The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-09-08

Jail went to nearby saloon and
played cards. The citizens of Newark
are censured for electing such incom-
petent men to Office. 1t declares the
three officials did not favor law en-
forcement.
Piqua.-Rev. C. B. Boda of Gin
cinnati is the only man, other
than Rev. c. w. Kurtz of Dayton,
prominently mentioned at the Miami
conference of the United Brethren
church in Ohio as candidate for the
presiding eldership. Spirited discus
sion followed an attempt to give the
churches right to call their own pas
tors instead of being compelled to ac-
cept the minister appointed against
the churches will by the stationing
committee of the conference. A reso-
luton was introduced which, had it
been adopted, would have conferred
such power on the churches. After
much discussion, the resolution was
withdrawn.
Berea-Miss Clara Reimenschneider
of this thriving village and Walter
Huenefeld of Cincinnati were united
in marriage at the home of the brides
father, Rev. Carl Riemenschneider
Both bride and groom were. unattend-
ed. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed jointly by Rev. Carl Reimen-
schneider, Rev. ]. C. Marting and Rev.
H. Pullman, all of Berea. Mrs. Huene-
field is a graduate of German-Wallace
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taught in the Berea public schools.
Her father, DR.. Carl Rienenschneider,
was president of German Wallace col
lege for nearly 40 years, resigning
about two years ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huenefeld will reside in Cincinnati.
Canton-As a result of his offer
of bargain day" in children
of ages from one day to ten years, HUI
name officer Frazer was besieged by
persons desiring first choice. Four of
the IA were given homes.
Kent.-A man whose body was
ship, near the Mahoning division
of the Erie railroad, is believed by the
authorities to have been robbed and
murdered and thrown from a train.
The pockets of the clothing on the
body were turned inside out and every
mark that might have served to iden-
tify him was removed.
Alliance.-August Neushutz, aged
so, hostler at one of the rail-
road roundhouses here, shot and fatal
ly wounded his wife Rosetta while the
latter was washing clothes and then
shot and killed himself. They quar-
relied
Fostoria.-William Sayre, a glass
worker, choked supposed mad dog
to death after being bitten in the leg
Lancaster.-A $4,000 damage suit
was filed here against the Ohio Fuel
Supply Co. by Ida A. Weakley, wife
of Harry Weakley, commercial
traveller of Sugar Grove. She claims
the gas line of the company passing
near their house leaked and the gas
escaped to her cellar and exploded,
injuring her badly.
Zanesville.-After shooting through
a screen door at his wife, from whom
he was recently separated, Joseph
Brown committed suicide on the steps
of her cottage at Roseville. Mrs.
Brown with plucky neighbor girl
barricaded the house and hid in an
upstairs room while Thompson held
the neighbors at bay.
East Liverpool a crowd of
over 5000 people here John Mills and
Miss Jennie Carson were married by
Rev. Frank Pry of New Cumberland,
W. Va. The wedding was at Rock
spring park and West Virginia min
lister had to be procured, because
none of the members of the East Liv-
erpool Ministerial association would
serve. The wedding was the closing
feature of prize show given by a
local newspaper.
Cincinnati.-Nine hundred dairy
men, who represent the Tri-State
Dairymens association, from Ken
lucky, Indiana and Ohio, met here
and raised the price of milk to 16
cents gallon instead of IA, as it has
been in the past.
number of two and five-gallon
brandy jugs, quart bottles, TASKS, a
keg, quantity of whisky, three Anti
Saloon league detectives and drug
gist pulled in here from Kipton,
o. The druggist was Eugene Prem
tice of Kipton, who is charged with
selling liquor in a dry" territory
without prescription. Prentice had
hearing before Mayor Conway and
pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Canton. - Cletus Willaman, con-
victed murderer of Warren Koons,
his father-in-law, and the latter's
wife, was sentenced to die in the
electric chair before sunrise on De-
cember 16. Willaman showed no
emotion, but his wife, who sat by his
side in court, arose Historically and
cried out to County Prosecutor
Kriechbaum, who conducted the
states case against Willaman:
"Kriechbaum, hope you'll be pun
ished for this" Willaman was a
farmer living near Massillon and is
supposed to have slain Rooms be-
cause refused money.
Zanesville.-While engaged at work
under a freight car in the B.
& o. yards William Rothbauer, 25,
was killed and John Norris, 80, ne
gro, was fatally injured when a yard
engine ran into their car
Canton.-Chairman Hugh Nichols
of the Democratic state executive
4 committee has assured Atlee Pomer-
enc that the Democratic state cam,
paign opening will be held in Canton