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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
Forces Boy to Work Overtime,

Massillon, o. - Charged with com.
pelling boy under 16, whom
he took from the Fairmount Chill
dren's home in Alliance to raise, to
work from 3 o'clock in the morning
until II O'Clock at night. A. r. War
ner, farmer living near Canal Full
ton, was brought here Friday to an.
pear in police court.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
oetoaenarlan Passes Amau

Delaware, o. = John Hanover, an
octogenarian an unique char
acter of Delaware county. died
here last night Twenty-Five years
ago Hanover vowed he would never
have his hair cut until a prohibition
president was elected. No barber
ever touched the hair since.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
No Jail Sentence Given.

Toledo, o. The 20 wealthy lum-
bermen of Toledo found guilty of
conspiracy in restraint of trade un-
der the Valentine antitrust law were
re-sentenced Friday by Judge Kum-
ler Of common pleas court. The SEN
tehces were fines ranging from $500 to
$1,000, and in no instance was a Jail
sentence given.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
Son of Prince Arrested.

Springfield, o. Robert Henry
Cleming, who says he is the son of
Kaffir prince in Abesila, Palestine,
was taken in by police here Monday.
Cleming, who was in a semi-coma
condition when he was put off Big
Four train, told the police he had
been drugged and robbed in Detroit
of 5000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
Shot in Face by Husband.

New York City. - Mrs. Rose Ran.
dali, who was shot in the face
by her husband, Everett w. Randall.
In their home in Brooklyn a week
ago, died in a hospital Monday of her
wounds. Randall and his wife had
quarreled and she was telephoning
for help when he shot her in the
face, breaking her jaw. He then
killed himself.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
A Hopeless PessimIst.

why don't you make some arrange.
ments to donate your money for phil
anthropic purposes?" =
What's the use?" inquired Mr.
Dustin Stax. IT'S getting too hard
these days to distinguish between a
genuine philanthropist and a man who
is ambitious to show off"-Washing-
ton Star.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
ParaIusls klIla Man

Findlay, O.-Robert DeRodes, born
on the farm on which he died yester-
day 70 years ago, was the Oldest resi-
dent of Portage township. Death was
caused by paralysis.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
Hounds Find stoIen 'cIn.hlnn

Ashtabula, o. The Star cloth.
Ing store at the Harbor was
robbed. Bloodhounds followed the
trail to the dock, where some of the
booty was found. The rest had prob.
ably been taken away in a boat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
Urge New High School.

Fostoria, o. - Because it will cost
about $4,000 to make repairs or.
dered by state inspectors on Fostor-
las 3O-year-old Id high school, many citi-
zens are urging a new building.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
Girl Sues for $4,000.

Findlay, o. Miss Josephine MAY
Richardson, who was in the wreck
at Godsend on the B. & o. near
here, has sued the company for S1O.
900 damages.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-04-10
catamount sothers Farmers

Washington C. H., GA large
catamount is at large in the eastern
part of the county and is causing the
farmers much loss.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
GUFFEY MEN IN CONTROL.
Pennsylvania Democrats VIII Meet
I'm Harrisburg To-day.

Harrisburg. Pa. July 21.-The Demo
cratic State central committee at its an
uuaI meeting here tomorrow viii serve
notice on William Jennings Bryan and
the party az large that Col. James N
GufTey is still the recognized leader OF the
Pennsylvania Democracy. Notwithstanding
the action az Denver by which. under
BTyan's orders. the regularly elected Penn
sylvania delegates were thrown out OF
the coave1tion IN order 20 permit of a
caucus 10 elect James Kerr 10 Guf-
fey-s place as national committeeman
As the committee also expects to In
dorse the Bryaa-Keru ticket. 1t viii ignore
Bryans part in the ''steam-rOIlering" OF
Guffey. and confne its criticism TO the
convention itself
The resolutions viii refer 10 Col. GuIey
as State leader. and publicly acknowledge
the party's Indebtedness 10 him for his
services IN that capacity. IN Difference.
however. to the action OF the national
convention. Guffey viii not be referred
TO as national committeeman
The Guney people viii be in entire con-
troll Of the proceedings. They VIII re-
elect Senator George NJ Dimeling, OF
Clearfeld. as State chairman He is a
stanch friend OF Guney, and viii appoint
none but regulars 10 the various sub
ordinate committee places Both Guffey
and Kerr are here tonight
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
STAMPEDE TO HOYT PLANNED
Wisconsin Demcc-rl4 lay Name
Hin for Governor.
AyIward Is slated, but Matt ReEan
Is Fostering Scheme 10 NOmj-
nate Milwaukee Editor

Milwaukee. July z.-The Democratic
convention. which opens tomorrow. may
not be the harmonious affair that the
feeders plan. According TO the slate. John
AylwarG IS 20 be the candidate for gov
ernor. and Editor NJ A H0yt, Of the Nil
waukee Daily News. the candidate f0r
United States Senator.
There Is a troubling OF the waters
however Matt ReEan. who has been long
known as an ove-turuer Of the plans Of
the slate makers. Is back Of a project 70
start a Demonstration for HoyL after Mr
Hoyt finishes his speech as temporary
chairman. which vii force the couveu-
ton 10 nominate the Milwaukee editor for
governor ReEan claims that his plan IS
due 10 his own loyalty and AylwaTd' :
treachery 70 Bryan.
Aylward was accused IN the convention
20 the Denver convention. Of having play
ed Bryan false. but Aylward in a strik-
Ing speech denied the truth Of the charge.
and was So far believed that ne was
chosen by the Badger delegation u sec
ond the nomination of Bryan for Wis
consin-
Foyt refused 70 become a candidate for
governor. saying that the run f0r the
Senarorship, which IS in Wisconsin an
honorary mention enough for him II
the Regan demonstration is sufficiently
strong. there VIII be a bitter struggle
before the outcome OF the convention IS
decided.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
SUITOR KILLS GIRLS FATHER
Wealthy SiciIian Shot by Fellow
Countryman IN New York.
Murder Follows Blow Given By
Elder Nan After Quarrel IN
Barber shop.

New York July E--After a quarrel n
vE!cn five men took part II the barber
shop of Iglazio Guide, at 2 Monroe
street this afternoon, the men backed
into the street and one Of them fred three
shots from a -SS-cali5er revolver
Another Of the men was ait in the back
Of the head by one Of the bullets and
died on the way 20 s.. -iregory's HosPi-
tai The barber's assistant was arrested.
but the man who did the shooting got
away.
Francisco Grirni Rinaldi Is the name Of
the man shot He was a wealthy Sic!Iial
importer OF wines and olive oil He had
just come out Of the barber snip when a
young Italian named Alfredo Veat!ngiino
walked Up to him and said something Fl
an Undertope. Rinaldi swung his arms
and slapped the young mans face
The boy drew back. pulled a big revol-
yer from his hip pocket. and fred thrice
The first clipped RinaIdi's thumb. the sec
ond entered the side OF the merchants
head. Just above the hrin Of his Panama
hat and the third struck him n the ab-
dornen-
The dead man'had been iu this country
about two years II Sicily he was re-
7uted 10 have been brigand and one q
the more powerful members Of the Ca
mora 1t was also said ne was an ex-
convict. having served thirteen years IN
Italy for some particular act Of brigand-
age RinaIdi lived At 2 Monroe street
with his wife and Two daughters He rad
secured the agency OF several firms TN
porting wines and olive oil % America,
and made frequent trips 10 Boston and
Philadelphia
VenJinglino, a young S;cilian gambler
and ne'er-dO-weU. had been in love with
RinaldIs daughter Jennie much 20
Riaaldis disgust Jennie went 70 Boston
several days ago 90 visit her uncle. Ven
t.ngIino had proposed 10 her before she
went. and had Professionally been ac-
Cepted-
The girls father had become elraEed
when he learned this, and Monday after
noon ordered the young Sicilian from the
house
The murderer -esca ped
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
TURKISH COLONEL IS KILLED
Loyalty to Sultan Said to Be Reason
for Officers Murder.
Movement in the Main said to Be
the Result Of PoIf-
ties.

London. July Z--The grave character
OF the diszfecti0n of the Turkish army
IN Macedonia Is again demonstrated BY
a dispatch from Salonica reporting that
four officers. belonging 10 the Turkish
garrison at Sares. have attacked and
killed their colonel. after inficting thirty
Two wounds upon him
The murderers. who escaped. are mem
bers OF the Young Turkey party The
crime undoubtedly was political. This
& the fourth murderous attack upon
Turkish officers by sub0rdinates within
a fortnight
The Young Turkey party Is understood
70 control all the officers OF the Third
Army Corps and part Of those OF the
Second, and the Young Turks have init
mated 10 the central Turkish authorities
that all the generals In Macedonia viii
be killed unless thirty-eight officers. IN
der arrest for belonging 20 the party.
shall be released
In addition TO the colonel who was
killed, Husni Pasha, NIutesarif, OF libra.
was murdered al Seres. and a colonel
was wounded az SaIonika- All were at
tackled because they were loyal % the
spying on the young Turks
L IS difficult TO say how far the main
movement Is political There seems every
reason 90 believe that the trouble springs
from the periodical dissatisfaction among
the military at not receiving their arrears
Of paw and the desire FOR relief from the
exactinE conditions OF army service.
The history Of the Turkish army IS fun
of such incipient mUtinies to whicu the
Sultan has from time 20 time been com
PEELED 20 yield. placating the army by
Cl5OleTy and the payment OF overdue
salaries The young Turks arc UndoubJ-
eCly taking advantage Of the situation TO
The utmost 70 push their propaganda for
a constitution. and they are justified in
claiming that they have won % their side
many officers. who declare their sole aim
IS 20 raise Turkey 10 the level OF a mod
eru European state
The situation for the moment, although
alarming and serious. IS net imainentIy
dangerous
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
HUNT FOR BABY'S SLAYER
Police Looking for Woman Suspect
in Richmond Case.
Vaughan Child Brought 10 Rich
mond City Home First Poisoned,
Then ChIOrOfOrmed.

Richmond Va. July 21.-Baby Vaughan.
the victim Of two mysterious poisonings.
is dead at the City Home. supposedly by
The hand Of some person familiar with
the surroundings The child did not ex-
piTe until a dose OF COrrisIve sumImate
administered last Tuesday was followed
by chIoroform on Sunday.
The child was born in Norfolk and
brought to Richmond by its mother. who
said she was Mrs Francis Vaughan. an
actress. who was on her way 10 Phnadel-
phia 10 fl an engagement The woman
was accompanied 10 Richmond by a man
believed 20 be named Thompson. The
mother said that she might be commuui-
Gated with through the New York Dra-
matte Mirror, but the authorities have
thus fer failed 10 locate her.
Garland. a daughter OF A. J. Jackson.
OF Raleigh y. c.. the only woman who
vas present at the home when the child
was first poisoned. viii be arrested to
morrow charged with complIcitity in the
crime The girl formerly lived at En-
poria- She IS said 70 have been an at
tache OF the Crittenden Home at Nor
folk, and IS believed by the police to
have seen sent to Richmond by the
mother 10 make away with the child
after she had brought it Ee-e Il is
presumed that the child was born in the
Crittenden Home The Garland woman
could not be located tonight. although
the police are looking for her.
Il IS intimated that there will be sen
SCtiCnal dew lOpments tO-mOrrOW.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
MASTER PLUMBER HELD.
New Yorker ArraiEned on Charge of
Attempted BIackmafi-

NEW AoFheE AEEalEnNu On NhaEEc VI
Attempted BIaekmnii-
New York. July z.-Echoes OF the rev.
eiations concerning the methods OF the
late Sam Parks. the boss iron worker,
were heard in Center Street Police Court
to-day, when Charles Murphy, a master
plumber and a member Of the firm Of
Keefe & Murphy. plumbing contractors.
OF Eightieth street and Lexington ave
nUe. was arrasgned on a charge OF at
tempted extOrtion-
Murphy was held in $3.50 bail. which
he furnished
The complainant is Leo s. Btng, senior
member Of the firm OF Bing & Bing,
which Is not engaged IN the base drum
or cymbal business, but in the construc-
tion Of buildings In a long and involved
affidavit Leo Bins substantially charges
that Murphy used the Journeymen
Plumbers UnOE as a lever In an attempt
to extort S2,000 from Bing & Bing by
causing walkouts 70 be ordered on two
buildings which the Bing brothers were
under contract 70 complete BY October /
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
MAY JOIN HEARST FORCES.
Peoples Party said to Be Consider
Ing Thfs Increment.

Vincennes. Ind. July 21--At the sugges-
ton Of Samuel ". Williams, Populist
candidate for Vice President. the PEE
pies party committee VIII meet at the
Great Northern Hotel. Chicago. July q. at
Il o'clock.
Il is a coincidence that the Indepel-
dence League viii be holding It's national
nominations at that time IN Chicago. but
Mr. Williams. when pressed for an an
swer. declined 70 say whether the two
meetings had anything f. c9r~Jnon- Some
Of the Independence League members
have said that the Peoples party would
introduce the league ticket in indiana if
c c. Conn. OF EIkhare, wno was de-
feated for the gubernatOriaI nomination in
the Democratic convention. IS n0nInated
for governor. and a movement IS on foot
now 10 accomplish that end.
Williams IS said to favor throwing tie
strength OF the Peoples party 70 the
Hearst organization. but the report that
negotiations are n progress cannot be
confirmed
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
TAFT ASKS HELP
FROM ROOSEVELT
Continued from Page one.

welt. In the latter event he viii return 70
New York by automobile in the evening
ard make corrections in the proofs which
he expscts viii be waiting for him by
that time
Mr. TAFT viii be In New York at the
Hotel Manhattan until late Frlcay ait-
ernoon. when he viii leave. probably
over the Pennsylvania, direct for Cincin-
natl. 10 be notified Cn Tuesday next OF
his nomination
The change IN 1Ir Taft's plans was
very sudden. Nobody here suspected un-
til this morning that he had any idea OF
going 10 Oyster BAY
Plays Golf with Bourne.
Senator Bourne. who came Saturday.
got his first game OF golf with Mr.. Taft
to-day Bourne. who had been practic-
ing three times day. and becoming
worse each tine. sent note 10 the can
didate. begging a match before he became
NIL
AIr. Taft. al 3 O'Clock. went 20 the links.
and he and Bourne engaged ''Trust-Bust-
err kellogg and James II. Hoyt. Of Cieve-
land. in a foursome- They played the
eighteen holes in hard rain IN three
hours. Taft and Bourne defeating their
opponents by 81 20 l0a
Dir. Tart received this telegram to-day
from Frank H Hitchcock. chairman Of
the Republican National Committee,
dated from Pike Peak. summit. Colo;
Republican leaders from every State
west Of Missouri River join with me in
sending you greetings from top OF Pike
Peak We are on top now and expect 70
be on top when the returns come IN next
November
Another telegram was received to-day
by Dir Taft from W. ". Powers, OF
Providence. P /. Offering him one OF
Powers hlppodrone elephants" as
mascot for the campaign
Mr.. Taft telegraphed back 7 am very
much obliged 10 you for your generous
offer but I an afraid your elephant,
were I 20 accept it. would De an elephant
indeed You are very much better able 10
take care Of him than I. and I hope that
wherever he IS he will constitute mas
cot both for you and for me
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
HITCHCOCK SHAPES CA5IPAIGN,
Plan for Rounding ID the West Out
lined n Conferences.

Colorado Springs. Cclo-, July 2i.-The
conference between The State clairuen OF
the Republican central committees of the
West and National Chairman Hitchcock
continued throughout to-day
The result has been satisfactory 70 the
party managers Each state has made
known its strength and weakness. and
the distribution OF funds in the campaign
VIII be regulated accordingly States
firm in the TAFT column viii help those
less strong.
An imposing array Of talent VIII be
heard from Republican campaign Plat
form throughout the West. TO counteract
the influence witch N-. Bryan IS SUP
posed 10 have here
California and Colorado are counted the
most doubtful Republican States Extra
Efforts will be made 10 keep them in line
Vice President Fairbanks. Harry y.
Meyers. OF Arkansas, and others viii be
heard here
M Hitchcock Will probably leave to
night for Denver for a short visit
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
SUES SOTHERN FOR DIVORCE.
Virginia Harmed Alleges IncOm-
Datibility of Temperament.

New York. July 21-It was learned to-
day taat F. H Sothern. the actor. had
been served with papers in a suit for
divorce brought by his wife, Virginia
Harmed, who alleges incompatibility OF
temper
The service was at the Netherland Ho-
tel where Mr.. Sothern had been living.
Ar- Sothern is at present in France.
lie opens his season in Pittsburg on Oc-
tober z6, and may not return TO this cOun-
try until then
Mr.. Sothern and Miss Harmed were
married IN Philadelphia on December ?,
1855 They were playing there at the
time IN An Enemy 10 the King
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
ROBBERS SCARED By FIREMEN
Department Turns Out When the
Cashier Gives the Alarm.
Banks Funds saved by Quick Ac-
tiOn of Ada lOhiO)
Citizen

Ada. Ohio. July 21-Cashier Clyde Sharp.
OF the First National Bank OF Ada. was
awakened at 2 o'clock this morning by
the fash OF a lantern In iIis face and
voice saying TO him Get up and come
with US Do what we say and you won't
get hurt
Sharp was compelled by three masked
men 70 dress and was conducted 70 the
bank. where he was ordered TO open
the vault Sharp convinced them that
the vault had a time lock and was es-
corted back home, while the gang pro-
ceeded 20 the bank with the intention OF
blowing open the safe Sharp slipped out
OF window in his room. where he turn
ed IN an alarm Immediately the fire
department turned out
The robbers left the bank and rode
away on horses
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
Dynamite for Isthmian Canal.

Bids were opened al the washington
Offices Of the EsJhmlan Canal Comnis-
sion on Monday fer $4,000 pounds OF
dynamite The lowest bidder was the +
Z Du Pont de Nemours Company. Of
Wilmington. Del. at S907.z61 Deliveries
OF this explosive Will be begun OF Octo-
Der 16. and at least Lo00.000 pounds must
be sent 70 the isthmUs each month until
the fun amount has been furnished The
dynamite viii be used principally n
blasting az Bas Obispo and in the Culebra
Cut
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
KILL REFERENDUM BILL.
University Congress Has Extended
Session Debating QueStIOn-

SGsAADn DeDatlDE aucHtEOn-
A bill providing for the initiative and
referendum or national questions was de-
bated at a session OF the University Con
gress Of George Washington University.
held In the public hall OF the university
last night
The bill was introduced by William
Pollock. Of West Virginia, who delivered
an address IN its favor. J. T. Kennedy,
Of Pennsylvania, made an address IN op-
position 20 the measure. Others who
participated IN the discussion were Gideon
J. Pillow. Of Tennessee. Howard W
STEEL. OF Pennsylvania; John J. Oberlia,
Of Maryland; r D Couden. Of Massachu-
setts, r L Holmes. OF Missouri: Paca
OberliE. Of Virginia, c p Arundel. OF
this city; E r Gates. Of Arkansas: g. 3.
Sanderlin. Of Maryland. Charles A. Sun
derli1. Of Nebraska and H NJ Sullivan.
Of Tennessee
The bin was laid on the table
At the next session Of the congress a
bill 10 establish a system OF postal saw
ings banks will be discussed.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
STABBED BY A HELPER.
Joseph 7. Courtney Mt Emergency
Hospital with TWO Wounds.

At late hour last night. physicians at
Emergency Hospital said that Joseph T.
Courtney. thirty-eight years old. Of Col
Iege Park. Nd, who was brought 70 the
institution yesterday morning. suffering
from two stab wounds, was much I'M
proved and probably would be released in
@ few days
Courtney was stabbed early IN the day
by a helper On the farm Of NJ NJ R0uzee
at College Park. where Courtney was
overseer- He came 10 Washington on a
street car but when he reached Twenty
fifth street and Pennsylvania avenue he
tainted from loss of blood
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
MINERS MAKE DEMANDS.
Workers in Session at Scranton
Formulate Schedules.

Scranton, Pa. July 21.-what the al
th-acite mine workers will ask OF the
owners when the three years agreement
expires next March is occupying the at
tention Of the delegates attending the
convention OF District 1. IN the court
house
From what could be ascertained the
men want: The check on COLLECTION Of
union dues by the companies); recogni-
ton Of the union by an agreement with
the United Mine Workers Of America; an
agreement for one year only; eIght-hour
day. uniform wage scale for inside AID
outside men. except contract miners: sys-
TEN Of paying by weight instead OF ac-
cording to size OF car. check weighmea
and check docking bosses. sliding scale
To these demands are likely 70 be
added others.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
Vice President Goes 10 Quebec.

Detroit. Mich. July z.-Vice President
Charles ". Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks
arrived in Detroit last night on their way
to Quebec, where Mr- Fairbanks viii rep
resent the American government at the
tercenteuniaI celebration They stopped
for luncheon at the Country Club. and
went on in special car attached 20 a
Grand Trunk Line train as guests OF the
Canadian government.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-22
yellow Fever in Yer, crux.

Mexico City. July E--The superior
board Of health has been officially ad-
vised that there are now three cases Of
yellow fever at Vera Cruz All cases
have been isolated End no epidemic OF the
disease is expected The sanitary condi-
tons Of the town are excellent