Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-06-12

was the pioneer in the wholesale pie
baking industry in America. The
business brought him II fo.Nune of
S1,000,000.
Plans ars on foot for the estab-
lishment of hospital for consump-
tives which will be located on site
on the boundary between Arizona
and New Mexico. The hospital will
care for those who are unable to pay
their own expenses and no charge
will be made for service of any kind.
Frightened by the approach of a
big automobile a horse driven by
John ID. Tanges, a wealthy resident
of Greenland, L. l., swerved from the
road, upsetting the cart, and Mrs.
Tanges was thrown into a ditch, re-
ceiving a fracture of the skull, from
which she died about 20 minutes
later.
Hiram c. Burlngame, probably the
Oldest man in the state, died recently
at his home in Westfield, Mass. He
would have been 104 years of age on
September Z next.
4 cable message received at the
state department says that John C.
lngersoll, United States consul at
Cartagena, Columbia, died at Colon,
recently. Mr.. Ingersoll was a native
of Illinois and a nephew of the late
Robert G. Ingersoll.
Jealousy was responsible for n
tragedy in the little mining town of
Maynard, w. Va. Angered because
his cousin paid marked attention to
young woman with whom he himself
was enamored, Joseph Seachy shot
twice at Michael Seachy and killed
Joseph Kosma, an innocent bystand-
er, who was a close friend of both.
AT Holyoke, Mass, the employees in
the finishing rooms in all the coarse
paper mills struck because of dissat-
isfaction with the schedule paid by
the American Writing Paper Co.
The strike was inaugurated by the
cutter girls of the Nonotucll No.
division. About 400 are on strike.
The cutter girls were granted an adj
vance of ten cents. They asked for
35 cents.
After having been twice reprieved
by the governor. Arthur Flanagan, a
negro. was put to death in the elec-
trio chair in Sing Sing On. " prison.
Flanagan killed Keeper Hugh McGov-
ern in the prison attached to the
West Fifty-fourth street police court,
New York City.
Having been notified by the United
States consuls at the Venezuelan
ports recently closed by President
Castro of that action, the state de-
partment has given instructions that
this decree is to be disregarded where
it interferes with American COM
merce, except in places where the
government is actually in possession
of the port sought to be closed.
The boilermakers and boilermak-
ers helpers in Detroit are out on
strike to enforce demand for recog-
milton of the union and an increase
of wages. Over 700 men are out. The
strike compelled number of men
not boilermakers, but employed in
the shops affected by the strike, to
| quit work.
Coming close on the heels of long
report from Rear Admiral Robley d.
Evans, commander-in-chief of the
Asiatic squadron, concerning the
grave internal situation in China, the
assembling of his squadron in Chi
nese waters is regarded at Washing
| Kentucky and Oregon and the cruiser
New Orleans have arrived at Chefoo,
the monitor Monterey and the col
lier Pompey at Shanghai.
The business portion of the town
of New Lisbon, Wis, was almost en-
tirely destroyed by fire and the loss
is about 100000. Two entire blocks
of buildings were destroyed.
| With revolver leveled at their
heads, eight passengers on an electric
street car at Seattle, Wash, were
forced to surrender their valuables
to two robbers. They forced the
conductor and motorman to go in.
side and while one went through the
passengers pockets the other held a
revolver. About $50 and several
watches were secured, no resistance
being offered.
Henry Krebel, of Buffalo, was burn
ed to death in the house of Andrew
Luttman, at Tonawanda, \. Y. Mayor
Smoyer and others carried Mrs. Lutt-
man and children out of the house
They were nearly dead. Krebel was
sleeping upstairs.
Four negro men and one negro
woman killed, eight or ten badly
beaten and most of the other negroes
in the community ordered to leave is
the result of the shooting from am,
bush of Mr.. Craft and the wounding
of Mr.. Boyles by negroes in the
northern part of Smith couNty, Mis-
sissippi.
Robert Menaker, the 5-year-old sor
of New York cloak manufacturer
living at Passaic, n. j., is dead, after
swallowing GO grains of quinine. The
child had been sick and was being
given capsules. While his mother
was absent from the room he climbed
upon "A chair, reached the medicine
box and swallowed its contents. He
was thrown into commissions and dice
in n few minutes.
Aaron b. Turner, founder and edi
tor of the old GranG Rapids Eagle
is dead at Grand Rapids, Mich, aget
81 years, as the result of a street car
accident in Cincinnati, in which ht