Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-09-27

committed suicide here by cutting his
throat.
Steubenville. = Harry i. Rose, aged
45, died here in the hospital of
Injuries to his head. Officials are In
vestigating.
Adena. - William L. Moke,
wealthy coal operator of this place.
who was arrested on a charge of man.
slaughter following the collision of an
automobile he was driving near Wheel
ing with street car, recently, was
allowed to plead guilty to misdemean-
or in the criminal court and was
fined $3.50 and costs. One woman was
killed instantly, another died in
hospital and the other two were MAIN
| ed for life as result of the accident
Cincinnati,-Joseph P. O'Bryan of
| Evansville, Ind, was arrested here
on a charge of sending threat
ening letter to f. A. Bien, real
estate dealer, demanding $4,000. An
envelope containing paper, instead of
money, was placed where the letter
was directed and detectives who
watch it arrested o'Bryan.
Warren. -R Roy C. Bacon, Ba-
Eetta farmer, while hunting, dropped
his gun in getting over a fence and
the load struck him in the right hand
and arm, necessitating amputation of
the arm just below the elbow
New Philadelphia = Tuscarawas
county's second murder. within
week occurred when Frank San
TIM, 35, miner, was shot and instant
ly killed by Sheriff bartholomew, on
| the outskirts of Roswell, a mining
village three miles south of here. Bar
tholomew gave himself up to Sheriff
John Pollen. An argument over poll
tics caused the murder, testimony in
Coroner A. w. Davis possession indi-
Gates.
Sandusky. = What was practically
repetition of William T. Stead's
| description of his reception in
spirit land" as transcribed by John
Cowes, a medium of London, Eng,
shortly after Stead went down with
the Titanic, was given to about 100
members of the First Spiritual society
of this city, through w. Irving Jack
son, Sandusky business man. Stead
said according to Jackson that in his
new life he is devoting his energies to
the uplift of mankind wholly as he did
while he was on earth.
Dayton. = The mangled body of
Walter Eeilman, butcher, was
found lying beside the tracks of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
railroad in this city. The position of
the body, taken with the mans threat
to kill himself, leads to the belief
among the police that the man COM
mitted suicide.
Toledo. = John Richenbaugh, aged
Is, was crushed to death here
docks. The boy was carrying an um-
brella in such a way that he did not
see the car approaching.
Sandusky. = While suit was being
heard in the courts here to prove
that he was dead, Charles Bretz,
why mysteriously disappeared from
Middle Bass island about II years
ago, reappeared and convinced his two
sons of his identity Bretz was di-
vorced from his wife before he dis
appeared. The two sons brought suit
to recover certain valuable properties
and it was during the hearing of the
case that it was alleged that Bretz
was dead.
Fremont. = Orrin Patterson, aged
II, died from injuries sustained
in fall while hunting. Patterson had
gone to the top of tree to get a
squirrel he had killed. The limb
broke and he fell so feet.
GAINESVILLE. = When Burt Severance,
% years old, heard the bushes rus
tie as he and his brother, Cecil, Is,
both of McCuneville, were squirrel
hunting, he fired. Cecil's head was
shot off.
Columbus. = Professor F. S. ia
coby, head of state university poultry
department, predicts scent eggs for
next winter-not dozen, but apiece.
He says storage eggs usually held for
winter are now being used in cities.
Massillon = For some two years
the Massillon Cemetery association
has been burying people in public
highway. In order to prevent the des.
ecration of these graves the city has
been compelled to move S. Erie street
eight feet east of the established line
The cemetery site is SO crowded that
the association sold lots further and
further east until graves were being
dug in the middle of a public street
When City Engineer Yost started to
survey the street for paving he found
that it passed directly over several
graves.
Cincinnati. - Michael Murphy OF
832 West Fourth avenue got into
an argument in restaurant at Canal
and Vine streets and Patrolman Kuher
was called. Murphy was arrested
Say, officer" pleaded Murphy to Ku
her. please let. me finish my dinner;
I'm hungry" Kuher allowed him to
finish. Murphy slowly ate IL fried
eggs under the officers restless sur
veilance. In the police court he was
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