The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-06-03
REVIEW OF OHIO
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years old, a farmer east of Fremont,
has just died.
Joseph McCarter, a former mayor OF
Middletown, was injured on a steamer
at Cleveland and died in a hospital.
The remains were shipped to Middle
town for interment
Mayor Dwyer, of Lima, has rendered
his resignation as captain quartermas-
ter OF the Second regiment. In the
event 1t is accepted, II is probable First
Lieutenant Sheldon, Of Lima, will be
appointed in his place.
State Examiner W. p. Haswell says
that the Canton boiler explosion shows
the need Of a boiler inspection law.
He claims boilers that would be con-
demned in States that have such In
spection laws are sent to Ohio and
sold.
The $50 girls at Monnet Hall, the
girls dormitory of Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity, were given a comet scare one
night last week when a band of stu
dents set off several dozen skyrockets
of large caliber under their windows.
1t was some time before the excite
ment subsided.
At a meeting of the State Building
Commission, consisting of the Cover
nor, Attorney General and Secretary Of
State, to consider the plans for remod-
cling a building at the Toledo State
Hospital for InGrm Patients, it was de-
cided to recommend that the plans be
changed so as to make the building
fre-proof.
AS the result of burns in a fire seven
weeks ago, John W. Schoup, 72, died
at his home in Tidin. Schoup was
burned when he endeavored to save a
carriage when a barn at his home was
destroyed and heart trouble developed.
He had lived in Tifin since 1864. He
leaves a widow, one son and three
daughters.
Spurned by her lover, who met her
in Pittsburg only to refuse to have
anything to do with her, Miss Stella
Zerby aged % years, of Williamsport,
Pa, is in the Youngstown lookup hope
lessly insane, say physicians. She was
taken in charge at the request of her
cousin, Charles Deal, who found her
wandering about Pittsburg.
The Commissioners of Summit, Stark
and Wayne Counties met in Akron re-
Gently to plan a joint tuberculosis hos
pital for the three counties. The Sum-
NIT County Commissioners have been
with injunction proceedings
if they try to place the hospital on the
County Infirmary grounds because it is
in a wealthy residential district.
At a stockholders meeting held in
Youngstown the Pennsylvania took a
ease for 999 years on the Pittsburg,
Youngstown & Ashtabula, to take ef-
feet July /, when the old lease expires.
A dividend was declared and the fol-
lowing officers were reelected: Joseph
Wood, president; James ]. Turner vice
president; l.. B. Liggett, secretary, and
T. H. B. Knight, treasurer.
The completed program for the
jubilee of Marietta College, in
which President Taft will take part,
has been announced The celebration
will begin June 1 and last five days. In
addition to President Taft the speak
ers will include Governor Harmon, Of
ohio; Dr. E. A. Grosvenor, National
President of the Phi Beta Kappa; Rev.
f. w. Gunsaulus, Chicago; DR.. Albert
L. Shaw and Charles L. Dawes, of
Walter Pierson, 80, unmarried, sus-
aimed three wounds on the head, one
six inches long, affecting the skull, and
fractures of the right leg and left arm,
n addition to internal injuries, while
employed at a st. Marys
plant, when his clothing
,aught on a shaft which whirled him
lround All clothing excepting one
sock was torn from his body. His in
uries are probably fatal His parents
'eside in Ft Recovery.
The monument erected to the mem.
Dry of Adam Poe, the famous Indian
lighter, at his grave in Sixteen ceme-
cry, west Of Massillon, was unveiled
here recently. The Daughters of the
American Revolution took part in the
exercises. On exhibition during the
exercises was a tomahawk that once
to Big Foot, a Wyandot In
lian, whom Adam Poe shot just as
he Indian was about to kill his broth
er, Andrew Poe, in 1882. The toma-
lawk is the property of William Poe,
If Ravenna
A frog has been living in the stom.
lch of Mrs. Guy Weaver, of Ravenna,
or about two years. The theory is
hat she must have taken into her
stomach frogs egg while drinking
water and that it lodged in the stom-
Lch and hatched there. Mrs. Weaver, .
woman of ordinary stature, lost flesh
Until she weighed but IS pounds. She
vas treated for tape worm and the
rog, about three inches long, was de-
ivered. The frog had no eyes and it's
ront legs were not fully developed,
due to inactivity.
The Council of Bellecenter has
,assed an ordinance by which every
hild under 16 years of age must be
INDOORS when a factory whistle blows
It p. m.
When the dog catcher nabbed herl
french poodle, Mrs. Redifer, who re.
urned from an operation at the City
Hospital in Youngstown three days