The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-06-12
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS


After hiccoughing six days, Leander
Folliet. seventy, of Marion, o., is dead
He was a retired merchant.
Marjory, daughter of Frederick X
Stearns, Detroit millionaire, plans to
devote her life to professional dancing
John Dasta, eight, kissed his little
brotis0 before the latter died of rabies
and is now in a hospital at Pittsburgh
suffering from the same disease.
George Presapsld and George Fell
are in Jail at Ravenna, o., charged
with having attempted to wreck trains
on the Erie road at Nindham, o.
Dr. q. A. Wheeler and three COM
panions were killed when the automo-
bile in which they we're riding plunged
over embankment near Goldfield, New.
Cy Clemens, seventy, on his way
from Fort Wayne, Ind, to serve a
sentence of from two to fourteen
years in the Michigan City prison,
jumped through a window of a rail.
road coach near Stillwell, Ind, in an
attempt to escape. He was recaptured.
Patrolman Charles Graham of the
Paterson IN. j. force was fatally shot
by thief he attempted to arrest.
Steven Swanton, weighing 23O
pounds, fell from a scaffold at Marion,
o., striking a stone pavement. The
pavement was broken. Swanton was
only slightly injured.
At Chicago, Nine. Ernestine Schu-
mann-Heink, the singer, was granted
a divorce from her husband, William
Rapp, Jr, whose ardent epistles to
Mrs. Catherine Dean Of New York
we're the sensation of the suit.
Mount Lassen, near Red Bluff, CAL,
is again belching forth smoke and
Vapors. Earthquake shocks were felt
in the vicinity.
Edwin Won Halen, the bandit son of
a wealthy Cincinnati physician, who
held up the clerk of the Metropole
hotel, Detroit, was sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment.
Five veterans, residents of the Ohio
Soldiers and Sailors home at Sandus-
ky, o., are dead as the result of the
intense heat, according to Major John
T. Jaynes, chief surgeon of the home
hospital.
Sixty persons were injured, several
fatally, by the explosion of balloon
during the annual fair at Sezanne,
France.
Two anarchists were killed, six
wounded and many others arrested by
the police at Ancona, Italy, as a re-
suit of a clash between the officers
and the reds.
Mrs. w. Bowman, 70, wealthy
widow of Boston, eloped with her In
dian chauffeur, Robert Herman, 81,
Carlisle graduate. The bride has two
married daughters.
Plenty of the finest chocolates and
the richest ice cream are the best
cure for delirium tremens or plain
drunkenness, either, according to DR..
Andreas F. Christian of Boston.
Triplets, weighing 5, 51S and 8
pounds, were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Straude Fletcher, living near Wash
ington c. H., O., on a farm. Two of
them are girls and all are doing well.
c. A. Haine, banker, announced his
withdrawal as candidate for class A
director on the federal reserve bank
of Cleveland.
Edwin f. Sweet, assistant secretary
of commerce, stated at Detroit that
President Wilson docs not desire a
second term.
Members of the arson squad of the
Women's Social and Political union
burned Tyler's Green, an elegant man
sion at High Wycombe, England.
Fireman Harman was killed and
three trainmen were hurt in a rear.
end collision on the Big Sandy branch
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
near Catlettsburg, Ky.
City Manager Charles e. Ashburner
of Springfield, O., issued a call to the
othar twalVn cifv managars in tha