The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-21
NEWS OF OHIO

elimination of an unhappy love affair
which began when Newman, 20. went
to work for George Halsey, the'father
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Marion.-The Northwestern Ohio
Medical society closed two
days session here, after selecting
Lima as the next place of meeting, by
electing DR.. Martin Stamm OF Fremont
president, DR.. F. d. Benton of Lima
first vice president and DR.. w. A. Belt
of Kenton second vice president.
East Liverpool.-Because of the fail
ure of the county officers and a posse
to capture John Jasper and an un.
known companion, who robbed and as
saulted Mrs. H. K Bedford at West
point few days ago, the county com
missioners have offered a reward of
$3.50 for their capture. Rum Bedford
claims he traced the thieves to a point
near Pittsburgh.
Marion.-On information furnished
by the four youthful burglars now in
custody, Fred Herrigle, 16, is in jail
charged with being implicated in many
of the robberies perpetrated by the
band. At least half dozen more
boys are connected with the gang and
a confession is expected shortly that
will result in the arrest of the remain
der
Coshocton.-Thus far only two can
didates have admitted that their nom
in
Mcconnell for township trustee spent
SO and Hiram Miller for justice of the
peace spent cents.
Upper STANDARDIZATION A. ]. Shu-
Ter of the Forest Review is in a criti-
cal condition, the result of an assault.
Editor L. A. ,Conklin of The Advertiser
admitted that he was the assailant,
but claimed he was attacked by Shu.
| Ter. Shuler says he was struck from
the rear without warning. Conklin
disappeared after a warrant charging
assault with intent to kill was filed.
Shuler has been bleeding from the ear
since the assault and physicians fear
the injury will terminate fatally.
Coshocton.-Coshocton city council
has passed an ordinance prohibiting
the use of any except the rubber bulb
horns on automobiles within the city
limits, and also making it a misde-
meanor for an automobilist to use his
muffler cut off any more than abso-
lutely necessary on city streets.
Cincinnati.-Girrone Burns, former
ly treasurer of the Order of the Bears,
arrested in st. Louis on the charge of
embeZzlement of a small amount of
the funds of the organization has been
returned to Cincinnati by Detective
Bell
Norwalk. William Benbower, son
of ]. p. Benbower, prominent farmer
of Norwalk, who was graduated last
June from the Ohio State university,
left for Ollahabad, India, having ac-
cepted the position of instructor in
horticulture in the Government college
I for natives. Mr.. Benbower is "a years
old.
Cincinnati.-Fire totally destroyed
the Cincinnati Veneering Co.'s plant
/
ing. The loss is estimated at 100000
George Miller, night watchman, en-
ployed by the veneering company dis
covered flames and smoke shooting
from the top windows of the building.
Miller, has not been seen since he re-
turned to the work of rescuing those
who he believed to be in danger and
it is feared that, while in the work Of
rescue. he lost his life.
Marysville.-During the past few
days Weaver Brothers, who live on
the farm of James King in Washing
ton township, have lost two valuable
COWS and two horses in a mysterious
manner. A veterinary was called and
said the horses died from poison, and
it is believed that the COWS died the
same way. An unknown individual
was seen prowling around the barn a
short time ago and one of the brothers
fired two shots at him in the darkness
but they did not take effect.
MISUNDERSTANDING Knoesel Of
Dayton, machanician for Wright
Brothers, was arrested on a man
slaughter charge and released on bond.
The charge grows out of the death
here of Mrs. John Dossett of Mingo
Junction, who was struck by an auto
operated at high speed by Knossel He
claims the brakes refused to work
when he tried to stop.
Bellefontaine.-Wh stealing a ride
to Piqua, Jerry Donahue, aged 35, sim
gle, of this city, fell under c., H. C
D. train and was cut to pieces.
sidney.-Ed Moeller, Al years old,
was found dead in his home. His
death is attributed to cerebral hemor-
rhage.
Youngstown.-Ralph Hoiser, aged Z
years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hol-
ser of Akron, was probably fatally
gy in which he was riding with D. N.
Carver, whom he was visiting, was
caught between huckster wagon and
an auto truck and overturned. The
boy was run over by the auto truck.
Sandusky.--John Laughlin, 2S, a
switchman living at McKeesport,
Pa, was found dead in box car
on the Lake Shore railway near Cey-
Ion Junction. Companions told Cor
oner Knoble that Laughlfn, apparently
well when they left him, was uncon-
scious when they returned. Death, ac.
cording to Knoble, was due to heart
disease.
Eaton-Mrs. William Mclean,
So, was fatally burned while start
ing fire in her cook stove. She
used old papers to kindle the fame
and part of these fell on the floor and
! ignited her clothing.
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