Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-05-11

the sugar king, was fined $40 by New
Jersey justice for speeding her auto.
She borrowed money to pay the fine.
Thomas Brooks, aged 75, of White
hall, fell 80 feet from the Pere Mar
quette, Mich, tunnel bridge. He
walked away with hardly limp.
Mrs. James g. Blaine, daughter of
Rear Admiral Hichborn, has left
Washington for Sioux Falls, s. D., to
remain for several months.
Fourteen passengers were injured
when coach of the Cape May express
on the Jersey G. Seashore railroad
overturned on curve near Camden,
N. j., and burned.
Harry Mccarthy, IS years old, Of
Sharon, Pa, died in the hospital as a
result of injuries received in boxing
bout.
A syndicate has been formed to fur
nish $50,0O0,000 for rebuilding San
Francisco.
Mrs Mary Waters, of New York, en-
tered the room where her two daugh-
ters, Agatha and Ruth, lay sleeping,
and shot and killed Agatha, the eldest
and her favorite, and then killed her
self.
After carrying on negotiations for
nearly three months, the subcommit-
tees representing the anthracite mine
workers and operators of eastern Penn
sylvania agreed to continue the award.
of the strike commission for another
three years.
Serious rioting occurred at Lemberg,
Galicia, arising out of political ami
mostly. In the conflict between the
were killed and several were injured
on both sides.
Work is being gradually resumed
throughout the mining regions The
strike in the department of the Pas-de-
Clais, France, has practically ended.
Orin V. Love, wealthy lumberman
of Mehoopany, Pa, and his son George
aged Is years, were drowned in the
Susquehanna river at Meshoppen. Mr..
Love owned ferry at Meshoppen and
an effort was being made to string q
new cable for it.
AT Moscow Vice Admiral Doubasoff
was blown out of his carriage Dy a
bomb, which killed one of his aids and
the man who threw the explosive, and
wounded the governor generals coacht
man and several bystanders. At Eliza
bethpol the governor general was MUIR
dered by revolutionists. At Ekaterino-
s.av the governor general was assas-
| sinated by six men.
Judge Amzai Rudolph, first cousin of
the late President Garfield, a confed-
crate captain during the civil war, and
for II years ordinary of Hall county,
Georgia, is dead at Gainesville, aged
so years.
Turkish troops have eXterminated a
war party of Ia Bulgarians at Loyodja,
near Kiuprili. Two Turks were killed.
Senator Beveridge of Indiana has
been selected as the orator for the
Fourth of July by the American resi-
dents of Paris. He will speak on the
foreign question.
Attacked by band of 200 Zulu reb-
els near the grave of Chief Cettiwayo
Col. Mansell's column crushingly de-
feated the natives. Sixty Zulus were
killed and three Englishmen wounded
Marvin Winters was shot and in
stantly killed, and Thomas Stewart
and his young brother Severely wound
ed during an affray at Stewards home
near Pleasant View, Cheatham county
! Tenn.
Herman Nagel killed himself ut st.
Louis through grief for his nephew,
who died four months ago. de had
lived thrifty life and in dying he re-
fused to use the gas which would be
required to fill his little picture frame
shop to asphyxiate him.
Thirteen veterans of the civil war
inmates of the Illinois Soldiers and
Sailors home in Quincy, died during
the month of April
Fire caused a loss of $3.50, 900 in the
shipping district of Yakima, Wash
The Northern Pacific freight depot and
I tho Yakima Produce company's build
ings burned
The body of Eijiro Nehano, the 23-
year-old son of a rich Toxic banker
who disappeared at New York April 2S
was found in creek between Bergen
and Hudson counties, New Jersey The
police say he was murdered.
Mark Twain, who had planned to
spend the summer at Durham, N. H..
has been compelled to postpone his
trip indefinitely, owing to an attack OF
bronchitis.
Nicholas Miller of Edelstein and
Rolla Donahue of Chillicothe, wrote
letters to Michael Carte, a wealthy
farmer residing near Speer, H.. de-
manding money, threatening destpuc-
tion of his property and the sacrifice
of the lives of himself and wife. They
were arrested.
Threatened with arrest as disturb
er If she insisted upon speaking from
the platform, Overseer Jane Dowie
who, at the spirited midweek meeting
declared that she would mot be gagged
or muzzled by anyone" did not ap-
pear at the Voliva meeting in Shiloh