The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1912-07-18
Buckeye Notes

fatally injured and II. n. Cronk, con-
ductor, of Norwalk and Miss Helen
Wicks Of Fremont, passenger, were
cut and painfully injured by flying
glass, when a Thin avenue local and
q Lake Shore Electric interurban in
bound from Fremont collided on Co
lumbus avenue.
Cleveland. - There will be q full
set OF Roosevelt electors on the
Ohio ballot, according to James
R. Garfield, who returned to Cleve-
land, after comforting with Roosevelt
in New York. Garfield says the de-
tails of his plan depend upon confer.
ence to be held within the next few
days. .,...t ...
Cleveland.-"No man who wins
every time he plays poker needs
. guardian" was the legal decision
rendered by Probate Judge Hadden
here in denying the application of
Mrs. John H, Loeser for guardian
for her husband. She charged that
he was a spendthrift.
Toledo. - Four men were wounded,
three of them receiving gunshot
wounds, and one was injured by
being hit with a brick on Broad
way, near Knapp street, in general
fight between union and non-uniOn
teamsters, as a result Of the strike
here.
Akron. = Robert Myers, a motor
man on a work train Of the Ak
ron & Canton electric line, living at
Canton, stepped into a telephone
booth during a storm to receive or
ders. A flash of lightning came in
on the line, killing Myers instantly.
Toledo, o. George E. Foote, a
salesman, was arraigned in police
court after having been arrested in
Cleveland charged with representing
himself as an unmarried man. Ina
Ricketts,, pretty milliner of Archbold,
was the prosecuting witness. She tes-
titled that she met Foote in May and
that he proposed to her every time he
called. Judge Austin found him gull
ty and sentenced him to pay 5000 fine
and costs. '
Upper Sandusky.-While one stood
guard at the telephone exchange,
with revolver in hand, three other
yeggmen blew the safe in the post
Office at Mt. Blanchard. The blast
awakened the postmaster, Clifford
Burnett, next door, who fired at them
five times with a revolver as they
made their escape in an automobile.
The thieves went to Wharton, seven
miles distant, where all trace of them
was lost. The yeggs got $25 in mon
ey, some stamps and jewelry.
Sandusky, o. Sixty out of a
class of 149 successfully passed the
examination for registration as phar'
macists held at Columbus June 1S
19, 20 and 21 and were granted GER
tificates by the state board of phar
macy at Cedar Point at its midsum
mer meeting.
Cincinnati. - According to the po
lice, Patrclman D. Stebbins has con
fessed to numerous flower thefts from
the select residence section of Walnut
Hills. Stebbins was arrested as he
was going into his home by detec
tives, who declared he had concealed
under his rain cape two plants. A
search of Stebbins' home is said tC
have revealed stolen jardinieres ant
several hundred dollars worth Of
flowers.
Marion.-Hundreds Of Huber shoI
employees coming from work saw
Charles Schneider, aged 35 years, {
motorcyclist, dashed to death by al
Erie flyer at the crossing near the
works. The victims father, JohI
Schneider, committed suicide sew
eral years ago.
Oxford-Rev John Grant Newman
D. D., president of the Western Col
lege for Women, has received a cal
to the pastorate of the Chambers
Wylie Presbyterian church, Philadel
phia. DR.. Newman has not definitel.
decided what he will do, but thu
probability is that he will accept tn
call.
Mansfield. - More than a dozel
passengers were injured when tn
Cleveland & Southwestern interur
ban car, which left Gallon at 7:G
p. M, jumped the track just east o
the overhead crossing of the Big Fou
railroad near Crestline.
Marion.-Eugene Lyon, aged 2;
was killed by ar train on the Cincir
natl division of the Erie railroa
within sight of home. His body, CON
pletely wrapped around telegrap
pole, with practically every bon
ken, was found by an automobil
party of Indiana tourists.
Dayton.-Engineer Joe Dando wa
probably fatally injured and Firema
Frank Doggle, John Gray, call boy
and F. E. Gadd of Gallon, o., wer
seriously injured when an Erie trai
ran into three switch engines whic
were coupled together in the Fri
yards here.
Columhus.-Judge E. B. Dillon, tn
Republican nominee for governor, ha
received nearly 5000 congratulator
letters since his nomination by tn
state convention last Tuesday. H
!. has, announced that he intends to al
swer each one of the letters persol
: ally, if it takes him all summer.
New Philadelphia, O.-Leroy M
Gregor. 65. former mayor of Me-