The Mahoning dispatch. [volume] (Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio) 1877-1968, 1909-10-01
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while working at the Sherman house.
One of the hooks which held his scaffold
gave way andlhe fell 25 feet TO the pave
ment.
Italians throughout the valley are
preparing 70 celebrate Christopher Co
lumbus day Oct. IL.
Secretary Hanson of the charities ss-
ISOLATION seys that every man In the
city who wants work can get IL and he
urges citizens 20 discourage indiscrimi-
nate aims 90 that street begging may
be stopped.
Grocers' association proposes to fight
In the courts the ordinances requiring
the covering of green goods exhibited
outside their stores.
Report Of the clerk OF the board Of
education for last year shows that the
total receipts for the year we're $685.
65S 40. The expenses we're S442, 154 81,
leaving q balance Of s183,5l373. The
cost per capita of maintaining the
schools ranged from $50 to s17 Is.
Work on the temporary bridge which
will be used during the construction Of
the new Spring Common viaduct was
started this week. The temporary
bridge is located west OF the Pennsyl-
vsnis.ststion, and will accommodate We
hicle traffic as we'll ss pedestrians.
Attorney D. F. Anderson was refused
q new trial Of the suit In which he was
defendant and City Detective Meyer
was plaintiff. Meyer was awarded q
verdict OF 81, 200 for libel.
Fire In the Metropolitan restaurant
Sunday morning for time threatened
the destruction Of the opera house and
Diamond block.
Judge J. q. Kennedy ls one OF the In
corporators OF the youngstown 81 North
eru steam railroad.
A swarm OF hunters will leave the
city early Friday morning for the rural
districts In the hope OF bagging large
numbers OF the frisky squirrel, said to
be plentiful in many localities.
The fight for mayor In this city is on
with a vengeance. Mayor Craver is
hrm 10 the faith that he will be re-
elected.
W. W. Kelly, the Pittsburg contract
or indicted by the special grand jury on
two counts for bribery, is the only one
OF the 16 men indicted who has not ap-
peared in court and given bond for ap.
pearance when wanted. Unless Kelly
shortly appears Prosecutor Beard will
have extradition papers Issued for him.
Miss May Clemens OF Washington,
Pa, came here Monday to collect a
small bill. While at Justice Evans
Office ]. E. Stoney dropped In. 1t was a
case Of love at fret sight and within an
hour Miss Clemens had been wooed, won
and made Mr.. Stoney's bride.
1t is understood that the Ministerial
association will take hand In the
present municipal campaign.
Tom Helrigle, president OF the board
OF education, has been credited with
blaming Louie Guees, a member oil the
boar, with being instrumental In hav.
ing him indicted by the special grand
jury. Guess denies the charge. Any.
now, Tom was indicted.
L. n. Young appeared In court Tues.
day and pleaded not guilty to the
special grand Jury indictments for brib'
cry and presenting false claims.
A slight FIRE In the Imperial hotel
early Tuesday morning caused guests
to take TO the street In their night
clothes.
The Youngstown Automobile Club
has been organized With Senator Tod
as president, G. L Fordyoe vice.presl-
dent and DR.. w. 81. Hayden secretary.
Other prominent autoists are interest.
forts will be made TO push along the
good roads movement.
Contract for two additional county
Jail tiers OF cells has been let, the price
being $4,000.
Gene Gallager OF Canton will succeed
Capt. Barger as manager OF the local
gas company.
Councilman ]. r Davis wants the
city water supply taken from Lake
Hamilton on yellow creek.
The marriage last Friday OF Miss
Mary McNab and Walter O. Euwer was
the society event OF the week.
The socialists OF the 18th district held
a convention In this city last Sunday.
Steve Newbrick, 80 years old, was
kicked by horse at Struthers Satur.
day and died Sunday In the city hospi-
tai.
@. ID, Hine contemplates erecting
l0'story building on the site OF the Dia-
mOnd drug store and II he can secure a
20'year lease Of adjoining property east
will build siX-story structure thereon.
Adam Kirk wood, 3S years old, OF Hub
bard, was run down by train at the
Holmes street crossing Sunday and fa-
tally injured.
District convention OF X. of p. lodges
will be held In this city Nov. IL.
George McGuigan, the talented Ollo
man OF the Vindlcator, is In the city
hospital where he underwent an opera
tion, aud friends will be glad 10 know
that he is recovering. Webb Brown,
csrtoonist on the same paper, is also In
the hospital recovering from an opera
tion for appendicitis.
John Bremen, long conspicuous fig
ure In the business eff airs of the city,
died Tuesday, aged rs years.
Silas Wier, 5S years old, was run down
by an Erie engine Monday night while
on his way home. His wife and seven
children survive him.
M. j. MeGown, the we'll known and
versatile newspaper writer, has accept
ed a position as paragrapher on the
Vindicstor.
j. H. Mutt has been chosen chairman
OF the republican city committee and
Max Brunswick treasurer.
Saloonkeeper Frank Meltz,- found
guilty of sunday selling, was fined slOC
aud costs.
Martin Flynn has been appointed 8
clerk In the court of Justice Evans.
Friends of G. l.. Fordyoe are urging
his appointment as q member OF the
good roads commission.
j. Howard Edwards, secretary Il
Congressman Kennedy, is able TO be ou
after being laid up three months will
blood poisoning.
1t develops that the land purchases
near Girard, which was supposed to bS
for big new industry, will be used TO
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