Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-10-30


passenger trains occurred nt Orange,
y. j. \ dozen persons were injured.
Rev. 4. T.. Gammage, pastor of the
Lawn Avenue Baptist church, Kansas
City. Kan. has resigned his pastorate
at the request of the board of dea-
cons, because Of alleged hcretical
teachings. Many members of the
church withdrew with Rev. Gammage,
who will establish u new church.
At Springfield, ILL.,, an insane man
named Smith, who was in custody,
Jumped through n window of n NOV
ing train and landed under the wheels
of another train going in an opposite
direction. He was killed instantly.
Notice has been given that the Della
ware tS Hudson Railway Co. will lay
off 200 men. superintendent Fuller
says that increased efficiency of adj
ministration and not Industrial de-
preston or labor troubles is the
cause of the reduction.
The French bark Savoyard has been
wrecked near Brest. France. Thirty
one of her crew, the captains wife
and four other women were lost.
Advices received from Cape Hay
tien, Hayti, confirm the reports that
the revolutionary movement in the re-
public of Santo Domingo is in favor
of cN-Presidcnt JimeueZ. The revolu-
tion is spreading.
The Joliet. ILL.,, plant of the llli-
nois Steel Co. has resumed work in
all departments after shutdown of
three weeks. The resumption gives
employment to 1000 men.
Clarence II. Leonard. of East
Orange, n. j., and his young wife have
been arrested at Vancouver, B. c.
They are detained at the request of
the New York police. Leonard, who
is only 20 years old, is accused of
cmbezZlng $4,000 belonging to the
New York firm for whom he worked.
On the person of the couple was
found $4,000, the woman having eight
$1,000 bills. The rcmainer of the
money was in smaller denominations
and was found in Leonard's clothing.
An estimate made by member of
the board of elections fixes the cost
of the coming election in New York
City at 100000, to which is to he
added S130,OOO that was spent in the
recent primary elections.
The strike of the machinists at the
East Pittsburg works of the Westing-
house Machine Co. has been officially
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to the different district lodges in the
country to settle all existing strikes
as speedily as possible.
1t is announced that the military
commandant, Ahmet Pasha, and Che
governor of the province of Air, on
the Red Sen coast of Arabia were
killed as the result of revolt of two
Arab tribes opoinst tbe imposition of
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-NU Des No'"es' la" '"e Sr"hu jury
mas returned 10 lhulctlnehts against
city o1hclals charged with systemati-
caily blackmailing keepers of gam
bling houses, saloons and resorts. In
addition 60 subpenas have been issued
Tor the entire police department.
Three freight cars, one of them
loaded with dynamite, that had
broken awav from a freight train on
the New York. New Haven & Hart
ford railroad at Baychester. y. Y,
collided with the remainder of the
train at the bottom of steep decline
and the car with the explosive in it
was blown up, demolIshing three
other cars.
Nine steamers en- route to the
United States from the Klondike
have been stuck in ice jams and it is
feared they viii be crushed. Three
carry pcmshables worth 100000 The
total cargoes are estimated to bt
worth $2,O00,oOO.
Near Salida, Col, the second section
OF a Denver d Rio Grande freight, the
air brakes of which refused to work
collided with the first section on {
| steep grade and three members of the