Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-01-26

Shot at Charleston, w. V9., by hiB wife
through jealousy, is dead. The wo-
man is in Jail.
Forty-t three states and territories
were represented at the annual meet
ing of the Interstate National Guard
association at Washington.
Seven striking iron workers we're
killed and 40 were wounded in con-
flict with gendarmes at Nandorhegy,
Hungary.
The steamer Rees Lee, one of the
largest steamboats, of the Lee line.
plying between Cincinnati and Mem
phis, sank near Tintonville, Tenn.
The anniversary of Red Sunday"
in st. Petersburg was observed at
Warsaw, Russian Poland, by strike
of the employees of the factories which
was marked by bloodshed.
An explosion of boiler in q saw
mill four and one-half miles from Hill
comb, Wis, resulted in the killing of
seven men and injury to three others.
The mill was badly wrecked.
A severe storm of alternating rail-,
sleet and snow in Chicago tied up
elevated roads, crippled other trans
portation and stopped wire communi-
! cation for many hours
A huge landslide is taking place in
the canton of Valois, Switzerland. The
villages of Chamoton, which is a place
of 100 inhabitants, and Graugnay,
have been completely evacuated.
Thousands of bales of cotton in sew
| eral northwest Texas counties will. It
is believed, be lost for lack of pickers.
In Wilbarges county half of the cotton
now standing is being offered to pick
ers to gather the crop.
A new type of siege gun has been
completed by the ordnance depart
ment of the Rock, Island, ILL.,, arsenal
and has been shipped to the Sandy
Hook proving grounds for test. The
new weapon throws a 60-pound pro-
| jectile.
The Brazilian turret ship Aquida-
ban has been sunk at Port Jacare-
pagua, south of Rio Janeiro, Brazil,
as the result of an explosion on board.
1t is reported that 212 of her crew
perished and that only one officer was
saved.
Col. w. D. Mann, editor of Town
Topics, testified at the Hapgood crimi-
nal libel trial in New York that he had
borrowed nearly 100000 from ]. P.
Morgan, James R. Keene, w. X. Van
derbilt, William G.. Whitney and other
prominent financiers.
The middle coach of a three car
! elevated train on the Cypresg Hills
branch of the Brooklyn, N. Y, Rapid
Transit Co. was derailed at an 'un-
controlled" switch and plunged 80
feet from the overhead structure to
vacant lot. OF the IL passengers who
Wen down with the car, one was killed
and the others seriously injured.
The steamer Queen City has ar
rived at Victoria, B. c., with Capt
Davidson and 16 other survivors of the
wrecked steel ship King David, which
dragged her anchor and drifted broad
sides on Bajou reef on December 1S,
when the survivors left her total
wreck. 1t is believed that seven of
her crew were drowned.
A panic among the guests of the
Windermere hotel, Fifty-sixth street
and Cornell avenue, Chicago, followed
the explosion of steam boiler in the
basement. John Rapkoch, engineer,
was killed and Mrs. Seeta May, a
guest, was injured. The explosion
partly wrecked the hotel building
AT meeting of Hebrews held at
Baltimore in celebration of the an
niversary of Red Sunday" Jacob
Pauken, of New York, aroused the
large audience to great enthusiasm by
his appeal for funds wherewith to pur-
chase arms for the peasants in Rus
sia and a large sum is said to have
been contributed.
The Chinese mail which arrived at
Marseilles, France, brought an ac-
count of the invasion of Tonquin,
French Indo-China, by Chinese regu-
| lars who encountered a French force
numbering 400 men, of whom $50 were
Europeans. A three hours battle en-
sued, resulting in the defeat of the
Chinese, who lost 800 killed and 800
wounded.
The open shop" rule has gone into
effect in New York on all the con-
tracts of the Allied Iron Trades, Iron
League and Employers association in
that city, all of which are included in
the National Association of Structural
Steel and Iron Work. The enforce
ment of the "open shop" rule is prac-
tically lockout against the Interna-
tional Association of Iron Workers.
i1Shiy Lear, eA-pIeSlueuI Oh lH6
Doylestown (Pa) national bank,
which failed several years ago has
been sentenced by Judge Mcpherson
in the United States district court at
Philadelphia to five years imprison-
ment in the eastern penitentiary for
embezzling the funds of the bank.
An appeal has been taken to the cir
cult court of appeals.
The demonstrations at Hamburg,
Germany, against tine proposed new
election law have assumed serious
aspect. A barricade was erected in
one of the streets leading to the fish
market and the police were firmly re-
sisted. In attempting to dispense the
rioters the latter opened fire with
every kind of weapon and about 20
policemen were wounded, one Of