Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-10-24
Buckeye Notes
sstern Newspaper Union, Specla
News Service.)

Fostoria. a.-Miss Rose PARCEL, 35,
was found dead, hanging in her room
at Bloomdale, eight miles west of
here.
Findlay. The Holgate Grain &
Supply company has been organ
lied by dozen farmers, with capital
stock of $4,000. There will be issued
600 shares at S25 each.
Steubenville. - In a quarrel over
chioporal, was shot by Mike
Fabione, who escaped. The wounded
man was shot in the stomach and will
die.
Conneaut. - Miles Vernon, twen-
ty, who was robbed, beaten and
thrown from train by four men is in
a hospital seriously injured. Four
men are held by the police of Erie,
Pa, charged with the assault.
Mansfield. Benjamin E. Miller
seventy-three, farmer, was trampled to
death by runaway horse that he tried
to stop near his home. Miller lay
dead for several hours with his pet
dog guarding his body before he was
found.
Toledo. - Careless handling of
matches by tramps, who broke
into the Hugh H. Diggs hay and
straw transfer houses here caused
the burning of two buildings, 125 car
loads of hay and loss of $4,000. A
barefooted and roughly dressed man
fho hni ia frerp
led to the discovery of the fire.
Sandusky - Willis A. Post, forty
eight, owner and manager of the
w. A. Post hoop works and lumber
man, died from the effects of an ap-
parently insignificant injury sustained
when he was struck across his abdo-
men by small piece of scantling
hurled by Il circular saw.
Death, according to Coroner Knoble,
was due to an internal hemorrhage.
Post, though felled by the scantling,
insisted he was not seriously hurt.
Gas Tank Explodes, Man Hurt.
Kent. = BY explosion of the gas
tank on his automobile here Alex
ander Vair, So, lost his right eye
and suffered serious head and body in.
juries. He was overhauling his car
preparatory to leaving for hunting
trip in the Adirondacks. The explo.
sion shook homer and business blocks
and wrecked his machine. He was
rushed to an Akron specialist and is
in serious condition.
Fremont Three men in an
automobile drove into the village
of Vickery, this county, early Sunday
office, located in Herman Lindey's
general store, and the Wolfe G. Jones
elevator, and escaped with SIS in cash
a lot of stamps and valuable papers
Bloodhounds brought to the village
from Sandusky were useless. En-
route to Vickery the men broke into
the Albert Miller blacksmith shop al
Erlin and stole a lot of tools.
Marion.-Mayor Claude d. Walters
struck upon a Qovel method for pun
ishing E. d. Brant, 80, charged with
stealing eggs.
Instead of giving the prisoner 6
workhouse sentence, the mayor or
dered Brant locked up in the city
! prison and to be given nothing to ea
but eggs. He was arrested last Tues
day and held until Sunday, when hi
was released so thoroughly sick O
eggs that he says they will be NJ
temptation in the future.
Akron. = Shot in the back b,
Charles w. 10y, deputy game war
den, Walter Slough, Barberton, lies a
/ his home in serious condition.
Slough was hunting in the wood.
two miles north of Barberton, wher
Deputy Game Warden Ernest Allwint
and his assistant, 10y, appeared. The!
say they called to the hunter asking
him to produce his license. Slougt
ran and 10y pulled out a revolver ant
shot, as he says, to scare the man
The bullet struck Slough between tn,
shoulderblades. Slough has hunter,
license.
greeted her son here Saturda
with tears of joy over what sh,
Chillicothe, o., Oct. 20.-An aget
mother greeted her son here Satur
day with tears Of joy over what she
thought was his return from tn,
west" wholly ignorant that he ha.
been prisoner in the Ohio peniten
tiary for the past two years. She Is
Mrs. Mary Gartner aged SO.
! In January, 1911, her son, Nolan L
Gartner, was sentenced to six years
in the penitentiary for making false
/ entries in books of the Kingston bank
which failed. Fearing knowledge o.
his sentence would cause the aget
woman's death, relatives concealed Il
from her. Her son told her he was
going west to work for an insurance
company, and she helped him pack hii
! trunk for the long journey. Regularly
he has written her from the west"
Cambridge.-With a bullet through
his heart, 4. the body of Clarenc'
Bell, twenty, who came here from
Cleveland some time ago, was foun(