Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-09-29

is $1,00O,0OO.
The German government has re
ceived information from German East
Africa that attacks by the rebels or
Mahenge have been successfully re.
pulsed.
The latest kilograms received al
Havana indicate that the presidential
elections have resulted in a complete
government victory throughout the
entire island.
The decapitated and otherwise
manglad body of Elwood Virgil Amos
aged IS years, of Orange, Va, was
found on the Northern Central rail
road tracks near Baltimore.
The motorman was killed and Is
passengers injured in collision on
the Albany & Hudson electric railway
at Nassau, N. Y, when passenger
train ran into a milk car.
An Erie train eastward bound was
wrecked in a collision with an engine
about a quarter of mile east of Sus-
quehanna, Pa. Two men were killed
and one injured.
DIR. James r. Chadwick, of Boston,
a lecturer at Harvard college, was
found dead just outside his summer
residence at Chocorura, N. H., by one
of his servants.
Statistics of MeXico's foreign trade
for the fiscal year ended on June 80
show healthy commercial condition.
The imports were valued at $S5,
OS1 gold, of which $4S,3OS, 167 came
from the United States.
After protracted sessions extending
lyC n
Swedish delegates who met at Karl
stad to settle the terms of separation
of the two countries have arrived at
an agreement on all points.
With roar that was heard for
blocks and which threw the occupants
of densely crowded tenements into a
panic, a dynamite bomb was exploded
on the steps of tenement house in
First avenue. New York City.
At the Pekin railway station, as a
train carrying one of the four mis-
sions ordered abroad to study foreign
political methods was leaving, bomb
was exploded inside a private car,
killing four minor officials and wound
ing over 20 other persons.
Dredge No. 4, owned by the Lake
Erie Dredging Co., of Buffalo, found
cred in a gale off Dunkirk, N. Y.
Capt. George Miller and his crew of
six men were rescued by the tug Cas-
cade, of Buffalo, after a terrific strug-
! gle in the heavy seas.
The Coney Island Mardi Gras par
ade was broken by the explosion in
two manholes of the electric subway,
resulting in the injury of about a
dozen persons, five of whom were so
seriously hurt as to necessitate their
removal to hospitals.
A report has been received at Salt
Lake City, Utah, that the second sec
| ton of westbound passenger train No
on the Oregon Short line collided
head on with freight train No. 26, east
bound, near Weiser, Idaho. Two per
sons were killed and five injured.
| Col. Cornelius T. Westbrook, one of
the best known Grand Army veterans
in New York, died at the Middletown
state hospital, where he was taken
several years ago as the result of in
juries received during the civil war.
He was born at Fishkill in 1923.
Stephen NJ. Crocker member of a
well known New London, Conn, fami-
|
serious condition as the result of
pistol shot received while he was ter
rorizing the family of George Bind
loss. at their home in that city.
| Merchant tailors of Detroit, Mich.
have declared a lockout against $50
journeymen tailors employed by the
leading shops of the city. Refusal to
discharge non union tailors employed
by several of the shops is the cause
of the trouble.
In spite of Premier Katsura's assur-
ance to the contrary, there exists a
clause in the peace treaty by which
Japan undertakes not to fortify Soya
strait. AS a result intense indigna-
ton is felt among the influential class
es in Toxic.
The Minnesota state supreme court
has decided in favor of the state in
the suit of the state against the West
ern Union Telegraph Co. 1t was a
suit to collect taxes on a valuation of
the company's property in the amount
of S1.0G0.000.
Dan Patch, paced by two runners,
with H. G. Hersey driving, went a
mile in 2:01 at the Allentown, Pa,
fair. An hour later Dan Patch,
hitched to road wagon, paced mile
| in 2:05. The time of 2:01 made by
Dan Patch beats the worlds pacing
record for a half-mile track.
The conference of representatives
of the Armenians and Tartars under
the presidency of Prince Louis Napo-
leon, governor general of the eau
casus, has just been concluded at Ba-
ku, during which the principal con-
ditions of an entente were agreed up
on.
Five men were killed and eight
others seriously injured in collision
between a pay train and combina-
| tion passenger and milk train on the
Philadelphia. Harrisburg & Pittsburg
branch of the Philadelphia & Read
ing railroad at Roush's curve, at Mt
Holly Springs, Pa. None of the pas
sengers was injured.
Jason Chumbley returned home to
visit his wife and child at Gravel
Switch, Ky. Upon his arrival he
| graSDed his f-yaar old dauphtar Inv