The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-31
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Ehrl GroyI Iofmer governor general
OF Canada, died at London after long
illness.
Bar silver broke another record
when 1t sold at Ssk cents an ounce in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lupo and
their three daughters were burned to
death In q fire which destroyed their
fruit store at Bad Axe, Mich.
John Herman, district fire chief,
was found dead In his bed in an en-
gine house in Toledo. He had been In
the fire department nearly thirty
years.
Ten suffragists arrested in front OF
the White House making a demon.
stration in behalf OF the National
Woman's party were fined $25 each
in Washington police court. They
gave notice Of an appeal and were re-
leased after furnishing 500 bond
each.
Seventeen Villistas were taken to
the New Mexico state prioon to serve
terms Of from II to 80 years for parti-
cipating in the Columbus, N. NJ, riots.
Traffic through the Panama cana.
during the fiscal year Just closed was
the greatest since the great waterway
opened. Over 1900 vessels passed
through.
A fertilizer plant owned by the Pro.
ducts manufacturing company and oc-
cupying a sixteen acre tract of land
on Barren Island, New York, was de-
stroyed by fire.
Forty thousand exhibitors and buy.
ers entered the official lists for the
autumn fair at LeIpsic, Germany.
Most Of the visitors are from Austria
Hungary, Bulgaria, Turkey and Euro
pean neutral countries.
Mexican government has decided to
ask the United States to refund the
amount Of customs duties collected
during the occupation Of Vera Cruz.
The amount is estimated at more than
81, 100000 in United States coin.
Frank I. King, Toledo grain man,
has declined appointment as food
dictator Of Ohio
Catholic societies Of Buenos Ayres,
Argentina, held demonstration In
favor Of the pope's peace proposal.
DR.. Edward Buchner, professor Of
chemistry at the University Of Wuers-
burg, died Of wounds received at the
front.
Martin Martinson and Eluse Knight,
bluejackets, we're seriously injured In
a boiler explosion on a converted
navy patrol boat at Norfolk.
One soldier was killed and many
others hurt while fighting fire that de.
stroyed several cottages at the Catho
lie summer school OF America at Clif
Haven, N. Y.
Rev. Clarence N. Conant Of the
Protestant Episcopal clergy Is dead
at Baltimore
Charles Vitttson, thirty-nve, New
port, KY, was shot and killed. A
woman is accused Of the shooting.
Torpedoing of the British steamer
Trelissick, loaded with 100000 bush
els Of oats for the French government,
was reported by the officers of Brit.
ish steamer arriving at an American
port.
Harry Dill, Democratic candidate
for the legislature from Kenton coun-
ty (Ky), was shot and probably fata!.
ly wounded, at Newport, KY. J. l..
Shober, editor OF the Newport Labor
Herald, is held.
Privates Nelson and James Kelley
Of Battery A, Second Missouri field
artillery, were killed and four others
seriously injured whom a shrapnel
shell exploded on the cantonment
range at Fort Sill, Okla.
Goothold Prusse, German subma-
rine expert, who came to America on
the first trip Of the merchant subma-
rine Deutschland, was arrested at Bal
timore on the charge Of entering bar
red zones without a permit
Ernest Haines, a boy Of sixteen,
convicted and sentenced at Brookville,
Pa, to the electric chair for the muir.
der Of his father, William Haines, but
who was granted new trial, has been
freed After celebrating 90h hours
q jury in the retrial Of the case found
Haines not guilty.
Senate confirmed the nomination Of
John w. Garrett, Baltimore, to be min
lister to the Netherlands and Luxem.
burg.
Bernard M. Baruch, member of the
war industries board, sold his seat on
the New York stock exchange for
$4,000.
J. Leonard Replogle, head of the
Wharton Steel company, New York,
was designated to take charge Of steel
buying for the United States and al.
lies.
Dr.. R, H. Gerard Of Charlottesville,
Ind, has been elected president of the
National Fraternal Congress Of Amer
lea, an organization representing 100
fraternal beneficial orders.
Two persons were killed and a doz.
en- injured when freight train on
the Big Four railroad crashed into
the rear sleeping car of an eastbound
train at Mansfield, III.
Production of munitions in Canada
will be discontinued as no longer nee
essary.
Smoking on the streets of Berlin
has been prohibited because Of the
1w1ndling tobacco stock.
Minneapolis chamber Of commerce
will discontinue trading In wheat and
rye futures after Sept 1.
Farmers in North Dakota and Min.
aesota protest against fixing Of $1.65