The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-22
WESTERN.

| ten men.
Mrs. Carrie Nation smashed liquor
bottle in a smoking ear on u train near
Columbus. Ohio.
Peter Nelson Oague, a farm hand near
DeadwoOd. has inherited S11, 100000 for
tune in Denmark.
Wealthy John Tobiano, Of Cincinnati.
lost his wife by divorce, then welded his
former stepdaughter.
The State Labor Commissioner of Wis
consin will seek to prevent child actors
from appearing in ''SaphO."
A bolt of lightning struck n coffin dur
ing funeral ut Hanston. Kan, and re-
vived an apparently dead child.
The yacht Invader won the third race
in the Canada Cup series, the Cadillac
being disqualified for fOuljns at the
start.
The Illinois State Board Of Agriculture
figures show less than half a corn crop
for the State. The report is discourage
ing one.
Eight families in craft of their own
make started for Alabama by way of the
Chicago Drainage Canal to begin colony
on Fish River.
The station agent and telegraph opera
tor at Otho, Iowa, was made insane by
a mistake in giving train orders which
caused collision.
Harvey Scott. of Faribault. Mimi. will
ed that his fortune of $4,000 be burned
because he could not find a charity
worthy of the gift.
State Dairy Commissioner Monsoa of
Colorado has offered to introduce tuber-
culosis germs into his body to test Koch's
consumption theory.
Michael Davitt in a speech ut Chicago
pleaded the cause OF Ireland. Emigra-
tion. he said, is the greatest economic
drain on the island.
DIR. J. NJ. Smyser, former secretary of
the Illinois Board OF Dental Examiners.
was arrested charged with forgery and
issuing forged diplomas.
Anna Fotsch accused Dowieites of
ejecting her from Zion after they got
$500. her life's savings. The grand jury
is 10 investigate the charges.
DIR. A. F. Conroy, of Chicago. who join
ed a Boer hospital force, claims x35, COO
lTOIu ETllisu government IOr losses III
Cured in the Transvaal war.
Louise, the year-and-a- -half-old daugh-
ter of George Schmidt, residing near Ar
cadia. Wis. was drowned in large can
of milk while at play in her fathers
milkhouse.
Arch Rock, in San Francisco Bay. was
blown up by thirty tons of nitrogelatin.
Rocks and debris We're hurled 1000 feet
in the air by the explosion and many
fish were killed.
The State Dairy Commissioner of Col
orado has offered to sacrifice his life il
necessary to prove or disprove the cor
rectness of DIR. Koch's theory about ami
NAL tuberculosis.
John Winters. who robbed the Selby
smelter in California. stole in order 10
get money to build an air ship. He will
receive a reward for returning the gold
and may escape punishment.
The George II. Phillips Company, of
Chicago, has been placed in the hands
Of receiver at the request of Mr.. Phil
lips to head off scheme of creditors TO
have the concern declared bankrupt.
President Shaffer says the South Chi
cago. Milwaukee and Joliet men who re-
fused to strike will lose their lodge char
tiers and be expelled from ehe Amalga
mated Association if they do not rescind
their action.
Joliet employees Of the Illinois Steel
Company, after a stormy meeting of six
hours, decided to strike. Six thousand
men are affected by this d<:ision. The
strike forces the closing OF the American
lteel and wire plant.
Suit has been filed in the Indiana Su
preme Court against members of the al
legged insanity trust" asking in behalf of
John Morse, better known as John Rodo,
the victim of the trust, judgment for
$4,000 damages and costs.
Masked robbers held up Katy
train at a lonely spot in Indian Territory.
wrec.ed the express car. rified safes and
mail pouches and robbed all passengers.
Seven arrests We're made within a few
hours after the crime and part OF the
booty recovered.
At st. Paul rapidly winding rope,
taut as weight OF several tons could
make it, drew Emil Herman, coal
beaver, onto the iron spool of windlass
on the dredge boat at the levee filling.
Hermann screamed twice before the
bloody work of the rope was completed.
At Lawton. o. T.. the ban on saloons
was lifted Monday morning, and before
o'clock sixty-two were operating. While
the country was an Indian reservation,
even the introduction Of liquor was pro
hibited, and after the opening, saloons
were barred for j few days merely as a
precaution.
Speaking OF the accusation that he de-
cidcd the Minnie Healy mine case in
Montana in favor of Augustus Heinze
because of the hold upon him Of Mrs.
Ada Bracket. Judge +. ii. Harvey said
that he was offered bribe of S23O.OUO
by the opposition to IIeinze and was
threatened with ruin il he did not grant
new trial. He says he decided the case
strictly on its merits.
Counterfeit railway tickets aggregatlnS
100000 in value We're seized by the police
of ST. Louis and two ticket brokers Were
arrested Oh the charge of being the prin-
cipals in huge swindlins scheme. The
counterfeit transportation material, ac-
cording 10 the police. was found in their
offices. The roads chiefly affected by the
alleged plot to swindlc are the Missouri
Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio and the st.
Iouis and San Francisco