Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-08-30
Buckeye Notes

from the Home Brewing Co.'S plant
where he was employed, to his home.
He fell and both legs were cut off.
Death followed two hours later.
Marion. - Miss Helena Mouser, 1S
years old, Harcourt Seminary grad
uate and daughter of former Congress
man Grant e. Mouser, was secretly
married here to James M. Young, 81,
of East Liverpool, Kenyon sophomore.
Theta Beta Pi, and son of a wealthy
pottery manufacturer. The brides
father opposed the marriage because
he desired her to study music abroad.
Following his refusal to give consent
the young people were married and
left imediately on their honeymoon.
Youngstown.-A stab wound scarce
ly half inch in depth resulted in
the death of Fabian Schimp, aged
81. He, with some companions, were
going home when they were attacked
by some others and in the fight which
occurred Schimp was stabbed just un-
der the heart. Martin Conrad, later
confessed, according to the police, that
1t was he who had stabbed Schimp.
Portsmouth. = Glenn Davis, aged
21, a marine engineer died from
a gunshot wound inflicted by Ben Tarr,
25, whom he was trying to eject from
a picnic ground at Fullerton, KY, OPP
posite here. Pursued by crowd, Tarr
fired over his shoulder, wounding
James Prince, IL, then escaped.
Youngstown. = After 12-year-old
NzlA
$40, it is alleged that he pur-
chased an automatic revolver and went
to the Savoy Hotel, where he regis
tered The clerks heard four shots
and found him suffering with wound
through his right shoulder, the bullet
coming out of the back. He will re-
cover.
Mansfeld-Seven sacks filled with
gold were found hidden in the
cornice of the old Daniel Freeman
farm house north of Mansfield by car
penters putting a new roof on the
house. Why the gold was hidden in
such place is not known. There was
an opening only large enough to get
a child's hand through.
East Liverpool - Attempting sui
eide for the second time, Fred
Green, a potter, aged 10, said to
be jealous of his wife, II, whom he
married two months ago, was saved
after hard work by physicians. He
swallowed nearly an ounce of carbolic
acid
Edon.-Cra cksmen blasted the safe
in the postoffice here, securing $14 in
cash and $100 worth of stamps.
Fremont : After choosing Woos-
ter for next years convention the
Ohio Rural Letter Carriers asso-
citation concluded three days conven-
tion here. New officers named are:
President, P. ]. Powers, Gibsonburg;
vice presid ent, Levi Hoy, Wauseon;
secretary, Homer Simpson, Gallon;
treasurer, T. ]. Parker. Ross county;
delegates to national convention at
Nashville, ]. A. Radabaugh, North
Baltimore; A. w. King, Findlay; w
E. Lantz. Bowling Green.
Cincinnati = Mrs. Mathilda Rade
loft was acquitted of the charge
of having murdered her husband
here ON April A, by jury in Judge
BromwelTs court here.
Columbus. Seventeen nations
will be represented at the inter
national shoot to be held at Camp
Perry, in connection with the Perry
Centennial, next year.
Wapokaneta. - Jacob Honey re
fused reappointment as janitor o.
the Third ward school after Is years
service, was found hanging from {
neighbor's cherry tree.
Portsmouth. While playing OF
the race track here, Luke Mid
daugh, IL, was instantly killed by light
ming.
Ashtabula. = Mrs. Emma Clacl
died in the General hospital from
injuries sustained when she wa
struck by train which she was abou
to board to go to the county fair.
Sidney. = Henry Wonderlight ha
fully developed calves. Two of tn
calves died and one is stih living.
Napoleon. The first legal aG
vice of George Meekison, declare
city solicitor by the council two week
ago, was to annul his election. Select
ed by A to vote under suspension
of the rules when a three-fourths vot
is required, Meekison advised that hi
election was illegal. His election a
the first regular meeting in Septembe
: Is assured.
Cincinnati = Nicholas Longwortl
son-in-law of Colonel Roosevelt, wi
be opposed for reelection to col
gress by candidate on the Progre
siye ticket. DR.. A. o. Zwick, del,
gate to the recent Progressive col
vention in Chicago, will run agains
Longworth, who has represented tn
First congressional district for severi
terms.
Akron. = Two more cases of il
families paralysis were reported
Barberton, bringing the total numbe
of cases in this village to 29. Man
!. mothers have taken their children
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