The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-03-30
Buckeye Notes

uedlln IOF some weeks. ne was OOlh
at Painesville, May IL, 1S41, and is
survived by a widow.
Findlay.-The Findlay Ministerial
association at its meeting denounced
the appearance of burlesque shows in
this city and appointed committee
to take some action ito abate the
nuisance"
Hamilton.-Mayor Rothwell, County
Commissioner Frank Kinch and John
Mccarthy, manager of the Grand
theater, were in an automobile smash
up, in which all were more or less
bruised. Mccarthy is president of the
National Vaudeville Managers associ-
alton.
Lorain.-From an authoritative
source, it was learned that the Lorain
& Ashland railway, the Ramsey road,
has been financed by New York cap
italists and work on the construction
Of the line will be resumed this sum-
ner.
Warren.-Rev julius ]. Neudorffer,
for the last three years pastor of st.
Paul's German Lutheran church, after
three urgent calls has decided to go
to the pastorate of the Lutheran
church at Millsville, N. j., one of the
largest churches of that denomination
in the state, leaving ON June 1.
Akron.-The Akron postoffice is to
be closed on Sundays. An order to
that effect is expected any time by
Postmaster Baldwin. AS a result of
canvass made during the past ten
days more than $4,000 persons have
voted on the proposition, and of this
number but 572 favor keping the Of
fee open on the first day of the week.
Findlay-The Lake Erie & Western
railroad has just made contract
with stone company at Bluffton by
which the latter will furnish stone for
the ballasting OF the company's entire
trackage from Fremont, o., to Peoria,
Ill. 1t will take about four years to
complete the contract. Fifty carloads
of crushed stone day will be used.
Wellston.-Desponde over domes-
tic troubles, Robert Morris, 50, Of Glen
Roy, committed suicide by drinking
carbolic acid. Morris had been melan-
choly for several months, since his
wife had him arrested for non-sup-
port.
Mansfield-Charles Terman, IS, son
of Charles Terman of this city, was
struck by Baltimore & Ohio passen.
ger train while he was walking on the
track near Lexington and was in
stantly killed.
Cleveland.-Alleging that a $780,
100000 policyholders' dividend fund
has been so juggled that it is
now only $25,OO0,OOO, three Cleveland
men brought suit for accounting in
federal court against the Northwest,
ern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Wis.
consin, the sixth largest insurance
company in the United States.
West Union.-The Adams county
election probe, which began De
cember 13, was practically ended
with the general report of the
special grand jury. The report dis
closed that 2,148 indictments have
been returned against 1,775 persons
for vote selling. There were 752 wit
nesses examined by the jury in the
23 days it was in session. Judge
Blair, in discharging the jurors
warmly commended them for their
work. A new jury will be drawn for
the completion of the probe after the
Of ri nH ioIu oil
along have been in doubt on questions
respecting a certain class of voters
and this is the main reason why the
whole investigation is not wound uT
at the present time.
St. Clairsville. - Frank Soboba, g
years old, Pole, died from injuries
received in a fight with three of his
countrymen. Soboba is a water haul
er at the Provident mine and three
men who were drunk tried to tell hin
that he should not work on the days
the mine was closed down on accoun
of no orders The fight followed. An
other fight at Provident resulted il
the fatal injury of John Plucky, 19
Lithuanian, by being hit on the
head with a beer bottle.
Lorain. - Continued worry over /;
small mica lamp chimney which al
employe of the B. & o. railway haC
taken from the company's stores ant
given to him, caused Albert Arbaugl
to kill himself by cutting his throat
Arbaugh was employed as a fireman
in the yards of the National Tube Co
and worked nights. Since receiving
the lamp chimney he had not slep
we'll and worried lest his friend woult
be discharged.
Athens. - While he was celebrat
ing his thirty-ninth birthday at ;
party at his home near here, Johl
Male was cut and stabbed so badl,
that death resulted a short time after
wards. Garfield and Robert johnson
. the latter brother-in-law of the deat
man, are under arrest, charged witt
: second degree murder.
Toledo-Michael Donnelly, judge u
, the circuit court in Henry county, wa
indicted by Lusac county grand jur
! here on four counts, three chargin
embezzlement and the fourth for pei
. jury.
Akron.-"Because nobody love
! me-" was the reason given by Edn
Bender, II, for an attempt at suicide
She drank carlolic acid. She has
fighting chance for life.
Sandusky. = Milan, famous as th
birthplace of Thomas A. EdisoI
takes exceptions to Strasburg's clair
of having more widows in propo1
: ton to its size than any other tow
in Ohio. There are 81 widows |
Strasburg. The population of tn
place, according to the last census,
:. S35. Milan has "a wldoNs-twice a