The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-05-25
Buckeye Notes

West Union.-Thirty-six warrants
for the arrest OF indicted vote
Sellers. who have failed to come
in voluntarily, have been issued. This
round up will be followed by issuing
Of further warrants. Judge Blair es.
Inmates that between 400 and 500
more arrests will be made.
Steubenville. hundred pas.
gengers on the Wheeling express
on the p, w. & X. railroad mar.
rowly escaped death when the loco
motive plunged of the West Virginia
bank of the Ohio river at Wheeling
Junction and plunged down 30 feet
into the water.
Upper Sandusky.-Every train is
bringing pilgrims to Carey to Our
Lady of Consolation church. Mrs.
James Sair of Youngstown. who has
been almost helpless and had to be
taken about in a wheel chair, arose
from the chair and walked.
Port Clinton.-Frank Omengar, who
was found guilty of manslaughter, was
given a sentence of seven years in
the penitentiary.
Wauseon.-An unidentified man was
struck and killed here by a Lake
Shore train. He was walking near a
freight when the passenger train
came along. Joseph Belisegor, :Leav.
enworth, Kan, was the name found on
slip of paper in the dead mans
pocket.
Gambier.-The Gambler Banking
Co., state bank, was closed
here by the state bank Inspector. ].
A. Holmes Of Columbus was appoint.
ed to take charge of the defunct in.
stitution and wind up its affairs. The
closing of the institution afforded this
quiet community it's biggest sensation
in years. The bank was the only
one in Gambler and practically the
entire cash of the village is tied up.
The students Of Kenyon college espe.
cially are hard hit, for most of them
have large deposits in the bank which
were to be used to carry them over
the festivities of hop week.
Toledo.-Three mc1 were killed,
one fatally hurt and II others more
or less seriously injured when ca.
boose on a work train on the Lake
Erie & Western railroad jumped the
track near Erlin, five miles from Ere
mont. Nearly all the victims were
Hungarian laborers.
Lima.-Leaving her home in Bryan
to attend the Allen county teachers
examination here week ago last Fri.
day, Miss Rose Sigg, a pretty 18-year
old young woman Of that village, has
mysteriously disappeared and the po'
lice department here was asked to
search for her. Her father, John Sigg
came here to aid in the hunt for her
and a search of the county school ex.
aminer's records show that she did
not take the examination. The young
woman is very attractive and the fam.
lily has grave fears. There is no pos.
sibility of an elopement Police de-
partments throughout the country will
be notified.
Shelby.-Four men were killed
here when a Baltimore & Ohio
train running across Main street at
speed of so miles an hour hit an
automobile in which the men were
riding.
Toledo.-The Rev. Billy Sunday
received an offer of $4,000 and
expenses for ten-week speaking
tour on the Chautauqua platform. This
is at the rate of $500 speaking day
The evangelist announced from the
pulpit early in his Toledo campaign
that he would not again take up Chau,
tauqua work and he sent refusal OF
the offer. Sunday believes he needs
the two or two and half months rest
in the summer if he Is to continue in
his work as an evangelist.
Representative of the
prominent organizations of Cincin'
natl met here and arranged for
the formation Of committee OF
100 women and business men to take
charge of the coming Fourth Of July
celebration in Cincinnati. According
to the plans discussed the children OF
the public and parochial schools will
join to hold this celebration, which
shall be entirely sane" A. J. Con.
roy was chosen chairman and Mrs
Clarence Mack secretary.
Toledo.-Mrs. Maggie McCue, q
widow who resides alone a mile
southwest of the village of Oak
wood, O., is in a serious condi,
tion as the result of the nervous
shock of being bound, gagged and
robbed of Sis and a gold watch by
an unmasked man who applied at her
back door for food. She had drawn
the money from bank only a few
days ago and secreted 1t in a bureau
drawer. When the man applied to
her for food Mrs. McCue unlocked
the screen door and he jumped into
the room, grabbing her by the arm
and exclaiming: IF you scream, l
will kill you" He threw her on a
couch, bound and gagged her securely
and walked to the exact hiding place
of the money.
Salem.-Foresters of America, in
state convention here, decided to
meet at Akron in two years.
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