Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-06-28
Buckeye Notes


Sandyville.-S. C. Shott, Sandyville
grocer, always knew when his delivery
horse was planning to kick, because Q
the animal previously swlshed it's tail,
but the other night he didn't get out
Of the way in time. The result was
that Mr. Shott received four fractured
ribs besides internal injuries.
Upper Sandusky = Annabelle, G,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle
SCHNEIDER of near Nevada, was
kicked in the head by a horse and
died at hour later. She was riding
In a little cart pulled by her dog,
which ran under the horse.
GAINESVILLE. = Henry Findeiss, a
Wholesale liquor man of GAINESVILLE
has been sued for divorce. On
tune II he filed suit against his
mother-in-law for $4,000, following it
the next day with an action demand
ing $4,000 for the alienation of his
wife's affections. His wife, in her pc.
tition, alleges cruelty.
st. Clairsville.-Enraged over re.
ports that Ed Guy, aged 25, had been
levoting his attention to other wo-
men in the little mining town Of Stew
irtsville, Mrs. Guy went to the mouth
of the mine of the Big Five Coal Co
and, 1t is alleged, shot her husband
three times with a revolver, killing
him instantly. The woman had been
away from her home for months. She
was placed in Jail.
New Philadelphia.-The 1912 agri-
cultural reports show 8,502,340 eggs
were laid by Tuscarawas county hens
last year.
Uhrichsville.-An ordinance is be-
fore council requiring motorcycles, au
tomobiles and locomotives to wear
mufflers.
Warren-Mrs. Betsie Storier, 81, be-
cause of ill-health, committed suicide
by hanging herself to bedpost.
Jefferson.-J. G. Anderson of Ge
neva has been appointed to succeed
the late B. J. Warner as a county com.
missioner.
Youngstown.-Edward Korn, an ay
ator of Sidney, o., who gave an eX-
hibition here, was nearly killed when
his machine was wrecked while land.
ing at Southern park. Korn's effort
TO avoid striking spectators caused
him to tilt his aeroplane suddenly.
The nose of the machine plowed into
the soft turf and the aeroplane turned
over, damaging the planes and pro-
peller. Korn, by hanging to the rig
ging, escaped with few bruises.
anesville.-Florence Conner, aged
5, died from internal injuries received
when she fell out of buggy.
Columbus, D.-"Buy pair of
shoes and save dollar" was the
sign placed over 16 pairs of shoes in
each of which was neatly placed
| one-dollar bill in the window of a
High street shoe store. Burglars who
got into the store through a skylight,
extracted a dollar from each of the
shoes and left the shoes behind. They
also stole So cents from the cash reg
ister AS far as was discovered moth
ing was taken from the shoe store be-
sides the cash.
Chardon.-Laura Pinkerton, in her
petition for divorce, says that her hus-
band, George Pinkerton, drank bar
rel of cider in three weeks.
Sandusky, O-Btter opposition to
the anti-option bill in congress,
which forbids trading in grain
for future delivery, and to the bill
providing for federal inspection of
grain, was expressed at the opening
session of the council of grain ex-
changes, a national organization, at
Cedar Point. 1--WE are trying to edu-
cate the people to the idea that stock
exchange transactions are not gamb
ling. The federal inspection of grain
is unnecessary and costly as the state
| already does this work." said j. Ralph
Pickell of Chicago, secretary of the
organization.
-Reaffirmation of res
olution adopted many years ago,
favoring labor for convicts, was
asked of the national conference of
| charities and correction at its general
session in Engineers hall.
Lisbon, O.-The postoffice at Wi
| mona, ten miles west of here
was robbed, probably by the gang that
robbed the Frederickstown and New
Waterford postoffices recently. At
Winona, as in the other places, the
safe was blown open. About $500 in
stamps and $50 in cash were stolen
The robbers escaped.
Newark, o. Thomas Keene, a
railway mail transfer clerk, was
thrown from mail car while on
his way to Mt. Vernon. His hat blew
off, he reached for it, when sudden
jar of the train threw him out of the
open door. He sustained a broken
arm, dislocated shoulder, bad scalp
wound and bruised leg.
Cincnnati.-An unidentified woman,
about 40, either leaped with suicidal
intent or accidentally fell from the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad bridge
over the Ohio river here and was
killed
Columbus, OIL Louis j. Murphy,
assistant cashier of the West Side
Savings bank, arrested recently and