The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-04-02
Buckeye Notes

| western Newspaper Union News Service.
New hiIadelphia-Earvey Barn
hill is probate judge and juve-
nile judge of Tuscarawas county.
There are few like him in the country,
folk here think.
Barnhill's method of handling in
corrigibles has caused him to be
known as the kids friend" Bad
boys regard him as a pal.
Judge Barnhill doesn't believe in Sc
we're punishment.
Every kid has little good stored
away some place in his body" he says.
So he tries to arouse that sparl; of
principle.
His favorite method is to have a
little confidential talk with the incor-
rigible child. If boy, a slap on the
back, a hand shake, and he's dis
missed on parole. II girl, a gentle
stroke of her tangled tresses, a tear
full promise, and she starts all over
again. In theft cases, Barnhill makes
the youthful offender pay back the
value Of the goods stolen by money
earned in doing errands.
Despondent Woman Shoots Self.
Fremont. - Despondent over pro-
loEged i'll health and worrying for
fear she would lose her mind,
Mrs. Harry Garn, wife of Fremont's
safety director, shot herself in the
head and will probably die.
Conneaut. - Running at a high
rate of speed wreck train on
the Bessemer railroad was wrecked
and 20 had narrow escapes. All the
men were badly bruised but none was
injured seriously.
| Cincinnati. - Henry Muhlhauser,
seventy-one, wealthy brewer and poll
tician, died here after an illness of
neraly a month. In his political ca
reer he held many local offices and
was one Of the leaders of the Demo
cratic organization. AS a business
man he was a member of the board
of directors of several banks and pub.
lie service companies.
Canton. - Henry Evans Sherlock,
aged 40 years, for more than 25 years
connected with manufacturing inter-
ests in Canton, died of cirrhosis of the
liver. Mr.. Sherlock was one of the
founders of the Novelty Iron Co. and
acted as secretary and treasurer of
the concern. He also was a director
of the Union Metal Manufacturing Co.
Columbus. - Mrs. Maude Vim.
cent, a patient at St. Clair hos
pital, is recovering from double
appendicitis, new ailment in medical
science. Mrs. Vincent surprised the
hospital physicians by showing that
she possessed two distinct and we'll
formed appendices. Both were so in.
| famed that they had to be removed.
Dayton. - Earl Ryan, aged 3S,
committed suicide at his home by
| taking poison 1t is said that Ryan
had considerable domestic trouble.
He was separated from his wife and
| daughter, who now live in Ashtabula,
his former home.
Youngstown. - Increase in wages
wages is granted to motormen and
conductors in the employ of the Ma.
honing & Shenango Railway & Light
| Co. by an agreement reached between
the men and company officials. The
| agreement is for two years and will
affect at least 500 men. The new
| agreement will mean a maximum
wage of 80 cents an hour after two
years instead of 80 cents as under
the agreement expiring April l.
Toledo. - Famed by the wind, fire
which started from a defective fiue
wrecked the factory of the Allen Fill
ter Co. and caused loss of $4,000.
Marion. Drys here are jubi.
liant because, Larue, the largest
corporation in the county outside
of Marion, by vote of 142 to 109, a
majority of SO, voted to remain in the
dry column. Both sides waged vigor-
Gus campaigns.
East Liverpool-Mrs. Thomas Mar.
ran, SO, was seriously burned by an
explosion OF gas in cook stove.
East Liverpool. - Public school
teachers announced they would form
union and seek affiliation with the
American Federation of Labor.
Gallipolis. - The towboat F. M.
Wallace, bound from Pittsburg TO
Louisville with large tow of COAL
struck cofferdam at Lock % below
here and sunk seven loaded barges.
Fremont.-Arthur Neibling, young
soldier in Company K, Sixth o. N. G.,
became angered at a command of
Capt. Sturm during drill and threw
his gun to the floor. He was court.
martialed and sent to jail for "a
hours.
Cambridge. - Andy Banko is dead,
John Kovach is in the hospital suf,
fering from injuries that probably will
cause his death, James Paul and Mike
Zelina are in Jail, the former
charged with murder and the lat.
ter with cutting with intent to kill
as the result of wedding celebration
by foreigners. Banko was stabbed in
the neck and Kovach in the abdomen.
The first husband of the bride was
called from his home and beaten to
death last July.
Caldwell. - Burr Combs, SO, died
at his home near Woodgrove, Morgan
county. He was a lifelong Methodist
and was the oldest Mason in Ohio.
Canton. - Efforts of Senator At
lee Pomerene and Representative
J. J. Whitacre to keep in office
Charles Leigtag, blind postmaster
at Osnaburg, are expected to be
successful. Ex-President Taft's order
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