The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-22
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ct New Orleans. aged sixty-eight. He
was a native of Gibraltar.
G. r. Christian of Bellefontaine, o.,
and who claims to be the youngest
rurvivor of the civil war, is a candi-
date for the position of custodian of
flags under the Willis administration
He enlisted at the age of IL
Plant and remaining assets of the
ton concern that failed for 100000,
were bought at receivers sale by
local trust company, representing the
tondholders. for $106,735.
At meeting OF the oranges of Del
aware county, o., a resolution was
passed to the effect that they would
make no displays at the annual Della
ware pumpkin show this year because
Of the presence of saloons in the city.
Chief of Police w. T. McCarty of
Portsmouth, o.. is dead.
Albert G. Spalding. a pioneer o.
baseball and sporting goods manufac-
turer, died in California
Four-year-old Eta Muratoky fell
from fourth floor fire escape in New
York and was caught in the arms of
Isadore Whalton, who ran across the
street in time to eaten her. Neither
was injured.
Love Rudd, a negro who was taken
from a constable by a mob near
GAINESVILLE, Mo-, has not been heard
from since and 1t is reported ne has
been hanged. The negro was charged
with robbery.
John T. Atkinson, prominent labor
leader of Murphysboro, Ill, was muir
dered by Bracy Force, a negro, who
escaped.
Two seamen were asphyxiated by
fumes of a large quantity of lilies
stored in the hold of the steamer Ryn-
dam at New York. Rescucrs brought
them out dead.
A gas well with an estimated pro-
duction of 100000 cubic feet daily
was completed by the Arco Oil COM
pany Of Pittsburgh on the Lindsey
farm in Wayne county, Ohio.
Peach pickers are badly needed in
the section OF Port Clinton, O., to save
the monster peach crop. Hot weather
and a scarcity of pickers are causing
thousands of peaces to fall to the
ground
Governor Ralston of Indiana issued
proclamation designating Oct as
Riley day, and urging the people of
the state to set aside the day to honor
James Whitcomb Riley, the poet
At New York, Gustav Stanl, Ger
man reservist, who pleaded guilty to
perjury in signing afidavits that he
saw four guns on the Lusitania just
before that liners last voyage, was
sentenced to one and a half years i'm
prisonmeht
John Newland, forty-three, suffered
q fractured skull in a battle with
thugs at Cleveland.
Attorney F. A. Durham, general
counsel OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, died on Baltimore and Ohio
train near Cumberland, Md.
Mrs. Trowbridge Galloway, society
leader of New York, saved Axel Ben
son, a butler, from drowning in the
surf at Spring Lake Beach. N. ].
The secretary of the treasury re-
ceived a conscience contribution from
the state of Maine amounting to $500.
The sender did not disclose the rea-
son for making restitution.
Crazed by jealousy because Fannie
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Hildebrand, William Watkins killed
Mrs. Hildebrand and wounded her
husband at their home in Wheeling,
w. Va.
| An infant daughter OF Princess Ad-
albert is dead Princess Adalbert is
the wife of the third son of the kaiser.
| Howard Wood, sixteen, was instant
ly killed near Marysville, o., while at
tempting to hop a freight train. His
body was ground to pieces.
Farmers of Athens county, Ohio,
sustained thousands of dollars dam
age in the recent rains Hundreds of
toms have been ruined.
Levin p Robinson, his wife and
Alonzo Redeem, farmland, were shot
and killed by Frank Grano at Robin
sons farm, near Snow Hill, Md. Jeal-
ousy. Grano was arrested.
Attendance at the Panama-Pacific
exposition has passed the 10000, 900
mark.
Henry Kesler, seventy, of Ashville,
o., died of injuries received when
struck by an interurban car near his
home.
The Ohio board of charities viii in
vestigate the Perry county children's
home as result of charges made by
May Degarmo, a discharged employee.
John Bailie of Shawnee, O.. entered
upon his eleventh term as county sur
veyor. He is a Republican and has
held the job, except two terms, since
1892.
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Mrs. John Teda, her two sons, John
and Peter, and hired man were kill
ed at Chesterton, Ind, wnen the auto
mobile in which they were riding was
hit by a train.
1t is officially announced that the
boil weevil has entered Georgia.
Nearly 100000 will be available
for the schools of Kentucky for the
year 1856.
Five girls persisted in fire that de-
stroyed the st. Francis girls rectory
In San Francisco.
At Berwick, Pa. Carl Houston,
trainer. was frigntfully injured by q
lion at an animal show.
Two hundred people were killed In
the railway wreck that occurred 200
miles east of Mexico City.
An explosion of natural gas near Or
ton, Okla, fatally burned three per-
sons and seriously injured another.
Lights on the automobile in which
they were riding ignited a pocket o:
gas.