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

SllOI anu hllleu ny IWO udSNeu lOD-
bers at the residence of Miss Van
Peak, Ridgewood, N. J.
The McAdensville mill, at McAdens-
ville, a small station II miles from
Charlotte, NJ c., was burglarized and
between $4,000 and $4,000 in cash
taken from the safe.
Roland G. Luther, second vice presi-
dent of the Philadelphia e Reading
Coal and Iron Co., died at his home in
Pottsville, Pa. He was one of the
best known mining engineers in the
country.
Ellen Peck, rs years old, notorious
for many years as a confidence wo-
man, was arrested in New York City
at the request of the police of Chica-
go. She is wanted in the latter city
for the alleged swindling of Frank
Repetto out of 5000.
The will of James NJ Tyner, at one
time postmaster general of the Uni
ted States, dated June 80, 1898, has
been filed for probate. His entire es-
tate is left to his widow, who is
named executrix without bond.
81 will give $1O0 to the business
man who kills a safe blower in the
!
business" This announcement was
officially made by Chief of Police
George o. Purdy, of East st. Louis.
Richard Wakeman, aged II years,
who had been an inmate of an asylum
at one time and who was regarded as
simple minded, killed his mother with
an ak and then shot his father twice
at their home in Glen Ridge, N. j.
The boy is under arrest.
Gov. Pennypacker has returned to
the senate without his approval the
resolution appropriating 100000 for
the participation of the state of Penn
sylvania in the Lewis and Clark eX-
position at Portland, Ore, and pro-
viding for the appointment of COM
mission of II.
1t was announced at the White
House that John ]. Jackson, United
States judge for the northern district
of West Virginia, had rendered his
resignation and that it had been ac-
cepted. To succeed him President
Roosevelt will nominate Representa-
tive Aston G. Dayton, of West Vir-
ginia.
The president has sent a large num-
Der of nominations to the senate. Mr..
Wynne was nominated for consul gen.
eral at London. The nominations in
clude the names heretofore announced
as ambassadors.
Mrs. Isaac Abrams, aged so years,
was beaten to death and Mrs. Sadie
Chatham, aged 80 years, her daughter,
was fatally injured by the younger
woman's husband, John E. Chatham,
So years old, a druggist of Chester,
Pa. After assaulting the women,
Chatham attempted to kill his 1-year-
old child and then shot himself in the
head with revolver, dying later at a
hospital.
: The president has accepted the res
ignation of Stanford Newell, American
minister at The Hague at the request
of Mr.. Newell.
Revolvers were fired and stones
were thrown during a recent demon
stration of the unemployed at BARGE
Iona, Spain. A number of arrests, in
cluding we'll known anarchists, were
made.
At Gas City, Ind, the Ferd Rothing-
house building, occupying a half
square in the center of the city, was
| uGSIIOyeu NY Hlt NlhC DuolhSoo So-
Establishments were burned with a to-
tai loss of 100000.
At Batoum, Caucasus, Cossacks
broke up an outdoor meeting at which
speeches were delivered, chased the
audience into the courts of houses and
. killed or wounded seven men and one
woman.
D. w. Tryon's bank at Spartans,
burg, Pa, has closed its doors, the
owner having made an assignment
The bank was capitalized at $25,00(
and had many depositors among the
: farmers of Crawford county. The
, suspension has created much excite
ment.
Two and half million acres of tim
ber land will be saved to the govern
ment by short act to which
: President Roosevelt affixed his sigma
| ture during the last moments of the
Fifty-eighth congress. The act pro
hibits the selection of timber lands il
t exchange for lands which have beer
included within forest reserves.
| The department of agriculture ha!
i issued a report on foreign trade il
farm and forest products in 1904. /
shows that the balance OF trade il
2 farm products in each year from 1885,
S to 1904 was in favor of exports
: Reports from Port Arthur state tha
e 43 of the sunken Russian vessels il
f the harbor are useless. The Russians
f exploded dynamite in both the forwart
: and aft holds and in the engine rooms
The machinery and magazines wer
= destroyed by a torpedo and the gun
S plugged and burst at the muzzle.
), The president has appointed H. A
h Gudger, of North Carolina, to be judg
r of the supreme court of the Pan
" anna canal zone in place of Judge Os
It ceola Kyle, of Alabama, resigned. MI
Gudger has been consul general a
: Panama since July, 1897.
+ After searching two years, Byrol
e Clark, an attorney of Plattsmoutf
e Neb, has located in Bay City, Mich