Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

After frustrating an attempted coup
detat by the deposed Korean emperor
and seizing the palace and govern
ment arsenals, the Japanese in Seoul
declared they had gained control Of
the situation.
The North German Lloyd steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm H., while coal
ing at Bremenhaven, listed, partly
filled with water, careened and sank.
The stables on John Wanamakers
estate, Lyndenhurst, near Jenkin-
town, suburb of Philadelphia, were
destroyed by fire, entailing loss es-
timated at 100000.
Henry Scutcheon, farmer who
sane, murdered his paralytic son, his
wife and his foster father-in-law with
an ak, attempted suicide and was shot
dead by neighbor whose life he
threatened.
An uprising in Oriente, Cuba,
caused by foolish notion that the
American troops expected to remain
there permanently was discovered
and squelched by secret service men.
Thirty-one persons were killed and
100 injured when an excursion train
from Ionia, Mich, collided with a
freight train near Salem, Mich.
Sheriff Campbell of Dewitt county,
Illinois, left San Diego, CAL, for Clin-
ton, accompanied by Fred Magill and
the latter's wife, who are to face the
charge of numbering Mrs. Pet Magill
of Clinton.
Yaqui Indians raided the camp of
the Richfield Copper Mining company,
just north of Querobabi, Mexico, and
stripped it clean of everything of
value, but refrained from murder
With full military honors, Midship-
man James F. Cruise, one of the vic
tins of the explosion on the battle
Lngton national cemetery.
King Frederik, accompanied by
Prince Harald and Premier Christen-
sen and 40 members of the rigsdag,
sailed for the Farce islands and Ice
land.
A sensation has been caused in the
University of Chicago by the discov-
cry that Miss Cecilia Johnson, star
student and popular member of the Pi
Delta Phi sorority, is a sister of
"Mushmouth" Johnson, Chicago's ne
gro gambling king and saloonkeep-
er. The sorority has been disbanded.
DR.. Edward j. Gallagher, a New
York physician, was burned to death
In an automobile accident on Long
Island, while his fiancee, who accom-
panied him, was fatally injured
Mrs. Margaret j. King, 35 years old,
well known Pittsburg musician,
committed suicide by cutting her
throat at her home after playing
Tschaikowsky's sixth symphony on
the piano.
Mrs. Hazen S. Pingree, widow of
one of Michigans most celebrated
governors, died at her residence in
Detroit, aged 81 years.
James r. Davis, aged 23, an actor
In the Grand Opera House Stock COM
pany at Butte, Mont, while speaking
his lines during matinee, fell to the
stage a corpse.
The discovery of thick beds of
asphaltum in the Shoshone oil fields at
the eastern base of Copper mountain
is reported.
Terrific rains and consequent floods
did great damage in the Tygarts val
ley, West Virginia.
Janos Van Cleef, an immigrant from
Amsterdam, sailed for home immedi-
ately after his arrival in New York, to
get a valuable diamond which ha had
left in snuff box.
Annual free-fish day in Blooming
ton. ILL.,, brought out thousands of per-
sons to Miller lake, where fishing is
allowed once a year.
Fourteen persons We're injured,
seven seriously, in street car col
Iisicn at Lyndora, a suburb Of Butler.
Pa