Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-03-01

ullSSISu IL NeTulCC IOr circuit judge
Michael Donnelly, who was charged
with the embezzlement of $975 of the
funds of the Ohio German Fire Insur.
ance company. A motion was filed
early last week by Donnelly's counsel
to direct verdict on the ground that
the evidence introduced was INSULT
cient. Donnelly was president of the
defunct insurance company. A for.
mer trial on the same charge resulted
in a disagreement of the jury.
New Richmond. - Mrs. Bessie
Boots, wife of Walter Boots,
proprietor of a poolroom here, com.
mitted suicide at her home by taking
dose of sulphuric acid. Despond-
ency over family and business mat.
ters is said to be the motive for her
act.
Lancaster. = Phillip II. Bruck,
former mayor of Columbus and
superintendent of the Columbus
workhouse, was married here to Mrs.
Minnie Archambault. Mr.. Bruck is
now chief clerk of the Boys Indus
trial school here and his bride is also
connected with the institution.
Upper Sandusky. The regu
lator of the Medina Gas company
at Harpster blew up, totally destroy.
ing the distributing plant and putting
all the mains at Harpster out of COM
mission. No one was in the plant at
the time.
Dayton.-The master bakers of
Ohio are arranging for aeroplane
flights to be given at Simm's Station
this summer on the occasion of the
annual meeting of the organization
in this city, May 21.
Columbus. Friday az attorney
generals department will make
application to the supreme court
for reopening of the case in which
the court recently decided that $5,.
100000 of Cleveland property be.
longed TO the Cleveland Terminal
Valley and the Baltimore and Ohio
and not to the state, as claimed. II
the court will not reopen the case and
hear it itself, the state will ask that
it be remanded to the circuit court.
The state claims to have new and i'm.
portant evidence.
Columbus. = Joseph Evans, who
completed two-year term for
robbery from Hamilton county,
was arrested at the penitentiary
gates Monday by Detective Hamer
and turned over to Detective
Salter of Covington, KY, where he
is wanted on the charge of murder.
Corning. - William Marshall, an
old resident of this place, was
found dead in the tunnel south
of Corning. He had started TO walk
home along the track. His body was
mangled by the trains Passing in the
night. He leaves a wife and family.
1927 Kemper Lane to A. v.
King, of Cincinnati. The deed will
be signed Saturday and Mr.. King
will be given immediate possession.
Governor Harmon and his family
have occupied the Kemper Lane
house for more than 25 years.
Westerville.-J. w. Grader was
elected president of the Central
Ohio Farmers institute. Other
officers are: Clinton H. Vance, vice
president; A. P. F. Meachem, secre.
tary; ]. w. Everal, William G. Beal
7. e. CAM, Joseph Edward. Mrs. Maud
Frazier. Mrs. Frank P. Dill and Mrs
F. P. Ingall, board of directoIT. Reso
lutions adopted oppose liquor license
favor the Incorporation of the one per
cent tax limit in the constitution, and
oppose any change in the law govern
ing the manufacture of oleomargarine
Dayton "A call for a state senate.
rial convention. to be held June IA
has been filed by the senatorial com.
The district comprises the counties OF
Montgomery and Preble.
Coshocton.-At mass meeting oi
citizens at TIE Roscoe town hall, -
tended by 500 people, speeches we =
made. proffering all possible aid In
the authorities in quest of the firebu
who has terrorized the village. A
sentiment is spreading for annexation
to this city for fire protection.
Bellefontainc Postmaster S. L.
Smith has received notification from
Washington that plans for the federal
building to be constructed here in the
spring are completed.
LoraiE.-Mrs Myrtle Realm. wild.
ow, 30. tile mother of two small chill.
dren. committed suicide by drinking
poison,
Ottawa. Buildings of the beet SUI