Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-07-28

BY an explosion In coal mine at
Palermo, Sicily, 12 men were killed
and many wounded.
Frank, only son of George Palmer,
was perhaps fatally shot in mock
duel at Grand Rapids, Mich
An order has been issued by Com
missioner Watchorn, of New York
City, prohibiting the sale of cigarettes
on Ellis Island
George Prescott, walking delegate
for the National Teamsters union,
was shot, probably fatally, in New
York City,
With probably IL persons dead, the
fire in the Humble, Tex, oil fields is
still burning fiercly, but it remains
confined to the tanks of the Texas Co.
Preparations are being made for a
strike in New York City by the Broth
crhood of Painters, having a member
ship of $500.
The Mississippi state board of
health has amended it's quarantine or
ders so as to include the entire state
of Louisiana.
A Lake Shore passenger train run
ming at high speed struck party of
foreigners walking on the track near
| lDtiy NlCN, ~. instantly hlllllS JWO
of them.
The steamer Excelsior which re-
Gently arrived at Havana from New
Orleans, brought 81 passengers.
They were all ordered to be detained
in quarantine for five days.
Justice O'Brien, of the court of ap-
peals of New York, has granted an
order staying the execution of Law
yer Albert T. Patrick, convicted OF
the murder of William NJ. Rice.
Toadstools mixed with mushrooms
and eaten at birthday party have
caused the death of four of the six
members of the family of Joseph
Franzor, farmer, who resided near
Landisville, N. ].
An attempt to wreck a train on the
| line between Milan and Monza, Italy,
was made recently. The train left the
| tracks and the engineer and three
passengers were killed and eight pas
sengers injured.
Mrs. James Griffin, "a years old,
was shot and instantly killed and two
other persons were wounded by Timo-
thy Dooling at Chicago. Dooling then
! killed himself.
| hC AhuIShSoICl dClCdlCu IhS EAlCA-
andra in the third race of the series
at Dorval, Que, and took the Sea-
wanhaka cup, for which eight unsuc-
cessful American and English chal-
| lengers had previously raced.
| The strike at the Ramsey mines at
| Dillonvale, o., which has been on for
several weeks, was settled at a con-
| ference between the mine operators
and officials of tn United Mine Work
ers of America.
State Senator F. o. Butt was ar
rested at Berryville, Ark, on a bench
warrant from Little Rock charging
him with bribery in connection with
the bill appropriating money for the
completion of the new state capitol
Hit by the corner in flaxseed, the
Minneapolis linseed oil industry is in
a state of temporary paralysis. OF
the eight mills in Minneapolis, only
the Western mill of the American Lin
seed Oil Co. and the Daniel, an in
dependent mill, are being operated
Seven persons killed and 81 injured
is the record made so far this year by
automobilists in Chicago Although
the year is but little more than half
lONCi, lllS us III CO olOW al dppdlllu5 III
crease over last years record of one
killed and 73 injured.
The body of girl, about % years
of age, has been found in the river at
Muscatine la, Her throat had been
cut. The coroner's jury brought in a
verdict of murder. The victim has
not been identified. She wore dia-
monds and was handsomely dressed.
Fred Montgomery, waiter, of
Sandwich, Ont, who was taken to a
hospital in July with a wound in his
breast made by hat pin, died. At
the post-mortem six inches of the pin
was found imbedded in his breast,
part of it actually in the mans heart.
At a meeting of the Louisiana state
board of health it was decided, in re-
sponse to the numerous requests for
Information from the parish health
officers to prepare and send out de-
tailed statement that up to date there
have been II cases of fever in New
Orleans and six deaths from yellow
fever.
The body of John Paul Jones is
now in the possession of the United
States. 1t rests on American soil
tiOuoCd bClu pOi dl ny 1h
tious vault in the center of the
grounds of the naval academy at An
napolis, Md, and near the unfinished
chapel in whose crypt later it is tc
find honored repose.
After daring run along 2SS miles
of the New England coast in unusu.
ally tempestuous conditions for mid.
{ summer, the 2S-foot motor launch
Talisman, owned by William Saville
{ of Boston, won the race from New
. ! York to Marblehead Mass, conducted
under the auspices of the Kn.cker
booker Yacht club.
kilograms from Nigni Novgorod
Russia say that the town was for five
hours in the hands of thousands o
roughs who murderously attacked
every respectable person they met il
' the streets. Numbers of persons were
, killed or injured, the rioters breaking
in Tnrc,,it Of thoi- Win