The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-04-23
Buckeye Notes

Dayton.-Oficers elected at the thir-
ty-eighth annual meeting Of the Ohio
Royal Arcanum here are as follows:
c. H. Fox, Toledo, supreme repre-
sentative; w. A. Strong, Cleveland.
alternate; Thomas Butterworth, Gin
cinnati, supreme recorder; f. o. West
lake, Cincinnati, alternate; ]. NJ.
Stone, Oberlin, grand regent; C. NJ.
Dillworth, Cleveland, grand vice re-
| gent; w. r. West, Wilmington, grand
orator; w. H. Mills, Norwalk, past
grand regent; Lucien Seymour, Cleve-
land, secretary; w. H. Beebe, Raven
ma, grand treasurer (twenty-eighth
consecutive term); NJ. d. Mockabee,
Columbus, grand chaplain; ]. Widwell.
Newark, grand warden; DR.. c. Clay
ton, Cincinnati, grand sentry; +. H.
Downs, Columbus; ]. e. Heiser, Ham,
ilton, and Charles Hilbert, Cincinnati.
grand trustees, and Nathaniel Hyams
and Samuel ]. Horner. members of the
committee on laws. Akron was chosen
as the place of the next convention.
Bellaire. - Following a quarrel
with his wife, from whom he sep
arated recently. John Guggi fired
three bullets into her body, after
which he fired a bullet into his own
mouth. Guggi was taken to the Mar
tins Ferry hospital, where he died. Mrs.
Guggi is in a serious condition but may
recover When the couple separated
it was agreed that they would share
equally the expense of divorce pro-
ceedings Guggi saved his part and
went to his wife's home to get her
share. She did not have the money
and the shooting followed.
Sandusky Aroused from his
slumbers by a creaking on the
floor beneath the one on which he
slept, Charles Neill, implement dealer,
found a woman rocking in a chair, ap-
parently very much at home. He had
her arrested. Before Probate Judge
Sloan the woman said she was frankie
Parker 29, of Toledo; that she found
the door of the Neill dwelling open
and walked in. Judge Sloan believes
the woman is demented and sent her
to Jail, where for several days her ac-
tions will be observed by physicians.
Akron.-Mrs. Eliza Hooking, aged
81 years, survivor of the Titanic,
died Wednesday at the city hospital,
two years after she had been rescued
from the sinking ship. The woman
was found on the street, unconscious
Tuesday. It is supposed she was
struck by an automobile after alight-
ing from street car.
Two years ago, Mrs. Hooking, ac-
companied by her two daughters, Mrs.
Emily Richards, Mrs. Nellie Henbly.
and her son George were aboard the
sinking Titanic. George was drowned.
The women were saved.
Steubenville.-Yeggs in robbing the
Frank King real estate Offices here
passed up $4,000 worth of negotiable
securities. They stole but $50 in
money.
Kenton. The midnight wall of
a five-month-old infant daughter is
thought to have saved the lives OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Draper and
their six children. Coal gas escaping
from a heating stove as result of a
clogged fiue had filled the living room
as well as the sleeping rooms of the
family residence. The mother awak-
ened by her baby's cry, detected some
thing was wrong. She was unable to
arouse other members of the family
and summoned medical assistance. All
were revived.
Mansfield. While crossing the
Black Fork river at Shelby, Mar
garet Simon, aged eight years, slipped
from the footbridge and fell into the
river. Her brother, Donald Simon,
nine, lay fat on the bridge end seized
her by the hair when she arose to the
surface The girl managed to get a
grip on the bridge and her brother
pulled her to safety.
Canton. - The body of Peter An
dreanos, aged 80 years, who has
been missing since Sunday, was found
berger, friend. Debris lodged in the
pipe of stove in his room had
caused his death by asphyxiation.
Mansfield. Ross H. Rickner,
20 years old, who risked his life in try
ing to save George H. Gribling from
being run down at grade crossing
here, died in the hospital.
Fremont. - Despondent over the
death of her sister, Miss Amy
Rhodes, 60, jumped from the Ballville
bridge into eight feet of water in the
Sandusky river. Her body was re-
covered.
Fremont. - Mrs. Della Ridley, aged
"A years, wife of Rev. John Ridley,
retired minister, and Mrs. Catherine
Beshaar, so both prominent pioneers,
are dead here
Toledo. - David Robson, jr., S5,
builder Of the first electric railroad in
Toledo and one of the first successful
lines in the United States, is dead
here
Napoleon. - Creditors of the de-
funct Citizens State Banking Co.,
which assigned Dec. Il, 1908, will re-
ceive 81 and fraction per cent, ac-
cording to the final account of Az
signee D. d. Donovan.
Toledo. - When Joseph Weralow-
ski took his brother-in-law, Thom-
as Hajec, to task for abusing his
wife, who is Weralowski's sister, a
quarrel resulted. Weralowski is said
to have drawn a revolver from his
pocket and shot and killed Hajec
Weralowski was arrested on the
of