Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-03
Happenings Of the Last Five Days
Narrated In Few Words
as Possible.
At HOME AND IN FOREIGN LANDS
ltems Arranged for the Readers In
This Busy World So that They
Can Digest the Con-
tents In Few
Minutes.

Day lSlhllu NllSis
The Erie Railroad Co. has placed an
order for so new freight locomotives
for delivery in February and March
next.
FailHres for the week ended October
2S numbered 210 in the United States,
against 233 last year, and 25 in Cana
da, compared with 2S year ago.
The dome on the great cathedral in
Monterey, Mexico, fell, crushing the
church into heap. The edifice was
one of the landmarks of Mexico.
Twelve persons were injured on the
Southern railway when a train was
hurled from bridge seven miles
from Lexington, KY, into a creek 40
feet below.
A runaway street car on the new
suspension bridge across the East
river, New York City, caused the in
jury of 25 persons, two of them prob
ably fatally.
Six bodies have been taken from the
ruins of a railroad hotel at Hot
Springs, Ark, which was gutted by
fire. OF these, two unidentified are
charred beyond recognition.
President Eliot, of Harvard, has de-
termined that brutality shall cease in
football played by Harvard teams, or
that football itself shall be eliminated
from the athletic curriculum of the
university.
Announcement is made by the po-
lice department of Philadelphia that a
recanvass of 26 of the AZ wards of the
city showed that 1861 names were
Illegally on the latest voting lists of
these wards.
j. r. Strom, of Lancaster county,
and an unknown man were killed in a
rear-end collision on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad near Fort Hill, Pa. Two
freight trains came together, wreck
ing a dozen cars.
The Spanish steamer Zuria went
ashore off the south rocks on the
Island of Heligland, Prussia, during
gale and went to pieces. Nine of
her crew were drowned and II were
saved.
Ed Riley, a woodsman aged AZ
years, shot and fatally wounded his
wife at Munising, Mich, and then ran
to the bay and after firing a bullet
into his own mouth threw himself in
to the water. Riley is dead.
The Canadian steamer Lille Smith,
which arrived in Detroit from Parry
Sound, passed wreckage thought to be
from the steamer Kaliyuga, missing
since last weeks big storm on the
lakes.
Six armed men entered the Libau,
Russia, branch of the Moscow Inter
national Trade bank and robbed it of
$17,500. Five of the men were after
wards captured and $4,000 recovered
The sixth man. with $500, escaped.
The court of appeals at Albany, N.
y, has denied the motion for reargu-
ment of the appeal of Albert T. Pat
rick from conviction of murder in the
first degree and sentence of death for
the killing in 1900 of W. NJ. Rice, an
aged millionaire of New York.
Alonzo j. Whiteman was sentenced
at Buffalo, N. Y, to serve eight years
and five months in Auburn prison.
He will appeal. Whiteman was con-
victed of defrauding the Fidelity
Trust Co., of Buffalo, by means of
forged checks.
Plates of unworked silver worth
$4,000 were stolen and carried away
In wagon from William r. Elfer's
Silver manufacturing establishment
at lao Sullivan street, New York City.
The robbery was executed with great
daring.
AS the result of looking for a gas
leak with a lighted match Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Magnolia, their son
Pascal and Father Garinea, a Catho-
lie priest, were terribly burned at
Sharon, Pa. The priests condition is
critical
1t is announced that the powers
have decided to make a demonstration
against Turkeys Asiatic, but not her
European ports, in order to avoid the
appearance of giving encouragement
TO the Macedonian insurgents, and
that simultaneously a collective note
Will be presented to Turkey.
The bodies of Isabelle Spivey, col
Ored. aged "a years, and her three
children, Marie Louise, aged 10,
Gladys, aged Z, and a boy of years,
were found in the burned ruins of
their shanty at Asbury Park, N. j.,
under such circumstances as to lead
the authorities to suspect that the two
little girls had been killed before the
fire started.
In deciding the case of ]. w. Guth
rie VS.. H. L. Hardness, the supreme
court of the United States held that q
stockholder in a national bank is en-.
titled to inspect the books of the bank
The negotiations for the new Rus
sian loan have ceased. Both sides
agree that 1t would be inopportune to
place loan on the foreign markets
until the situation in Russia has
changed.
A sum of money, said to be $4,000
en- ronte by express from Hamilton
Mont, to New York. is misSing. The
Northern Pacific Express Co., through
several detectives. Is trying to dis
cover what became of It.