The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-11-12

Youngstown.-Two men were ia
tally hurt in accidents here. Vita
Mattich was thrown from a plat
form where he was working at the
Carnegie Steel Co. by a crane cage
and suffered fractured skull. He
lived only three-quarters of an hour.
Frank Giglo was thrown from dinkey
car on the Lake Erie & Eastern rail-
road and suffered broken back. 1t is
believed he cannot live.
Sandusky.-F Fabre Lazarra, age
%, and Joseph Marquo, age "a, both
Of this city, were fatally injured when
a charge of dynamite set for a blast
was accidentally discharged in the
BStler Stone Co.'S quarries, midway
between this city and the State Sol,
diers' home. Lazarra is dead and Mar.
quo is said to be dying.
Lima. - Mr.. and Mrs. H.. E.
Long, living on the Allentown road,
near Lima, came to this city, leaving
the five-month-old daughter, Opal
Marie, asleep in bed. When they re-
turned home FIVE hours later they
found the child dead. The infant had
become entangled in the bed clothing
and, according to the verdict of Cor
oner E. J. Curtiss, death was due to
asphyxiation.
Sandusky. - Monuments and tomb
stones in imitation of marble are
to be made of concrete by the San
dusky Art Marble Co., recently incor-
porated concern of which Daniel Hoff-
mann of this city was elected presi-
dent.
Columbus. = A pet bear belong:
ing to a camp of gypsies near
Dayton suddenly became enraged and
attacked three-year-old boy who was
eating piece of bread The boy was
rendered unconscious from a blow on
the head, which tore off half his scalp.
Kenton. = The mangled body of
Jacob Fisher of Foraker, Erie sec
tion hand, was found along the rail
road tracks, one mile east of Nc
Guffey
Wapakoneta. George Alspaugh,
aged SIS years, while walking along the
track, was killed here by Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton passenger train.
Cincinnati-A man whoi registered
at hotel here as j. M. Rice Of Co
lumbus, O., died at the Cincinnati hos
pital from bullet wound in his head.
believed to have been inflicted by him.
self. Rice was found lying on the
floor of his room with the blood flow
ing from wound in his head and a
new revolver by his side. Rice, 80,
was travelling salesman for the Hy-
grade Electric Co.
Newark.-Ace Winco, gas we'll
contractor, was probably fatally
hurt when an automobile in which
he was riding with his brother
Frank plunged over steep embank-
ment on a road near Utica, o. Frank
Winco was not seriously hurt.
Lima. When a man attempt
ed to sell Plain Clothesman Thom-
as Crisenberry an overcoat for 25
cents the policeman placed him un-
der arrest. Two others were arrested
as accomplices., The three men are
charged with participating in the bur-
glary of the Buckeye Mems Furnishing
Co.'s store. &
Conneaut. - A surprise was sprung
when charges were preferred be-
fore the civil service commission
against Chief Of Police Randall.
He was suspended. What the nature
of the charges are has not been made
public. -rst
Akron. = County Prosecutor Cas-
tie announced he would seek a
parole for Harry Bishop, 25, awaiting
trial on burglary charge, in order
that he might provide for his wife and
twin boys, born recently. Bishop was
arrested five months ago as one of a
band which. burglarized freight car,
Columbus. Two men are known
to be dead and third may
have perished in a fire which ragged in
the Industrial hall Of the Volunteers of
America. The bodies OF the men,
found BY firemen shortly after the
blaze started. gave evidence that the
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