Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-10-18


tions already are under way for the
reception of the feet.
Jerome d. Gedley was appointed re-
ceiver for the Council City g. Solomon
River railroad in Alaska by Vice
Chancellor Howard Of Newark, N. ].
Loans Of over $20.000,000, which the
books of the Southern Pipe Line COM
pany show were made to P. S. Trainor
between 1899 and 1905, became more
puzzling of solution to Frank B. Kel-
logg, conducting the federal suit
against the Standard Oil company,
when Mr.. Trainor, taking the wit
ness stand in the oil suit, testified that
the money had never been paid to
him and that he had never heard of
the account.
John Mitchell, president of the
United States Mine Workers, an
nounced that he will not be candi-
date for reelection as president be-
cause he does not regard himself as
well enough to attend properly to the
Office.
A coroner's jury at lola, Kan, de-
cided that Miss May Sapp was MUIR
dered by person or persons un-
known.
The H. d. Reynolds bank at Valdez,
Alaska, closed it's doors.
A courier from the presidents camp
on the Tensas reported that the pres
ident had killed fine buck, but no
bear.
Thirty-six political prisoners broke
out of the prison at Kutais, Russia,
and got away. They had been incar-
cerated in secret cells for year.
Arthur E. Fowler, former secretary
of the Japanese-Korean Exclusion
League of Seattle, escaped from the
insane asylum at Steilaooon, Wash.
The Cunarder Lusitania broke near
~ all ocean records on its second run
to New York, making the trip in four
days, 20 hours, the average speed be-
ing just under "a knots an hour.
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick, the Cleve-
land (O.) woman who was sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment for bank
wrecking, died at the Ohio peniten-
tiary.
Herbert Fletcher De Bon of Chi
cago attempted to end his life by
jumping into the sea in midocean
from the steamer Moltke.
Prince Tzereteli was murdered by
Russian peasants at Tifiis.
Twenty-three Italians were SEN
fenced to varying terms in prison at
Newcastle, Pa, for Black Hand out
RACES.
The second decisive game in the
worlds championship ceries was won
by the Chicago National league ball
team from the Detroit American
league team by score of to 1.
The power of Mulai Hafid who has
been proclaimed sultan of Morocco
in the south, has been greatly
by the declaration of the
Ulemas or holy men at Fee, that he
has more legal and moral right to the
throne than Abd-El-Aziz.
In battle with revolvers in st.
Louis between six United States rev.
enue officials and H. C. Moorman, sus-
pected of manufacturing oleomargar-
inc, one of the revenue officers was
probably fatally shot through the
breast, and the suspect received a bull
let through the groin, from which he
may not recover.
Capt. John w. Myers, national Sec
retary of the National Union since
1883, died at his home in Toledo, o.,
Of nephritis:
Edwin M. Watson and his wife, who
profess Christian Science, were found
guilty at Mount Holly, N. Y, of man.
slaughter in not providing medical
for their little son, who
died from pneumonia.
The three-year-old son of Thomas
q. Leadon, painter is dead at his
nome in New York from the effects of
nicotine poisoning caused by eating
part of cigar which his father left
on the sideboard
Mrs. Coils P. Huntington, who ar
lived at the port of New York from
Europe, paid duty on $4,000 worth of
goods.
Paris doctors have discovered
method of remedying birthmarks by
means of an application of radium.
Four men were killed and several
'thers seriously hurt by the falling of
derrick where new bridge is being
over the Cuyahoga river
or the Nickel Plate railway.
In dynamite explosion at Wolcot- |
Vile, Ind, Howard Roy, a clerk in a
hardware store, had his head crushed, |
md Charles Craft. a customer at the |
store, had both his legs broken.
Mrs. Charles j. Romadka, wife of
'ich Milwaukee man, confessed in
Chicago that she had committed sew
'ral burglaries, taking jewelry worth
thousands of dollars. much of which |
'he gave to negro.
Michael Cronin, one of President
toosevelt's Adirondack guides, and |
he man who drove him 16 miles to
he station on the night President
Mckinley was assassinated, has been