The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1912-02-29

ency over family and business mat
tiers is said to be the motive for her
act.
Lancaster. - Phillip H. Bruck,
former mayor of Columbus and
superintendent of the Columbus
workhouse, was married here to Mrs,
Minnie Archambault. Mr.. Bruck is
now chief clerk of the Boys InGus-
rial school here and his bride is also
connected with the institution.
Upper Sandusky. The regu.
lator of the Medina Gas company
at Harpster blew up, totally destroy.
ing the distributing plant and putting
all the mains at Harpster out u com
mission. No one was in the plant at
the time.
Dayton.-The master bakers Of
Ohio are arranging FOR aeroplane
lights to be given at Simn's Station
this summer on the occasion OF the
annual meeting CT the organization
III IhIS ClIyS Way q.
Columbus. - Friday az attorney
generals department will make
application to the supreme court
for reopening Of the case in which
the court recently decided that S..
100000 OF Cleveland property ks-
longed to the Cleveland Terminal
valley and the Baltimore and Ohio
and not tC the state, as claimed. If
the court will not reopen the case and
hear it itself, the state will ask that
it be remanded to the circuit court.
The state claims to have new and i'm.
portant evidence.
Lancaster. Mrs. Nancy Hail.
charged with the murder of her
laughter, Ruth, aged IL, last Decem
ber, by by putting arsenic in pan.
cakes, was arraigned before Common
Pleas Judge J. G. Reeves on a first
degree murder indictment She
pleaded not guilty. The case was set
for trial March 25. Members of her
family remain firm in their belief that
she is innocent.
Dayton.-The annual convention OF
the Ohio Association of Furniture
Dealers opened here The association
has $50 members.
Portsmouth.-Joh A. Schwab, aged
AZ, yard conductor, WAS decapitated
and ground to pieces by an engine at
the Norfolk G Western terminal here
Bellefontaine.-The Logan county
grand jury indicted Mrs. Ella Will
liams of Madison county on forgery
charge 1t is alleged she signed the
name OF London realty agent to a
$1,000 note and then admitted the &C
tIon when John P. Ailins of this
county sued the agent OF the note
which he purchased from her.
Delaware. = The state Prohibi
ton convention will be held in
this city April and 5. Mayor Leas
Of this city will deliver an address oi
welcome and State Chairman F. w
Lough will speak at night. On the
evening CT April S DR.. A. S. Watkins
of Ada will address the convention.
Wooster. - Mrs. Lizzie Forden
wald Hartzler, aged 70, who, three
weeks ago, married Fred Martzler
aged 72, of Garden City, Mo-, is dead
here. They were childhood sweet
hearts.
West Point.-Work on the new
bridge across Salt river is being rap
idly pushed, large force of men be
ing at work.
Tompkinsville.-This city will prob
ably soon have electric lights. Citizens
expect 10 form a stock company anC
install their own plant
Marion. Mrs. James Wilson
told a coroner's jury that she
had twitted her 60-year-old husband
with being too old for her, and that /
was only a few hours afterward tha
she had found his body hanging in thu
coal shed. Mrs. Wilson is 30 Tn,
cause of the suicide was not known
until the widow made her confession
Maysv .lle.-Miss Marie Rains, {
graduate of the Maysville high school
has resigned her position in the pub
lie schools OF Cincinnati to take tn,
dictatorship of the kindergarten.
Dayton "A call for q state senate
rial convention. to be held June IA
has been filed by the senatorial com
mittee with the election supervisors
The district comprises the counties o
Montgomery and Preble.
Cushocton.--At q mass meeting o
citizens at tfe Roscoe town hall, at
tended by 500 people. speeches wer,
made. proffering all possible aid K
the authorities In quest of the firebut
who has terrorized the village A
sentiment is spreading for annexation
to this city for fire protection.