Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-09-12
Buckeye Notes
(Western Newspaper Union, Special
News Service.)

trelSnt car ana injured so badly he
died an hour later. His body was
badly mangled.
Columbus-Two unknown high
waymen set n new standard
of crime in Columbus, when they
not only stole $40 Theodore Coco an
Italian, had upon his person, but
forced him to go to the Ohhio National
bank and draw out $65 which they
also stole.
Caldwell-Sebastina Chaefer 80
years of age, the oldest German resi-
dent of Noble county, was killed in
stantly by a heavy barn door falling
upon him at his home at Harriets-
vile. He was working near thresh-
ing machine.
Findlay.-Harmon, years old,
son of Francis Biebler, was killed in
stantly when he fell from load of
sand, the wagon passing over him,
and crushing his skull and jawbone.
T. ]. Murphy, section hand on rail.
road here, was run down by freight
car and killed instantly. He was
scalped and one leg was severed.
Columbus.-Two of the ten strik-
ers of the Phillips Sheet and Tin
Plate Co. Of Steubenville, who were
tried here before Judge Safer of the
United States court on charges of
contempt, were given Jail sentences
and a fine at the conclusion of the
trial. Five of the men were released.
andusky.-Sandusky on Septem-
ber began the celebration of Perry
victory over the British under Com
modore Barclay, off Put-in-Bay, 100
years ago.
In the morning citizens were up
bright and early to catch a first
glimpse of the reconstructed Perry
flagship, Niagara, the entrance of
which into Sandusky bay marked the
which into Sandusky bay marked the
formal beginning of what promises to
be the biggest week in the city's his
tory.
Columbus. - The Rev George w.
Miesse, Go, for nearly 45 years a
minister in the Evangelical church in
Ohio, was found unconscious in the
bathroom at his home here and died
within few minutes without regain
| ing consciousness. Death is believed
to have been due to heart trouble.
! Steubenville. - Peter Johavic was
burned to death and Mike Tu-
laska and Andrew Ola were seri-
ously burned when gas exploded in
the blast furnace department of the
Carnegie Steel mill at Mingo.
Painesville = Thieves entered the
Lake Shore, Nickel Plate and c.,
or h
! tanned $40 from the latter. The police
chased the thieves but were unable
/ 10 capture them.
Newark. A hasty marriage at
Somerset on Wednesday night,
followed by the sudden death of the
bridegroom, T. c. Wilson, Thursday,
ended romance and the happiness of
Miss Nellie Sheridan, daughter Of
the late Gen. Phil Sheridan.
Miss Sheridan was postmistress at
Somerset for 20 years and she for
warded her resignation to Washing
ton Monday. The ceremony was per-
formed Wednesday night and the
the couple expected to leave Thursday
for Florida for the benefit of Mr.. Will
sons health. His death from Bright's
disease occurred fve hours later
Massillon. = Elmer Snyder was Sc
verely injured and ]. Friend and
Charles Hte, fellow workmen on
the new Washington high school
building under construction at
Mill and Oak-sts, were slightly hurt
when section of the third floor, upon
which they were working, gave way,
|
floor below
Columbus. - Fire destroyed the
plant of the Buckeye Window
Glass Co. The loss is placed at
$15O,O00. Little insurance was car.
ried. The fire started from a spark
from a passing locomotive and before
he fire department reached it, two
niles northeast of Columbus, the blaze
oad enveloped the main structure and
.everal other buildings.
Lisbon. - This town will celebrate
it's 10th anniversary with a pub.
lie fete Sept. lib. The town has
many distinguished memories, being
the birthplace of the late Senator Han
! ma and of the fighting McCooks.
President McKinleys father operated
an iron furnace here, the first one
west of the Alleghenies.
Lima. - After saving the life o.
John Williams, aged 80, a stranger
whom he rescued from a perilous po
sition on the cliff of a stone quarry
Patrolman Mike Sullivan locked vii
liams in tho city prison on the charge
of drunkenness. Hundreds of people
stood by Mortified as Williams fel
through a barbed wire fence tha
: guarded the cliff and rolled out upoI
the brink of the precipice. His trous
ers caught in the wire, however, ant
, ho hung head downward. The Officer
rescued him by lassoing him with 4;
rope.
Columbus Governor Cox welcomed
to Columbus and the state fail
Sunday night the prize corn grow