The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-06-19
Buckeye Notes


Marion.-Coleman Joyce and Thom-
as Caine, each about so. employed
by the Erie railroad, were killed by
an Erie passenger train near Gale
donia.
Newark.-Josephine Berg, fourteen,
liked the smell Of a rose so well she
tried to eat it. Doctors saved her
from death from bug poison which
had been sprinkled on the rose bush.
Dayton.-Louis Martz, 35, suffer
ing from a jumping toothache, drank
carbolic acid. His body was found in
the haymow. S'
Steubenvine.\- Grover Geisinger,
who year ago was released
from an arson charge, and a
well known character of this city, was
shot and instantly killed at Bergholf,
jefferson county, by Town Marshal
John Connor, following a fight In
saloon. Geisinger took refuge in a
house, and when Conor attempted to
arrest him he is alleged to have at
tackled the officer with a razor. Con-
nor says he shot in self defense.
Findlay. - John Bolivar Keltner
printer we'll known over Ohio, died
suddenly at Kansas City, Mo-, where
he was foreman of the Star. The
body was brought here for burial.
Sandusky. p. j. Ludden, twen-
ty-six, of Cleveland, a brakeman on
Nickel Plate work train, was struck
by a freight train just west of Yer
million and instantly killed. Coroner
Carl R. Knoble says Eudden was sent
out to flag the freight train when the
work train pulled onto siding. Lud-
den appears to have sat down on the
track and fallen asleep.
!, Canton-Canton folk must bathe
at least once a week, and "all
over" at that. The board of health
has said so. And in order that
no one can misunderstood, the board
J has arranged to post in every home
where soap and water are believed
/ to be at a premium set of rules,
} printed in five languages and specify,
ing $25 and costs as punishment OF
anyone who neglects the weekly
cleanup. Health officer DaHinden
: says he put the words all over" in
} the rules because many would wash
their faces and, relying on q tech
: nicality, call it bath.
Findlay. - While trying to show
/ show friends how easy it was to gel
, on and off freight trains, William
l Hicks, so, was killed instantly al
{ North Baltimore.
t Dayton. Burglars who jimmieC
i the rear door of the Fountain
. saloon obtained 1912 from three
/ cash registers which they broke open
, Thirty-eig hundred dollars in nego
: table checks was not molested. A
J; safe which contained several thousand
!. dollars was not tampered with. Th'
n police have no clews.
l. Findlay. - With only 80 member
l. left out of the companies A. B. ant
l. F. of the 21st o. V. l., the annua
l. reunion was held here. DR.. J. A
l. Kimmell was elected president.
l. Mt. Vernon. - II am going :,
j. hitch up and take a long drive,
l. remarked Robert Chambers to hi
t. wife. When he did not leave the barr
l. after a considerable length of time hi
n wife went to investigate and foun'
him dead in stall. Heart diseas
caused his death.
Toledo. When Mrs. Katherin
=, Phillips, proprietor of a downtow1
s drug store, tried to obtain ic
IS at one of the truck stations, strii
a ers followed her wagon and pulle
8 the load of ice to the ground an
+ broke each piece in small bits. Mrs
t. Phillips was undaunted and called tn
e police for protection. Driving he
e, horse alone she returned to the sta
n tion and obtained 900 pounds OF ic
for her soda fountain.
1T Canton. Samuel Surer, fort!
n. five, travelling salesman of Canton, wa
Il. killed by Northern Ohio Traction il
g terurban car one mile west of Cantor
t, Granville. - Kent Pfeiffer of S
10 Paul, star third baseman and &c
n hitter on the Denison universit
,e baseball team here, has been throw
le out of college for the remaindt
1t of the year because he led part
x. of six masked hazers, who attacke
Stuart Collet, freshman in the aca
~ emy, and branded his forehead wit
nitrate of silver, leaving an ugly blac
Disagreement.
Canton. - Jumping from his CT
e. following collision between
ID Canton Massillon interurban and 6
,s automobile mile west of Canton, M
r. torman Jacob Biddle of Massillon ra
IN to the victim of the crash and four
ID him to be Samuel A. Saurer, As, bo
/: hood playmate. Biddle raised b
of friends head only to find he was dea
Dennison. - A few hours after ha
lie ing a tooth extracted, Mrs. ]. T. E
wards, %, died when her neck swell'
to until she could not breathe.
Athens. Grant Johnson, fort
to nine, indicted by the federal graz
w jury on the charge of sending obscel
as matter through the mails, took b
life of his farm home near Fro
Youngstown. The safe of t
Simon Packing Co. plant on t
south side was blown by veg
ne and $1O0 in cash and large numb
OF of checks for bigger amounst take
eo Lima. That Daniel Best
no Pitcairn, Pa, injured in the pl
tn mature explosion of a cannon
ot the time of Gov. Cox's review Of t
Ohio Northern university commend
ey ment exercises at Ada, will recov
the sight of both eyes was the 6