The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-04-03
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

An Italian army aviator, Lieutenant
Grlffa, was killed at Turin while at
tempting a somersault with an aero
plane.
James Gordon Bennett, owner OF
the New York Herald, who is I'll from
bronchitis at Cairo, Egypt, has suf-
fered a relapse.
William h. Baum, 30, railway mail
clerk, was arrested at Harrisburg,
Pa, charged with having stolen S20,.
900 from the mails.
Wholesale reductions of the wages
Of the iron and steel men of the
country is now being given serious
consideration by the steel magnates,
New York East conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church voted TO
abolish the present evangelistic com.
mission after a debate upon the mer
It's of evangelists.
At Cleveland, o., Lewis Fenner l5,
errand boy Of the Meade Electric Sig
nal company, was instantly killed
when he fell five stories in the freight
elevator shaft of the building.
Timothy Daniel Sullivan, Irish pa
triot and author of God Save Ire
land" is dead at Dublin, aged 81.
The planting Of 100000 trees, the
reforostatien work by the state OF
Minnesota on a large scale, was be-
gun in Itasca and Crow Wing coun'
| ties.
At Chicago Handsome Jack" Koet
ters was found guilty of the murder
of Mrs. Emma Kraft, a Cincinnati
\ CO.. widow, and was sentenced to life
Imprisonment.
By a decision Of the supreme court
the Hooking Valley Railroad company
is ordered to pay $4,000 damages to
Nettie B. Milbourne of Columbus for
the death of her husband, George L.
Milbourne, an engineer killed near
Walbridge, o.
England's first policewoman is a
widow named Hughes and is 35 years
of age. She is on duty in Liverpool.
Twenty masked men took Adolfo
Padilla, charged with numbering his
wife, from the county Jail at Santa
Fe, N. NJ, to the nearest street cor.
ner and stabbed him repeatedly. He
probably will die.
Yeggs wrecked the safe in the May
nard (O.) postoffice and escaped with
$1,000 in stamps and money.
Mrs. William Messenger, 80, is dead
at Marion, o.. as the result of eating
tainted meat. Several other members
of the family are Ill.
DR.. ]. w. Schultz of Wichita, Kan,
lets it be known that there will be an
epidemic of badness among women
if they persist in wearing tight-fitting
hats and headbands.
L. D. Pearl, general superintendent
of the San Joaquin Light and Power
corporation, and four others were
drowned when an automobile plunged
80 feet into San Joaquin river, near
Fresno, Cal.
New Haven railroad has opened at
Springfield, Mass. piggery at which
pork will be fattened on garbage from
the company's dining cars.
Actual work of constructing the
great white marble memorial the ma.
tion is to erect to Abraham Lincoln |
was begun at Washington, D. c.
Battleship Fuso, fighting giant Of
the Japanese navy, was launched in
the presence of distinguishe
throng.
Worcester (Mass,) is without tel
phone service as the result Of a fl
which destroyed the central
change.
Yeggmen blew the safe of the No,
folk & Western freight station at Cir.
cleville, o., securing $500 in money
and pay check.
Cleveland chamber of commerce
started a campaign to have all Ohio
adopt the eastern time schedule that
is to go into effect there May 1.
One thousand men, who have been
on strike in the brick tile and terra
Gotta plants in Shawnee and New
Straitsville, O., returned to work. New
wage scale signed.
Fitzhugh Smith, 76, civil war vet.
eran, who was commended by Abra.
ham Lincoln for checking the retreat
of the Union army at the second bat.
tie of Bull Run, is dead at New York.
Governor West served notice on
Mrs. Dilda Larson, the mayor, and
members of the council of Troutdale,
Ore, that unless violations Of the
liquor laws cease he will close the
saloons.
Police have found five dead bodies
of newborn infants in Columbus n
the last three weeks.
Mayor Blackstone of Girard, O., is.
sued proclamation for a "go-to
church" Sunday, April 12, without
the pastors.
A suffraget arson squad burned
down Abbeylands, the splendid coun-
try residence of Major General Sir
Hugh McCalmont, near Belfast, Ire
land.
Eighteen men and women were
drowned when the French steamer
st. Paul struck the rocks while enter
ing the harbor at Brisbane, Australia,
and sank in deep water.
1t was tentatively decided at the
vatican to hold the next consistory at
the end of April or early In May,
when about 12 cardinals will be Gre
ated.
Mrs. Charles Harding was fatally
hurt and her S-year-old son badly hurt
by an explosion of natural gas in
their home at Martins Ferry, o.
F. E. Mum, the only Republican
members of the Ohio tax commission,