Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-09-25

| wright, was SO Dauly injured JnHJ ne
, died few hours later. Wright sus-
tanned very severe but not fatal in
juries. The tragical mishap was wit
messed by about 1000 persons.
Negroes shot and killed Charles
Jones, member of their own race,
who killed a white man and two
negroes at Eden Station, Miss.
Anxiety is filling the heart of the
New England farmer for a drought
which is pronounced to be one of the
severest in many years. has spread it.
self over the New England states,
causing suffering to people, cattle and
crops.
Panic seized the passengers on the
giant liner Mauretania during storm
at sea when an accident to one of the
propeller blades caused the mighty
vessel to bob about for about five
minutes in a most terrifying manner
Newspapers of Lisbon declare King
Manuel is arranging to marry an Eng
lish princess.
A dispute which arose over a nickel
during the progress of a dice game
eliminated in the shooting and instant
killing of Clabe Payne by Brack John.
son. near Maysville, KY.
Gov. Hoke Smith signed the bill,
passed by the Georgia legislature,
which practically ends the convict
lease system.
1t Is reported in Paris that Prince
| Miguel of Braganza, eldest son of Dom
Miguel, pretender to the throne of
Portugal, was recently secretly mar
ried to Mrs. Samuel Sloan Chauncey,
rich American widow.
The board of signal officers was con.
vened at Fort Myer by Maj. George
o. Squier acting chief signal officer
of the army, and made an official in
quiry into the aeroplane disaster,
which resulted in the death of Lieut.
Selfridge and the injury of Orville
| Wright. 1t blamed no one for the acci-
| dent
With masts and smokestacks brok-
en-, boats washed away and upper
works badly smashed, the steamship
| Colon limped into port at Colon, Pan.
ANA, after a most trying experience
in the West Indian hurricane. During
the storm three members of the crew
who were repairing water tank in
the hold were killed.
The will of the late Giovanni P.
Morosini distributes the entire for
| tune of the former banker and art
collector among his five children.
w. w. Reamer of East st. Louis
tried to burn his house and family and
then made two attempts at suicide.
Lured to lonely spot in Oklahoma
City, Okla, Mrs. Harry Pearson was
shot and killed by Harry Parker,
grain inspector from lola, Kan, be-
cause she wouldn't elope with him.
Dr.. George Morton of New York
was arrested in Philadelphia on fu-
gitive warrant from New York, charg.
ing him with securing 100000 by
! means of fraudulent notes.
A cablegram from Tanning island
said the long missing British steamer
Aeon was wrecked On Christmas is.
land but all the passengers and crew
escaped and were camping comfort
abby ashore.
Many towns in Maine were threat.
eDed by forest fires.
Dispatches from Tabriz said the
bombardment of that city by the
shahs forces was imminent.
Tilted by an 1Syear-old girl, John
Smith of Calhoun, Wis, shot and fatal
ly wounded the mother of the girl,
Mrs. Agusta Grabow, wounded the girl
herself, and then wounded the sheriff,
who came to arrest him.
The explosion of $50 gallons of
gasoline on board a barge at the Mare
Island navy yP / resulted in the death
of Chief Machinist Teddy May and
injuries to three other men.
The American Atlantic fleet, under
the command of Rear Admiral Sperry,
left Albany, Western Australia, for
Manila, $500 miles away, where it is
due to arrive October or 8.
Heavy rainfall in northern Michigan
and Ontario checked the forest fires
and insured the safety of the threat
ened towns.
Maj. Gen. Charles Edward Luard,
retired, whose wife was mysteriously
murdered near London August "a,
'C+AliiiANVu ug lLIONlIS
self in front of railroad train. He
had received letters accusing him of
killing his wife.
Forty men were overcome by smoke
in fire which threatened the destruc-
tion of Swift & Company's packing
plant in South ST. Joseph, Mo. The
loss is about 100000.
The home of Mark Twain at Red
ding, Conn, was entered by two bur
glars. Later the men were captured
and in making the arrests Deputy
Sheriff Bangs was shot in the leg.
Three hundred and five cases and
1l5 deaths from the Asiatic cholera
were reported for one day in st,
Petersburg. The municipal admins.
trations are under fire from all sides