The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-08-23
WESTERN.

70 commemorate settlement of the Pa
chic Northwest.
An epidemic or smallpox is reported
among the Turtle mountain Indians In
North Dakota.
Prof. lrven Lewiston Of Omaha has
been elected superintendent Of the St.
Paul city schools.
Ex-United States Senator John James
Ingalls, died at East Las Vegas, n. NJ,
OF an affection OF the throat.
L. Romans, a candidate for political
office in Missouri. committed suicide be-
cause Of attacks by his opponents.
The Palmer Steel and Iron Company
Of Chicago having signed the amalga-
mated scale. its 400 employees at Muncie,
Ind, resumed work.
Samuel l. Amedon, n prominent Young
society man, was instantly killed by u
pitched ball while ut bat in a local game
in Ashtabula, Ohio.
Miss Benedette Brady OF st. Louis,
bed of 5000 worth OF diamonds ON the
train near Paris. Texas.
At Poplar Bluff. Mo-, John Griscom,
his wife and two children died from poi
sOning, the result Of eating ice cream
favored with a crude extract.
Two passenger trains met in headend
collision on the Grand iiapids and In
diana Railroad at PiersOn, Mich, in q
fog. Nine persons were killed.
The Bank Of Kingisher, Oklahoma,
has been closed. Assets are SOL 900, and
lt.h nnA
$4,000 by the county treasurer.
George NJ. Street, chairman Of the
Democratic Central Committee Of Pu-
laski County, Arkansas, committed sui
eide by drowning in the Mississippi Riv-
er at st. Louis.
A head-end COLI sion occurred on the
Rio Grande railroad at Monument, COL,
resulting in the death Of two per-
sons and the injury Of several Others
The air brakes refused to work.
Henry ]. O'Neill. ''thc barley king"
filed petition in bankruptcy in the Unit
ed States District Court in Chicago. His
while his assets are only 5000.
Fire destroyed the clothing fac.ory of
X. B. Olson & Co., ia Elk Grove ave-
nue., Chicago, entailing loss Of about
100000. Nothing was left standing but
the fragments of the four brick walls.
A pitched battle occurred near Graham,
New Mexico. between posse under
Deputy Sheriff W. X. Foster and two
bandits, who robbed a store in Graham
in broad daylight. One Of the robbers was
killed.
Asa Packer Wilber, one of the heirs to
the $4,000. 600 estate left by Asa Pack
er, the Pennsylvania Railroad king and
coal baron. has died in poverty in San
Francisco and was buried in pauper's
grave.
!. Fire damaged the building occupied by
the st. Louis Manufacturing Company
and the Laidig Manufacturing Com
pany, manufacturers of Office furniture
and fixtures in st. Louis. The total loss
is 5000.
A terrible crime was committed at
jamestown, Ohio, when A. G. BingamOn
killed his wife and his sOn-in-law, James
Bradley, and then committed suicide.
The tragedy was the result Of family
troubles.
In Toledo, Ohio. Thomas Rosenberg.
"niie enSaseu III u game VI uicr' quui
relied with Charles Pfeifer, who struck
him a terrible blow on the point OF the
chin. Rosenberg never regained con-
sciousness.
Frank Craig and Joseph PhilpOt, |
wealthy stocknen OF NOdaway, Mo-. !
who had made large sale of cat
tie in st. Joseph. were held up near home i
by two men. They resisted and both |
were fatally shot.
Five men have been arrested by the |
st. Louis police in connection with the |
use Of dynamite on the cars and property |
Of the Transit Company. Maurice Bren-
nan and F. +. Northway, two Of the |
SUSPECTS. confessed