Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-05-31

Dayton.-Fred C. Falcon of Cleve- ~
land was instantly killed when
wagon loaded with three tons of ice
ran over his head.
Dayton.-Wilbur Wright, aeroplane
inventor, is suffering with typhoid
fever at his home here. Attending
state that his illness has
not assumed an acute form.
Portsmouth.--An "unloaded" gun in
the hands of William Minnery, four.
teen, put a bullet under the heart OF
Jesse Redden, seventeen, here. Red.
den may recover.
Findlay.-Hanging from a rafter in
shed at his home, the body of Ed
Malers, forty-five, was found at Nc.
Comb. Ill health is the only eXplana'
ton his widow can give of the sui.
eide.
Findlay.-Edward Maiers, aged for.
ty-five years, committed suicide at Nc,
Comb, by hanging himself to the raj.
ters of an old shed. His body was
not found for three days. Ill health
is said to have been the cause of the
act. He was married.
Dayton.-It was learned here that
Fred Ware, a mechanic of this city,
was passenger on the ill-fated Tt
tanic, and perished in the disaster
that befell the ship. On account OF
i'll health, he had been in London
since last September and was return,
ing to Dayton.
Cincinnati-The dead bodies OF
two children, Robert and Urban Mich
OILS, respectively six and four years old.
were found in a feed box in
stable near their home. 1t was be-
lieved the children had been kid.
naped and countrywide search wac
made for them.
Zanesville-Paul Williamson, aged
eight years, was run down by motor
cyclist on the Y bridge. The boys
nose was broken and it is feared he
has concussion of the brain, as he
has been unconscious for hours. He
may die. The motorcyclist never
stopped and his name is unknown.
Youngstown. John Betonovitch
| jumped 40 feet into the Mahoning
river from the South avenue bridge
to end his life, but the chilling water
changed his mind. He called for help
and was rescued. Betonovitch said
he was despondent following the
death OF his parents and the theft oil
| all his savings.
Findlay. - John Parker, seventy
years old, leading citizen and
for several years county treas.
urer, was found dead. His throat had
been cut. Blood stains on the roof OF
the porch led to the belief that Par
ker had slashed his throat while on
the roof and then leaped off. No
cause for his act is known.
Odd Fellows will dedicate it's new /.
o. o. F. temple, recently completed
on Monday, May 20. The dedi
cation services will be in charge oi
A. C. Bachtel of Akron, grand master
of the Odd Fellows of Ohio. and Past
Grand Master John L. Sullivan OF
East Liverpool.
Dayton.-Father and son, each
charged with highway robbery, me-
for the first time in six years, wheI
Joseph Carney, jr, aged sixty-siS
years, and Joseph Carney, jr., aget
twenty-six years, faced each other il
the corridor of the prison. Eacl
smiled family as they clasped hands
but to the jailer and spectators tn,
scene was pathetic
Marysville. = State Auditor Ed
ward M. Fullington and H. II
Shirer, secretary of the state boar
of charities, two of the members O
a committee that selected the site a
Marysville for the new woman's re
formatory, were here and TOOK up tn
matter, comforting with members G
the city council in regard to estal
fishing sanitary sewerage system i
Marysville.
Marysville.-John Moore of thi
, city suffered peculiar accideI
: which may result in his death. Moor
, who has been in failing health a
) tempted to arise from his chair an
twisted his leg in such a manner q
1 to break the limb between the kne
: and thigh. Investigation by phys
Y clan developed that Moore's leg ha
+ become honeycombed and the lin
could not be reset.
Bellefontaine.-Mrs A. II. Bloc
r was at telephone in Bellecenter CO
: versing with friend when lightniI