The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-27
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wounded in street fight at Columbus.
Byron Ongley. forty-one, of New
York, theatrical manager, fell from a
hotel window at Wilmington, Del,
and was killed.
American Red Cross issued an APP
peal, asking churches throughout the
country to give their Thanksgiving
day collections for war relief work in
Europe.
The last surviving veteran of the
Mexican war in Hardin county, o.,
William Bish. is dead at the age of
eighty-fve years. He also served in
the civil war.
John Daugherty. thirty. laundry
driver while cutting dead branches
from tree at his home in Wheeling.
w. Va. stepped on a dead branch
and fell. sustaining a broken back.
William F. Seymour, manager of a
shoe store at Newark, o., was arrest
ed on charge of embezzling $3.50.
Perry Bell and Hugh and Oscar
Stout were injured in an automobile
accident near Utica, Licking county, o.
The navy department announced
that training school for divers will
be established at the torpedo station
at Newport, r. l.
DR.. George A. Fritch was arrested
by detectives of Detroit pending in
yestigation of alleged Illegal treat
ment administered to Miss Mabel Ar
mold ut Toledo, o.
Andrew Hochvar was killed at
Bridgeport, o., when a motor truck,
running wild, plowed into the Bridge
port National bank.
Richard Fenby of Dallas, former
auditor of the Texas and Pacific rail-
road, used forty-one words to dispose
Of his $780, estate in his will
Luther Hill, wealthy land owner at
Baldwin, Mass, shot and killed his
brother, James, because James COM
nented on the brevity of Mrs. Lu-
Their Hills new gown.
A gang of boy robbers, the police
believe, tortured and beat to death
seventy-nine-year-old Joseph Osborne,
a Grand Crossing Qll) recluse, and
supposed to be wealthy.
Near West Union, O., John Viers,
farmer, was killed when his horse ran
away and he was thrown from the
buggy.
F1fty-two persons were killed in an
explosion in a factory in the Rue De
Tolbac, Paris, while a hundred or
more were injured
Gustavo Navarro, superintendent OF
the Mersenal plant in Mexico City,
was executed for completely in the
usurpation of the presidency by Vic
toriano Huerta.
Edward Mclaughlin, who has Just
retired from the office OF deputy coun-
ty auditor, at Bellefontaine, O., serv-
ed twenty-eight years in that position.
Aubrey Case and Frank Ashcraft
rescued two persons from death in a
fire which, for time, threatened to
destroy the village of Fowler's Mills,
Ohio.
Six persons were killed and ten 9th.
ers badly hurt in a head-on collision
between Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific southbound train No. IL and
northbound freight train, twelve
miles south of Chicasna, Okla.
Captain David c. Fowler, oldest in
habitant of New Lexington. O., cele-
brated his ninety-third birthday His
father, John Fowler, was the first set
tier there.
Joseph G. Mccoy, pioneer plains
man, who laid out the famous cattle
trail from the state of Texas to Abb
lene. Kan, died at Kansas City after
two months illness.
At Chillicothe, O., Florence Mcnce,
twenty-five, died from burns received
when her dress caught fire from the
smouldering ashes of a bonfire.
Paul Lambert & Co., Buffalo stock
brokers' dealing through the Pitts
burgh stock exchange, have assigned
Burglars stole emergency war"
stamps worth $4,000 from the safe
in the Office OF Deputy Foley, coliec-
tor of internal revenues at Evansville,
Ind.
Joe Hillstrom was resentenced at
Salt Lake City to be shot by a firing
squad in the prison on Nov. 10,
for the murder of two men on Jan. 10.
1914.
]. Wesley Ulsn, humane officer and
nemesis of negligent fathers, at Ma
rion, o., has collected $4,000 within
the past year and paid it to deserted
wives and children.
Louis Wade, prominent merchant,
formerly OF Detroit, shot and killed
his wife at Ocean Springs, Miss, and
then committed suicide, after attempt
ing to kill two others.
Orville S. Dorman, 101, registered
at Rome, N. Y. He viii. vote for pro-
hibition and woman suffrage.
Sir Lionel Garden, who was British
minister to Mexico from 1913 until
August. 1914. is dead in London.
Fancisco Beltramo, while attempt
ing to loop the loop in an aeroplane
ct Buenos Ayres, fell to the ground
and was killed.
Officials says that the first weeks
work on Belmont county CO., roads
by inmates of the county Jail saved
the taxpayers 5000.
Mine operators of West Virginia say
it is impossible to find a sufficient
number of men to work the mines to
the capacity demanded by orders.
In an argument over the war in a
Greek coffee house at Cleveland one
man was killed and two others were
MORALLY wounded. The dead man is
August I4efsimovitz. thirty-two.
Mrs. john Fucnillc, thirty-hve, New
Philadelphia, o.. is recovering after
her right ear was torn of in an auto
accident and then sewed on.
More than 200 persons in Salvador
lost their lives during the last seven
weeks rs a result Of frequent earth
quake shocks.