The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-18
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John H. McMuilen, Hillsboro; Roy H.
Webster, Willoughby.
A. c. Rineke, Cleveland broker, an
pounced that $100,O00,0O0 in war or
ders for the allies will be distributed
in the Cleveland district at once.
Three bushels of jewels and purses
which belonged to victims of the East
land disaster at Chicago were recov-
cred when the ship was restored to
even keel.
Members oe the uniformed rank,
Knights of Pythias, from Ohio, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania are at
Pittsburgh attending the first annual
encampment
The Portuguese cruiser Republican
foundered on the rocks off the coast
of Portugal and is a total loss.
Harry Moore, nineteen, of Malvern,
Carroll county, o.. committed suicide
at the home of relatives in Columbus.
Damage estimated at $4,000, 900
was caused by terrific hurricane that
swept over the northeastern ana
northern coasts of Jamaica
Andrew Crum, arrested in connec-
tion with the killing ot Sheriff Maui
din of Mississippi county, Ark, was
shot to death at Osceola by a mob.
Colonel John NJ Glenn, U. S. A.,
reached the age of sixty-four years
and was retired with the rank of brig
adler general. He was born in New
ark. o.
Seven trackmen of the Pennsylva-
Tlio
Union, Pa, when passenger train No.
20, running at a nigh rate of speed.
crashed into them
Governor Ralston of Indiana will
not issue call for a state observa-
ton of "rat-killing day." as provided
under a legislative enactment of the
Legislature of 1911.
Captain Knox, detailed to the quar-
termaster's corps at Fort Sill, Okla,
was killed, and Lieutenant Sutton of
tie signal corps was seriously injured
when aeroplane No. AZ fell to the
ground.
Brick residence in East William
street, Delaware, O., the birthplace of
President Rutherford B. Hayes, has
just been razed. The residence was
built in 1910.
Two unidentified Mexicans were
killed by Texas Rangers few miles
west of Sebastian, Tex
Following investigation by federal
Iostoffice inspectors, P. J. Murphy,
postmaster at Kellys Island, O., was
removed.
The remains of Mrs. John D. Rookie
feller were buried in Lakeview ceme-
terry, Cleveland. the utmost secrecy
veiled the interment.
Councilman w. H. Ellis, forty, one
of the fourteen candidates nominated
Cor council at the Columbus primaries,
was found dead in his bed.
George F. Murray was killed and
five men were seriously injured when
an automobile in which the party was
riding overturned near Cleveland.
Thomas Mott Osborne, millionaire
warden of Sing Sing prison, is to re-
main in office untif his theories on
prison reform have had a workout.
Bandits secured $4,000 in raid on
the State bank at Maple Hill, Kan.
Typhoid fever has broken out among
the starving miners at Glouster. o.
Austin Weaver of Canton, O., was
killed by tramps in Kansas, where ne
was working as harvest hand.
James Fox, colored, was lynched by
mob at Tunnel Springs, Ala, after
he had shot and wounded a deputy
marshal.
Ten thousand insurance agents at
tended the convention of the National
Association of Life Underwriters at
| San Francisco.
Mrs. Joseph A. Robertson was fined
! $42,4S6 by the New York supreme
court for contempt following her fail
ure to appear for examination of her
] hank accounts.
The Guggenheims' American Smelt-
| ing and Refining company returned to
the federal government SIP, 1858 in
money and returned to government
entry 3,476 acres of valuable coal land
the company had operated under false
entry
Frank Clark, II, is under arrest lat
Fremont, o., charged with stealing
$3.50 from his roommate.
Edward Ringer was killed and Miss
| Dorothy French seriously injured in a
runaway accident near Canal Win
chester, o.
Henry Bannon, sixty, died in a Co
lumbus hospital after living week
with broken neck, sustained in fall
from wagon.
| Punch boards and other chance de-
wees have been placed under the ban
at Mt. Vernon, o., by orders of the
chief OF police.
M. j. Callaghan, editor OF the Belle
vue (O) Gazette, has been indorsed
by the Democratic committee for the
postmastership of Bellevue.
George F. Loder, seventy-three,
known throughout the United States
as the father of the Mystic Shrine
died after a long illness at Rochester
New York.
J. w. Marx, fifty-four, was killed
near Chardon, o., when a gravel bank
caved in on MIN.
Rev. DR.. Paul D. Bergin, at one time
president of the Christian college al
shantung, China, died at his home in
Hartford, Conn.
George Williams, noted Washington
bonisace, dropped dead while fondline
q pet dog.
Billie Hall, pretty manicurist, has
sued S. Percy Buchanan, Chics &c
board of trade man, for s25. 900 for i
legged breach o. promise.
Kentucky The Winner.
At Chester Park, Cincinnati. one da