Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-08-10
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PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

"A. IL vi NeHIuCkY WIFI De IN
charge of Republican western head
quarters at Chicago.
Death has claimed Daniel Bliss
New York, founder of the Protestant
college at Beirut, Syria.
An unknown man was blown to
pieces in a crowded park at Kansas
City when dynamite ne had In his
coat pocket exploded.
John p. d. John, seventy-three, for
mer president of DePauw university,
Greencastle, Ind. is dead
American Ambassador Sharp at
Paris plans to return to the United
States for short vacation.
Drink checks and hotel register
got a divorce for Mrs. Arthur Robin
son. wife of a wealthy New York
broker.
Mistaking his wife for burglar,
Earl Patrick shot her in the neck at
their home in Indianapolis. The wound
is serious one.
George Considine, for many years
prominent in sporting and theatrical
affairs died at New York after an
operation for mastoiditis.
Indianapolis police dragged Fall
creek for the body of Harlan Fiscus,
ten, when they found his clothes on
the bank, but Harlan was home. safe
IN bed. The boy sneaked home
through an alley when he found his
clothing had disappeared.
Yeggmen blew the safe in the office
| of the Foundation company, construct
ing the power plant of the American
Gas and Electric company at Beach
Bottom, six miles above Wheeling, w.
Va, and escaped with S2,70O.
DR.. F. B. Hill, tnirty-fve, of Marlin
ton, KY, dental surgeon, ended his
life by shooting.
DR.. G. II. Sheen of Columbus, his
wife and his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Sheen, were injured
when their automobile was ditohed
near Napoleon. o.
Henry Hartwcll ffty-two, a fish
| dealer of Columbus. Ind, who weighs
325 pounds. packed his feet in ice to
cool himself off. He went to sleep
| and when ne awoke his feet were
| frozen.
William Freeman, farmer was shot
and instantly killed at Paris, KY, by
his brother. Wallace Freeman. 1t was
| alleged by Freeman after his arrest
that his brother had slapped one OF
mis- tWallace's) children and fight
| followed.
| Officers of the National Woman
party, as part of their pre-conference
campaign, sent a telegram from Col.
orado Springs to President Wilson
urging his assistance in behalf OF uni
versal suffrage.
Showers over Wisconsin. Iowa. Min.
nesota and North Dakota broke the
severe drought
| Vance Mccormick Democratic ma
tional chairman, announced that Pres
ident Wilson's notification ceremonies
at Shadow Lawn, Long Branch, y. j.,
| possibly would be held Sept. ..
Treaty between Denmark and the
United States for the purchase of the
Danish West Indies for S25.00O 900
was signed in New York by Secretary
of State Lansing and Minister Bruu
Father LOWS Theisseling. a Hol.
lander. has been elected head OF the
Dominicans.
An alleged arson ring" which. au-
tnorities say, has been responsible for
six grocery fires in Muncie. Ind, and
surrounding cities. came to light in
the arrest Of woman and three men.
At Erie, Pa, Joseph Ferrito, editor
of All Italian newspaper, was shot and
| fa q l1Nr uvOnnHpI h,ra
Assailant escaped.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, widow Of
the late British statesman, and the
Rev. William Hartley Carnegie, rector
of st. Margaret's and Canon of West
minister, were married at Westmin.
ster abbey, London.
Justice Tompkins mas decided at
Nyack n. Y, that hurling balls at iml-
tation cats. rolling balls into num-
bered holes and ringing canes are MT
games of chance, but of skill Deci-
sion affects all county fairs.
Longer skirts and coats, minus the
big nip. are the main features in a dis.
play OF new fall styles for women In
Paris.
Joseph Taylor Elliott, seventy-one
vice president of large bond broker
age firm at indianapolis, is dead. He
was survivor of the steamer Sultana
disaster in 1865.
Oklahoma voters defeated the pro.
posed literary test amendment to the
state constitution,
An epidemic among bees, akin to
creeping paralysis, has beelf discov'
cred in Wood county O., and in some
parts of southern Ohio,
A camel, presented to the city Of
Toledo by the Barnum & Bailey cir
Gus died half hour after having been
given a bottle of beer to drink.
Charles Jewett, fifty.two, well-to-do
farmer, committed suicide by hanging
in a new farm home he had Just pur
chased near Magnetic Springs, o.
Walter Brown, thirty-five. musical
instructor, and Carl d. Daubert, TWEEN