Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-06-30

| ne system OF aqueductS which will
give the isthmus of Panama a supply
of pure water has been inaugurated.
The twenty-ninth festival of the
North American Gymnastic union has
gathered at Indianapolis Ind.
Three passengers were killed and is
persons were injured by rear-end
collision on the Illinois Central rail
road near Vine Grove, Ky.
Ellwood Garman, convicted of mur-
der in the first degree rol The killing
of William Murray, was found dead
in his cell at Mifflintown, Pa. He
suicided by drinking carbolc acid
In collision between trolley car
and a freight train on the Pennsyl-
Vania railroad at Baltimore, a colored
woman was killed and Mrs. Sarah
Cromwell and dozen or more injur-
ed.
BY an almost unanimous vote the
striking teamsters Of Chicago have
refused to accept the terms recently
offered by the employers, and the
latest peace prospect in the strike has
vanished
Mrs. Evinge G. Reilly, of Lahore. N.
d., recently gave birth to three girls
and boy. The little ones are per-
feet and well. Mrs. Reilly, who is "a
years old, is now the mother of ten
children.
AT Stamford, Conn, Herbert Bird
sail, aged Is years, accidentally shot
and killed companion, Edward Rush,
and in his fright he ran into the woods
and killed himself with the same
weapon.
-Four workmen were killed and a
score more were injured in the col
lapse of a partly finished apartment
house at One Hundred and Thirty
sixth street, near Broadway, New
York City, during a terrific wind and
rain storm.
Harry Robertson, Senator Mitchell's
private secretary, testified in the trial
of the senator at Portland, Ore, that
the latter wrote a letter that de-
scribed plans laid by himself and his
partner to evade prosecution.
Fifteen employees of an American
circus were arrested at Grand Mere,
by militia from Quebec. charged
with kidnapping and ilI-using
girl ait Roberval and
shooting another girl at Chambord.
A serious disaster occurred near
Copen-Copen when the ship Georg-
stage was rammed by the British
steamer Ancona. The Georgstage
sank in one and one-half minutes.
twenty-five cadets were drowned and
81 rescued.
Unable to endure the thought of a
ong separation involved in the for
eign service to which he was ordered,
Henry Eichenrodt, bandmaster of the
oattleship Alabama, and his young
wife to whom he had been married |
ess than year committed suicide at
Patterson, N. j.
Disorderly crowds thronged the |
streets in Warsaw, Poland, recently. |
They erected barricades at Ogrodowa,
trochmalna and Wronia streets, on
op of which they placed red flags.
The police and soldiers stormed these
'arricades and ten persons were
Wounded by bullets or hayonets.
By direction of President Roosevelt.
lction has been taken by the admins
ration which not only will facilitate
he landing in this country of Chinese
II the exempt classes, but also will
Intimate from the immigration bu
eau such administrative features as
ave been the subject of criticism by
chinese.
According to report received by
he surgeon general of the army at
from Capt. B. K. Ashford.
ssis:ant surgeon and head of the
'orto Rican anemia commission. 95
er cent, of the 100000 Porto Ricans
wing in the vicinity of Aibonito. near
he center of the island, are afflicted
With the lazy worm"
The sentence of seven years and
even months at hard labor which
'as imposed upon James R. kellogg
'hen he was found guilty of partici-
ating in the affairs of the E. S. Dean
10. at New York City will stand. A
ecision affirming the Judgment was
anded down recently by the appel
ate division of the supreme court.
Mrs E. Roseberry, an elderly wo-
ian who barricaded herself in her
Dom at GAINESVILLE, Kan, after fir
lg on a rural mail carrier, surrend-
red and was arrested on a federal
arrant and placed in Jail at Wichita.
he woman objected to the carrier
sing the roadway in front of her
ouse in covering his route.
After two days sojourn in Massa-
husetts, President Roosevelt return
i to Washington. In circumstances
lost unfavorable, as far as weather
as concerned, he was accorded
the trip an enthusiastic
elcome in all cities and towns he
sited in Massachusetts and Connec
cut. He was accorded distinguished
onors and given evidence of regard
Y three educational institutions.
Westbound passenger train No on
lie Denver & Rio Grande railroad was
rocked at Pinto, small station 60
lies west of Grand Junction, Col. No
Ltalities resulted. The accident was
aused by broken bolt in a frog at a
witch. Three coaches were derailed
ld 30 passengers Slightly injured.
Bands of insurgents in the province