The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-11-17

nounces that one wild deer has been
shot in Ohio during the past week
and two Diners sighted.
John c. Cook, millionaire locomo-
tive builder. who built the original To-
connective works in Paterson, N. j.,
died from heart disease
Freighter P. d. Armour of the Bore
land Cornelius line, from Cleveland to
Buffalo, with coal, struck on shoal
of Erie, Pa, and sank Crew escaped.
After years litigation Justice Jay
cox, in the New York supreme court,
decided that Frederick c. Hicks, Re
publican, is entitled to the seat in
congress from the First congressional
district.
Ohio Fuel company has struck three
new gas wells in the Bellefontaine
field with total capacity of 25,O00,-
600 cubic feet daily.
Two negro bandits shot up Michael
Brothers cafe in Chicago and escaped
without booty.
Ernest ]. Shipley, fifteen, was kill
ed when he fell down the elevator pit
in the Y. NJ. c. A. building at Dayton.
Guests of the Maplewood hotel,
Winsted, Conn; moved out when
skunk took up mis- abode in the base
ment.
Four women battled 500 white
faced hornets in the Collinwood
branch library, Cleveland, winning in
one hour. The nest was on exhibit
ton.
Miss E. Marie Sinclair went bath
less because her Riverside drive
New York; apartment was horribly
cold, she testified when the agent
brought suit for back rent
Mrs. Margaret K Armour, widow
of S. B. Armour, the packer, is dead
at Kansas City. She was eighty
years old
Fire at Trenton, N j., damaged the
wire rope shops of the joan A. Roeb-
ling Sons company to- the extent of
81, O0O, 900.
Philip Rose, wni,e hunting near
Kirkland, o., was shot in the face as
be was walking over a hill, by Ralph
Sked, who shot at rabbit.
H. c. Rupert, said to be a wealthy
resident of Richmond, Va, shot and
killed his wife and then committed
suicide in New York hotel.
Very few, if any. turkeys will be
served to the $4,000 and more wards
Of Ohio on Thanksgiving day this
year. The price is held too high.
Four yesgs who blew the safe in
the Belle Center (O) postofice Sc
cured 500 in cash and $40 in stamps.
Georgia senate passed a bill pro-
hibiting liquor advertisements in any
form in Georgia and making such adj
vertisement misdemeanor.
c. A. Meyers. hanged at Fort
Worth, Tex, for murder, was decapi-
tated when the trap was sprung. His
body dropped into the pit while his
head dangled gruesomely before the
gaze of Mortified witnesses.
Harry Vickers, thirty, railroader,
and Jacob Muntwiller, sixty, farmer,
both Of Toledo, shot their wives and
then shot and killed themselves in
stantly. Mrs. Vickers is dead and
Mrs. Muntwiller is in serious con-
clifton.
Fourteen months old son OF Charles
Harsh was drowned in tile ditch at
Delaware, Q.
Creatore, band leader. is to marry
Rosina Demarinus, eighteen, OF Prov
idenie, r. l., less than half his age.
A thief smashed a plate glass win
dow in the jewelry store of Hughes
& Son at Lima, o.. and escaped with
$500 worth of jewelry.
At Marion, o., W. B. Shipman,
forty-six, tried to beat a northbound
Booking Valley train over a crossing.
He was struck and killed
Wilbur C. King, colored, former as
sistant in the Franklin county prose-
outor's Office, is to be appointed head
of the states new loan shark and
chattel mortgage bureau.
United States 1915 corn crop will
total 3,090,509, 600 bushels, according
to report of the department of agri-
culture.
A two-headed baby boy was born
to Mrs. Tony Valeski, twenty three, of
Camden, N j., and died almost imme-
diately after birth.
At Chicago yeggs cracked safes in
the Hamlin theater and office of the
Triple Action Spring company, escap-
ing with $4,000.
Harry Wolf, twenty-five, telephone
lineman, was fatally burned at New
ark, o., when he came in contact with
q high tension wire while working on
a pole.
Detectives armed with cameras are
taking photographs in West Virginia
of every employee of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad they see taking a
drink Of alcoholic liquor. A number
of employees have been discharged.
Death claimed Former Postmaster
William H. Gates, aged seventy, at
Ashland. o.
Rev. Sylveaus Stal. editor of the
Lutheran Oberver, Philadelphia, and
the author of a number of books, is
dead.
Plant and building of the News and
Observer at Raleigh, N. c., owned by
the secretary of the navy, Josephus
Daniels, YVES destroyed by fire.
adelphia.
The late Mrs. Fannie Mast Gamble
of Cincinnati left s125,000 to the PEN
sion fund for preachers of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church.
Harry. Charles and Herman Smith,
brothers. aged nine, eight and FIVE, re-
spectively, were saved from death by
the prompt use of the pulrnoter
when they were overcome by gas
fumes at their home in Cleveland
Roscoe Ross, twenty-five, circus en-
ployc of Columbus. o., was killed at
Elizabeth. N. J.. while watering ale
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