Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-07-05
Buckeye Notes


here.
Newark. The body of Joseph An
derson, aged 55 an ex-policeman, was
found in the haymow of an abandoned
livery bara. The body was badly de-
Zoungstown.-Harry N. Campbell
g., . c& On lna mead
Ire ~ tAe Ohio
plant of the Carnegie Steel Co.. died
at the city hospital.
Dayton.-Rev. Frank Garland, min
lister of the English Lutheran church
of this city, will leave on European
trip to study and gather data on va
rious economic subjects.
Sandusky-Stephen Dougher, 20, a
printer, from Scranton, Pa, according
to the union card found in his pocket,
fell from a Lake Shore freight train
and was cut to pieces.
Akron-A woman was saved from
suicide when Roy Miller, bartender
snatched away a glass of beer into
which she had poured two ounces of
poison.
Amherst.-Mayor Wakefield and the
Vermillion council were in Amherst
inspecting the local sewage ssytem,
which Vermillion expects to duplicate.
orrville.-The plant of the Orrville
Electric Lighting Co. was completely
destroyed by fire. The estimated loss
is S25, 900.
Cincinnati.-B. H. Kroger, who owns
spring of popular-price grocery
stores and is president of savings
bank, has entered the race for the
Republican nomination for governor.
Youngstown. To adjust water
rates, the director of service appoint
ed a committee to investigate the
amount of water consumed.
| Cleveland.-When Paul, Larsen, 90
told Judge Keeler he wouldn't even
give his wife "a pleasant smile" she
was granted an immediate divorce
She is IS and lives on the West Side
The two married as the elimination
of a camping romance near Paines-
Vile.
Cleveland.-The first case prosecut
| ed under the Zinner ordinance which
prohibits selling firearms without per-
init, ended in muny court when Wal.
ter H. Wilbur was fined $50 and costs
| by Judge Baer.
Toledo.-Charles Kfago, 3S, was
killed here by street car. In alight-
ing from one car he stepped in front
of one moving in the opposite direc-
ton. His skull was fractured.
Newark.-David NJ. Keller, aged so,
an attorney, died at local hospital
| of pneumonia after brief illness. He
was for many years member of the
local school board.
Canton. = William r. Shaver was
sentenced to five years in the
Ohio penitentiary for forging the
name of partner in the Golden Rule
Coupon Co. to a $3.50 note. Judge
Harter, in pronouncing sentence, told
Shaver he deserved every day of the
term, not so much for the forgery as
| for deserting his wife and two chill
dren and eloping to Canada with his
wife's first cousin, Ethel Wynn. The
court pronounced sentence after re-
fusing a motion for a new trial.
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Steubenville.-Ric Gibson, local
Republican leader, eX-sheriff and at
present city water works collector,
was notified that he would be appoint
ed postmaster for Steubenville, to sue.
ceed Maj. Alex. Sweeney, deceased.
Columbus. IT. r. Anderson, Uni
ted States consul at Hamburg,
Germany, under President Lincoln
and United States internal reve-
nue. collector at Mansfield, o., under
President Johnson, died at his home
here.
Wellington. = Charles e. Tripp, for
a great many years manager of
the Auditorium hotel, Chicago, died
here after an illness of nearly two
years. He was "a years of age and is
survived by his wife.
Sandusky.-With the throat cut
from ear to ear and both wrists
slashed, the body of Louis Rhein, 60
Kelleys island wine merchant, who
disappeared from this city last Sat
urday morning, was found in an old
barn near West Huron. Coroner Kari
r. Knoble, after viewing the remains
and questioning members Of the dead
mans family, gave verdict of suicide
Rhein had long been in ill health. ell
had amassed a fortune dealing in Lake
Erie island wines.
st. Marys.-John j. Grubb, West
ern & Ohio motorman, received an
electric shock while changing the troll
ley pole of his car, and fell from the
top of the car and sustained a broken
neck. He died few hours later
Cleveiand.-"The Loss of the I'll
tanic" is the title of book written by
Lawrence Beesley of London, Eng, q
survivor of the Titanic disaster, visit
ing in Cleveland
Alliance. = Miss Fay Shidler, az
years old, daughter of William Shid
Ter, a business man, was killed wher
her auto turned turtle.