Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-10-13
Ohio Happenings

August Petschaullet, living in another
section, were both arraigned on
charges of petit larcency. They said
they were not relatives and each de-
MED he was guilty.
Wapakoneta.--E S. Baker, Ed
ward G. Watson, William Katherney
and Charles Lottridge, conductors,
were indicted for stealing fares from
the Western Ohio Electric Railway
| Company.
Zanesville.-Pressure of creditors
and failure to secure capital by sub
scriptions to the capital stock are
given as the causes for the receiver
ship of the Art Manufacturing Com
pany, zanesville's newest concern. F.
w. Thomas, head Of the local COM
pany, and Frank B. Selby of Coshocton
were appointed receivers.
Lima.-Henry Richards, aged AZ, a
bartender, has been hiccoughing con-
tinually for 100 hours. He is uncon.
scious and suffers hemmorrhages
every few minutes. He cannot live
more than few hours longer.
Delaware.-Senator w. e. Haas is
confined to his home here by sc.
we're attack of tonsilitis.
Marion.-It is believed that William
F. Inskeep, aged 60, of Essex, whose
body was taken out of the Little
Scioto river after being in the water
over a week, committed suicide. He
attended the local fair, and, penni-
less, he started to walk home. He
had been brooding over financial diff
ficulties.
Cincinnati-Despite the fact that he
paid back $500 which he was charged
with taking from the Fifth-Third Ma
tional bank, Wallace X. Davis, former
paying teller. has been indicted by the
United States grand jury on charge
of embezzlement. When Davis was
arrested several months ago, he made
a signed confession in which he said
he lost the money playing the races.
Hamden.-The public schools at
Londonderry are closed because of an
epidemic of scarlet fever. Six pupils
of the school are i'll from the disease.
Cleveland.-Major c. w. Johnson Of
the Fifth regiment, Ohio National
Guard, is dead after an illness Of
two years duration. He was a we'll
known Mason.
Akron.-Paul Leonard and Tony
Lucco, charged with killing Louis
Szucs ten days ago, have been indict-
ed for manslaughter by the grand jury.
Portsmouth.-James McGaw, aged
AZ, one of the wealthiest farmers in
Pike county, committed suicide by
placing the muzzle of shotgun
against his temple, the butt against
the foot of his bed and pulling the
trigger with his toe. No cause for
his act is given. McGaw was the
owner of more than 1000 acres OF
land in Pike county alone.
Canal Dover.-While crossing q
street, Chief of Police Jacob Maurer
was struck by a fire team and badly
trampled. The horses and hook and
ladder truck passed over his body
He was picked up unconscious and
has internal injuries, but physicians
say he may live.
Upper Sandusky.-For over ten
years this city has been without a
depot building at the Pennsylvania
station and the council decided tC
take the matter up with the state rail
way. commission and passed a resolu
ton to that effect.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in a poo
of blood, her throat cut from
ear to ear, Amelia Petite, 23, wife Of
Peter Petite. "a, lay dead at home, 2;
Ann street. while her husband walked
one-half mile to the police station ant
gave himself up as the murderer. Jeal
ousy was the cause.
Bellefontaine.-The port of miss
ing men, harbors one less vic
tim and mystery of 80 years dura
tion has been cleared. Rufus Heisler
who mysteriously disappeared from
. West Mansfield, Logan county, 81
years ago, and about whom nobody a
home has had the slightest informa
ton since then, has been located. H,
is now at Corning, Cal, and owns ;
! large poultry farm. Heisler was {
school teacher at 20 and lived will
his widowed mother One Friday even
ing in the fall of the year he appeared
at his mothers home and gave he
the greeting that was his custom. HI
went out of the house and borrowed
: gun of Caleb Smith to go hunting
and the rest of his life became blanl
to his friends until October 3. Th
Monday following his disappearance,
: when he did not appear at school
searching parties were organized. Th
: search for Rufus Heisler lasted TO
, weeks.
Recently Spain l. Southard of thi
: city, who finished the school term al
ter Heisler's departure, heard that
; man named Rufus Heisler was locate,
at Corning Cal He wrote him. Al
answer has just brought the informa
7 ton that the rancher is the same Ru
7 fus Heisler who so mysteriously dis
: appeared from this county 80 year
| ago. In the meantime his mother ha,
died of broken heart.
Marysville.-MissM Mary Anna Young
who has been teacher in tn