The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-08-05
BUCKEYE notes
News From All Sections OF
the State

prisonment we're the charges made
against Frank Rockefeller, brother OF
John D. Rockefeller. id three suits
filed here by Mrs. Bertha Leland, q
former Cleveland restaurant cashier.
The suits filed in the United States
district court ask sos, ,624 from Rookie
feller
OF this amount, Mrs. Leland asks
$4,000, alleging that Nov. IL, 1914.
Rockefeller assaulted and struck and
choked her and bruised her body and
strained her right arm and shoulder.
whereby she became lame and sick
and was disabled from doing house
hold or other work"
chardon.-Mangled almost beyond
recognition, the body of Charles Zeth-
mayer, 55, Newbury township, was
found in the woods on his farm by
q posse of farmers. A short distance
off, horns and mouth covered with
human blood, stamped and snorted a
bull belonging to Zethmayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hay and Miss Margaret
Simon, who lived on the farm adjoin-
ing Zethmayer's, reported the animal
had broken out of field and had pur-
sued them. Mrs Zethmayer decided
! to wait until the return Of her husband
from the field, when, with the aid of
| his sons, Frank ard Elmo, the animal
would be captured. When Zethmayer
failed to appear search party was
organized.
Sandusky.-To illustrate an address
on Trousers" before the International
Custom Cutters association, of which
he is president, Farr S. Scott of
Toledo robed and disrobed repeatedly,
taking off and putting on garments
| he had made especially for the oc-
casion. Scott said the designers
and tailors of today pay too little at
tention to pants"
THE twisted trousers leg is the
most common trouble maker known to
tailors," said Scott. Man wears trous-
ers from Is to 18 hours a day, and he
wants to be comfortable in them"
Sandusky.-John 10th, printer, has
been appointed deputy internal rev.
enue collector in charge of brewery
pipe lines, by Collector Of Internal
Revenue Frank B. Niles of Toledo.
He succeeds DIR. Charles E. Stroud,
Republican, Sept. 1. Mr.. 10th is a
member of the faction of Democracy
here known as progressive" al
though he has never taken an active
part in politics.
East Liverpool. - Harry King, aged
25 years, millworker, was fatally
burned and two-story double frame
house owned by John McSweeney was
wrecked in Wellsville, near here, as a
result of gas explosion. King, resid-
ing in part of the wrecked house,
struck match while hunting for a
gas leak on the second floor. The up
per part of his body was horribly
burned. He died later.
Akron. - Patrolman Guy Norris
, narrowly escaped death when Otto
Schwarz of North Hill, mistaking
, Norris for a burglar, fired on him
Norris, who was patrolling his beat,
thought he saw strange light from
one of the windows at the Schwarz
home. When he heard step outside
Schwarz feared burlars and opened
fire.
Akron. - Little Harriet Sweeney,
the three-year-old daughter of Patrol.
man Sweeney, utilized the fotune
; in he tiny savings bank by swal.
lawing it. Physicians removed a
!, DoDpu opd n11ortar tbot bod Iodoad
in her throat and an abdominal opera
tion will be necessary to remove other
coins.
Geneva. - Attracted by a shot in
the pantry of her home, Mrs. AL
win Loomis rushed into that room in
time to see her 65-year-old husband
run from the house with blood stream
ing from his head and jump into a
deep cistern, where he drowned before
she could summon aid.
Springfield. - Four thousand SOL
diers are encamped at Yellow Springs
for the annual drill and maneuvers
Of the First Provisional brigade of the
Ohio National Guard, which began
, Monday.
Observation-Disclosures Chas. Gala.
han of central station was probably
fatally injured early in the morn
ing when woman, mistaking him for
a burglar, hurled from a second-story
! window f1atiron, which struck the
policeman on the head. Callahan was
taken unconscious to hospital. Phys
icians say his skull is fractured.
Lima. With his neck broken,
Charles Means, wealthy Auglaize
county farmer, residing near Waynes.
field, still lives and has a good
chance for recovery, physicians claim.
. Means was struck by a heavy log
while building scaffolding.
CoIumbus.-Renick W. Dunlap Of
Pickaway county was elected secre.
tary of the board of agriculture
after the board had wrestled with the
claims of candidates three hours.
! sandusky.-M. ]. Duffy, member of
: the state industrial commission, laud-
, ed workmen's compensation and
flayed the insurance companies for
. alleged efforts to knock it out, be-
fore the International Association
of Dry Cleaners and Dyers in con.
vention at Cedar Point.
o Cinclnnati.-Lena Rosemeyer, %,
. shot and killed herself in a corridor
of the Big Four railroad office build
y ing, near the Office nj which STAN
y ley H. Wilson, clerk, the man al
4 legged to be her lover, was working.
She left note to Wilson which said:
"You have broken my heart"
Amherst.-A few hours after he
saw a traction engine plunge through
, bridge over the Nickel Plate tracks
Z near Linwood park, east of Yer
y million, carrying one man to death and
, fatally iniuring another, R. w. Kelch,