The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-06
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Spanish steamer Millan-Carrasco
was wrecked near Bilboa, eleven
members of ner crew being drowned.
At Piqua, O., Charles Gardner, forty
five, while repairing a shotgun, which
he did not know was loaded, accident
ally shot and killed himself.
American Consul Thomas d. Ed
wards of Juarez was notified of the
death of Edward A. Powers, Ameri-
can consular agent at Parral, Chi
huahua.
Despondent on account OF i'll health,
Marion Fricker, thirty-eight, London
(O.) confectioner, committed suicide.
His body was found in the bathroom
of his home.
Following his arrest at Gallon, o.,
while attempting to escape with
booty, Edward Roberts confessed to
stealing valuables worth thousands Of
dollars from wealthy people in Ma
rion, Bucyrus and Gallon.
Al Jennings, former outlaw, opened
a months revival in Brooklyn.
Because his wife was movie in
citrate" John Robertson o. Nyack. N.
Y, obtained q divorce and custody of
their child
Eighty millionaires are on New
York city's personal tax list. Andrew
Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller
head the list.
The widow of Lewis G. Brown,
Somerset CO., man killed while fight
ing with the allies in France last
June, has been granted liberal pen
sion by the Canadian government
Attorney General Turner has filed
suit in court of appeals to dissolve the
Funeral Association of United States,
which operates in Cleveland.
American ship Vincent was destroy
ed by fire in the North sea. Crew was
saved
At South Norwalk, Conn, a valu-
able COW ventured into a clover field
and was stdng to death by bees.
Dependency over financial matters
prompted James A. Glasscock to kill
his aged mother and himself at their
home in Detroit.
A launch filed with G. A. r. visit
ors in the Potomac was rammed near
Washington by the presidents barge.
The captain of the launch was injured.
Hand-painted fish in New York's
East Side markets are worrying
health inspectors, who say the color
ing conceals decay. The dealers are
painting the gills a bright red, denot-
irg freshness.
Lockjaw, developing from a pin
scratch, caused the death of Mrs. Jo-
seph Collins at Marion. o.
Miss Lucille Ogle. twenty, OF Man.
chester, o., was drowned in Brush
creek in one foot of water.
To escape friends, P. F. Walker,
dentist, and Miss Florence Adams OF
Coshocton, o., were married at mid
night.
Twenty-Five residences and a busi-
ness block containing about twenty
small stores were destroyed by a fire
which swept Suffern, N. Y.
Grover Miser, Elkhart. Ind, fire.
man on a New York Central train,
was killed, and Peter Meyer, Toledo,
engineer, was badly injured wien
their train jumped the track near
Woodsfield, O.
c. w. Fawcett heads Democratic
ticket for mayor of Ottawa, O., in
place of T. F. McElroy. whowithdrew.
Eighteen-year-old Alice Joyce Bor-
den of Chicago is Americas most re-
cent girl millionaire; She has just
come into her fathers estate.
At Cleveland, Coulton Houlett, sew
enteen, carrying mail sacks. was
wounded in the leg when a loaded re-
volver inside pouch exploded.
Four workmen were killed and half
dozen or more injured at Phoenix
vile, Pa, when a Reading railroad
passenger train ran into a score Of
workmen in a tunnel.
Because her husbands relatives
concealed from her before their mar
riage that her husband suffered,
Mrs. Maria Locasti of New York has
begun suit for divorce.
A great storm caused floods and
ldndslides throughout Italy.
Charles E. Schaff was appointed re-
| ceiver for the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad. Mr.. Schaff is presi-
| dent of the road.
William Englehart, fifteen, was ac-
cidentally shot and killed by his
| brother James, eighteen, while hunt
ing near their home at Lithopolis, o.
Fred Wilson, chief OF jamestown
IN. " fire department, and Fred s.
Peace of Pittsburgh. an alarm system
salesman, were instantly killed in an
auto accident near Butler. Pa.
Fifteen persons were injured wlen
an explosion demolished the dwelling
o: Tony Tassone at Republic, Pa.
None of the injured will die. Traces
OIL dynamite were found in a corner
of the wrecked building.
George Dalrymple of Edison, o.,
was killed in an automobile spill at
Grants pass, Oregon.
Mrs. Anna Rupt, twenty-one, was
found at her home in Akron, O., with
bullet wounds in her breast.
Captain Roert W. Mueller of Mil.
waukee, noted militiaman, and his
wife were killed, presumably by rob-
bers, in a cottage at Princeton, Wis.
Robbers in New York blackjacked
| Charles Fried, a bank cashier, robbed
him of a satchel containing $4,000 in
cash, jumped into an automobile and
escaped.
American Bible society hopes to
raise 100000 nickels with which to
purchase 100000 Bibles to send TO
| the soldiers in Europe.
Deputy United States Marshal Bert
Walter was shot in the left hand at
Columbus when his revolver fell from
| is holster and was discharged.
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