The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1912-05-02

Anna M. Hood againEt Herbert HOOD.
She said she had not seen him since
two months after their marriage.
Zanegville.-Miss Zelva Matthews,
aged eighteen, of Nashpcrt died from
bullet wound received four years
ago while she was cleaning a gun
whic.! was accidentally discharged.
She had been i'll since the accident.
Norwalk-Funds are being raised
here to defray expenses of w. j.
Bryan's trip into Ohio next month.
Norwalk's quota is $100 and the
amount is rapidly subscribed by the
anti-Harmon men, many of whom are
in these parts. Bryan has never
spoken in Norwalk and he will ad-
dress large assembly of people
Akron. - With perfectly formed
teeth, a, fine baby boy was born to
Mrs. Henry Smith of this city. This
is the first time in the history of
Akron that such thing has hap
pened here. Some time ago mother
gave birth to a child which had six
perfectly formed toes on each foot
and an additional finger on one hand.
Piqua.-Miss Edna Meredith and
Merritt C. Speidei, editor Of the
Piqua Call were married. The cere-
mony was pronounced by Rev. E. H.
Cherrinlton, Re. Fred B. Neel as
sisting. Mr.. and Mrs. Spiedel left
on a wedding trip to New York and
New England. Mr.. Spiedei came to
this city two years ago from Port
Jervis, n. Y.
Dayton.-Albert Glen, aged thir
ty-one, district manager of the Inter
national Correspondence School,
Scranton, Pa, wa crushed to death
in an elevator in tn Algonquin ho-
tel here. He was attending a meet
ing and those present were not noti-
fed of the accident. His wife is Sc
riously i'll and was not informed of
her husbands fate.
Steubenville.- MissoIa, an
Italian laborer, who is here, was a
steerage passenger on the Titanic.
When awakened, he ran and hid in
one of the lifeboats and women's
dresses hid him from sight for some
time. When discovered he would have
been thrown in the sea, but the sailor
saved his life only on his consenting
to row.
Findlay.-The 100000 damage suit
teen, a member of this years gradual.
ing class of Findlay high school, is
said to have made the most remark
able record of any student within the
history of the local schools He has
been attending school in this city for
12 years and during that time the rec.
ords will show that he has never been
absent from school nor has he been
tardy.
Findley.-The 100000 damage suit
of George H. Phelps against the
Standard Oil Co. and three of it's sub
sidiary companies came to an abrupt
ending when Judge 5chofeld, of
Marion who was hearing the case,
sustaining a motion thP Phelps was
not entitled to damages, dismissed
the case. The Suit was filed six
years ago, Phelps allegations being
that he was entitled to 100000 dam.
ages because of the control the
Standard had on the price of oil,
never paying what l. was worth.
| Cincinnati.-It is possible that the
views of President Taft and Governor
Judson Harmon on woman suffrage
may become known within the next
month. Both will be here for the May
music festival, early in May, and a
committee of prominent women has
been appointed by the Twentieth
Century league, a leading suffrage or.
ganization of this city, to wait upon
the two distinguished visitors. The
committee began its interviewing by
calling on Father Barnard Vaughan,
the noted London Jesuit.
Cincinnati-A temporary injunc,
ton protecting two dogs and 40 chick.
ems owned by Mrs. Norman L. Roach
was issued here by Insolvency Judge
Warner. Mrs. Roach filed suit
against her husband for divorce and
in her petition alleged that her hus
band threatened to kill her pets il
she proceeded against him.
2anesville-John Waller, a Rice
Mills farmer, was caught in the reins
as his horse ran away ard was
dragged half a mile, but sustained
only a broken rib.
Alliance.-Mrs. Jacob Weber was
burned to death when an oil lamp ex.
ploded in her home. The body was
badly dIsfigured. The husband, a
member of the Pennsylvania wreck
crew, just returned from call as the
neighbor discovered the fire.
| Massillon,-Mrs. Nathan Watts. OF
Navarro, will probably lose the sight
of one Of her eyes as the result OF
/ an injury sustained when a pet
chicen she was holding in her arms
and ,fopdlins; drove its sharp beak
into her eye.