Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-03-10

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A practical shutdown of six big hat
factories in Orange, N. j., has grown
out of dispute with few women en-
ployed as trimmers.
Representative Kehoe (Ky) has In,
troduced a concurrent resolution in
congress to annex the republic Of Pan
ANA to the United States.
The Korean emperor has become a
convert to Roman Catholicism and has
requested the Seoul Catholic mission
to receive him formally into the
church
r. G. Dun G. Co.'s Weekly Review OF
Trade says: Trade reports are still
somewhat conflicting, but on the whole
Improvement has followed more set
tied weather, and the outlook is con-
sidered favorable. Commercial fail
ures this week in the United States
are 245, against 236 the correspond
ing week last year. Failures in Can
ada number 35. against "a last year.
In rear end collision between two
special passenger trains from Cleve-
land on the Cleveland e Pittsburg
railroad, enroute to Washington, eight
men and a boy were killed and 20
others injured. The accident happen
ed at Clifton Station, eight miles
west of Pittsburg.
Led by an enraged father who as
serted that the Syrian had attempted
to maltreat his 11-year-old daughter,
an infuriated mob of 800 longshore-
men at New York City dragged Assad
H. Enchor from his room, placed a
moose around his neck and was about
to string him up to a lamp post when
the police interfered.
Prof. L. F. Burgess, state inspec-
tor of nurseries and orchards, says
that the peach crop in Ohio has been
seriously damaged by the cold wealth
er of the past month.
Commissioner James r. Garfield,
of the bureau of corporations, has in
stituted rigid investigation of the
operations of the oil industry in Kan
sas and contiguous states.
DR.. Charcot, the chief of the Ant
arctic expedition on board the steam
er Francois, has cabled to Paris an
nouncing the arrival of the expedition
at Puerto Madrin, Argentina.
The threatened race riot recently
near Senatobia, Miss, between a
posse of white men and several ne
groes was quelled by the timely ar
rival of the sheriff.
Two persons are dead and six in
jured as the result of collision of a
freight train and the westbound
"Twin Cities" express on the North
ern Pacific railroad at Pearmouth,
Mont.
President Roosevelt has under con-
sideration the appointment of Charles
w. Anderson, prominent colored
| lawyer of New York, to succeed Chas
H. Treat as collector of internal reTe-
nue. for the district of New York.
AS a result of head-on collision
| between two freight trains on the
Baltimore e Ohio four miles east OF
Defiance, o., Fireman Samuel Beadle
of Garrett, Ind, was instantly killed
and j. E. Cogley, fireman, and Thos
Carr, brakeman, both of Garrett
were seriously injured.
1t is charged that a democratic
state senator, representing the gas
combine of New York City, has paid
to several republican members of the
state senate $2,500 each to influence
them in joining with the forces that
are working to prevent the passage
of bills that might hurt the lighting
monopoly.
Ten minutes after the patrons OF
the matinee performance at Hyde &
| Behman's music hall in Chicago haG
been dismissed smoke from a fire II
an adjoining building penetrated the
stage of the playhouse and caused {
panic among the actors and actresse!
who were still in their dressing
rooms. 1t was soon discovered, how
ever, that there was no danger of The
theatre catching fire.
Henry Wallace, son of Gen. Lev
Wallace, has written Representative
Charles Landis on behalf of himsel
and his mother, offering Water Bub
ble," Gen. Wallaces country place
ernment for a fish hatchery. Th
farm contains several large artificia
lakes and hatchery equipment.
Johann Hoch, multi -bigamist, has
been indicted by the grand jury a
Chicago for murder.
Assistant District Attorney RarC
has decided that Miss Nan Patterson
shall be put on trial on the first Mon
day in April.
AS a result of inquiries which wer
commenced in December last it ha
been shown that system of falsifica
ton of records exists, such as tn
changing of names, false entries @
death, by which many thousands G
young Hungarians have avoided oblie
atory military service.
Robert Bousch, aged 70, was prob
ably fatally shot while hunting duck
about five miles south of Columbus
o., by Harvey Kintz, aged Is. Bousc
was on one side of the Scioto rive
and Kintz on the other. A duck fie'
up stream and Kintz fired, missing
and hitting Bousch.
President Roosevelt has transmit
ted to congress the report of the con
missioner of corporations upon tn
heef industry The report is to th