The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27
NEWSY PARAGRAPHS


without police sanction.
Hayward A. Harvey, former New
Jersey assemblyman, committed sui
eide at Orange by shooting himself
through the heart with a revolver
Lying in bed dying, Former Judge
James Inglls heard by telephone the
funeral service for his wife, being
conducted in the parlor below, at his
home in Paterson, N. j.
A masked robber boarded a South.
ern Pacific train at Burlingame, Cal,
robbed the conductor, brakeman and
express messenger, wounded the
messenger and escaped.
Supreme court Of Georgia refused
to grant a rehearing on the appeal
for a new trial for Leo NJ, Frank Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, under sentence of
death for the murder Of young Mary
Phagan.
Warden Thomas Of the Ohio peni.
tentiary announces he will permit
prisoners to talk to each other while
at work.
With several churches yet to hear
from, Billy Sundays reward for his
eight weeks revival in Pittsburg
was $42,147.
The first appearance Of green hair
in New York city nearly caused a
riot at the Globe theater.
Fire Chief George Wallace and
three firemen we're injured when
terrific gas explosion wrecked
burning drug store at Cleveland, o.
Heck hall, a dormitory of North
western university, Evanston, H.,
was destroyed by fire. Nearly 100
students are minus their wearing
apparel.
AS the result Of a rare operation
performed at a Columbus hospital,
c. c. Galley, an oil well driller Of He
bron, o., has a partially new skull
formed out Of a part of his right
sixth rib.
While defending a $4,000 ship
ment Of currency, Henry Edwards,
cashier in the office of the Wells
Fargo Express company at Corning,
N. Y, was shot and killed by David
Dunn, a former employe. Dunn is
under arrest.
Fire at Morristown, N. j., destroy.
ed the Morristown library and ly-
ceum with a loss of more than
$15O,OOO.
Scouts" is the name to be applied
to the American association team
which has been transferred to Cleve
land from Toledo.
Lord Wimborne, one of the veal.
thiest peers in England, died at Can.
ford after a long illness. He was 79
years old and owned $4,000 acres.
Henry M. Teller. S3, former Unit.
ed States senator from Colorado, died
at his home in Denver after an Ill
ness lasting two years. Was elected
five times to the senate.
Dogs valued at more than $1,000
300 are on exhibition at the Grand
Central palace, New York, at the
thirty-third annual show of the
Westminster Kennel club.
At Cincinnati the S. S. Kresge
and 10 cent store burn
I'd, causing a loss estimated at
100000.
At Upper Sandusky, O., Conrad |
a pioneer citizen, dropped |
lead while on his way home from
church.
Notice posted in Paris of the sus-
pension of the money order service
the French and Mexican |
1ostoffices.
Seventeenth dreadnought for the |
German navy was launched at Kiel |
Ind christened Kron Prinz by the
Crown Princess Cecelie.
Harry Thaw will receive $16s,-
1901 from the estate held in trust
or him by the Fidelity Title and
Trust company of Pittsburg.
Five of the six children of Joseph
'hart, a lumberman, we're burned to
leath when their house at Eagle
AXE, Maine, was destroyed by fire.
After standing silently for an hour
t the coffin of his wife, Alvin Pfeis-
er, Dundee CO., farmer, went to his
arn and killed himself with a shot
-un.
Three lifesavers were drowned
While going to the rescue Of the
rev of the Norwegian bark Mexico,
riven on the rocks near the Saltee
stands, Wexford, Ireland.
Former Senator Turner of Wash
1gton resigned as a members Of the
joint commission. He
Till be succeeded by Former Cover
or Glenn of North Carolina.
Two fire captains and "a fremen
Tere injured while fighting blaze in
manufacturing building in Sullivan
treet, New York.
Steve Cherka of Hammond, Ind,
nd Harry Rasico' Of Terre Haute,
1d., each convicted for wife murder,
Tere electrocuted at the Indiana
tate prison at Michigan City.
Lucas county election board and
le clerk of the board drew $1,067SS
xcess salaries during last year, ac-
ording to the findings of the Ohio
ureau of public accounting.
At Worcester, Mass, Henry F. Lam
srt committed suicide by taking {
olson while in a taxicab with his
weetheart, Catherine Laraia, because
! quarrel with the young woman.
Of bomb planted by Black
and agents in the doorway of Leo
ardo Melone's grocery in the Italian
larter Of Chicago, wrecked three ,
Dozen persons we're slight
injured.
Arthur G. Mack, alleged to have ;
eaten his wife to death, was sen.
need at Providence, R. l., to six
an ro' ivppricnnpnapt !