Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-12-01

between Marshall and Bellmore high
schools at Bellmore, Ind.
Goaded by jealousy Stephen Czintel
killed his wife and then himself at
their home in Dorothy, little mining
village a mile west of Latrobe. Pa.
Four men, all colored, were burned
to death in fire which destroyed the
office building of a kindling wood
yard at 3002 X street, Washington.
Three Boston & Maine railroad en-
ployes were killed and two others in
jured in a crash between two freight
trains at South WATERFORD, Me.
By her quickness in seizing the op-
portunity afforded by muffed punt,
Yale won the annual football game
with Harvard by score of to 0 at
Cambridge, Mass.
Antonio De Sarco was murdered by
Leon Lenugelli during a game of
poker at 1929 Penn avenue, Pittsburg.
1t is asserted that Lenugelli tried to
steal two cards to make his hand good.
The total value of merchandise ex-
ported from the United States to
China in the ten months ended with
October, 1905, was $50,104,767, against
$20,557,1S4 for the same period Of 1904.
The steamer Ikuta, bound for the
Liaotung peninsula, collided with the
steamer Fukura, not far from Shimon-
seki, Japan. The Ikuta sank i'm
mediately. No one was saved.
The long expected mutiny of sailors,
who have been on the verge of revolt
for months at Sebastopol, has come
and Russia's stronghold on the Black
Sea is in danger of falling completely
into their hands.
A dispatch from Vladivostok dated
November 25 says: "a number of Rus
sian troops who were recently return
ed here for enrolment in the local
garrison revolted today, killing two Of
their officers and wounding five others.
During the voyage of the steamer
Francesca from New York, a steerage
passenger named Forgione went sud
denly insane and fired revolver, kill
ing Domenco Valluia and wounding
several other passengers.
Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison, wife
of ex-Congressman Francis Burton
Harrison, of New York, was killed at
Long Island City, n. Y, by the over
turning of an automobile in which she
was riding with a party of friends
from San Francisco.
Surprised in the act of breaking in
to store in Harlem, N. Y, five Ital-
ians exchanged a fusillade with
policeman, in the course of which one
of their number was shot in the eye
and mortally wounded. One of the
others was captured and the rest es-
capped
Mary Shayler, aged 80 years, and
Henry Whitmiller, babe of months,
were burned to death in a fire
which destroyed the house of William
Ackley in Towanda township, Pa.
Two men were seriously burned and
several others sustained severe in
juries.
Subpenaes were issued in New York
for John D. Rockefeller, Henry H.
Rogers, Henry NJ. Flagler and other
fnanciers to appear as witnesses in
the two suits pending in Missouri to
oust the Standard Oil Co. and two
other oil companies from doing bust
ness in that state.
Forty suits contesting the recent
election of every city and county of
fetal in Louisville and Jefferson
county were filed in the circuit court
recently. The principal suit is that of
Joseph T. O'Neill, the fusion candi-
date for mayor, VS.. Paul c. Barth,
democrat, who has just been seated.
During a terrific storm on Lake
Michigan the steamer Argo, of the
Graham & Morton passenger fleet,
went hard aground on sand bar
north of the north pier at Holland,
Mich, and all efforts to release her
have been futile. People on the
stranded steamer were brought ashore
in a breeches buoy.
j. d. Wood, tug master of Norfolk,
Va, has signed a contract with the
navy department to go out to Manila
on the ID. D. Dewey" on one of the
most remarkable cruises of modern
times. The 3D. D. Dewey" means the
big steel floating dry dock now in
Chesapeake Bay, which is destined to
dock the largest ships of the American
naval force in the far-east.
| United States Senator ]. Ralph Bur
ton, of Kansas, was convicted in the
| federal circuit court at st. Louis on
all six counts of an indictment charg-
ing that he agreed to receive and did
receive compensation in st. Louis for
practicing as an attorney for the Ri
alto Grain and Securities Co., of st.
| Louis, before the postoffice depart
ment in Washington while a senator.
In a desperate attempt to escape
from the state penitentiary at Jeffer-
son City, Mo-, five convicts fought for
freedom with weapons and nitro-gly-
cerine at the prison gate, killing two
prison officers and wounding Deputy
Warden Lee, and four men made a
dash through the streets of Jefferson
City under fire, only to be captured
after two of the escaped men had been
wounded
At least Is persons were killed out
right, burned to death or suffocated
and 80 or more were seriously in
jured at Bakers Bridge station, a
mile and half west of Lincoln, Mass.
on the main line of the Fitchburg
divicinn nF tho pnetnn o. AIain