Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-08-11


pected of the murder of Pawnbroker
Joseph Meyer in Detroit, July 2S.
Two men were killed, two were
severely injured and six were hurt in
an accident at a mine of the Union
Pacific Coal Co. in Cumberland, Wyo,
Members of the Amalgamated lodg-
es at the mills of the Carnegie Co., in
youngstown, o., where a strike has
been on for year, have voted to call
the strike off.
| Eight persons. including both
motormen, were injured in collision
between two cars of the Hartford ave-
nue. line at the entrance to Clifton
park in Baltimore.
/ Gen. Roy Stone, veteran of the
civil and Spanish-American wars and
a distinguished civil engineer. is dead
in his Goth year at his home in Mend
ham, N. j.
Engineer William Mooney rolled
with his engine down a steep embank-
ment at Bayonne, N. j., into Newark
Bay and was drowned. The engine
plunged out of sight into deep water.
The Opatoff, Russian Poland treas
ury was attacked by 40 armed men,
who killed or wounded all the watch
men guarding the buildings. The
robbers secured $4,000.
One man died of yellow fever at
New York's detention hospital at
quarantine, making the third case of
yellow fever discovered on ships en-
tering New York this summer and the
second death.
AS a result of a battle between two
big Chinese societies in the Chinese
theatre in Doyer street, New York
City, three Cinnamon were killed, two
others probably fatally wounded and
many others injured.
Nearly 500 miners at the Adventure
mine in Houghton. Mich, went on
strike because the management or
dered the men to eat their dinners
under ground, instead' of coming to
the surface as formerly.
Bernard Scott, colored, is held by
the Baltimore police on the charge of
having attempted to cause the eXplo-
sion of the boiler of the Jane Mosely,
an excursion steamer plying between
Baltimore and points on the river and
bay.
A train from lockwood to Johns
town over the Baltimore G. Ohio rail
road was wrecked at a point eight
miles from Johnstown, Pa. One wo-
man was fatally injured, another
probably so and half a dozen others
badly hurt
All Philadelphia employees within
the jurisdiction of Mayor Weaver are
now under orders to at once make an
examination of the voting lists in
their respective divisions and report
all names that are illegally on the
lists as qualified voters.
Capt. Evan P. Howell, for many
years prominently identified with
southern journalism, died at Atlanta,
Ca, after an illness of three weeks
brought on by carbuncle, complicat-
ed with diabetes. He was G5 years
old.
A. 3. Loutzenheiser, the absconding
teller of the First national bank of
Duluth. Mimi, who was arrested in
st. Paul, pleaded guilty in the federal
court and was sentenced by Judge
Norris to serve five years in the peni-
Tertiary.
All records for craftsmanship in
the United States army were broken
at Fort Sheridan, H.. by Corporal
Joseph c. Smith, colored. He made a
score of 1S1 out of a possible 200 in
slow fire shooting. In rapid fire
shooting he made a score of 81 out
of a possible 100.
The shortage of skilled mill work
ers in the Pittsburg vicinity has re-
suited in one company abandoning a
n n re rN1a
Practically every iron mill in the
country is working double turn and
skilled labor has never before been
so scarce.
Miss Mary A. Tucker, a Providence
school teacher for whom persistent
search has been made since her dis
appearance from Camp Ossipee on
July 25, was found in the woods of
South Lebanon, Me-, half mile from
road leading to East Rochester,
N. H.
Delayed on the crossing of the C.
& p. tracks at st. Clair street in
Cleveland by the trolley pole slipping
from the wire, an eastbound st. Clair
car was struck by an eastbound c.,
A. & G. passenger train and one pas
3enger killed and a score wounded,
several of whom will die.
Two Russian torpedo boat destroy
ers appeared off Chung Ching, on the
northern coast of Korea, and attack
ed the Keisho, small merchant
steamer. The destroyers fired GO
shots, seven of which hit the engine
room and bridge, killing the captain
and one boy and wounding two of the
crew.
During an electrical storm that
passed over Crenshaw, Pa, a mining
village, the freight station of the
Pittsburg. Shawmut e. Northern rail
way was struck by lightning and Jo-
seph Hire was instantly killed, Steve
Rendus was fatally injured and Leon
ard Eckard, Gilbert Short and Frank
Maloney were seriously injured.
Gamblers intent on playing the
races and Chicago policemen deter
mined TO prevent all race track bet
ting on Lake Michigan furnished an
exciting struggle between policemen
and gamblers They raced around the