The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-25
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at Portsmouth, Va, to cost $50O,0O0.
Fire is raging in one of the main
entries of mine No. of the Poston
Consolidated Coal company at Mill
field, o.
Abe Ruef, one time political boss Of
San Francisco. was paroled from San
Quentin prison upon agreement to
never re-enter politics.
American schooner Oscar G. has
been wrecked on the Haitien coast
while en- route to Cuba Captain and
crew saved.
DIR. Paul Ehrlich. discoverer OF sal
varsan and OF the antitoxin for diph-
liberia, died suddenly of heart disease
at Bad Homburg, Germany.
In a pitched battle at Perrysburg,
o., two automobile bandits were
wounded and two others captured.
DR.. David B. johnson, Rockhill, n.
/ c., was elected president of the Ma
| tional Education association.
| President Wilson went to Philadel,
| pnia for examination of his eyes. The
trip was made in the White House
automobile.
William McGriffe, negro, legally
hanged at Moultrie, Ga, for murder,
confessed on the gallows that he had
killed ten men in four southern states.
Fire Chief John J. Mcmahon of Erie,
Pa, died of pneumonia contracted
when ne was carried on debris
through Mill Creek valley on the night
of the Erie flood, Aug 3.
James Henry snot and killed Thori-
as O'Haver, whom he found in his
home at Columbus, Ind. Henry and
his wife are in Jail.
Finding her father, Sylvester Moore
head, kneeling over mis- PROSTATE wife
and choking her at home in Logans.
port, Ind, it is charged, Mabel Moore
head, fourteen. sent four bullets into
his body. He may die.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Apoloni and two
children of Pinch Run, O., were made
seriously i'll as a result of eating toad
stools, mistaken for mushrooms
DR.. r. H. Henry, physician of Co
lumbus, was fatally injured at Spring
field, o., when his automobile colIfded
with streetcar. His skull was frac-
tured.
Driven into a jealous rage when he
found the woman ne loved kissing her
husband, Valentine F. Stimac shot ana
killed Mrs. Julia A. Patusek. thirty
four. at her home near Detroit. He
surrendered.
Increased demand for coal mas re-
suited in the working forces at more
than dozen mines in the Pittsburgh
district being augmented by about
1900 men, all on full time.
Mansfield (O) authorities are get.
ting ready to use prison labor on the
streets and roads instead of sending
men to the workhouse.
Three negroes. recently released
from jail, where they were held
charged with poisoning mules, were
iynched near Hopehull, Ala.
An auto bearing a Georgia license
tag, draped in mourning and carrying
placard bearing the inscription, For
Our State" passed through Geneva, u
At Cleveland, Elmer Boehm, twenty
three, kissed his mother goodby, stood
in front of mirror and shot and kill
ed himself because a girl refused tC
wed him
Mrs. NJ. ]. McMulvihall, Mrs. Henry
Weilenian and her fourteen-year-ol6
daughter Gladys and A. E. Billings
were killed at Los Angeles when {
| train demolished jitney bus in which
, they were riding.
Missouri Pacific and st. Louis, Iror
Mountain and Southern railroads have
gone into the hands of a receiver.
/ Mrs Jennie Shanklin is dead a
Massillon, o., of ptomaine poisoning
contracted from eating ice cream.
Official figures snow that 500
young women are employed in thl
Krupp gun works at Essen. Germany
Frank Miller, forty-ive, nardwar,
dealer of Mt. Sterling, o., who sIs
! tanned fractured pelvis and interns
Orient, o., died in a Columbus hos
pital.
The executive committee o: tn
: Ohio Sunday School association ha
extended the statewide campaign 10
the 100000 sustaining and buildia
fund until Oct 1.
The death of Edward Hett, invento
of the multi-color printing press, ha
r been announced at his home in State
: Island. N. ].
:. Five men were killed in mystei
/. ious explosion at the Aetna explosiv
plant at Glen Run, eighteen miles fro1
q Emporium, Pa.
3 ]. P. Morgan appeared at nis offic
4 in Wall street Cor the first time sine
9 he was shot at his summer home &
q Glen Cove, L. /.
Miss Beatrice Allen, who occupies
+ fashionable South Side apartment i
r Chicago, was robbed in daylight {
: iewelrv valued af 800 O00 and SIO0
J. cash.
v James Franklin Robinson of u
" richsville, o., a marine, was washe
< overheard from the battlesnip Ne
e Hampshire of the Florida coast an
IT drowned.
v A. c. Rineke, Cleveland broker, 81
IS nounced that s100,OO0.OO in war o
Is ders for the allies will be distribute
h in the Cleveland district at once.
le Three bushels of jewels and purse
" which belonged to victims of the Eas
y, land disaster at Chicago were reco
'e cred when the ship was restored
ir even keel.
+, Members os the uniformed ran
O Knights of Pythias. from Ohio, We
T. Virginia and Pennsylvania are ;
Sc Pittsburgh attending the first annul
n encampment.
le Sixty persons were killed and mar
k injured wnen the Irish mail train wa
a. wrecked near Stowe tunnel. Mort
ampton, England.
Prominent Citizen Dead.
Mr.. John Bright. Sr.. aged SO yea
a. and one of the rnoSf nrominent citrza