Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-08-25

1ne resignation or LORD CurZOn, or
Kedleston, as viccroy of India and
the appointment of the Earl of Mimic
as his successor, was announced at
the India Office recently.
Heber G. Robinson, G5 years, one
of the leading residents of Camden,
N. j., died suddenly of heart disease.
Mr.. Robinson was a pioneer telegra-
pher and electrician of Philadelphia.
A Great Northern freight train
struck a crowded Columbia Garden
car at the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
at Butte, Mont. Ten persons are re
ported killed and many injured.
No better evidence of the fact that
the visitation of mosquito fever is not
only being controlled in New Orleans,
but that there is chance for its eradi-
cation, can be found than in the daily
reports of cases and deaths.
In a second meeting of the feud
clans of the Mullins and Flemings at
the Letcher county, KY, line, Mon
roe Seward, a member of the Mullins
faction, was killed and Henry Mullins
dangerously wounded.
Hon. David Wark, the oldest legis-
lator in the world, died at his home in
Fredericktown, n. B. Mr.. Wark was
a member of the Canadian senate at
Ottawa, life office. His age was 1O1
years, six months.
A passenger train on the Rome,
Watertown e Ogdensburg railroad at
Philadelphia, Jefferson county, n. Y,
struck and killed Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
H. Cross, of that village, and their
daughter, Mrs. Chauncey Welch, of
Chicago.
In a statement furnished to the
press regarding "the prosperity in
Cuba" Senior Quesada, the minister
from that island, declared that it's
prosperity was such that even the
most optimistic are surprised.
Vinson Walsh. son of Thomas F.
Walsh. of Washington, was killed and
four other prominent members of the
Newport Summer Colony were in
iured in an automobile accident at
Newport, r. |.
Advices from Zamboanga. P. l., say
that three wonderful demonstrations
were held there in honor of Secretary
of War Taft and party. All the tribes
in the Moro provinces and the leading
Dattos were represented.
Mrs. Beatrice Young, wife of Will
liam G. Young who employs several
stenographers in New York hotels,
shot and probably fatally wounded
Mrs. Catherine Morgan in a parlor of
the Hotel Imperial at New York City.
The Daily London Telegraph's To-
ldo correspondent says that despite
the heavy rains the Japanese have ad-
vanced in northern Korea. The Rus
SLAMS abandoned their advance works
and were driven back
In accordance with the orders of the
general executive board of the Inter
national Association of Structural Iron
Workers for a national strike against
the American Bridge Co., several
strikes have been called on the COM
panys contracts in New York City.
The Lake Erie Saenger Bezirk
opened a two days session in Detroit
recently. There were about 600 mem
bers present, representing Cleveland,
O., Erie, Pa, Waterloo and Berlin,
Ontario, and Lansing, Saginaw and
Detroit, Mich.
Another battle of the warning Chi
nese secret societies was fought in
suit two men were taken to a hospi-
tai with serious but not necessarily
fatal wounds and two more were
slightly injured.
Hemmed in on a narrow platform
between two trains at the station of
the Pan Handle road at Mcdonald,
Pa, three of a crowd of 80 jammed
| in the narrow space were seriously
injured and number of others are
suffering from the shock of the panic
A dispatch from Hilo Honolulu,
says that Hama, the Hawaiian wife of
kailua, Chinese. gave birth to one
child on a recent Thursday, two on
Sunday, one on Monday. two on Tues
day morning and one ON Tuesday
night. All are dead.
Chief Willde, of the secret service,
announces the appearance of a new
counterfeit So silver certificate. 1t is
of the series of 1899. Lyons register
and Roberts treasurer. 1t is a poorly
executed note printed on two thin
pieces Of paper.
While bathing in the Allegheny
river at Godfrey, Pa, two campers,
Rev. William A. Bilheimer, of Young
wood, and Miss Verna Morrison,
| daughter of State Representative w.
F. Morrison, of Mount Pleasant, were
drowned.
Commander-in- Chief John r. King,
of the Grand Army of the Republic
in a general order issued recently, an
nounces the appointment of three wo-
men to be honorary aides of his staff
at the national encampment to be held
next month in Denver.
The cruiser Chicago, flagship OF the
Pacific squadron, went aground and
later collided with the Bennington
close to the lighthouse on Angel Island
in San Francisco harbor. on arrival
from San Diego with the disabled gun
| boat Bennington in tow.
Webb Jay, of Cleveland, was prob.
ably fatally injured at Kenilwortt
park at Buffalo, n. Y. in the ten mile
automobile race. At the three-quar
ters of the fourth mile Jays machine
crashed through the fence, down al