Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-11-03
Ohio Happenings

uleu mere from nydr0phODfa. GarDor
neau was bitten by a dog about six
weeks ago. B. X. Canfield was bitten
by the same dog.
Niles.-Dr. H. s. Brown, As, one OF
the best known physicians of this
city, was instantly killed, when his
automobile was struck by the east.
bound Erie passenger train. The ma.
chine was hurled thirty feet and the
doctors body was found beneath the
wreckage.
misunderstanding she was to be
arrested for the Juvenile court, Mrs.
Alice Kunkel, aged 10, leaped from a
third-story window at 424 West Court
street and sustained probably fatal in
juries. Mrs. Kunkel had separated
few weeks ago from her husband, who
is supposed to be in Columbus
Gallipolis.-Dr. r. d. Jacobs, aged
80, of Vinton, one of the eldest ply
sicians in southern Ohio and repre-
sentative in the Ohio legislature from
Gallia County two terms, fell from a
Hooking Valley train near vinton
and had both legs cut off. He will die.
Marion.-Much surprise was ex.
pressed here when charges alleging
the incompetency of Captain Lincoln
Bond of the local police force were
fled with Chief Klinefelter. Disre-
spect for superiors also is included in
the charges. The officials refused to
make public the person who filed the
complaint. Bond, who is the oldest
officer on the force in point of service
says spite work is at the bottom of the
complaint.
Youngstown.-Charged with having
held Mrs. Emma Stein, a widow, a
prisoner for two hourse while he at
tempted to force her to consent to
marry him, Harry Purcell was placed
under arrest on warrant issued in
police court at the request of Mrs.
Stein.
Tiffin.-Immediately following his
marriage here Mark Leister, former
mayor of Tiffin, was hurried to a To-
ledo hospital, where he submitted to
an operation for appendicitis. His
bride, who was Miss Alice Noble, q
member of one of Tifin's most promi-
nent families, went with him.
Hamilton.-Three tramps were
caught in the wreck Of Big Four
freight train one mile south of Mauds
and two were killed, while the third
was seriously injured. 1t was dim
cult TO remove the bodies of the dead
men from under tho wreckage Six
cars were derailed and piled up on
each other. FIVE OF them contained
automobiles, which were damaged be-
yond repair. The other car contained
merchandise.
Wooster.-Robert A. Lucas, aged
! "A, for 40 years landlord of the only
hotel at Mt. Eaton and widely known
among travelling men, died suddenly
of heart disease.
Lima.-Rev. Father Thomas Boner
Of Chillicothe has been appointed GU
rate of st. Rosa parish, this CITY,.
Lima.-Federal authorities are in
vestigating the theft of mail pouch
from an Ohio Electric interurban car.
The robbery occurred while the car
was standing at the Lima depot and
there is no clew.
Def1ance.-As the result of an cpl
demic of smallpox in the East Side of
this city, churches, schools and NOV
ing picture shows and other play
houses have been ordered closed.
There are about 20 cases.
anesville.-Raymond Erwin, aged
23, had his thumb lacerated in a ma
chine at the Brown Manufacturing
Company plant and as the doctors
We're preparing to amputate it he was
seized with convulsions and died.
New Philadelphia.-Fol the
striking of numerous gas wells in the
vicinity of Gnadenhutten the Ohio
and gas leases, covering $500 acres,
with the recorder Of Tuscarawas coun-
ty. The leases cover FIVE townships.
The Ohio Fuel Supply Company has
been drilling in this field for the last
year and gas wells of unusual quality
have been struck.
Lima.-With invitations issued and
everything in readiness for her mar
riage to Sidney Tyson, Miss Palmetto
Perkens, aged II and pretty, has been
missing from home since Sunday aft
ernoon. Police have been unable to
find any trace of the missing girl and
cannot account for her strange dis
appearance.
Charlottesville Consolidated Gas
Company of Newcomerstown has pur-
chased the plant and franchise of the
Kissner Gas Company of West Lafay-
ette, and will serve both places.
of Lorain, says he meant a saloon and
not the grocery store operated by
Mrs. Antonia Jarosik, one of his com
municants, when he referred to the
place as the DEVILS blacksmith shop
Mrs. Jarosik says he pointed at her
store when he advised the parishion
ers not to patronize the place and az
a result she filed $4,000 slander
suit against him.
Norwalk,-A. Yeager a druggist