The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-09-22
State News

that the warrant had been sworn to in
the Dayton courts and he Immediately
took a boat for America and came
straight to Dayton. He entered a de-
NAL of the charges against him. The
boy was allowed to go free or his own
recognizance. Musser says that his
grandmother, who was Mrs. Annie
Feeley, gave him the right to the
money before she died and that he
can show proof that he came by it
honestly.
Bellaire.-A real test of the old
Blackstonian doctrine of "flotsam
and jetsam," the solution of the mys-
teriOus disappearance of fortune and
a hard fight for possession of money
and liberty are promised as the result
of the arrest here of w. ]. McClain, a
wealthy contractor of this city, on a
charge of stealing about $25,OOO un-
earthed while he was excavating for
building in Wheeling, w. Va. Nc
Clans find was made on what is
known in Wheeling as the Doctor
Schuckhart property" Several pots
of gold were unearthed by his work
| men and their contents, according to
the best information obtainable, to-
tailed $24,124. When heirs of Doctor
Schuckhart heard of the discovery
they sought to recover the money. Nc
Claim has indicated an intention to
fight not only for his liberty, but also
for possession of the gold. The
Schuckhart heirs claim that their pro-
genitor buried the treasure.
Youngstown.-With his long and
luXuriant mustache aflame, John
Ilalobitch, employed at the East
Youngstown mill, rushed through the
plant. He was caught by fellow work
ers, who put out the fire with mill
towel. Kalobitch was working about
the greasy machinery and had from
force of habit frequently stroked his
mustache with his oily hands. The
hirsute adornment had become freely
soaked with grease and when Kalo-
bitch struck match to light short
cigar the fame was communicated to
the mustache.
Toledo.-With the reading of the
appointments for the coming con-
ference year, the forty-seventh
annual session of the Central German
Methodist Episcopal conference came
to a close. Bishop William F. Nc
Dowell announced the appointments
as follows: North Ohio district-Jo-
seph Kern, superintendent; Akron, o.,
]. R. Bodner; Allegheny and McKees-
port, Pa, j. c. Guenther; Berea and
Sandusky, o., Henry Pullman; Wal
nut Hills, o., Richard Pieuddeman;
Toledo, Emmanuel c. E. Severing-
haus; Toledo, Galena street, George
Mitter; Toledo, Salem and Perrys-
burg, ]. H. Holtkamp; Toledo, Zion
church, John Mayer.
Youngstown.-Squire Welsh and the
attaches of his court, together
with number Of newpaper represents
tives, had a hard time lodging kisses.
Mrs. Barbara Zulan was so overjoyed
when the justice suspended a sentence
against her son-in-law, whose arrest
the woman had caused and with whom
Ehe had become reconciled, she wanted
10 show her appreciation. Finally the
squire had to let the woman kiss his
hands. In the meantime the others in
the room had made their escape.
Akron.-The East Ohio conference
of the United Brethren church ended
with the following assignments of pas
tors by Bishop w. NJ. Weekly of Kan
sas City: Presiding elder, C. F.
Thompson. Akron First church, J. H.
Patterson; Second church., W. s.
White; Ashland, ]. E. Conner; ALI
ance, w. B. Leggett; Barberton, U. NJ.
Roby; Burbank, C. w. Birney; Barn
hill, G.. w. Grubbs; Beach City, P. M.
Camp; Beach Grove, J. ]. Wagner; 4;
Bowerstown, w. A. Hevlow; Canton,
c. w. REGARD; Conneaut, Jennie Metz
ker; Cleveland, c. j. Fox; Chippewa
Lake, F. A. FELTON,; Cambridge, w. o.
Siffert; Coshocton, B. F. West; Chest
nut Hill, G. w. Roby; Dennison, Ellen
r. King; Easton, to be supplied; East
Cambridge, G. c. Slater; East Pales.
tine, H. A. Shafer; Farmerstown, w.
S. Coder; Lorain, F. w. Tyler; Lake
Fork, William Whitehair; Lowells.
vile, w. w. Moody; Leon, V. B. Sla.
ter; Limaville, to be supplied; Lords.
town, A. E. Waterman; Mt Pleasant,
f. R. Watson; Mt. Olive, to be sup.
piled; Mineral City, to be supplied; !;
Mansfield, E. L. Ortt; Madisonburg, S.
M. Myers; Massillon, H. H. Davis
Magnolia, ]. B. Kirsch; Montrose, w
D. Steffania; New Philadelphia, v. L.
Fry; New Rumley, c. E. Ross; New
comerstown, P. J. Roby; Noble, o. M
Davidson; Nova, J. W. Hevlow; North
Lawrence, ]. M. Poulton; Navarro, w.
w. Cans; Overton, B. S. Arnold; OF
terbein, A. E. Fair; Paradise Hill, W.
E. Stewart; Phalanx, J. E. Porlet
Rinards, J. c. Brandenbery; Sugar
Creek, ]. S. Jones; Sterling, S. w. Lii
ley; Strausburg, Sager Tryon; Union
Eidge, J. S. Howard; Warren, John
| Pringel.
Circleville.-Five negroes, who are
members of the Norfolk & West.
ern construction gang, are in jail
here on suspicion of having been con-
nected with the murder of white fel-
low laborer. The man killed was
Ct&rles Otis, whose body the murder
ers hid in some bushes. 1t was dis
covered by trail of blood which led
to the hiding place. Cal Hegye was
shot through the neck and physicians
do not believe he can recover. Hegye
was conscious when found and told
the police that he and Otis were held
up by four colored men, who com.
manded them to hold up their hands.
Toledo.-Three people were killed