The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-04
NEWS PARAGRAPHS


der favorable conditions everywhere
in France.
AT Fort Terry, ~ Y, a federal pris-
oner named Murray was shot and in
Btantly killed by sentry.
Velorus Green had his left arm torn
off when II was caught in the fiywheel
of an engine operating a silo filler,
near Delaware, o.
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, formerly
charge d'affaires In Mexico City, has
been detailed as secretary to the
American embassy in Vienna.
John d, Rockefeller has been max
ing overtures to the Ohio tax commits
sioners looking toward a clearing up
of his Cleveland tax difficulties.
Body of Mrs. Ivah Maria Halstead,
bride of less than two months, who
killed herself at her home in Wash
ington city, was taken to Elkhart,
Ind, for burial.
Mrs Maud B. Kennedy, the widow
of Judge p. A. B. Kennedy of Indian
apolis, was murdered at Los Angeles,
Cal, after having been robbed of Jew
elry valued at S1,S00.
Senator Atlee Pomerene announces
he will take active part in the cam
paigns in Maine and Ohio.
Excursion steamer City Of Chicago,
carrying $50 passengers, burned and
sank at the mouth Of the Chicago
river. No one injured.
Louis Bleriot, the first aviator to
fly over the English channel, an
nounces that he will establish an aero
plane school for pilots and will in
struct them in the business Of bomb
dropping.
Five persons were injured when
several cars Of the Northern Limited,
resort train on the Grand Rapids
and Indiana railroad, went into ditch
nea Kalamazoo, Mich.
Jacob w. Wetzel, who was reported
as having been wounded at Louvain,
Belgium, left Salem, o., with his faith.
er fifteen years ago and has since re-
sided in Germany.
John Bauman, aged blacksmith at
Abbeyville, o., hanged himself. Was
under indictment for the killing of
his son Jacob in fight.
Premier Asquith announced that
London newspapers which have been
publishing hysterieal accounts of re-
verses to the allies may be suppressed.
George Coyer, wife murderer, of
Little Falls, and Joseph Di Cola of
Buffalo, who killed love rival, were
electrocuted in Auburn IN. " prison.
Vatican announced that Father
Fine, assistant Jesuit general for
France, has been selected to head the
Jesuits until a successor to the late
Rev. Father Francis Xavier Wernz is
chosen.
The European war is directly re-
sponsible for the increased price of
foodstuffs, according to a report fled
by Mayor Mitchels citizens commit
tee, of which George w. Perkins is
chairman.
Mrs. Maggie Newton Van Cott, wide
ly known as a Methodist evangelist,
died at her home in Catsl1ill, N. Y.
One thousand Canadian troops sail
ed from Montreal for service in Eu-
rope.
The senate confirmed the nomina- |
tion Of Attorney General James c. |
McReynolds to be justice of the su-
preme court and of Thomas Gregory
to be attorney general.
Census bureau announces there |
were 13,515,886 persons Of foreign |
birth, 147 per cent of the total popu-
lation of the United States, in April,
1910.
Mrs. Mary Bowser, sixty, and a
three-year-old granddaughter were
burned to death, and two others seri-
ously burned when an oil stove ex-
ploded in their home at Connelsville,
Pa.
John ]. Lentz of Columbus, defeat,
ed for the Democratic nomination for
United States senator, spent 81. 7.466.77
in his campaign, according to a state
ment he filed with the secretary of
state.
Richard O'Brien, a miner, was de-
ported from Butte, Mont, by the
Butte mine workers union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie
have decided to return from Scotland
to America.
Charles Rouff, a chauffeur OF Phil
adelphia, shot and instantly killed
Emma Russell, a trained nurse, in
New York and committed suicide.
AS direct result of the European
war, receipts from the operation OF
the Panama canal have failed to pay
the expenses Of the great waterway.
Secretary Bryan cabled all Ameri-
can embassies and legations In Eu-
rope to urge Americans to leave Eu-
rope without delay
A Danish trawler was blown up by
4 mine in the North sea and eight of
The crew perished.
Charles G. Gates, who died on Oct
% last at Cody, Wyo., had total es-
ate appraised at $7,50O,bOO.
John A. Gale, vice president of the
(Mass.) National bank,
vas killed in an automobile accident.
Coronation of the pope to be elect
ID next month will not take place
Until after the European war is over.
John Sargent, American painter,
las been travelling in Austria, and
nothing has been heard of him for
i've weeks.
Ten-yearold Ruth Shiplsy tried to
un across the tracks in front Of a
ljo E,our naasanoar Froip ~ Ca1ado