The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1912-10-24
Buckeye N0teo

was driving to this city from her home
west of the city, the buggy was struck
by L. e. & w. passenger train. Mrs,
Decker received injuries which may
prove fatal.
Kenton.-John Kerwin. foreman OF
an Erie railway construction gang, was
probably fatally crushed by an over
turned car.
Canton.-Friends of E. E. Moore,
state insurance commissioner, gave a
banquet here in honor OF his fiftieth
birthday.
Canton.-Katy Manz, Is, who was
sent to the MassilIon State hospital
after her acquittal, on grounds OF
insanity. of the charge of numbering
her sister, has left the Massil
lon institution and is in a hospital
studying to be nurse.
Columbus.-Ohio today has fewer
youth of school age than foul
years ago, according to figures
gathered by State School Commits.
sioner Frank w. Miller. The emu.
meration this year is 1,231,831 out OF
population of upwards of 100000.
Boys outnumber girls by 63O,Os4 to
COL, TAI.
De{aware.-Whileo on her way to the
annual pumpkin show Jennie Waite
man fell from a moving street car and
was killed.
Sandusky. A sardine sandwich
and a glass of champagne cost
Frank Tierney, the last man sen.
fenced to be hanged in Ohio, Is years
of liberty. He was turned over to a
guard and taken back to the peniten
tiary Tierney, through influential
friends, escaped the moose. Later a
| life sentence was commuted to 80
years and six years ago he was pa
roled. The conditions Of the parole
were held to have been violated when
Tierney pleaded guilty to having
broken into LAUDER Brothers saloon
with two others, stealing sardines and
a quart of champagne.
Hamilton. - To save the life OF
his older brother, Frank, John
Boyle, 20, a papermaker at Amanda,
| O., lost his own when his stepfather,
Elmer Seward, emptied the contents
of a double-barreled shotgun into
young Boyle's abdomen, causing in.
slant death. Seward is said to have
been jealous of the attentions he
thought his young wife was paying
her stepsons.
Columbus. One man was killed,
three seriously injured and ten pass
engers were slightly cut by flying
glass when two trolley cars of the
Arlington line collided in a fog here.
The dead man, Charles w. Mcintyre,
motorman of one of the cars, was bad.
ly mangled, both of his legs being cut
off. The seriously injured are Leila
Rames, Frank Griffin and John
O'Brien, all of his city.
Massillon.-The Akron level of the
Ohio canal was used for the first time
in six years, when 1000 sacks of -four
were taken from Canal Dover to Ma.
varre on the canalboat Storm.
Upper Sandusky-The body of an
unknown man, found in the debris OF
Big Four railroad wreck, which oc.
CURED in July, near Wharton, was
identified as Jackson Teamer of Sala-
manca, N. Y. Identification was made
by his brother and the chief of police
Of Salamanca.
Kingsville.-When the Bell Tele-
phone Co. raised rates, residents or.
ganized new company and took over
the Bell exchange.
| Columbus. One man was killed,
three were seriously injured and ten
passengers were slightly cut by flying
glass when two trolley cars of the
Arlington line collided in a fog here
Wellston.-Harry Reed while act
ing as peacemaker in a quarrel over
who should preside at the faucet Of
a keg of beer being tapped at Jackson,
was shot and instantly killed.
Youngstown.-As a result of Smok-
ing a cigaret in bed, William McCauley
of Cleveland, died from burns at the
City hospital
Columbus.-The latest act in the
Callahan-Deaton feud of Breathitt
county, Kentucky, was staged here
when Sheriff ]. H. Hudson of
that county arrested Andrew and Will
lam Johnson, brothers, at the federal
barracks on murder charges.
Miller City. Engineer Clarence
Sitter of Bellevue was killed and
several passengers were severely
shaken up when passenger train No.
5, westbound on the Nickel Plate,
collided with an eastbound freight
train. Sitter was veteran engineer
widely known in railroad circles.
Columbus.-Officers from the Ohio
penitentiary reached here with Will
liam Barnegraff and George Wash.
ington, prisoners who escaped from
the penitentiary through a sewer.
The men were captured in Piqua
while trying to make their way
west. Both the recaptured men are
in the third class, which means they
are compelled to wear stripes because
of infraction of prison rules and for
general bad behavior. They will be
put in solitary confinement for while
and their future station in the prison
will be where they will have the small.
est possible chance of getting away.
Zoar.-Robbers got SIS in Canadian
money and quart of whiskey from
the Zoar hotel.
Galion-A tract of land $50 1850
feet was donated to the city by the
Erie railroad on condition that it be
used for industrial purposes.
Lancaster.-Mrs. Margaret Clouse,
II, was instantly killed and her
daughter, Josephine, and Harry
Green all of Somersat n were nrob.