Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-06-23


in public affairs.
Citizens of Philadelphia have made
demand on the republican leaders
that they select a new ticket.
Two persons were killed and &c
were wounded in a conflict between
troops and socialists at Lodz, Russian
Poland
Many prostrations and four deaths,
the latter all of young children, ac-
companied a torrid temperature in
New York City.
Gar Nicholas received the zemsto
deputation recently and he promised
them that he would call nationa!
assembly.
David Fiest. James Noll. yr., and
Joseph Bierstein, three Shenandoah
school directors indicted for bribery,
pleaded guilty at Pottsville, Pa.
In the district including Pittsburg,
Allegheny and McKeesport, there
were eight deaths and six prostra-
tions from heat recently.
James Chambers, proprietor of the
Logan house, his son William and a
man named George Harvey were shot
in the Logan house bar room at Du-
bois, Pa. Brint Rowland did the
shooting and is now locked up.
The steamer City of Collingwood,
owned by the North Shore Navigation
Co., of Collingwood, and valued at
$4,000, was destroyed by fire at her
dock at Collingwood, Ont, and two
of her deckhands were burned to
death
The American yacht At
lantic won the race for auxiliary
yachts from Dover to Heligoland. The
annual race from Dover to Heligoland
was won by the schooner-yacht Su-
same, owned by o. Huldschinsky, of
Germany.
Gen Maximo Gomez is dead at
Havana, Cuba. eel Caudillo" (chief-
tain). as the great leader of revolu-
tions was called by his countrymen,
expired at sunset, in the presence of
his family and his oldtime friend,
Estrada Palma, president of the re-
public
The worst wreck in the history of
the Western Maryland railroad oc-
Cured at point mile west of Pa
tapsco, a small station between West
minister and Finksburg, Md. Twenty
five persons were killed and a score or
more injured.
Kansas farmers will need 25,000
men and 2,240 teams to harvest their
crops according to a report made by
the superintendent OF the state labor
department of Kansas to A. B. Jami-
son, superintendent of the free en-
ployment department of Missouri
An explosion of natural gas in the
cellar of 1910 Carson street, Pittsburg,
occupied by Senseri Bros, fruit deal
ers. did $4,000 damage 70 the building.
The two brothers and two Italians,
friends, were in the cellar and were
badly burned.
Harry Hatton, 80 years old, shot
and killed his sweetheart and niece,
Lulu Hatton, II years of age, fatally
shot the girls father, Daniel HStton,
and then running mile in binding
rain storm to the home of his sister.
sent a bullet through his own head,
dying instantly. at Lafayette. Ind.
During thick fog which has pre-
vailed on the upper lakes for week,
the steel freight steamers Etruria and
Amasa Stone collied ten miles off
Presque Isle Light, in Lake Huron.
The Etruria was damaged so that she
sank within a few minutes,
Howard C. Virgins, supreme regent
of the Royal Arcanum, pronounces
false the published reports that there
had been meeting at Rome, n. Y,
of some members of the supreme
council to consider plans to prevent
secession of councils from the order,
which the report alleged was threat
ened
With exactly three minutes to
spare, and the belief that even quick
er time readily can be made if desired
fully verified, the New York Centraps
new Twentieth Century Limited rolled
into the Grand Central station, New
York City, at 9:27 a. m. recently at
the end of her first run on the Chi
cage- New York 1S-hour schedule.
Two deaths have resulted from the
shower Of shattered steel and the
clouds of steam which followed the
boiler explosion near the banks of the
Hudson river on the upper West Side,
New York City, recently. Four other
persons who were injured are in a
hospital in serious condition, 20
others treated by physicians are at
their homes.
A farmland, name unknown, was
killed on the farm of Charles Collins,
several other persons were injured at
various points, over $150,000 damage
was done to crops and farm buildings,
and scores of head of stock were de-
stroyed by a tornado that passed
through Dane and Iowa counties and
over the townships of Barneveld and
Blue Mounds, Wis
The treasury department at Wash
ington has begun the issue of new
$40 gold certificate of an entirely
original design, to take the place of
the old certificates. The face of the
new note contains a bust portrait of
Washington with the figures 800"
above the portrait and the words "in
gold coin" below it, printed in yellow
tint.