The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-13


was laid with appropriate ceremony.
A bridge in course of construction
across the Oder river near Fuersten-
berg. Prussia. collapsed. Nine per.
sons were drowned.
Corwin Carter. seventy-five. a prom
inent farmer residing south of Marys-
vile. o.. was fatally injured when run
down by a runaway horse.
Assistant Chief Jenkins Daniels, for
many years a fire fighter, has been
appointed chief OF the Columbus fire
department, to succeed the late Chief
Lauer.
Four persons were bitten by a dog
at New Bremen, O., and three OF
them, Herbert Kettler, Pauline Wiss-
man and Oliver Grotnaus, have been
taken to Columbus for treatment.
The 1915 state census for New Jer-
sey, announced by Secretary of State
T. F. Martin, gives the state total
population of 2.s44,342. an increase
of S07,175 over the federal census of
1910.
At Millersburg. O., William Schaf-
fer. twenty-six, was killed in an auto
mobile accident.
Yeggs visited st. Paris, o., and
cracked the safes in the postofice and
several stores. About $500 in all was
stolen.
Charred body of Albert Lewis, sixty,
Utica co.. liveryman, was found in
the ruins of the Johnson livery barn
at Walhonding, o.
Lloyd B. Stump. thirty-two. drug
gist OF Milford, O., was killed, and
James K. Buckingham, lumberman,
was seriously injured when an auto
plunged over a fifty foot embankment
near Cincinnati.
Lying in bathtub filed with scald-
ing water, the body of Mrs. Priscilla
]. Crowninshield of Marblehead,
Mass, was found in a Boston hotel.
Yeggs blew the postofice safe at
Murray City. o., escaping with LOO
in cash and stamps.
August Bion, farmer residing near
Wabash. Ind. shot and killed his ten
ant, Bert Fear, and shot and fatally
injured Mrs. Fear and her two daugh-
tiers. A SON, Harry, was shot, but not
fatally injured.
Sheldon Lacey, furnace blower in
one of the big South Chicago steel
mills, strangled to death holding
valve on one of the gas waste pipes
in place so twenty-five fellow-workers
could fee safely.
There will be four independent tick
cts in addition to the regular party
tickets at the coming election at New
Lexington, o.
Alleging that his wife locked nim
out of doors in sleet and rain, John
d. Norris, Lancaster co. school
teacher, wants a divorce
AS result of fall downstairs on
Saturday, Mrs. Ann Kelly, aged LOT,
of Cleveland, is dead.
Stanley, year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Boston Baker of Jackson Center
o.. choked to death on a hickorynut
shell.
State Highway Commissioner Clin.
ton Cowen announced the resignation
of two $1,10o division engineers, John
Laylin, Norwalk, and T. Brindle, Ash
land.
Oliver Everett, seventy, a driver of
a wagon at Springhill, O., estimates
that he drove $3.50 miles in the past
eleven years, collecting 2o9,6so milk
cans.
Clara Morris. years ago noted az
Americas greatest emotional actress,
gets life income from $4,000 left
by her late brother-in-law, Samuel
Harriet. She is blind and bed-ridden.
Miss Susan Bussman, her sister
Sophia and Miss Eliza Frischmuth
were killed when their automobile
was ditched near Altoona. Pa.
Two bandits who robbed passengers
on the observation car of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul train,
near Glencoe, Mimi, of $3.50 in cash,
rade their escape. I
Stewart w. Carothers, well known
Chicago cartoonist and originator Of
the Charley Chaplin comic strip,
was instantly, killed by a fall from a
window of Chicago hotel
Percy Dorr, sixteen, was shot and,
fatally wounded while hunting near.
Port Jervis, N. Y. He climbed through
fence, dragging the weapon after.
him. The weapon was discharged.
George M. Morris, fifty, of Lancas:
ter. o., representative from Fairfield
county in the general assembly, is TAX.
ing graduate work in sociology and
education at Ohio State university.
Fire damaged the Toledo Times,
building and contents to the extent
or $50, 000
Spanish steamer Millan-Carrasco.
was wrecked near Bilbca, eleveni
members OF ner crew being drowneds
At Piqua, o., Charles Gardner, forty.
five, while repairing 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 wort1 thousands OF
dollars from wealthy people in Ma
rion. Bucyrus and Gallon. {
Al Jennings. former outlaw. opened
aNmonth's revival in Brooklyn. {
Because his wife was a movie in
ebriate." John Robertson o. Nyack. NJ
Y, obtained q divorce and custody OF
al hi