The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-05-15
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Mrs. Isabella Fyvie Mayo, Scotch
novelist, died at London. aged II.
Strikebreakers were deported from
the southern Colorado coal fields by
federal troops.
Nearly As per cent of the students
of Ohio State university had deficien.
cies in their studies during the first
semester of this school year.
After deliberating eight hours a
Jury at Dayton, o., found Wesley Jen-
kins, negro, guilty of the murder of
Mrs. Nellie Bailey. The crime occur
red on the night of Jan. 19.
John NJ Cannon, Judge advocate on
Governor Blease's staff, was shot and
killed at Gray Court, S. c., by Joseph
G. Sullivan, a political leader in that
section, as a sequel to a quarrel.
Richard Burkholz, 30, a chauffeur of
Lockland, o., was found dying in a
held with the body of his 215 year-old
baby, Lucille, beside him. Burlholz
shot the child and himself His wife
died a week ago.
Mrs. Emma Leroy was outraged
and murdered near her home in Roch-
ester, N. Y.
Seven negro firemen were killed in
an explosion in the engine room of
the Old Dominion ship jefferson, near
Cape Henry.
Mrs. Harriet Tice, who claimed to
be the original of Dickens Little Nell
in the "Old Curiosity Shop" is dead
In London.
Carrie Shull, IA, alleges that her
father, Elmer Shull, sold her to
Cedarville, o., official for money and
whisky. Grand jury probing charge.
Two tanks containing approximate
ly 10000 barrels of oil, the property
of the Pierce Oil company, near
Tulsa, Okla, were fired by lightning
and destroyed.
Head-on collision between two army
planes, flying 800 feet in the air, oc-
Cured at Aldershot, England, result
serious injury Of third.
Eastern half of the state of New
Mexico is under water as the result
of heavy rainstorms.
Representative Timothy T. Ansber
ry of Defiance, o., is i'll again at
Washington, with recurrence of
stomach complaint.
Southard P. Warner, United States
consul at Harbin, Manchuria, commit
ted suicide in hospital there, where
he was undergoing treatment.
Matthew Hitter, go, died in a Chi
cago hospital one hour after he had
been shot by Mrs. Mary Barr, 81, in
her home. Mrs. Barr claims self-de
fense.
John Lyons, 36, single, ward of the
Columbus state hospital from Union
county, succeeded in his attempt to
starve himself to death, being found
dead in bed.
Word was received by the Colum
bus police from Johnsonburg, Pa, po-
lice that they have under arrest Do
menico Sculli, an Italian wanted in
Columbus for the murder of Rosario |
Zinc.
Charles W. Post, the millionaire
manufacturer of Battle Creek, Mich,
shot and killed himself at Santa Bar
bara, Cal. Had been i'll.
Driven from his place of refuge
when a posse fred a barn in which |
he was hiding, Sylvester Washington,
a negro desperate, was shot to death |
st. James, La
William G.. McAdoo. secretary of |
the treasury, and his bride, who was |
Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson, |
daughter of the president, are spend |
ing their honeymoon at Harlakenden,
the summer White House, in New |
Hampshire.
Francis H. Griffin, an attorney OF |
New York, and his wife, Clara H. |
Griffin, were arrested at Groton,
Mass, charged with using the mails |
to defraud. Officitls say that by fraud |
ulent representations the Grifins
have obtained between 100000 and
100000.
George Harshman 63 recluse, was
burned to death when his home, six
miles west of Warren, o., was de-
stroyed by fire.
Four girls were burned to death and
one man was probably fatally injured
when fire destroyed the Alpine apart
ment house in Newark. N. j.
Low death rate in New York city
since the end of winter prevented