Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-29
In the Buckeye State

jured, one seriously, and big prop.
erty loss suffered here when Big Four
Passenger Train No. as, from Cleve
land, crashed into the rear of a freight
train.
Cleveland.--Six persons were badly
injured, two seriously, and score
hurt in collision between the limited
and regular car on the Cleveland,
Painesville g. Eastern railway, near
Willoughby.
Washington G. H.-The thrashers
who spent the past week at work in
the wheat fields of Fayette county re-
port most excellent quality of wheat
and say that the yield far exceeds the
expectations of few weeks ago.
Columbus. - After being shot
through the leg Officer Charles Speak
man shot and killed an unidentified
negro, supposed to have been an en-
ploye of a contractor ON the Norfolk
& Western railroad.
Dayton.-The suit of the Peoples
Railway Co. against the city of Dayton
to prevent its from interfering with
the construction of tracks to its new
barns in Edgemont, and the stringing
of wires, was decided in it's favor by
Judge Kyle, of Xenia.
anesville.-Michael Cowoski, "a, is
in the county Jail, charged with an
attack on Mrs. Moses Coleman, 70,
OF near Blue Rock. Cowosh entered
the Coleman home and beat the old
woman and tore her clothes into
shreds.
Athens.-John Carmichael of New
Marshfield, was taken to the peniten-
tiary to serve a sentence for life for
the killing of John Ellis, who he ac-
cused of breaking up his home
Friends are circulating a petition for
pardon.
Misunderstanding Holscher, Sc
was married to Amalie Newshage, So
Holscher is the oldest man ever mar.
ried in Butler county. He is a vet.
eran of the civil war. Both had been
robust health and expects to live to
be 100 years old.
Gallipolis.-Judge ]. P. Bradbury, OF
the Common Pleas Court, appointed
Cyrus Huling, of Columbus, receiver
for the Gallipolis Telephone Co. The
receivership plan was adopted as a
means of adjusting the business of the
company. Receiver Huling will sell
the plant.
Ironton.-C. and o. Passenger Trair
No. 3, bound for Cincinnati, was
wrecked below Russell, Ky. Four cars
two Pullman and two days coaches
but, despite the fact that the train was
going at the rate of 40 miles an hour
none of the passengers or trainmer
were hurt.
Youngstown.-Tony Lucli, charged
with putting the black hand brand OF
the face of Vincent Marion, has con
fessed that he was hired by Tony Pc
letto and Petro Fans, East Youngs
town Italians, to do it, being paid So
for his work. Marion had caused tn,
mans arrest recently. Lucli was bount
over to the grand jury in the sum o
81 900 by Mayor Hamilton, of Eas
Youngstown.
Camp Perry.-Ten men have quail
fed for places on the Ohio rifle team
They are: Mai. W. q. Rowe, Leba
non; Maj. Charles S, Benedict, Mari
eta; Capt. Emmett Eddy, Shreve
Capt. Guy Emerson, Fremont; Lieut.
]. o. Stemple, Ada; Lieut.. Dale Roth
rock, Ada; Lieut.. Harry Webb, Tc
ledo; Sergt Ernst Miller, Hillsboro
Sergt. Fred II. MCGEE, Hillsboro, an,
Private j. II. Shook.
fontaine.-Coroner Moore, @
Champaign county, lays the blame o.
the Ohio Electric Railway Co. for tn
recent wreck at Donavin's Hill, 4
which three people were killed and
number injured. He blames the CON
pany for failing to have a man t
manipulate the hand brake on tn
trailer to the express car. whicl
trailer Decame ueldCneu OH NH an
ran back into passenger car.
Cincinnati-Mrs Louisa Kennedy
66, was killed by c., ID. & T. tractio
car, between College Hill and M
Healthy. She had gone to view
piece of property which she conten
plated purchasing, and was walkin
out the North Bend road toward M
Healthy, when car approached froI
the rear.
andusky.-Operations are suspend
ed at Sandusky's filtration plant, con
pleted about year ago at cost {
$125,O00. 1t was found that more tina
a third of the water filtered was loy
ing back into Sandusky bay throug
cracks in the walls of the basina.