The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-05-01
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Dr. GeocJe E. Grille explained to the
New YORK Medical society how he
kept frJg alive II hours by blood
transfusiUa after cutting off its head.
In the belief that he will be put on
the stand in his retrlal, Charles Beck
er is preparing to put bomb under
the entire New York police graft Sys-
TEN.
Mrs. Nellie Maynard Knapp, wife Of
Judge Martin A. Knapp, chairman Of
the United States board of mediation
and conciliation, died at Washington
after an fitness Of five days.
Steamer Benjamin Noble Is lost OF
Duluth and 20 men are believed dead.
Wreckage was found on Park Point.
Lifesavers are unable to launch a
boat because Of the high seas
The Bath hotel at Felixstowe, Eng
land, one Of the finest hostelries on
the coast, was burned as the result of
a fire started by militant suffragets.
Christian Geiger, 81, formerly a
wealthy brewer of Allen county,
Ohio, died in the hospital of the Ohio
penitentlary. Geiger was sent up for
burglary and larceny.
Mrs. Mildred Werner, 26, and her
four children, Elmer, Ruth, Albert
and Frances, were burned to death in
a fire which destroyed the Werner
home at Mt. Union, Pa.
Two hundred native passengers
were killed or drowned during a des-
perate fight with Chinese pirates who
attacked and burned the British
steamship Talon, near Macao, China.
A. G. Connolly of Cincinnati, o.,
and Miss H. Ayres of Hillsboro, o.,
are reported safe at Vera Cruz.
Charles Dewitt, 40, influential Dem
ocrat, for IL years county surveyor of
Ottawa county, o., died at Port Clin'
ton Of tuberculosis.
Ruth L. Trufant, musical comedy
actress, known on the stage as
MAZDA Athens" died in New York
from the effects of poison taken a
week ago.
Judge Marcus Kavanaugh of the
Illinois superior court declared in an
address that in the last 10 years 5000
persons were killed by gunner in
Chicago alone.
Militant suffragets, wearing tights,
swan out into the serpentine in Hyde
Park, London, and cut loose the
pleasure craft because the police
wouldn't let them hold a boat parade.
Just after he had received a cable.
gram from his son. Herbert Jenney,
Jr., announcing he had escaped from
Mexico City and was safe at Vera
Cruz, Attorney Herbert Jenney, Sr.,
of Cincinnati, O., dropped dead.
Penroes Haines, former Cleveland
CO., newspaper man, committed sui
eide in New York hotel.
Arthur Redding, II, and his brother
Francis, 8, were drowned while
wading in the Scioto river at Colum.
bus, o.
Four hundred mounted Indians on
the Papago reservation have offered
their services in case Of war with
Mexico.
Rev. Gilbert Fisher, colored, died
suddenly in a buggy at Dayton, 0.
Rev. Poindexter s. Henson, 83. for
10 years pastor Of the First Baptist
church of Chicago, and widely known
as a lecturer, died at his home In
Chicago.
Senator Fall Of New Mexico and
Senator Sheppard of Texas have writ
ten to the president offering him
their services as privates In the Unit
ed States volunteers in case Of war.
Major General ]. Franklin Bell,
who retired recently as commander
of the Philippine division of the Unit
ed States army, sailed from Tokyo
on his return to the United States.
Eugene Reeves Of Hamilton, o.,
was killed in a motorcycle accident
at Varna, Ill.
Settlement Of the breach Of prom
ise suit for $1,000 filed in 1910 was
settled out of court by John H. Ma
gee. banker of Elmore, o.
Mt. Vesuvius, on the west coast,
and Mt. Etna, on the island oe Sicily.