Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-07-28


badly handicapped.
Riot and probable murder resulted
from the celebration of a Polish we'd
Latrobe. Pa.
John Hess. farmer, and three Of
his colored farm hands were drowned
while on the wav to the Hess farm
near Ponds creek. Md.
Fifteen persons were injured, II
seriously and three probably fatally,
in a collision between two electric
cars near Portsmouth, N. H.
William Horoyd, aged 2S years,
shot and killed his wife, Lillian, aged
II years. and then committed suicide
by sending q bullet into his heart at
Philadelphia.
With a roar that was heard five
miles, a cyclone struck the northern
rim of Racine county, Wis, killing
two men and damaging property and
crops 100000
At Portsmouth, N. H., an electric
spark discharged As tons of dynamite
and three-ac ledge that had men
aced navigation in the Piscataqua
river was destroyed.
A Wabash passenger train was de-
rallied three miles west of Buffalo, N
Y. Five coaches were turned over.
Seven passengers were injured, none
of them seriously.
A dispatch from Williams, Mont
says that fast freight on the Oregon
Short Line crashed into work train
standing on a siding. Seventeen men
were hurt. several of whom may die
Chinatown, San Francisco, is to
have an eight to ten-page morning
daily paper printed in the Chinese
language. 1t will be the only Chinese
morning paper published outside Of
China
The strike on street railways In
Bay City, Mich, inaugurated seven
weeks ago, has ended. The agreement
refers only to Bay City and does not
include the Saginaw and interurban
lines.
| Veterans of the civil war, Sons of
Veterans, members of the Woman's s
Relief Corps and other patriotic So
cities paid honor to the late Gen.
Wilmon w. Blackmar, whose funeral
was held in Boston.
Col. Daniel Scott Lamont, secretary
of war during the administration of
President Cleveland, died suddenly at
his home at Milbrook, Duchess coun-
ty, n. Y. Heart failure was the cause
of death
The officials of the public health
and marine hospital service at Wash
ington are working in harmony with
those in Louisiana in the efforts to
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yer, from which an Italian died in
New Orleans.
Inga Hanson, the former Salvation
Army girl, convicted of perjury in
connection with a suit for personal
damages against the Chicago City
Railway Co., will have to go to the
penitentiary. to serve an indefinite
term.
David Stuar Scott, of Pittsburg, has
been arrested at st. Louis on request
of the Pittsburg authorities. The
telegram states that Scott is wanted
to answer charges of forgery and en-
bezzlemert. amounting to several
thousand dollars.
Miss Olive Johnson, of Lima, o..
was crushed to death and burned and
five other persons were severely
burned and bruised when large au-
tomobile plunged into a ditch near
Broad Ripple, Ind, exploding the
gasoline storage tank.
Coroner Otto l.. Toepel, of Wayne
county, Mich, has rendered to State
Auditor General Bradley by letter
s1,243 in payment of all the fees he
received from the state for examina.
tlon into Is alleged illegal state
cases"
Gov. Higgins, of New York, has
sent to the legislature a message
recommending for it's consideration
the appointment of a joint commits.
sion to investigate the business of life
Insurance as carried on in this state
Nearly all the flint glass factories oi
the country have resumed operations
after the usual summer shutdown, af
fording employment to 10000 men
The shutdown this year was only fol
three weeks.
The excursion steamer Sirius was
deliberately run aground off NORTH
Brother Island, New York City, tc
avoid panic among her 1000 pas
sengers and a possible repetition O
the Slocum disaster. The Sirius
carrying a Sunday school picnic
stove in her side on rock.
The City national bank, of Kansa!
City, Mo-, failed to open its doors re
Gently. The bank held paper of C.
Devlln, Of Topeka, to the amount o
upwards of 100000 and the failure
is the direct result of the closing o
, the First National Bank of Topeka
of which Mr.. Devlin was the princi
pal stockholder.
AS a result of frightful explosion
of one of the main boilers on the Uni
ted States gunboat Bennington in Sal
, Diego harbor, Cal, 33 bodies of sea
men are at morgues and 70 member
cf the crew are at hospitals. Man,
of the injured will die. The warshil
was much shattered, great hole be
ing torn in the stern.
. Dr. Edward Park, the physician ar
: rested in Norway as he disembarke
from a steamer from America an