Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-01-24
Buckeye Notes


the sugar house belonging to e. ].
Robbins in Newbury Nov. 10, was
found guilty. Fulton's attorney moved
for a new trial and Fulton was re-
leased on bond. The jury assessed
the value OF the sugar house at $40,
which saves the aged man from a pen.
itentiary sentence.
Canton. - Fourteen charges were
made by Mayor Schilling ,against
Chief of Police H. w. Smith,
whom the mayor suspended some
time ago, in a petition filed with the
civil service board, before which the
chief soon will be tried.
Nelsonville.-Jacob Katzenbach, SO,
wealthy farmer, committed suicide by
drowning in the Hooking river. Ill
health is thought to have been the
reason.
Columbus. - ITO pray Thy King.
dom Come means that we want
to 60 into partnership with God
in saving the world" declared Rev.
Billy Sunday in one of three sermons,
all attended by thousands from Colum-
bus and other Ohio cities. Fully 500
persons chit the sawdust trail" and
clasped hands with the minister in
answer to the call 60. come forward
and acknowledge Christ.
Norwalk. Edward Nagle, an
employe of the Meister piano fac.
tory at Monroeville, was stunned
by bolt of lightning while at
work by an open window in a
thunder storm. Nagle was rendered
unconscious and it took nearly an
hour to revive him.
Xenia. Four Cleveland detec-
tives. three preachers, half dozen
| mary here and the marshal of
Cedarville raided two crap games in
the Atlas hotel and arrested 1S men.
| Columbus. - In his monthly re-
port, Secretary A. P. Sandles Of
the state board of agriculture an.
nounced the condition of growing
wheat to be 80 per cent and the con.
dition of corn in crib 100 per cent
According to the report, II per cent
of last years corn crop remains un.
husked, and the condition of such corn
is 9S per cent. The report also states
that n per cent of last years corn
crop will be fed upon the farm.
Columbus. = The supreme court
gave James B. Robertson, Youngs
town, verdict of $4,000 against
the Youngstown Sheet C Tubs Co..
for the loss of a leg in an acct.
dent eight years ago.
Youngstown. = While Bonita Van
nucci was in his cellar after coal
shots at him through the cellar
window. One bullet lodged in his
right chest and will cause death.
The victim is 35.
Cincinnati. - Mrs. Horace Kamp
was held up by two masked men
in the hallway of her home. While
one held her the other chloro-
formed her. Then he forced open her
mouth and stole her set of false teeth.
Columbus.-Thompson B. Helea OF
New Philadelphia has sent Gov. Cox
his resignation as common pleas
judge.
Steubenville. Daniel McDevitt,
fifty, a huckster, was held up on
a lonely country road by masked
man and was struck over the
head with a blackjack. The robber
got nine cents, all McDevitt had. Nc
Devitt's skull is fractured.
Zanesville.-Rachel Bell, 101, the
Oldest resident of Muskingum county
is dead at her home in Adamsville.
Chardon. Mrs. Mary Louise
Sherille, who was a friend of Pres
ident Johnson and frequent guest
at the executive mansion during
his administration, died at the home
of Mrs. Mary Miller, aged Sc. She
was native of Northampton, Mass
Chardon. George A. Brecken
ridge, civil war veteran and Get
tysburg hero, has just been buried
in the North Chardon cemetery in the
shirt he wore at his wedding, As years
ago, which he had carefully preserved
for that purpose.
Columbus. = William ]. Hiler Of
GAINESVILLE, who has been book
keeper in the state treasury, has
been promoted to the berth of cashier
which increases his salary from 81,
800 to S9,400 year.
Middletown. - William Long, aget
3S, is alleged to have shot his wife
Anna, aged 35, and then maie a vair
attempt to commit suicide following 6
family quarrel Mrs. Long lived only
few hours. Long is being sought
by the police.
Columbus. T. G. Jenkins o.
| Columbus has been appointed as
sistant superintendent of the Mans
field reformatory to succeed Capt. r
U. Hastings, who resigned to become
superintendent of the Boys Industria
school at Lancaster.
Bellefontaine.--While driving in ;
buggy across the Big Four railroad
tracks at Rushsylvania, Shephert
Paynter, farmer, was struck by {
passenger train and received fatal in
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