Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-11-03

Conneaut, O.-Nichel Plate Railroad
detectives just reported one of the
boldest car robberies in many years.
A car of goods valued at $4,000, con-
signed from New York City to Con-
neaut firms, was found empty on a
side track near Lackawanna, N. Y.
BUCKEYE NEWS NOTES
Marietta, O.-James Stuckens, IL,
was accidentally killed while working
about an engine in power house.
Tifin, GA loss of $4,000 resulted
when two houses, barns, granaries and
implement sheds burned on the ]. B.
Wagner farm.
Warren, O.-Dealers refuse to take
coal orders as shortage makes it i'm
possible to meet demands, even at ad-
vanced price.
Fremont, O.-Seventy-five tons OF
sugar, the first of this years sugar
manufactured from beets, has been
shipped from here.
Bowling Green, O.-Trying to push
her friend. Mrs. Joe Gayman,, 6S, out
of the path of a freight train, Mrs.
Charles Hentges met death.
Port Clinton, O.-Bishop Schrembs,
of Toledo, and Is priests conducted the
cornerstone-laying for new ST. Jo-
seph's Catholic church at Marblehead.,
Dayton, O.-Dr Charles Dabney,
president of the University of Cincin-
natl, spoke on Public School Educa-
ton" before the convention of the
Ohio Federation. of Woman's Clubs
here.
Eaton, O.-John N. Goodwin,
charged with the murder of Samuel NJ.
Decker, pleaded not guilty before JUS
tice L. T. Stephen. He was returned
to talk privately with his wife.
Greenfield. O.-Standard Oil Co. is
erecting a huge ,ontainer here for
| storage of gasoline, the tank to be rs
feet high, with diameter of Is feet,
and capacity of $4,000 gallons.
Columbus, O-Vaccination and use
of serum treatment was condemned by
DR.. w. Banks Meacham, of Asheville.
N. c., president of the American
Oestopathic Association, addressing
oestopaths.
Dayton, o.-Dayton Y. M. C. A. has
obtained the services of Prof John c.
Duncan, of the School of Business Ad-
ministration of the University of Gin
cinnati, to be head of the new School
of Accountancy.
/ Dayton, O-Weak from loss of
blood and failure of wound to heal,
Elizabeth Gyerke, 16, has applied for
assistance at the Montgomery County
Humane Society. She recently under
went an operation when skin from her
body was grated to that of her
brother.
| Columbus, O-Sheriff Swepston, of
Ross county, president of the Ohio
Sheriffs organization, was given a SEN
tence of 40 days in the Delaware coun-
ty Jail by United States Judge John E.
Safer for having permitted a Federal
prisoner in his custody to take long
automobile rides and have other nber-
ties outside Of the Jail at Chillicothe
Bucyrus, O.-Bucyrus is to have
seven regular city letter carriers after
November /, as business of the local
postoffice has increased over S8,00J
since 1910, and a like increase will
make Bucyrus first-class Office in
1913.
Cleveland, O.-Detectives are still
searching for jewels valued at $4,000
stolen a week ago from the home OF
c. L. Bradley. Reports of the robbery
have been kept secret. The burglary
was not discovered until "a hours after
it had taken place.
Cincinnati, GA special car at
tached to a train that arrived here
contained 10000 baby fish, bass and
channel catfish. This was the allot
ment for the streams of Southern
Ohio from the state fish hatchery al
London.
} Steubenville, GA party of hunters
: discovered the skeleton of man part
ly protruding from the ground in a
. cornfield in the vicinity of Fernwood
Jefferson county. An investigation il
being made. 1t is believed that the
skeleton is that of murder victim.