The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-25
NEWS PARAGRAPHS

British steam trawler Kilmafnoek
was DESTROYED by a mine In the North
sea
John Becker OF WestvieW. Pa. was
killed by an auto while riding on a
motorcycle.
In sight OF her mother, May Sum.
mers. aged FIVE, was dsoapitated BY
a trolley car at Philadelphia.
Plans for municipal ownership OF
Waterworks were killed when the oity
II Marion, o., renewed the Marion
Water companys franchise for ten
years.
Mrs. William Cumming Story, pres
ident general of the Daughters a the
American Revolution, consented 70
become a patroness OF the national
cotton fashion show to be held In
Washington Oct, and s.
Secretary of State Graves will place
q pamphlet containing copies Of the
four proposed constitutional amend
ments, together with arguments for
and against them, in the hands of
every voter in Ohio
A sheritfs posse picked up two men
near Brewster Wayne county, Ohio,
who are thought to be highwaymen
who held up and shot Charles Neu.
rot, Orrville farmer.
Lillian Russell was operated on at
Pittsburgh for appendicitis,
John Tutty, a gunman, was killed
in pistol battle with Brooklyn police.
Crushed between cars he was shift
ing, o. c. Richardson, conductor, was
killed at Savannah, Ga.
Cincinnati school children, through
the sale Of tooth brushes, raised ST.
200 Of proposed $4,000 fund for FREQ
dental clinics in public schools.
Pittsburgh coal operators face a la
Dor famine on account OF the war
Mrs. A. Likisly is the seventh per
son to die at Baltimore within nine
days from eating toadstools.
Oslo Irwin, thirteen, accidentally
hanged himself in a granary loft at
the home of his uncle, Henry Slack
at Mt. Vernon, o.
A strike was inaugurated at the
leading golf links OF Cincinnati by
the caddies demanding 10 cents in
stead OF 40 cents for the afternoon.
While attempting TO flag a Scioto
Valley traction car at Maplewood
Park, six miles north of Lancaster, o.,
James Teal, sixty, was run down and
instantly killed.
Walter Joss. assistant cashier in
the State Savings bank at Franklin
Park, a suburb of Chicago, was shot
and fatally wounded in a battle with
four bandits who unsucC Cessfully at
tempted to hold up the bank.
Dayton will raise $4,000 to finance
the dry campaign in Montgomery
county.
British steamer Foxton Hall chang
ed her registry and sailed from Colon
under the American flag for Perth
Amboy, N. ].
Four patients at the Athens, o..
State hospital were asphyxiated by
gas in a silo In which they were
working.
Two Of the fvs men who are al
legged to have robbed Mrs. Nellie |
Clark Of Kankakee of jewelry valued |
at $4,000, were captured in a eorn-
field near Momence, III.
Lake Shore Electric Railway COM
pany was made defendant at Nor
walk, O., in a suit for 100000 dam
ages by August Hess, ex-mayor OF
Monroeville, for injuries he suffered
in a collision.
Despondent at leaving her old
home in Meriden, Conn. to join her
husband at Chicago, Mrs Ida Meek,
wife of j. r. Meek, ended her life on
a Grand Trunk passenger train by
shooting herself
Fire destroyed the plant of the A.
J. Phillips company in Fenton. Mich,
causing damage OF 100000.
Yeggmen at Creston, O., looted the
postofice OF 5000 in money and S4OO
in stamps and escaped after cutting
wires.
D. L. Crumbley, SummitviIle, o.
farmer, reported he was robbed Of
1883 on an interurban car. Two
women are under surveillance.
Aeroplanists in the northern part
Of the United States we're warned to
be careful not to cross the border
Into Canada during the war.
Plague has broken out in the an
cient city Of Catania, Sicily. The
italian government, it is stated, has
taken extreme precautions to prevent
It's spread.
Pittsburg manufacturers will ship
{, 100000 horseshoes to Russia and
France.
King George signed the home rule
or Ireland bill, but, while it is now a
aw, the measure will not go into ef
ect for a year.
While on his way to school at
South Kingston, r. l., Amos Paul was