The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-04-27
State News


elor, whose wealth is estimated
at 100000 and who made a new
will giving $1,000 to each of II
young women clerks in the Stark
county court house because favors
shown him, has been deluged with
proposals OF marriage.
Toledo.-While playing around an
open cistern, May Stolarski, three,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stolarski, fell In and was drowned
The mother, missing her child while
preparing supper, hurried out in the
yard and found the body in the els.
tern.
Steubenyille.-Pava Sassa, a Ser
Wan boarding house keeper, is
dying at the hospital here with
two bullet holes in his body. His
cousin, Jova Sayo, with whom he quar-
relied, and who, the police charge,
fred five times at him in a small room,
two Of which took effect, has fed. The
men had dispute over a board bill
because beans were served too often.
Norwalk.--Mrs. Henry Klein of
this city, and mother of five chill
dren, choked to death at home
while trying to telephone for a doc
tor. Her death was indirectly due to
acute pneumonia.
Port Cllnton.-The government
fish hatcheries at Put-in-Bay are
now busy with their work Of plant
ing fry, commonly known as minnows,
and gathering spawn for the hatcher.
les. During the past five days several
millions of the tiny fish have been
placed in the waters of Lake Erie by
the crew of the government tug Shear.
water. In one days output as many
as 3O,000,0OO minnows are placed in
the lake. These minnows are from
the whitefsh spawn which was gath.
cred last fall.
Hamilton.-At Miami university
at Oxford $50 students broke into
Hepburn hall, where property of
considerable value was DESTROYED.
Later the boys went to Oxford college.
a school for girls, while the young
ladies were asleep. Property was
damaged to some extent and the girl
students were frightened by the boys
climbing fire escapes near the sleep.
ing rooms. The students went to the
home of President G. p. Benton, who
persuaded them to go to their rooms.
Springfeld.-That he was warned
In a strange dream of the ap-
preaching death of his wife, and
that for three weeks he lived in con-
stant dread of her sudden dissolution,
is the startling statement made by
Jacob Olinger of South Vienna, this
county. Mrs. Olinger died recently,
having suddenly fallen across the
casket of a member of the Daughters
OF Rebekah, at whose funeral Mrs.
Olinger, as the head of the local or
ganization, was officiating. She had
been in perfect health, apparently.
Akron.-Four hundred Slavs watch.
ing baseball game in a vacant lot
were plunged into first-class riot
when foul tip crossed the road and
broke a window in foreigners
house. Police answered a hurry-up
call and made 81 arrests.
Columbus.-The four Republican
members of the supreme court
decided against Prosecuting At.
torney Henry T. Hunt of Cincinnati, |
refusing him leave to file in an action
in quo warranto. They also upheld
the action of stockholders of the
Union Central Life Insurance Co. of |
Cincinnati in declaring 100000 divi.
dend out of moneys paid by both par
ticipating and nonparticipating policy
holders. In the former case the cues. |
tion of whether or not George B. Cox
would come to trial before a Judge |
whom he had nominated was at stake.
and in the second case Joseph B. For
aker represented the stockholders.
The decision of the supreme court
leaves the Cox perjury case in statu
quo.
Ffndlay.-Whether William Hiner,
aged Y, fell from a street car or was
assaulted into insensibility is not
his body being found along
The car tracks. He has been uncon-
sclous since and can give no account
0f himself. There is a deep cash in
the back of his head, his shoulder
bone is broken and there are numer-
ous other bruises about his body.
Observation-Disclosures, the 13.
Vear-old daughter of James Johnson
II Champaign county, was thrown
rom the back of a horse she was
'iding and may not recover. Physi.
'ians say her skull was crushed.
Bowling Green.-Because of his IN.
'eremonious manner of leaving Grand
rapids at night with his Office un-
ocked, and of suspected shortage
II $500 in his accounts, an investiga-
ion of A. E. Aliens affairs is being
made by the Glover Leaf and Nation
4 Express Companies. Allen was re-
ieving Fred BOulton while the latter
vas on his vacation. He gave it out
hat he was going to Toledo to see
lis wife.
Canton.-Samuel Rudy, S6,
and reputed to be worth
'ver 100000, has just drawn up
. will leaving bequests of 1000
ach to ten young women who are en-
'loyed in the courthouse here. Rudy
net the young women pending long
in court as to whether or
ot Rudy was capable Of taking care
I his property. Probate Judge C. C.
low appointed guardian for Rudy,
7ho appealed and through jury YER
let had the guardianship removed.
Judy declares his relatives shall not
et one cent of his property and has
iven away large sums.
MISUNDERSTANDING that his
Eife. Alice IAWell has hacnna |