Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1907-05-10

AT MlSsoula by great crowd of Jap
anese of western Montana.
President Livingstone, of the Lake
| Carriers association, said that the
lake freight traffic would be greater
this season than ever before.
Secretary Taft decided against the
steam shovel men employed on the
Panama canal who had asked large
increase of pay. In some other mat
ters he ruled in favor of the workmen.
Very great destruction of life and
property was caused at Canton by the
explosion of gunpowder magazine.
Twenty-one bodies have been recov-
cred from the ruins. 1t is feared that
at least 100 more are dead Hundreds
OF persons were injured Fifteen
buildings were razed to the ground
and over hundred were seriously
wrecked. A section 200 feet long
from the massive city wall was thrown
down.
Guatemala has apologized to the
Mexican government for insinuating
that the Mexican legation at Guate-
mala City was harboring the men who
are suspected of attempting to assas-
sinate President Cabrera, of Guate-
mala.
One of the great walls of the Chu-
viscar dam, near chihuahua, Mex,
gave way and about 20 workmen were
killed and 13 injured.
Nicaraguan soldiers in Puerto Cor
tez. Honduras, nearly beat to death a
negro from Louisiana, and the police
refused to arrest them. Commander
Fullam, of the Marietta, had the chief
of police and others concerned arrest
ed and put In irons and announced
that the guilty men must be punished.
The International kindergarten
union, in session at New York, decid.
ed to make a crusade against the
comic supplements Of Sunday news
papers.
horse owner and breeder of San Fran
cisco, died in New York, where he had
gone for treatment for cancer.
"Scully de Robber," a notorious
thief was captured by the Chicago |
police, after a lively revolver battle, |
and locked up. During the night he |
was seized with a paroXysm of cough |
ing and spat out S400 diamond he |
had concealed in his mouth
Sir Alexander Swettenham retired |
from the post of governor of Jamaica
and went to his residence in the hills.
where he will stay until he leaves the
island.
supposed desperate who was
killed at Willows, Cal, after running
fight with posse of officers, has been
identified as Count Otto Won Valid
stein, of Austria. y
The Arkansas house passed the senIt
ate bill prohibiting the sale, manufae1
ture or giving away of cigarettes r !
cigarette papers.
p Smiley, until recently editor of
the Warren (OD Tribune and for lears
a prominent figure in northeastern
Ohio politics, died suddenly of acute
Indigestion. 4
Serious anti-European riots AVE oc-
Cured at Rawalpindi, in the Punjab. I
A Hindu mob burned two bungalows. |
Dillaged the mission church looted the
post office, burned garage and all
The motor cars in it, destroyed the
plant of power house md smashed
he windows in the HOSES of many
Europeans H
Ruth Nash, 16, of Flint, Mich, and t
Ter two little nephevs were killed by i
Grand Trunk passenger train. Il
Peter Maytubby, or two terms gov
,rnor of the Chiokasaw tribe of In d
lians, is dead at his home in Caddo, G
I. T., aged 60 yeas. T
Practically az of the operators of t
he Pacific stSes Telegraph G Tele- n
'hone COMPANY struck for increased
wages. Fl
John L. RSutt, thrice governor of o
Colorado, was declared too insane to f
hisestate and his daughter s
vas appoitted conservative.
Gov. Dsneen appealed to the people t
# Illinds for help for the starving b
peasants of Russia. S
The Overland limited on the Santa
'e wss derailed at Tampas, Cal, but t.
onefof the passengers was hurt. \
Tre Dominican congress ratified the a
ey treaty with the United States.
king Carlos OF Portugal has accept "
an invitation to visit Brazil "
Mrs l.. j. Appleby, of Chicago, a 49, j.
ear-old bride, was killed by an ex- +
osion of gas in her residence.
The British tank steamer Silverlip "
as destroyed by explosions of ben e
ne in her cargo, five of her crew a
eing killed il
Mrs. Annie Wheeler, one of the Il
ost notable philanthropists in Can II
la, died in Montreal, aged 76.
The bodies of IL dead have been re- G.
'vered from the Whipple mine, West h
Irginia, where an explosion of gas IL
curred. d
The volcano of Alarcon, province of 81
euquen, Argentina, is in fu;; activity. W
The Missouri senate has passed the
II extending the fellow servant law o
apply to mine operators. Il
Charles j. Steedman, of New York, ci