The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-10-05
Buckeye Notes

AiOAb VI diOLhCI SdA' AACA OOuy Ndo
cut in two.
Sidney.-"Rubber" Cowan, a former
resident Of this city, was brought here
from Marion and locked up on a
charge of illegal voting in the recent
local option election. This is the third
arrest made.
Cleveland.-Esther Katz ii, Lottie
Feinsilver 13, and Bertha McNelly 13,
were arrested by Truant officer Nc
Bane on charges of truancy and sent
to the girls detention home, until
they can have hearing in juvenile
court. They are three of 20 pupils
who went out on a strike week ago
because they were transferred from
Most of the strikers have returned to
their classes.
Millersburg.-The Millersburg glass
plant has finally been sold in bank
ruptcy proceedings to S. B. Fair, treas
urer of Holmes county, who will or
ganize a home company for its opera
ton.
Zanesville.-Raymond Spencer, 81,
was caught under a fall of coal
in the GAINESVILLE Coal Co.'s mine
No. 2 at McLuney and his back
was broken. He died two hours later.
benville.-Machiel Yurjevic, a
Servian, Sc, the cow driver for
the settlement, was struck and
lyiI1nd hr Iii
of the car, trying to avoid the COWS
struck Yurjevic.
Kelleys Island. "A startling Sc
quel to the murder of the ST.
Gillian quarryman, Antonio Diccario,
found in the lake here with his hands
tied and his throat cut from ear to
ear, has just come to light. A thin
trail of blood had dripped along the
stony ground as the murderers Of
Diccarioo had carried his body to the
lake. This trail was traced back to an
upper room of the old house in which
he had lived with four other quarry
men. Now the bodies of two or these,
john Bariena and Rothe Klawetch,
CdSh WIFI lllO IIllOdL SuIy "ClC
out of the lake at nearly the same
spot where Dicarios body was found.
All five men worked for the Kelleys
Island Lime & Transport Co. Of Cleve-
land.
New Philadelphia-Dr. Byron c.
Hendershot, aged 43, for the last ten
years one of the leading physicians
and surgeons in this city, is dead from
apoplexy.
Cleveland.-The third death within
week from eating toadstools mis-
taken for mushrooms is reported here
The latest victim is Mrs. J. 7. Pagan,
wife Of an automobile manufacturer.
She was taken sick several days ago.
Ashtabula. Attacked by heart fail.
ure as he stood in boat on East lake,
five miles east Of here, George H,
Craytor, aged Is, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Craytor of Kingsville, fell overheard
and was drowned. The body was re
covered after the lake had been
dragged for hours.
Canton-From a height of 1,00O
feet, Walter Brookins, dean OF
the American flying corps, came
down in a spiral in his Wright aero.
plane with his motor and fans stopped
and landed almost exactly on spot
marked out in the center of the avi.
alton field here. At the conclusion
of this spectacular act, which came
at the very close of a series of bril-
liant feats in air on the opening
of the Canton aviation meet, the
! judges announced that Brookins es
tablished a worlds record for accu
racy in volplane landing.
Toledo-D. D. Pierce, of Fos
toria, a Spanish war veteran
pleaded guilty to charge of holding
up a Tiftin, Fostoria & Eastern cal
near Bascom, July 13, and was given
an indeterminate sentence at Mans
| field.
Sandusky-The body of the
naked man found on the north
shore of Kellys island is that Of An
tonic Dicario, who was murdered
while sleeping in his room. The police
suspect four foreigners who roomed
have disappeared.
Kent.-Lawrence Fritch, 10, was
terribly cut by an enraged 1tal
ian because he and some boys
laughed at the man who was
learning to ride bicycle. Friends in
terfered and saved Fritchs life.
Youngstown.-Four persons were
burned to death and one will die
from injuries and at least a dozer
more received minor hurts when ar
eight-inch gas main on the South ave
nue. viaduct broke and the deadly
fumes became ignited. A sheet Of
flame struck the boarding house anC
the inmates on the ground floor woke
to fifld themselves in death trap be
fore they could make their escape.
pringfeld.--"This world is go
ing to hell so fast that it is
breaking the speed limit" declared
Rev. Billy Sunday at his opening meet
ing of his six weeks Evangelical cam
paign here. At the three meetings ht
spoke to $4,000 people.
st. Marys.-Mrs. Minnie Wenker
aged 65, a widow, was struck anc
instantly killed at an l.. E. & w. stree
crossing the other day by a wes
bound passenger train. Both legs ant
arms, spine and neck were broken
Three adult children survive. Mrs
Wenker had just purchased home
in this city, having come here from
Kattlerville.
Batavia.-The board of health ha!
closed the public schools here because
of a spread of diphtheria. Eigh
school children are reported suffering
/ from the diSaaSa and many nfharI