
ever in Serbia, told in New York
low ten American Red Cross nurses,
oming back with him on Sir Thomas
.ipton's Yacht, Erin, had left the par
y at Malta when told there was need
or nurses for the wounded soldiers
here.
w. c. Carroll was shot Saturday
light by Will T. Gardner, who skipped
'ut and has not been arrested. They
we're attending a dance at Alum
Springs when am argument arose. 1t
5 claimed that Carroll knocked Gard
ned down and when he arose the lat
er shot him. CAROLS wounds are
considered dangerous.
Center Brothers, the active east
iarrard stock exporters, sent in two
arge consignments to Cincinnati, a
ar load of cattle that they had
bought from local dealers in Garrard
md adjoining counties; there were
30 head of cattle in this lott the an
l.