Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-10-27


John c. Dondero, 81 years old, died
as go result of an injury received IL
a iootball game In Jewett City, Conn.
All car manufacturers are crowded
with orders and one company alone
has untitled contracts aggregating
over 10000 cars.
The Birmingham Turnverein hall
in Pittsburg was entirely destroyed by
fire, entailing loss Of $4,000, fully
insured.
By the caving in Of slope in the
Highland Boy copper mine at Bing-
ham, Utah, five men were instantly
killed.
The strike of job printers in Utica,
N. Y, for the eight-hour day has been
ended. The employers have acceded
to the mems demands.
Fire originated simultaneously in
three places in the central part of
Ridgeway, Pa, destroying the build
ings in which it started.
Five persons, the body Of one hav-
ing been recovered, are believed to
have been drowned by the running
down of a catboat by tug off South
Yonkers, n. Y.
A launch containing nine men, all
of Philadelphia, collided with a barge
in the Delaware river off Beverly, N.
j., resulting in the drowning of six
of the occupants of the little boat.
Commissioner Warner, of the pen
sion bureau, announces his intention
of recommending the dismissal from
| the service of a number of employees
who have been loaning money at
usurious rates.
Bedford, N. Y, is in terror Of a
midnight incendiary, who within ten
days has set fire to four barns, the
Presbyterian parsonage, the village
store and all but destroyed the court
| house and Presbyterian church.
The national celebrations in honor
of Lord Nelson, the hero of Trafalgar,
eliminated in ceremonies at the Mel
son monument in Trafalgar Square at
London on the occasion of the cen
tenary of Nelson's death.
After a protracted preliminary in
quiry in Paris indictments were drawn
up against five anarchists in connec-
ton with the throwing of bomb May
81 last at a carriage containing King
Alfonso and President Loubet.
Mrs. Clara McClusky was shot dead
at the rear of her saloon, 666 West
Madison street. Chicago, by her form
er friend, Mrs May Buckley. Jealousy
over Albert Tyrman, an electrician,
led to the crime.
A dispatch from Ymuiden, Holland,
reports the finding on Dogger Bank,
in the North Sea, of the wreckage of
the steam trawler Gambetta, which
left Fecamp September Is. 1t is pre-
sumed that her crew of "a have been
drowned.
The tank of gasoline launch which
was carrying four passengers on the
Mississippi river, exploded near Ivory,
Station, Mo-, and Fred Phee and a
companion were drowned, while Ed
ward Duffy and his son were probably
fatally burned.
The Fall River, Mass, textile coun-
ell, representing the organized cotton
mill operatives of the city, has de-
cided to reject the offer made by the
Manufacturers association last week
to advance wages per cent. and in
troduce profit sharing plan.
AT the closing event of the Norfolk
Va, horse show, Howard Willet's
Heatherbloom broke the worlds rec
ord for high jumping, made by himself
two years ago. Dick Donnelly rode
the animal over a seven-foot, ten-inch
barrier.
Under the caption Record Breaking
Orders for Railway Equipment" the
Railway Age says: Contracts report
ed show that the high records of 1901
and 1902 for freight equipment and
locomotives will easily be surpassed
before the close of 1906"
Justice of the Peace Daniel-J. Kel-
leher, of Beechwood borough, So
burb of Pittsburg, was found lying un.
conscious beneath a bridge at his
home and died later without regaining
papers were missing.
Two children were killed and eight
persons injured, three probably fatal.
ly, in a crossing accident north OF
Southport, Ind, when car on the
indianapolis, Columbus & Southern
traction line struck a. wagon load OF
nut pickers returning from the coun-
try.
warrant for the arrest of Charles
F. Knuth, a justice OF the peace, OF
Cleveland, was issued from the Office
of Assistant Police Prosecutor lie.
vine. 1t charges Knuth with EN-.
bezzling $3.50 collected in fines in his
court and not turned over to the
county authorities.
To supply money to man with
whom she was in love, May E. Gold.
ing, of Buffalo, cashier of the New
York branch of the Larkin Co., of Buf
falo, stated in a written confession in
court at New York City that she haG
been stealing from her employers fol
over two years.
Hilda Austin, professional nurse
has been arrested, charged with steal
ing silverware from the Hotel st
Regis, New York City, where she ha(
been employed. In her room was
found several thousand dollars worth
of slverware, cut glass, china, jew,
elry, jewel cases, bric-a-brac an(
many other articles.
Edward George Cunliffe, the Adams
Express employe who disappeared
from Pittsburg with S1O1 900 in cash
has been arrested at Bridgeport