The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1912-10-03
Buckeye Notes

Royal Arch Masons, at the closing
session of the ninety-eighth annual
convocation.
st. Clairsville. - The damage
suit Of DR.. ]. T. Mccartney against
DIR. ]. A. Judkins for $4,000 dam
age for alleged slander will be
tried soon. Both are prominent ply
sicians Of GAINESVILLE. The case
hinges on the Mccartney divorce and
alimony suit which was tried in the
same court last winter. The state
ments alleged to have been made by
DR.. Judkins were in connection with
the alimony suit of Mrs. Mccartney,
in which it was claimed that the ply
sician had attempted to poison his
wife while in the Mcclure hotel in
Wheeling.
Akron. - ''If they want me they
will have to come after me with
a dead wagon" so saying to his wife,
William Hileman, 4S, swallowed car
bolic acid in the rear of his home. He
died in her arms in an ambulance on
the way to a hospital. Hileman had
been arrested for intoxication and
was to appear in police court. He
swore he never would go alive. Hile-
man was a rubber worker. The wild
ow and three children survive.
Sandusky. - Henry Norton, 80,
died on his farm near Perkins
September 26. Last Friday he COM
planned of being tired and lay down
to take nap. He fell into a deep
sleep and he could not be aroused. -Four
years ago Norton fell on slippery
pavement and injured his spine. Two
years ago he suffered nervous diff.
Guilty, because of the injury, but about
July 1 his health began to improve
and it was thought he would recover.
Dayton. With couple of
handkerchiefs knotted about her
throat and apparently unconscious,
Matte Delong, IS, of Washington C.
H., was found on the sidewalk here.
The girl was sent to the Miami Val
| ley hospital, where she told of having
been knocked down on the street by
man. Miss Delong said she had
been employed as domestic.
Youngstown. August B. Hen
derson, a roller at the Carnegie
mills, was impaled while working at
the rolls, and died before he could be
taken to a hospital. The steel rod
slipped from his tongs as he was
! trying to return the coil to his helper
on the opposite side of the rolls. Hen
derson had been employed at the mill
| 20 years.
Canton. Vincent Vigiacono,
musician here, complained to the
police that his wife had desert.
ed their nine-month-old baby and
had eloped with his 16-year-old broth
er, Emil Vigiacono. Emil boarded
with his married brother. Vincent
said he never suspected anything was
wrong Now he thinks they are in
New York.
Springfield. President Heckert
of Wittenberg college has warned
the boys that there must be
no drinking and that any student seen
smoking cigarets will fall greatly in
his estimation. Any boy known to
have been in a saloon will be i'm
mediately expelled, no matter what
his previous habits may have been.
Steubenville. - Miss Lettie Ward,
Is, who lives at the home Of
Samuel Farmer of Wheeling juno
tion, w. Va, was seized by un-
identified men near her home and
held while poison was forced down
her throat. She is expected to die.
! Farmer recently had received anony-
nous letters threatening his life if he
did not leave the country. No reason
for the attack has been disclosed.
Cincinnati-Joseph P. O'Bryan of
Evansville, Ind, was arrested here
on charge of sending a threat
enng letter to f. A. Bien, real
estate dealer, demanding $4,000. An
envelope containing paper, instead of
money, was placed where the letter
was directed and detectives who
watch it arrested O'Bryan.
Akron. - Followed by several po-
lcemen, Mrs. Daisy Bowe made a
dash for liberty down the busiest
street in the city. Rev. Robert Dav-
idson, pastor of the Wooster Avenue
Methodist church, overlook the wom-
an and held her until the police ar
rived. Mrs. Rowe had escaped from
police court, where she was awaiting
trial on minor charge.
of
land, who has been making daily
balloon ascensions here, was nearly
killed. He attempted to make five par
achute drops, but the first failed to
open until he was but a few feet
from the ground and he crashed to
earth with great force. He was Sc
riously shaken up but is thought not
to be dangerously injured
Dayton. = The mangled body of
Walter Eeilman, butcher, was
found lying beside the tracks of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
railroad in this city. The position of
the body, taken with the mans threat
to kill himself leads to the belief
among the police that the man COM
mitted suicide.
Lima. - Following a honeymoon Of
three weeks, Herbert D. Young,
aged 62, merchant, and his 6O-year-
old bride returned to the probate
court and agreed to disagree. "My
wife is dissatisfied and wants di-
vorce, can we have our wedding knot
united here?" asked the bridegroom
Akron - Mrs. Mary Fosdick, a
hotel keeper near Silver lake,
has a hen which is putting a crimp in