Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-12-02
Condensed News

mate of the Soldiers home, was killed
by street car.
neutrality-suspicious. Pegan was
killed by the explosion of boiler used
to operate corn shredder.
Columbus.-Edward Hartley, s3,
father of Rt. Rev. Jas. j. Hartley,
bishop of Columbus, is dead.
Circleville.-Tom Davis, colored, in
dicted for the murder of John Orosz,
was found guilty of murder in the first
degree.
Hillsboro-While hunting near
Bainbridge, Frank Horn had one hand
| torn off by the accidental discharge
of his shotgun.
Dayton-James Hunter Odin, 70,
died at his home. He organized the
Dayton Zouaves and was member of
Gen Grants staff.
Columbus.-At its 1910 convention
in Atlantic City, N. j., just closed, the
National Grange selected this city for
| it's convention next year.
Kenton.--The residence of Karl
Keller was wrecked by gas explo-
sion. A leaking pipe caused the house
to fill with gas, which ignited.
Coshocton.-County Auditor Walter
j. Winters, 3s, died from gastritis,
brought on from the hard campaign
which resulted in his reelection.
Columbus.-E. A. Crawford, Demo-
cratic candidate for recorder in Ad-
ans county died as result of strenu-
Gus campaign he made for election.
Columbus-Fire damaged the To-
ledo & Ohio Central roalroad station
to the extent of $4,000. 1t is believed
electric wiring in the attic caused the
blaze.
Dayton.-The Dayton Aero club and
the Dayton Aeroplane club have join
ed in an effort to secure land suitable
for aviation grounds and an aero
drome.
Bellefontaine.-Orra Hessler, an
aged recluse, living in a little house
at Indian Lake, was burned probably
fatally. An oil stove exploded in his
house.
observation-disclosures Eli, the four
year-old son of Peter Eli, of Darby
township, was bitten by mad dog
and taken to an institute at Colum-
bus for treatment.
Akron.-William Force, 10 years old
was handling a gun his father had
Leen hunting with when the weapon
was discharged, blowing off four
fingers from his hand.
Springfeld.-The grand jury return
ed q finding Of first degree murder
, against w. Harry Fisher, Big -Four
, dispatcher, who, it is charged, shot
; and killed his wife last October.
Dayton-An explosion of lard OF
in the basement of Brooks Sons
plumbing establishment caused fata
injury to Philip Herbert, 19, while sew
eral others were severely burned.
Hamden.-A new shaft coal mine is
being opened between Hawks ant
Clarion, in Vinton county, and track:
are being laid so that the coal com
7. pany can receive it's machinery ant
, other mine supplies.
!. Lorain.-Mrs. Minnie Gilmore, 65
and the mother of five children, wa
, sentenced to serve 1S months in tn,
penitentiary for the theft of $1,50
worth of jewels. She acknowledge
the theft, and claimed she threw thu
gems into Lake Erie.
Lisbon.-The heaviest family in &c
c lumbiana county is said to be that o
7 Emmor Wilson, There are eight per
q sons in the family, the average heigh
of which is feet II inches, and sth'
!, average weight is 225 pounds.
8 Waverly.-Charles Stamey, 21, com
v 1nissary clerk in the N. & w. railroa,
!, construction camp here, shot and kill
q ed the negro cook, John Gasty, Sc
/. Gasty had attacked Stamey with
poker. Stamey was exonerated.
Crooksville.-The Bessemer Gas Ell
II gine Co., of Pittsburg, has commence
D the construction of $4,000 plant a
v Bremen for the manufacture Of gast
r. line, from the gas in that field. The
I the first factory of that kind in soutl
q eastern Ohio.
VI WOOSlSis- 0yi'SolSA - oSOfO
y former president of Wooster unive
n sity, and one of the most ardent az
Vt vocates of worldwide peace, is crit
h cally i'll at his home here, sufferin
d from hardening of the arteries an
d pneumonia He was delegate to Th
Hague conference.
Columbus.-J. A. LaFollette, forme
le treasurer of Guernsey county, arrive
le at the penitentiary Thanksgiving
IN time for the turkey dinner, to b.
* gin a sentence of five years for en-
ID bezzlement. LaFollette was convicte
le of having embezzled the funds of HI
office, his shortage, which was turne
up by the state bureau of accounting
II amounting close to $4,000.
ID Newark.-Three hundred and tw
pt hoys sat down to the banquet at tn
q i ~. -. H.. II.