News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 7

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Four Cylinder; 30 Horse-Power. ably to the precelncts reserved for the SHORT NEWS NOTES. MORE TRACK "DOINGS" unruly. The picture machine was operated by Edward Shields who has had a large experience in the making of moving pictures and the result of the local effort will be watched for with no little interest Ate Nine Strychnine Pills. The young son of Clovls Hempfield, of Mt Gllead, ate nine strychnine pills for candy and died at once la great That Will Later Appear In a Series of Local Moving Pictures Needed by the Mansfield Street Railway Company for Effective Operation The coat had been thrown around in outbuildings ever since the doath of the owner.

John McClure had been' a charge on the township most of his life, and was for a while an inmate of the Jackson county infirmary. Undue Influence Used. 1 According to the settlement of a suit brought by Fannie Moore, of Eaton, against DePauw university, that Institution has agreed to give up about half of a bequest of $25,000 to the university. The gift was from Mrs. Eliza Valiala Jeffers, who died a few months ago, and whose little black trunk waa found to contain $10,000 in gold.

Mrs. Moore, who is a sister, also rep ly. With as high as two" and three interurban cars in the vicinity of tne square on ordinary days and four and five on big days the local lines In' the heart of the city are clogged and city traffic Is It is stated that tne time has arrived when something must be done to relieve this congestion. With this In view, the officials of the company have secured the consent ot property owners on Main street for tne double track and will now bring the matter before the council In regular form. i 'Another thing which the Btreet car people will ask for in the near future will be a franchise to put Btreet car tracks around Central park, which will further 'help to relieve, the congested condition of the tracks on Main street years.

The representatives of the company say that they will have no difficulty whatever in getting the consent of abutting property owners, no matter what route they may decide to go over. The people in the southeastern part ot the city are also ready for street car transportation, it is claimed. Another thing which the street car people have in mind this season Is a' connection with the Park avenue and Fourth street car lines at the Sher-man-Heineman park, or Just beyond It, This will make a belt line of these two lines and be a matter of great improvement in service. In the summer time no matter how many cars the railway is able to use, things become congested on the lines to the park and it is anything but satisfactory either to patrons AND THEY'LL BE FUNNY, TOO AND IT WILL BE ASKED FOR agony, Wild Man at Mt Gllead. A wild man has been prowling around In this vicinity of Wild Cat school near Mt.

Gilead and has caused terror among the people. A posse of citizens chased the wild man Thursday and captured him. His clothes were ragged and bis balr long and matted. He Is a giant He was put In jail. Cow Ate Junk.

An extra feature had been fixed up by some of the friends of Police Chief Well A couple ot bunches or tire crackers were procured and it was intended to light the same and throw them under the chiefs home made patrol wagon team in an endeavor to cause them to run away and upset the outfit after the arresies had been accomplished. The joke failed to work on time, for some reason, probably because the fire crackers were a little on the bum. The fellow who attended to the fire cracker feature, however, managed to get some lighted, finally, but instead of being under the burros, they were placed under the wagon and in the excitement, incident to the big crowd the little donkeys failed to take notice of the bombardment. resented the other relatives of Mrs. Jeffers.

She and another sister are 1 or the owners of the line. In Toledo, wherever it has been possible to make up a belt line, It has been done so that A cow belonging to Mr. Schnable, ot the car service has been much im blind. The contention was that the authorities of the university at. DePauw had used undue influence with the aged woman.

Found Dead in Store. The dead body of Mrs. Elizabeth Korte, aged 82, was found in a notion store at Dayton, which she conducted. The Local Fire Department on a Run Followed by Ambulance and the Police Patrol A Street that Ought to Show Up Well In the Moving Picture that Will Be Seen Here Later. There were big doings in the vicinity of Central park early.

Saturday afternoon and that part of the city from the noon hour until 2 o'clock had the appearance of a parade scene on circus day, only that this was more so. The occasion was the taking of moving pictures of the fire department to be used proved. By the belt line system, the cars are kept moving continuously on schedule time and there Is no loss ot time A Double Track Desired on Main from Park avenue to Sixth Loop Around the Park Also Wanted Extension of Line Proposed to Southwestern and Southeastern Portions of the City. The Mansfield Street Railway company, which Is now largely owned by Cinelnn i capitalists. It may be stated on good authority, expects to and la arranging to expend a large amount or money the coming season for Improvement and ext-olon of lta lines.

It was given out today that at the meeting of the city council next Tuesday night, a request will be. made lor a franchise for a double tracking of the in the vicinity of the park. There la already a little' piece of track built on the south side of the park, but It Is insufficient and It Is claimed that tracks are needed encircling the park or public square, the same as in Cleveland. This will give the Interurban cars a chance to go around the park and come out on the city tracks again on North Park street Some years ago a franchise was given to some imaginary railroad on paper to go around Central park, but as was expected, this imaginary Interurban line was never built, and probably never will be built, The local railroad people," it 4 'seems, now Eucyrus, died and an examination ot the stomach showed the animal had eaten enough nails, pins, tacks and other junk to start a small hardware store. Charged With Stealing.

Frank Dute, who was employed at the Harrop, Faulkner Conklln livery barn, Bucyrus, was arrested Friday on a warrant Issued by Mayor Valentine Death, it is supposed, was due to heart trouble. A customer made the disco v- ery. POLICE COURT MENTION. Fell On Revolving Saw. Walter Norris, of Upper Sandusky, Old Romance Brought to Light There waa a tinged romance id a romance in a wedding at York, in which Benjamin F.

Zell, a minister of Sharpsburg, who is aged 72, and Mrs. Alvira Bolenbaugb, aged 65, the venerable mother of Sheriff D. C. Bolenbaugh, of Marysville, were the in a performance to be given here in ft 11 on a revolving buzzsaw and suffer thb near future, and as this was the principals. Thirty years ago Rev.

Mr. John Huffman was arrested Saturday Zell was Mrs. Bolenbaugh's pastor at York and the families were great afternoon by Special Officer W. J. Robinson for the Pennsylvania railroad on the charge of train Jumping.

Thedefen- friends. Since then Mrs. Zell and Mr. Bolenbaugh have passed, away, and on the affidavit of Charles 1 Conklln, charging Dute with the theft ot a top buggy, valued at $80 and harness valued at $5, the property of Harrop, Conklln Faulkner. The affidavit charges that Dute stole a buggy and harness on March 7.

It Is said that he represented that the buggy and harness were burned in the big livery barn fire on' March 25 and that he was preparing to dispose ot the rig. New Hotel to Be Built An Important deal was closed up Friday afternoon by the West Vernon Land company of Mt Vernon whereby first time that a local series of moving pictures has been made there was an intense Interest on the part of everyone to witness the operation, the result being a crowd of such proportions that all available Btreet space end every vantage point in the windows of nearby buildings was occupied. The exhibition given merited the attention it attracted. The first view taken was of the entire fire department headed by Chief Knofflock, com- dant will be given a hearing in police upon their meeting a few weeks ago court tonight BOARD BILL TROUBLE. A traveling man who gave his name a Smith was arrested at the Southern at the home of Mrs.

Bolenbaugh' sister, Mrs. John F. TiltoR, a marriage contract was consummated between Rev. Mr. Zell and Mrs.

Bolenbaugh. The announcement of their marriage came as a complete surprise to Sheriff Mala street line from Park avenue West to Sixth Btreet. It will be remembered that some time ago the street car company began laying a double track down Main street and was stopped In the work by an Injunction secured by the city officials. The second track or switch was put In as far as Fourth Btreet, giving the company additional switch room to facilitate traffic In the business part of the city. At the time of the controversy most of the city officials expressed themselves in ravor or the double track project, but claimed that the railway ought to be required to come to the city council for a franchise In the regular way The owners of the street railway here are desirous of making the Mansfield line one of the most complete and best equipped lines In Ohio.

The running of Interurban cars Into the city had created a necessity for more track room In the heart of the city in order to handle the traffic satlsfactort- injr down Main from North Park street ed severe injuries. As he fell ha struck the lever controlling the saw, otherwise be would have been cut In two, Died Mrs. William Chamberlain, mother of E. P. Chamberlain, county prosecutor of Bellefontalne, died suddenly.

She was a sister ot Mrs. Rosa Bland, of Columbus, Caroline Ellis Dead. Mrs. Caroline Ellis, aged 87, died at Yellow Springs. She was a temperance apostle and had worked in that cause in 22 states.

She and her- husband, the late Rev. John Ellis, a year ago owned and edited the Herald of Uospel Liberty in Dayton. Eyesight Destroyed. At Forest, while Dr. Floyd Swlmley was charging an acetylene plant the machine exploded and he was frightfully Injured and his eyesight destroyed.

His office was wrecked and the report was heard for some distance. and Mrs. Bolenbaugb, with whom the hotel by Chief Weil on the charge of beating a board bill at Toledo. The arrest was made on a telegraph order from a Toledo landlord and the police department there. It Is stated that the man owed a board bill of about $150 a contract was awarded to aa Alle bride has made her home for several years.

The couple will leave in a short time for Sharpsburg, where Rev. Mr. Zell has a large congregation. The bride and groom have several grown children, all of whom are married. stand ready to build this belt around the park and will again ask for a chance to do it.

Ansther improvement which will be made by the Mansfield Street Hallway company and which can be done under the franchise without application to the council, is the building of a new and more ommodious switch west on Fourth street from Main street This switch will be built to Walnut street, anyhow. In case of big doings at the base ball park or at the' Sherman-Helneman park.there will then be plenty of room on which to switch the cars without getting things mixed up. It is stated that the rails and other materials for completing the new West Fourth street switch are here on hand and ready to be put in as soon as the weather will permit the taking up ot the work. In aidtlon to these, other Improvements, it is stated, that It is the desire to extend the local car lines out to the southwestern part, of the city to the corporate' lfmltsBd" also to build a new line to the southeastern part of the town yearsagft a franchise was given to some Interurban railway to come into the city via the southwestern part of town, but It evems that this road was never built except on paper and it Is no nearer being built today than it was the day the franchise was granted owners of the local street railway, it seems, are also ready now to extend the city lines to the soutn-west and give the people In that part ot the city transportation, something that the latter have been looking for and hoping for for the last five or six but be had paid 100 on the bill, leaving a balance of about $50. When the Toledo police department waa notified of the arrest the man made arrangements to settle for $60 and not have the officer come here and take him back to Toledo.

and turning onto South Park. Then from the Southern hotel corner a view was taken of the department coming down South Main street at top speed, Beelman's ambulance bringing up the rear, this being quickly followed by Chief Well driving his bran new police patrol, a novelty feature that evoked much laughter, the patrol having been a small wagon drawn by two tired looking donkeys and the chief holding onto the lines as though he was afraid every minute that the animals would get beyond bis control. After this came the really funny feature of the picture, it being a street fight between Shorty Kline and a man about three times his height This' fight was intensely exciting and just as Shorty had hurled his opponent to the ground and was proceeding to administer a thorough drubbing two brave members of Mansfield's "finest" dashed to the scene and promptly quelled the disturbance, hustling the disturbers into the previously mentioned "patrol' which was rushed up without delay and carrying them, presum gheny, man to construct a big note! In South Vernon to be located west of the Chambers glass plant The cost ot the building will 'oe about $10,000. The structure will be 100x32 feet and will contain 30 rooms. The building will be frame and will be two stor-let in helghth.

Narrow Escape. The two-year-old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thatcher of Mt, Liberty, had a narrow escape from helng burned to death Friday morning by having its clothing catch fire, from an open fire place. The child was playing on the floor, near the fire place when lta clothiug caught fire.

Its hair and eyebrows were burned off. Found Money In Coataleeve. A strange and unexpected find of money waa made in1 the sleeve) ot an old coat formerly owned by John Mc-Clure, of Jackson, who died about one year ago. It consisted ot $100 la bills. In The Home is where Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters has proven Its wonderful merit thousands of times during the past 53 years.

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