The Climax-Madisonian., 1915-06-30
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wagon when his team ran away.
At Delaware. o., Fay Chambers,
ninenteen, contractor. was shot and
fatally wounded by Carl Fegley, twen-
ty-five, as result OF rivalry for the af-
fections of young woman, police say.
Registration of students at the Ohio
university summer school passed the
1900 mark. Last summer the Ohio
university's six weeks term brought
$500 young people to the Athens
school.
Henry county. Ohio. is without a
common pleas judge by the decision
of the appellate court in ousting p. c.
Prentiss. Prentiss was declared to be
disqualified for alleged violation of fhe
corrupt practices act.
Miss Hattie NJ. Watson, sister-in-
law of Frederick E. Hastings. a WE'LL
to-do resident of Devon, a suburb Of
Philadelphia, was shot and killed by
the negro butler, who committed sui.
eide. Motive unknown.
Twin girls that were Joined together
like the famous Siamese twins wero
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Presbylos-
kie, residing at Webb. near BeIlaire,
o. The babies lived only three hours.
Two sticks of dynamite were found
in front of Andrew Carnegie's home
In New York by Gus Malone, a special
patrolman. The Carnegies are at Bar
Harbor.
roof garden, thought to be tho
first Of it's kind. will be built on the
new S65,OO0 First Congregational
church at Canton, o. The roof win be
for evening services and social affairs.
A lovers quarrel resulted in the IA
tai wounding of eighteen-year-old Es-
tella Woods. a stenographer at Ser
home at Applewood, Pa. and the sui
eide Of her twenty-year-old admirer,
Samuel Oliger. who used revolver.
Governor Willis will speak at Lima.
| o., July 6, when the Liberty bell Will
| pass through Lima on its way to the
exposition.
James Crafull of Roundhead, o..
driver OF Ford racer, was fatally in.
| jured when his car turned turtle at a
curve on half mile track near Ken.
ton, o.
At Fresno. Cal. the main winery
and storenouse of the Barton Vine
yard company, together with 100000
gallons of wine, were destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at S5O0.OOO.
The highest price ever paid for zinc
ore was received by a mining firm
when twenty-seven tons sold at Jop-
lin, NO., for $139.9O a ton.
| Ofville II. Wright of Dayton, the
aeroplane inventor, received the hon
orary degree of doctor of science at
the commencement at Trinity college.
Hartford. Conn.
Ohio industrial commission granted
an award of of S2,OS1.O4 to Mrs. Ell
Bowers of Lima, o., widow of Edwa
]. Bowers, who was killed May u
when oiling an elevator.
James J. Goodwin, a cousin and fo-
years business partner of the late J.
p. Morgan, is dead at New York. He
was nearly eighty years old and re-
tired from business years ago.
| profit of SCI, 900 from operation OF
the Panama-Pacific exposition from
the opening, Feb. 20. to June 10, was
reported to the board of directors by
Rodney S. Durkee. comptroller.
The Bell telephone property in Iron
ton. o., is shortly to be turned over
under sale to the Home Telephone
company of that city.
Miss Anna Hoffman, thirty-seven,
daughter of Chris Drumotte of Ur-
bana. o., is held in Holloway Jail. Lon
don. as a German spy.
Mayor Amos w. Shinn of BeIpre. O.,
cashier of the First National bank at
Belpre. is still missing Bank officials
charge that Shinn is short in his ac-
counts.
William Baker and George A. Bur-
ton quarreled near Somerset. KY, and
Baker. it is said. shot Burton, killing
him. Then a brother of the slain man
shot and killed Baker.
Marion Deems confessed to the Bal
timore police that he killed Miss Laura
Schaefer, young deaf and dumb
woman. whose body was found in a
ravine.
Dewolf Hopper, famous actor, has
surrendered to the moving pictures
and is the first star to be engaged by
new syndicate. Mr. Hopper will re-
ceive $125,0OO a year.
Despondent because of i'll health,
Or. Rebecca V. Combs. sixty, well
known Columbus physician. drank a
quantity of poison at her home and
died later at a hospital.
| Former Congressman William s.
| Cowherd OF Missouri died at Pasade-
ma. Cal. of anemia after an illness OF
six months.
An attempt was made to blow up
the armory at Windsor. Ont. Twenty
six sticks OF dynamite were found in
the building.
Ray Mette. twenty-seven. n farmer,
living at Fruit Hill. Hamilton county.
o.. was instantly killed by lightningI
near his home.
| Forbing Brothers have completed a
we'll on the Barnes lease at Brink
haven. o.. said to be good for 100 bar.
rels OF oil daily.
| At Pensacola, Fla. Peter Wyman
and wife. parents OF Lieutenant Wy
man OF the United States army. now
in the Philippines. were found muir
dered in bed.
| Harry Slee, twenty-six. was killed,
and Ross Scharlotte probably fatally
hurt when an automobile in watch
they were riding crashed into a pole
near Steubenville, o.
! Nellie Dickinson. twenty-three. died
at Indianapolis of starvation Several
weeks ago she drank concentrated lye.
She was unable to eat afterward be-
cause of the effects OF the lye on her
throat.