The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-04
Observation-Disclosures.
!: PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS


u6dYy IOS near Gltm DedCu, n. l.
In London they are betting that the
United States will become involved in
the European war within the next six
weeks.
Daniel B. Miller, twenty-seven, Ias
killed at Lima, O., when he lost coh
troll of speeding automobile and raE
into ditch.
The 1000 employees in the mills o:
the Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet
company at Yonkers, ~. Y, have re
ceived a 10 per cent increase in wages.
Turner Graham, white man, andWill
Lane, negro, were legally executed
at Eddyville (Ky.) prison eor murder.
William M. Smith, detective for
the New York Central railroad, fell
under the wheels of a train at Ashta,
bula, O., and was killed.
Villas currency is quoted in FL
Paso, Tex, at $1.70 per 500, the low.
est figure any Mexican faction money
has reached during the revolutionary
period.
At Newark, O., Joseph Lipoczky,
forty, native of Austria, when brood
ing over the European war sent =
A spot six times the diameter of the
earth mas been observed on the sun
by astronomers at Christian Brothers
college, st. Louis.
| Frank Vance, Democratic member
o. the Franklin county liquor license
commission, has handed in mis- resig-
nation, effective Sept. L
James Conn was killed and two fel,
low workmen were injured by an ex-
rlosion in the foundry of the Labelle
iron works at Steubenville, o.
William E. Deibel, cafe owner, was
killed and Walter Fletcher and Mi
chael Blinn were injured when their
auto turned turtle at Akron. o.
England is suffering from coal
i famine as a result OF the entrance of
mine workers into the army and the
recent Welsh strike.
Edward Morrell, eighty-one, retired
contractor, has just received post
card at Passaic, N. j., that was mailed
to him by C. Wickham, lumber mer-
chant at New Hampton, N. Y, in 1881.
Vernon Castle, the noted dancer.
has obtained a commission in the fly
.
report in December.
BENJAMIN Dernberer and Charles
Barton, farmers. were killed when the
former tried to drive in front of q
train near Belleville, w. Va.
Mrs. Rose Brooksnire of Marion, o.,
has sued Mrs. Laura Cline 90 st. Par
is, O., for alleged alienation of her
husbands affections, asking $40, 00n.
An ordinance introduced in the city
council at Akron, o., provides jitp ey
bus drivers must be of good character
and must not smoke.
Motion pictures of the Eastland dis
sster will not be permitted to be
shown in Cleveland.
Ebert H. Gary, the steel magnate
declared himself in favor of larger
army and navy and of increased forti-
fication of the Hawaiian Islands.
Steamers City of Louisville and Ho-
mer Smith were in collision near We
way, on the Ohio river. Three hun
dred excursionists were thrown into
a panic
Warden Smith was exonerated OF
blame in connection with the attack
on Leo NJ. Frank at Milledgeville
(Ga) prison farm.
At Dallas, Tex, an attempt waa
made to blow up the home of J. D.
Padgitt, manufacturer OF saddles fol-
the allies. An employee was seriously
hurt when the bomb wrecked his
home.
Frank P. Blackford has been ap
pointed receiver of the Ohio Pipe com
pany, Findlay. O., with bond of $50.
600. The company has branches al
Cleveland and GAINESVILLE.
The Ohio state pharmacy board mas
been notified that Stephan Grocholsky
OF Cleveland. who was granted a phar
mac,As certificate by the board on
July 20, died on that date.
Every rural carrier in Ohio who de
livers mail by motorcycles and bicy
cles will nave to abandon those vehi
cles Jan. 1 next under an order just
issued by Postmaster General Burle
son.
William L. Cans. forty-two, an at
torney. and his son, William P. Cans
twelve, were killed, the automobile il
which father and son were driving be
ing struck by a streetcar near Union
town, Pa.
Postmaster General Burleson ha.
issued an order to postmasters tC
make exhibits of the operation of the
parcel post wherever possible without
expense.
Swarms of bees from northern
France have invaded the fashionabl,
shopping districts of Paris.
Francis Marden, Jr., of New York
coxswain of the Harvard freshmen
crew. was drowned while bathing IL
Otsego lake.
Fire caused by overheated oveni
damaged the plant of the Robbins
Myers Co., Springfield, o., to the ex
tent OF $4,000.
E. E. Baldridge, president of thu
Fort Worth (Tex.) Savings and Trus
company, which closed, was found
dead from selsinflicted bullet WOUND
in the head.
The 5000 employees of Chicago
elevated car lines will be granted |
wage increase and practically every
thing they demanded without resort
ing to arbitration.
Machinists and skilled workers a
the various government arsenals sool
will be paid the same wages as ar
paid by private concerns employIn.
labor to work on European contracts
"a us that S.
w alter Q. Park, candidate for /
n Legislature is in favor of Statewide Pr