Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-01

er student at the University of Ken
lucky, was drowned at Pittsburg, Pa,
by the capsizing of small boat.
William Barbour shot and killed
Eta Denny at Huntington, w. Va,
after quarrel over love affair. He
then shot and killed himself
Mrs. Mary Donelson Wilcox, said
to have been the first child born in the
White House, died at Washington re.
Gently, aged 75.
Abraham Lincoln's birthplace.
110-acre farm at Hodgenville, KY, has
been sold to r. j. Collier, of New
York, for $4,000
Two men were fatally hurt and
three others were severly burned by
the bursting of 16-inch pipe at the
electric light planteat Danville, Ill.
New Orleans yellow fever record
shows an increase in the number of
new cases and centers of infection,
but indicates decrease in deaths.
The Japanese correspondent. of the
London Daily Telegraph at Moji,
Japan, sends a report that Gen. Kuro-
ptaliin has resigned his command and
that his health has given way.
Twenty-one of the 20 mills of the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co.
out of employment. Shortage of or
ders is the cause assigned.
The United States survey ship
Hancock which was rammed and sunk
by the steamer Binghamton, in Lake
st. Clair August 20 has been raised
and towed to Detroit, Mich.
John Moore, a negro 20 years old,
was taken from Craven county Jail in
Newbern, N. c., and lynched by a mob
of 100 masked men armed with rifles
and revolvers.
Rev. r. w. Field, formerly pastor
of the First Baptist church, Mulford,
Conn, was arrested during a service
in that church charged with creating
disturbance.
Ormondale won the Futurity at
Sheepshead Bay, L. l., and equalled
the record hung up last year by Art
full, running the six furlongs in Ill
As.
Twenty Mexican laborers were
killed and a number injured by the
premature explosion of a quantity of
dynamite at the port works at Man
zanillo, Mex, recently.
Walter Christie in his $50 horse
power automobile racer, lowered his
own and the American kilometer rec
ord on the beach at Cape May, N. j.,
to % 2-5 seconds.
Failures for the week ending Au-
gust % numbered 1870 in the United
States against 205 last year, and 81
in Canada compared with so a year
ago.
A dispatch from Toxic says: Rear
Admiral Kataoka reports that the ma
val division sent up the Amur river
bombarded and destroyed two Rus
sian guard stations on the south bank
of the river.
An outbreak of cholera in Manila
has been reported. 1t is thought that
it is due to green vegetables from
Hong Kong. Two soldiers died at
Camp Mckinley which is now quaran-
tined.
News has been received at San
Francisco that the American bark
Antiope was captured some thine ago
by the Japanese. The vessel sailed
from San Francisco last June for Nico-
laevsk with a general cargo.
When passing Lizard Head on her
voyage from Baltimore to London, the
steamer Maryland signalled that she
had on board the crew of the Nor
wegian bark F. c. Sieben, which she
rescued in midocean.
At the close of Rev. Riley's address
at the First Baptist church at Mime
apolis, Mimi, Sunday a man, who is
thought to be w. Rowen, of Sublette,
H.. got up in pew and fired bullet
through his heart, dying instantly.
Twenty men, constituting all but
two of the officers and crew of the
American steamship Peconic, bound
from Philadelphia to New Orleans
with coal, were drowned by the sink
ing of the vessel off the coast of Flori-
da.
While Rev. Anna Shaw was deliver
ing lecture in the Chautauqua tent
at Glen park, Richmond, Ind, a
section of the elevated seats collapsed
precipitating 100 persons to the
ground. Four persons were severely
injured.
Evidence as to the identity of Mr.
and Mrs. John w. Rogers, who went
out of the Hotel Ten Eyck at Albany
N. Y, leaving their two little boys ir
the care of chambermaid, is steadily
accumulating, but their whereabout;
is still a mystery.
The will of the late Gen. Wilmon w
Blackmar, commander-in-c chief Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic leaves
to the United States government the
chair in which Gen. Ulysses S. Gran
sat when arranging the surrender O
Gen. Robert e. Lee, Of the COnfeder
ate army, at AppomattoX.
Former Associate Statistician E. S
Holmes, jr., of the department of agri
culture, indicted together with F. A
Peckham and Moses Haas, of Nev
York, on the charge Of conspiring t.
defraud the government, SURRENDERED
to the United States marshal and CAV,
bond in the sum of $4,000
Separated by 1000 miles distanc'
Mrs. June Johnson and her husband
Allan Johnson, Little Rock, Ark