Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-24

was cTuSneu between the DaSe Oh a
crane and a car.
Steubenville, O.-Tuesday, January
4, 1916, is the date set by council for
the wet and dry fgltt to determine
whether or not Steubenville remains
dry for another two years
Springfield, O.-Announcement was
made that the oldest brewery in the
city, known as the Blue Head" is to
be abandoned as soon as it's present
supply has been exhausted.
Toledo, O.-Fire of unknown origin
destroyed the blacksmith shop at the
Pennsylvania yards just beyond South
east Toledo. Pennsylvania officials
estimate the loss at $4,000
Mansfield, O.-Fire caused by an
overheated stove destroyed Mans
fields public market house. All of the
stalls had been heavily stocked in an
ticipation of the Saturday trade. The
loss is $4,000.
Napoleon, O-Mayor A. R. Russell,
of Hamler, practicing physician,
committed suicide in his office by
firing three shots from a revolver into
his head. Mental arrangement due to
overwork was given as the cause of
his act.
Cincinnati, O.-Gabriel Sullivan, a
striking painter, arrested in connee.
ton with the shooting to death OF
James Shall, non-union painter at
the Christ hospital annex, confessed
according to the police, that he fired
the shot which killed Shall.
Nelsonville, O.-John Chishire, AZ
years old, married, farmer residing
near this city, was fatally injured
when driving home His horse became
frightened and ran in front of a car or
the Hooking Sunday Creek Tractor
road. The carriage was demolished
and Chishire crushed to death.
Middletown, O.-As the city's con
tract with the Middletown Gas AM
+ Electric Co. for furnishing natural ga
expires in December, this year, Cit.
, Attorney w. G. Palmer was ordered t,
: visit Columbus and obtain from tn
public utilities commission a repor
| with reference to the status of tn
company.
Columbus, O.-The Ripley Brick Co
of Ripley, O., fled a petition with tn
Ohio public utilities commission CON
planning of the rates for brick shiI
= ments from Ripley to Cincinnati O.
the Ohio River & Columbus railwa
d and on the Norfolk G. Western raj
f way. 1t is charged that the rates ar
n excessive and unreasonable.
: Toledo, O.-Representatives Of unio
4 engineers, fremen, trainmen and COZ
e ductors from Ohio, Indiana, Illinoi
1 Michigan and Pennsylvania met her
e and decided to join in the demand [
e secure the eight-hour day for railroa
t workers in the United States and Cal
l. ada. The proposition will be submit
o ted in January to vote of the varior
brotherhoOds.
). Kenton, Or. w. Mclaughlin, Z
blind for ten years, submitted to q
s operation for a cataract, and his sigl
a was restored. In the meantime h
y wife became i'll and died. Laughl
IS recovered his sight just in time to 81
le the body of his wife before she W;
n inferred.
s, Marion, O.-Chief of Police McDo
lie ough announced that federal officia
rt would arrive here to assist in an j
o. vestigation of the alleged operation
u of Black Hand band in this secti,
of the country.
T. Columbus, O.-It was announc
that the Ohio staff at the Panama-F
he cific exposition at San Francisco h
Of been disbanded, and that Directi
ne Commissioner Newton M. Miller is
e. his way to Ohio.
nd Springfield, O.-Dr Robert Bru
ty House, for % years practicing pl
lr- sician in this city and prominent
he state medical circles, died after
tie hours illness of Indigestion.
a House was So years OF age. He V
in & graduate of the University of A4it
igan.