Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-11
NEWS NOTES.
lDolNGS IN THE BUSY WORLD
CHRoNlcLED.
items Gathered from the Different
Sections of the United
States and For
eian Lands.

Elisha w. Case, president of a Chi
cago pie company, were overcome by
smoke and carried to the street un-
conscious by members of the fire de-
partment.
According to information from the
island of Perrin, at the entrance to the
Red Sea, an investigation of Massira
island made by the sultan of Muscat
shows that boats crew of IL men,
which left the British steamer Baron
Innerdale, which ran ashore at the
Kuria Muria islands, reached Massira
island and were massacred by the
natives there. Nine of the murderers
have been arrested.
Mrs. Rachel McCracken, of Pitts
burg, became suddenly i'll on a train
approaching Chicago and in the pres
ence of scores of passengers died be-
fore a physician could be summoned.
Real estate valued at S1OO,000,000
and in the possession of about 28 per-
sons is involved in series of legal
actions, one of which has just been
brought in the supreme court at New
York City.
President Castro, of Venezuela, has
issued an order agein closing to navi-
CATION the river Zuba. This stream
affords access to the interior of Co
lombia and it's closing before by Pres
ident Castro almost involved Colon
bia and Venezuela in war.
Arnold Gundelfinger, retired mer-
chant, and his wife were held up in
their apartments at the Hotel Dor
chester in San Francisco and robbed
of jewelry valued at $3,500.
AS the result of holdup of the
Camden, w. Va, postoffice, in which
two men robbed the safe of $44, one
man lies dead at Chattaroy and the
other is thought to have been
wounded.
Fishing interests in Washington
and Oregon are alarmed over the fact
that the hatcheries of the two states
will yield but 100000 eggs this year
in the face of an expected output of
nearly 100,000,000 eggs.
Although the Unitah Indian reser-
walton in northeastern Utah is not to
be thrown open for settlement until
next March, already prospective set
tiers are beginning to camp on the
boundaries of the reservation and
trouble with "sooners" is anticipated
before the date of opening. tits esti-
mated that at Ashley and Vernal 600
men are waiting for the opening.
Several hundred after theatre din
ers at the Marlborough hotel raths-
keller in New York City were thrown
into a state of excitement by the de-
scent of a squad of police who blocked
every exit while detectives made
prisoners of half a dozen walters
charged with defrauding the manage
ment. 1t is stated by the latter that
at least $4,000 had been stolen when
the plot was discovered.
Three thousand Poles marched
through the streets of C2estochow
Russian Poland, as a protest against
the mobilization. The chief of police
and gendarmes ordered the paraders
to dispense, but they refused to do &c
and continued to sing Polish songs. A
detachment of infantry then charged
the mob with bayonets, with the re-
suit that six persons were killed and
20 wounded.
Henry Loding, right guard for the
Greenville high school football eleven
was killed in game with Harvard
high school at Harvard. Mich. Death
ID SuppOoeu W ldNo DScu utic " hiSh
in the head.
Frank P. Sargent, commissioner OF
immigration. has discovered that In
nearly every state in the Union q
large percentage of the inmates of asy.
Iums for orphans and aliens are sent
to this country especially for the pur.
pose of being placed in those institu.
tions, where better care and treat
ment are given than can be obtained
In similar institutions in Europe.
Burglars entered the bank at Beck.
er, Mimi, broke open the safe with
nitro -glycerine, secured $4,000 in cur,
rency and escaped on hand car.
Mrs Annie NJ. Welshe, matron o
the state prison at Auburn, N. Y, was
beaten almost to death by an infurat
ed female convict. The latter is be
lieved to have suddenly lost her mind
The state bank of Reading, Mich.
was entered by burglars who blew the
safe and secured $1,000 in silver. Sew
eral citizens exchanged shots witt
the robbers, but without effect OF
either side.
Roy Burns, 25 years old, Yal'
college sophomore, who has been a
his home at West Chester, Pa
because of i'll health, was killed recent
1y while rabbit hunting by the acci
dental discharge of his gun. Burns
was prominent in athletics at Yale.
Thomas E. Davis, collector of in
ternal revenue for West Virginia, diec
recently in the Baltimore hospita
from spinal affection which KEEP
him in the hospital for several months
lie was 60 years old
After a republican speech defend
ing the Roosevelt administration ol
the race question at Graham, Va, al
attempt was made TO assassinate Hor
r.. w. Blair, of Wytheville, Va, in
room at the hotel. The would-be as
sassin fired at Mr.. Blair while near
window. missing his head by about al
inch.
A man born il an European countr
of a Chinese father and English moth