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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

Dor 9ur5em mar Der WeiBe gomarb
g.. 9artIsD.in piitsburs gum 9ooe ber-
urtbeilt uno Der Sinridtungstag auf
ben 5. Mai feifgeiebt tuorben. 3uIdl-
ligerweiie mar aber tuenigs Sage OOrber
Der 9inridtungstag oes Negers Sam
goparbs in pittsburg bon @oubernerir
pennDpader, als Elm @naoenait, pOm
II. Ndr5 auf ben s.. Wai bsridoben
poroen, 10 baB alio belize 8erbreder
am gIeiden Saae unO am glei9en
@alaen Qebentt peroen iollen. 0ler=
gegen prOtsiirsn jeOOd iOtuObl 5artleD,
als aud Der Sberif. 6artlep min
Mot suIammerl nit sinem Bigger"
gshdn9t usroen lino Der Sberif giebt
ibm bierin Reht. gr ri9te!s Elm @e-
ird on Den @ouberneur. in wel9em er
barum bat, ben Sinridtungstag fir
ben einen ooer ben anoeren Selinque1z
ten au dnoern, uuo ertldrte, man f0nne
einen WeiBen r;dt %3tuingetl, Rd nit
cinem Negsr am gleiden Gage uno an
benz aleiden @alaen bdngen au laiisn.
@eraoe oas SdaHot let Der plaB, aui
ue[dcm benz Yerurtbeilten am aler=
penisnen cine BelsioIgung 3ugefiigt
perOsn fOnte. DieIe 8baiiade ent=
Ipringe ieiner 6sntimalit6t, iOnOern
sinem 0efahle Der Sumauiidt; aud iei
er fiber, oab cine oerartige 9oppelbin-
ri6tung i'm publitum nraen ginItOb
errsgsn miiroe. BIS jsbt 1T nod nidt
befonnt, oh Der @ouberneur benz grllz
DEN oss Sberifs @ebbr identsn miro
ooer nidt.
Wenn mir aud nidt gang nit @ol=
berneur Yanbnman BON WiffIffppi
iibsreinlfimmen, 10 lie9t bod piel Wab-
res In Der gssriinoung isines getos Der
Norlage fir cine ftaatli9e Neger-Nor
malidule in 0olp Springs.
ST iagte intsr Nnberem : Bilounq
berebslt nidt Den Gbarafter oes Nessrs,
fe bsrIddrft b0dpsns feline 2ift uno
Yerialagenbeit, ermedt 4ohnungen in
ibm, Die iid nidt erfillen .oeroen, reot
Wlni6e in ibm an, bic er ME befric-
bigen lam, unb fiibrt i'm erii redt
auf Die gabn oes Caters unb Wer-
bre9ens. Der @oubernsur min aber
ni9t taben. oaB feline Wetirung Der
Yia als RaHsnbab aus9elegt miro, er
bebauptet i'm @egentbeil bel Der Be-
griinoung ieines DetOs, oaf er Elm Sc
fibl oe3 Woblpollens fur Die Negers
raiie begt. ogas gemeinmeien" fdbrt
CT FORT, .ion oarauf beoa9t iein, bic
moraliiden gigsnldaiten Der Nsger al
bebea uno fe 3u arbsitiamen Menfden
beran3usieben. Man ioQ quite Mrbsiter
uno 0anomerter SO ibnsn MAIDEN,
baum miiroen iie ben ibnsn bon Der
Vatur uno bon unierC 9eleaidafts
liden SPLEEN angewieienen pIab elm
nsbmen unO nidt ldnger elm Stein oes
gInftobes fur uniere Civilization iein
uno benz @emeinip,Ieu eber gum 6egeil,
ltatt ME iebt. gum GIlp 9erei6en.
@ebt benz Neser oas, mas er braudt,
uuo mas fur ibn erreidbar 1T, Damn III
bic sanBe RaHenfrase nit einem
S9Ia9e gel0n."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

oieiem Slime rsidte Der StaotanwaIt
auf bic aIage Der Girma cine Qltt-
mort Elm.
. dabener a B tIage.
2euis McgIulep bat bic Gtraben.
babn-@sieafdaft ouf $4,000 Sdaoen-
sriab berfla9t. Seine Grau bate fiir3-
LID bur6 bic Sdulo Der Yabnange-
fteaten berartige Werlebungen erlitten,
oab lie ieitoem ibre bdusIiden Nrbeitsn
nidt mebr bsrri9ten lam.
r m | nalgeri9t
Ger Grieds Better ylandos, ipelder
einen bon feinen Qanbsleuten berm0beli
bate, wuroe our 9ablung bon $40 uno
Soften unb elmer 9lrbeitsbausitrafe bon
10 Fagen perurtbeilt.
Der 1~7-jdbri9e SObn Conner ipuros
i4ulOig befunoen, 3uei Damen auf Der
Strabe UNI ibre portemormais beiioblsn
3u baben. Sn Qnbetradt isiner Su,
gsno Tam er nit 8 Monaten glrbeits-
baus oabon.
Wdbreno Der Wsrbanblun9en lam es
al einem beiteren 3wif9enfalle.
M. Bulb, Der farbige 0rlfs'S Sheriff,
tpelder ben gonnor bepaden folIte,
mar i'm @eri9tsiaale eingeidIafsn.
wit g%rlaubniB oss Ridters ..Jurbe oas
3engenberb0r auf iurSe 3eit luipeuoirt,
worauf Der Wertbsioiger feinen 9lienr
ten In ben 9elspbon. Raum bradte.
0ierauf wurbe Der .geamte
gewedt uno befrast, toas aus ieinem @e.
fnngenen aeporoen Iei. guib aeristb
natiirli9 in feline gerin9e Mufregung;
es bauerte asraume 3eit, Bis CT ben Muf.
entbalt ieines Sdiblings entoedt bate.
Sm poIi5ei9eridt
uurosn bic Spieler, tpelde in
Ben WiIion's WirttIdaft, go. 141O
Reisner : StraBe, Weif Snoia-
napolis, am 6amlfag Nteno bsim
@rap- SpieIe BON ben SerSeanten Sdei-
CERT unb Weaber nebf mebreren poli=
3iften ubsrrai9t murosu, CUR 3alluus
BON ie SIS uno Soften p%eroOnnert; Wil-
ion bate $40 urO Soften 81 3nblen.
Ser 1~7.jdbri8e farbi8e Games par-
Ter, pelder fir 81 bic Wode bel See
0oIbmann, 170l u. capitol Npe. aIs
Staltnedt augeifelt mar, Bat tueeen
Diebtabls zines gln3ugs, tpelden CT
benz 6utf9er oes Qolbmann, ftabl cine
etrafs bon 81 unO Soften GID absu-
fben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

6. 8. gifer, NRefor bon elfbart
9ounibip be3sugte, oaB er i'm Dejbr.
1908 bds perfona! gieentbum Der
@OniOlioateO paper & Bag SO. aui
s25, 900 abseiddbt bate.
Or. Il. Demareif. MaKenperwaltsr
Der Gonfolioateo paper IL Bag Co.,
.Iagte aus, oab, als er fein Mmt ais iol-
der anirat. fa In Der Safe nur 95
Gents befanben. Doe Gonio auf Der
Hant luar iiber3Ogen.
6. s. gartlep, Iruifee Der Acme
@pcle Co." uno Der nTmidIer Dig.
Sompanp", be3euate, BAR Die @eiammt.
gctiba Der gcme 60. fid auf $50, 900
uno bic paiiiba auf s62, 600 belielen.
s35, 900 iduloet Die Girma Der en-.
oiana Hational Yani bon gl!bart; bas
ganteontO mar um s27. 900 iiberscaen.
Die @siammt. Nctiba Der Nueihler
60. beIiefen lid auf s24, $50. bic
paiiba auf $50, 900. Der Snoiana
Wctional Ynnf bon gltbart Idulbete
Die 6irma $50, 600.
Gel dieben.
Ridter geatbers bemiligte Opbelia
2eonarb Die Sdeioung bon ibrem
@aiten Sohn.
Wegen gruds zines 0eis
rGtbsper pre1ens Der.
flagt.
Dor Tidter 2eatbers uno @eIdwoz
renen miro our 3eit iibsr bic alase per-
banoeIt, welde Sarab U. Gor geQsrl
Sobn Wrisbt ein8ereidt bat. DsrTelbe
Io0 ibr Die gbe beriproderi. ibr ipdter
aber Die talte S6ulter ge3eigt baben.
Qlus oieIem @runbe %perlangt lie $10,-
900 SdaOeneriab. Ser Yertlagte 1T
Elm @rocer bon Neu Nugulfa unb 81
Sabre oft. 2ldssrin bat eben 10 biele
2en3e auf benz Ridden.
Darf ibren Wdbdenname n
wieoer fhbren.
Hidter Nlen befpiligte Marp 6.
@lebner Die S6eioung bon ibrem
@atten Saplor. sc ipuroe ibr gsftatt-
sst, ibren Mdodsnnamsn 6unt tpieosr
fiibren gu oiirfen.
Die 81 tmor Der Gtabt.
Dor einiger 3eit pertlaQte Die Girma
Wm. Rou1e & Son tie Gtaot fir gee
mlieferte 1000 guibel Gafsr auf 3a9'
lung bon $4,000. Ser ft1bt. @on-
trolleur batte bieIeibe b~ertpeigert, neil
er bebauptete. baB bic Qualitdt oes
6afers 3a miinidet iibrie lisbe. ct
bsrlangte, oaB 5000 bon Dem gsforosrs
ten getrage abge5ogen tuerten. Sn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22
Pier gerein.

9as aus ben 3srren 5enrp gaaie,
peter Grib. quguf 9aus uno Muquli
3amm beifebenoe Undertakings go-
mite Bat in elmer geIfern Nbelb abge-
baltenerf Sibuug bef9Iohen, am Sam-
flag. Den IA. Mai. in qbonoale
0eigtts, 26. Str. lino capitol ape.,
elm Maifeit ab3ubalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22
nidt %einen....
Gnnnrpntent Epnn

etabIiren?
9sIsn Nuben Sic wdbreno Sbrsr
2ebens5eit genieBen f6nnen, ,penn
sic es iuiini@en.
Gebt mas Is Gents pro Gag ODER $500 per
Wcnat 81 9 qro5ent 3inien bsperflteIigen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

Senfen sic bariiber mad, oaun fpm.
nieit Gie 80 nnS sit elmer geratbnng.
The Indiana Trust Go.
GapitnI-- 81, 100000
gfe 8aibinstOu Ctr. unO gir0. aOs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22
3

3 define
9arrp Portsr, Trame : Wobnbaus,
2121 Broabtpap, $4,000. = Bernbarf
Ba9man, 6rame=@ Cottage, 1919 Ma-
oiion Qlbe., 5000. = %. s. 6artman,
Grnmrs@ ottage. 2odwooo Str. $1,000,
g. q. Bauer, Grame-W obnbaus,
gofep Sir. nabe Megartp. $500. =
Qlnna 9. grotpn. Grame : Cottage.
Chambers Str. s1250.-W. &. Wit.
9el. Trame. Cottage, Colorado ape,
nabe Midiqan, 5000. - Otto Gloo'
CUFF. 5rame.g Cottage, 2ogun nabe gait,
$500,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

SrOb alsr Gsrlude OeS corruption
Clements In ct. Souis, Den trehIi9en
9lbseoronetsn @i1arb garibolot In ben
primdrwablen ialt gu Itellen, III 0err
Bartbolot Ieiner Delegation fiber. gr
lpiro nominirt uro bOifentli4 wieoers
erpdblt merosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

oieiem Slime rsi9te Der StaotanuaIt
auf bic alase Der Girma cine qlnt-
mort Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

gottIieb 6 eufharbt,
Die gemltbli9s gde,"
Ode Noble uuo Rarfst Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

@etHenba6's @trtbi@aft,
go. 14Of WaOtion Mbem.ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

Tim cine Grfdltang 1T ciucm aaae
~ furiren
netine 9aratipe 8rcmo luinine Tablets.
2tae Druggi5fen e~rftatten bas Ge[o suriid,
ipenn tie ridt furiren. g. So. Orope'6 lInters
itrift 1T nuf ieber S6odteI. % Gents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26
r. P. BARTON,
UNDERT AKER, pERRYsBuRe, o.
Phone Nos. 81 and COL.

Bert Croft and wife visited John
Croft and family recently.
Mrs. G. L. Maddy entertained
Miss Susie Felt of Sylvania.
Buy w. b. corsets, at
FULLER's.
John Schneider, Jr., is tussling
with a severe case of the grip. ~
Misses Edith and Linda Chapman
are visiting friends in Cleveland.
Joseph Young of East Toledo was
the guest of VIM. Wellstead and fam
lily Sunday.
Miss Edna Chapman was a recent
guest of her uncle, DR.. Chapman, in
Detroit.
Adam L. Leydorf was in b. g. on
business last Tuesday.
Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb, of Oma-
hat owe my good looks and health
Ito HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Have fully regained my health" Tea
or tablets. 80 cents. Bowers & Com
IStock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26
C.R. COMSTOCK& & co,

The Ladies Aid society of the
Evangelical church will hold their
next social at the home of Rudolph
Zingg and wife on Friday, afternoon
and evening, March 4, 1904. Supper,
10 cents. All are welcome.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
-LosT.-A small tan colored pocket
book, containing five dollars, last
Thursday, on Indiana avenue or i'll
public school. Please return to the
JOURNAL office and receive reward.
51a Mrs j. G. HOFFMAN.
Miss Anna Schaller of Roachton
was in town Monday and gave the
JOURNAL a subscription call. Her
parents Lewis Schaller and wife, mov-
ed to Wateryille last November and
the young people have been keeping
house on the farm. They will take up
their home in Waterville the first of
March at which time the tenant will
take charge of the farm. Frank Schal-
ler is taking course in business col
lege at Toledo.
Birds work for man from the first
glimmer of light,
Rocky Mountain Tea works for man.
kind both day and night,
2 That's why it is famous the world
, DER and DER,
1t will not let you turn over and take
another snore. Bowers & Com
y stock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26

Allie Hoffman, is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Mems dress shirts, SOC and Sl.00
each. Good things, at FULLER's.
Mrs. Frank Hollenbeck visited
friends in Toledo on Wednesday.
Mrs. Moore of Gilmore, o., was
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Wise of this
place this week.
Bargains in mems overalls, at
FuLLER's.
"A. G. Fuller has been enjoying "a
few days rest on the farm at Monclova
this week.
Felt boots, mackinaw socks and
overshoes for men and boys. at
FuLLER's.
Mrs. Emma Norton returned to
Bowling Green Monday after spend
ing week at her home here.
The Empire Dramatic clubs. re-
pertoire includes such dramas as
Brother Against Brother, East Lynn,
and other similar standard dramas.
The company comes we'll recommend
ed and will furnish clean amusement
at popular prices.
Ladies fine muslin night gowns,
soc, 75c and S1.00 each.
WIN. BARTON.
The Roachton school was highly
entertained last Friday afternoon by
Prof. Wooden of Perrysburg in his
"Chalk Talk" lecture. Prof. Wooder
is an artist of rare ability and his en-
tertainment was greatly enjoyed b,
pupils and visitors of the school
While his work shows many humorous
features, it also pictures out the many
evils of drink and tobacco. While
he lectures he continues to draw pict
ures with lightning speed illustrating
the different subjects as he proceeds
The pictures were presented to thu
pupils at the close of entertainment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26

-Amel Schneider of Toledo is the
guest at the home of John c. Schnei-
der.
Ladies white muslin skirts, SOC,
75c, $1.O0 and S1.25. WIN. BARTON.
Bargains in mems overcoats, at
FULLER's
Harry and Clarence Schneider
spent few days of this week at
McCutchenville.
Mems collars. A new line of de-
sirable styles, at FULLER's.
Harry Oblinger and wife of Bowl
ing Green, were guests of Mrs. Eliza
Oblinger recently.
Ladies corset covers, 25c, 40c and
soc. WIN. BARTON.
Miss Minnie Schneider of Moline
spent the past week with her cousin
Miss Ada Schneider, who accompanied
her to her home Sunday, and spent the
| first of the week.
Ladies muslin drawers, 25c, So,
soc. WIN. BARTON.
The social of Chris ian Endeav
erors of the Evangelical church, whicl
was announced in last weeks column
will be postponed, on account of tn
continuation of the special meetings
until some future time.
Pretty new spring styles in ligh
prints and seersucker ginghams, at
FULLER'S.
All who are not accustomed to a
tending young peoples meetings els'
where, are welcomed to spend a
evening with the Chinese with the {
, L. S at the E. V. church, Sunday ever
| ing, Feb 2s. A special programme
being prepared.
Ladies' black mercerized skirt
S1.0O to $500, that we want you
see, at FULLER S.
The members of Way Camp Woo
!. men of the World went to Bowlir
!. Green on Tuesday night to assist
J. instituting a new lodge of w. o. '
o at that place. They were accompani'
by their band and were given We
pleasant reception. The new lodi
starts out under very favorable co
Il ditions,
, 1t isn't how much cold cream
! woman put on her face but how mu
g Rocky Mountain Tea she takes insi
n that brings out real beauty. Holl
1t ter's Rocky Mountain Tea complexio
e stay. 35c. Tea or tablets. Bowers
Comstock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26

Frank Reubensall was in Toledo
on business, Tuesday.
Isaac Whitson of Lime City is laid
up with the reumatism.
Charles Mills and wife were guests
Of Toledo friends oyer Sunday.
Young mems suits from S4.oo to
$1,000. Good union made cloths. Drop
in and see what we are showing.
A. C. FULLER.
The improvements made on d. X.
Hollenbeck' Office building give it
more pleasant appearance. The paint
ing and decorating was done by Frank
Hollenbeck and is very artistic job.
A new line of ladies dress skirts
and samples of ladies suits that are
very good things, at FULLERs.
A local dramatic organization
composed of the young people of
Stony Ridge and vacinity will present
play in Wagoner's hall in that village
this Friday) evening. "The Heroic
Dutchman of re- is the title of the
piece, and is under the direction OF
Supt Algyre.
School shoes for boys and girls
that please mothers because they weal
well, look well, and are not so higl
priced. A new line at FULLER's.
On Saturday evening last, th'
members of the Ragtime club dressed
up in their gorgeous costumes AM
completely surprised Mrs. ID. Van
! HELEN, one of their, lumber. Progress
siye pit and finch and dainty luncI
were the features of the evening
Those present were the Mines. G. j
Hartsing, N. Tefft, j. Marshall, i
Thornton and G. A. Mills and sol
, Harold. The Misses Nora LaFarre'
, Kathryn Thornton, Edna Hartsln
and Bess VanHellen.
The scratch of a pin may cause tn
2 loss of limb or even death whe
, blood poisoning results from the Il
/. jury. All danger of this may be avoi
ed, however, by promptly applyir
r Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t Is
S antiseptic and quick healing linmel
+ for cuts, bruises and burns. For sa
bq Bowers & Comstock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26
A Week Of TheatricaIs.

The Empire Dramatic Co, will play
one weeks engagement at the Perrys-
burg opera house, commencing Mon
day, Feb. 20.
A clean moral show. Good singing
and dancing at every performance.
Monday night is lady's free night
We admit one lady free with each paid
ticket. Our price, the peoples popu-
lar price, 10 and 30 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26

Miss Nellie Taylor is spending
two days this week at the home of |
Thomas Frusher and wife.
Ira Kllgore of b. G. accidentally
took two doses of chlorate of potash
instead of salts and has been lying at
the point of death since last Friday.
Physicians from all parts of the coun-
try have been III attendance and it is
hoped he may recover. His chances
have been very slim but he is making
a brave fight and hopes to win.
Shoes for ladies at Sl.50, $500 and
80. 80 in good new spring styles that
can't be beat for style and service at
these prices. All good standard makes
that have stood the test for years and
they are better than ever. See them,
at FULLER'S.
Henry Hughes of B. G.. was in
town Monday and gave the JOURNAL
pleasant call. He was securing a
few relics for the purpose of exhib-
iting them to members of the Ken
tucky Legislature before whom a com
mittee of Wood county men will ap
pear for the purpose of enlisting their
interest in the effort to purchase the
historic forts in this locality. At.
torney Campbell of b. G. Will make Il
speech to the Kentucky law makers
and the delegation who accompany
him will endeavor to bring them to SCI
their duty in making an appropriation
to help purchase the grounds.
Low priced carpets. A few new
patterns just put in stock that w
bought cheap and will sell them ac
cordingly. Ask to see them, at
FULLER'S.
John Gunder was in town Monda
and made strong protest because w
had stated that he was troubled wit
: rheumatism. He sd he received lei
: ters from all parts of the country rec
a ommendrng various remedies for hi
= IlOuDlp. i lldl llltiNil olpho LliO hhlh
: Of newspaper ADVERTISING. He s"ys h
S had almost recovered from his atliit
ton but one of the recent cold night
!, he went out late to pump Il pail
O water and his boots fro2e to the we
curb. He fears he would have ney'
escaped but for the help of one of h
/ family who came out with kettle
5 hot water and melted him loos
II When in town he bought two ne
saws with which he expected to saw
u hole in the cold weather so he cou
J get around on his farm to do /
y chores.
The best physic. once tried al
you will always use Chamberlain
il Stomach and Liver Tablets" sa
lie William A. Girard, Pease, vt. The
s. Tablets are the most prompt, me
IS pleasant and most reliable cathart
& in use, For sale by Bowers & Co
stock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26

For SALE-Fresh mich cow. En-
quire of H. G. THOMAS. 5ia*
For SALE-Three mich cows,
with calves by side. Enquire at the
Office of M. b. Cook, j. p. 49c*
-WANTED.-A good girl. One who
understands cooking. Good wages
paid. Permanent place for right party.
Call at the NELL1s restaurant. 51a*
For SALE.-House with II rooms
on Sixth ST., good well water, barn,
fruit and buildings. Enquire OF j..
Simmons, Perrysburg, o., Box 105.
VERY LOW RATES To HAVANA, CUBA,
Via Mobile and Ohio, Glover Leaf
route and Hmson Steamship line.
For particulars address c. d. Whitney,
General Traffic Manager, "Clover Leaf
Route" Toledo, Ohio. Mch 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the firemen, neighbors and
all others who so promptly and kindly
assisted ID extingushing the fire and
saving our house from destruction on
Tuesday last.
A. c. Fuller and Family.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-02-26
Bell Phone, Plymouth, l62 Home phone, E, Go
DR. CLARENCE S. ORDWAY,

HcvRs: WITH DR.. J. D, ELY,
to Gam 1853 Oak St., corner Fasset,
/ to 2 nm TOLr DO, o
8 to Z M G, Perrysburg and Oak street
cars pass the office. Phone calls
responded to- Last car l2:30 a m.
Special appointments made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07
PANIC FOLLOWS A COLLISION.
Women Rush to Leave Car-Wagon Drivers
Skull Fractured.

Seen after O'Clock 3ast evening northbound
Lexing-on-ave surface into a coal
wagon on the LeKngTon-ave. hill al One-hun-
dred-apd-second-st. one man was seriously, IL
not fatally. injured and the passengers on the
car wene thrown into panic. The injured man
was the driver Of the coal wagon. Hans Ander-
son, Of No. 10 East e-hundred-and -eighth-st
He was thrown from his wagon and his skull
was fra ctured.
Thomas Bulger OF No 90 East Fifty-fifth-st.,
the motorIQan. arrested.
Anderson was going east in One-hundred- land
third-st. and fl while he crossing the
porthbound track that the car whizzed down the
steep hill and struck the wagon. overturning it.
throwing Anderson Off splitting the coal and
injuring the hon about the legs Anderson was
found in the street unconscious moment later.
DR.. Lawrence. Of the Harlem Hospital. was
called and took the injured TO the hospi-
tai.
When the collision occurred the women on
the car made a rush to get off, and il was some
moments before order could be restored.
A few minutes later Robert Strauss. ninety
seven years ole. of No. 162 East Ninety seventh
St was struck by a. noTthbound LeXington-ave.
car at Ninety seventies He was crossing Lex
ington-ave.. when the accident occurred. In
falling he struck his head. suffering concus-
sion OF the brain and Commissions about the Shout
ders and body. DR. Lawrence took him TO Har-
lem Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07
SETTLE LAFAYETTE MEMORIAL SUIT.
Prominent Men Were Defendants in Archi-
tects Action to Get Commission

Probably no suit in the history Of the Supreme
Court in the County OF New-York had more prom
inent defendants than that Of Horpbostel agt Day
and others. which was discontinued Yesterday by
Justice Davis. motion Of Henry WOlmdu. of
this city and Charles r. Pain. OF Chicago. cOUn-
sci FOR the defendants
The plaintiff Henry F. HornbostCL and the
attendants William R Day. Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF the United States. William V
Allison. United States Senator from Iowa: Edward
Everett Hale. William T. Harris. C'OmmIssICler of
land John W. Mackay. Melville r. Stone. gen
eraI manager or The Ass 1ciated Press. Frank
Thomson, eX-president OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road: Charles A Collier. eX-Mayor of Atlanta:
Charles O. Dawes. eX-COnt-oller OF the Currency
of the United States Ferdinand W. Peck. commits
II ReveIl. f. A. Potter and Robert J. Thompson
secretary Of the commission.
The defendants are members OF the lafayette
Memorial Commission. which is ROW building the
LAFAYETTE monument in the Louvre. in Paris. 4
sfft from the children OF the United States -Four
besides the United States ordered the coming Of
hftv thousand LAFAYETTE dollars for the benefit 81
commission. The State OF New OTk con-
trfbuted SO0c
The plaintiff brought suit fer n architects con-
mission for plans that submitted for a pedestal
hv the Paris Jury. and consequently the Lafayette
commission refused them. The CON -nsstOners took
the position that they were not liable. because Of
Il he failure OF NJ HOr-bOstal to ct the approval
~ the French Jury. and. even II they liable.
that thew being n commission appointed under the
in thew q function Of
federal government. The commission. however.
raid the riairtfT 4 small amount the actual cash
dfshnrsed hy him and ne discortilued the suit