The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-06-13
WESTERN.

ed to the ground.
shot by A. E. Walker, his sweetheart:
| father.
Storm wrecked a circus tent at Zanes
vile. Ohio, killing one person and injur
ing many.
A severe storm raging in western Kan.
sas turned into hail in Saline County, and
damage to wheat is feared.
Gov. Heber NJ. Wells of Utah and Miss
Emily Katz were married at the home
OF the brides parents in Salt Lake City.
Prof. HERON has been found guilty by
Congregational council at Grinnell. Iowa,
and deposed from ministry and expelled
from church.
The Portland mine strike at Colorado
Springs has been settled, both sides max
ing concessions. and nearly 1000 men
will be put to work.
Edward Forshay, an actor, murdered
Edna May Stokes, an actress, at the Yer
non Hotel in Chicago and was caught by
a crowd while trying to escape.
Mahaliee Smith, a white-haired woman,
20 years old, was fined 81 900 in the Fed
eral Court at Kansas City for making
false affidavit to pension papers.
William Zimmerman, employed at
Charles Bardwell's farm south Of Cleve-
land, was dragged behind two runaway
horses foA.a. mile and is still alive.
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den sheep outfit Of Lost Cabin, was shot
down by a party Of Arapahoe Indians
fifty miles northeast of Fort Washakie,
Wyo.
The young man who committed suicide
in the Lindell Hotel. st. Louis. recently,
has been identified as Logan Cummings.
son Of prominent resident of Memphis,
Tenn.
Mrs. Lawrence. daughter Of George s.
Park, the founder of Park College at
Parkville. No.. has given $24, 700 to the
college to be used at the discretion of the
trustees.
James Stacey, an engineer. aged 81,
who lived ten miles east Of Macon, Mo-.
In a fit Of mental alteration killed his
wife and daughter, aged Is, and then
shot himself to death.
A disastrous grain FIRE has been raging
III LIE VI luC AVOluliiS uUOut clSu-
teen miles southwest Of Los Banos, Cal.
The flames destroyed 10000 acres Of
grain and feed.
Alfred W. Bentley, a deserter from
Fort Washington, Is under arrest in
Cleveland. Bentley gives rs reason for
his desertion that he loved his wife more
than his country.
At Wichita, Kan, Mrs. John O'Brien
committed suicide by taking an ounce Of
carbolic acid. Just before her death she
gave Jealousy As the cause. She was
about SO years old.
Mariana Quintana, the 10-year-old son
of Reyes Quintana, at San Geronimo, n.
NJ, shot and killed his 5-year-old sister
because she did not have his dinner ready
for him when he wanted it.
A magazine at the Mare Island navy
yard containing twenty tons Of smokeless
powder became ignited by chemical ac-
ton. the gas and smoke forcing the top
off. The powder then slowly burned.
The 7-year-old son of Philipot Cowen,
living near Ashland, Ohio, procured his
fathers loaded double-barreled shotgun,
laid 1t across the kitchen stove and dis
charged it, killing his 3-year-old sister.
The labor unions in joint session at
Dayton, Ohio, voted to accept the terms
National Cash Register Company in set
tlement of the labor troubles at that fac
tory.
Reports from all parts Of Kansas indi-
cate that the wheat crop is in an un-
favorable condition. The extremely dry
weather in most parts Of the State has
caused the wheat to head out before it
has obtained its growth.
Mrs. Ernest Able Of Bellefontaine. o.,
having n premonition Of an accident
awoke from a nap just in time to see her
9-year-old daughter fall from the porch
roof upon an iron fence, impaling her
body upon a picket and causing instant
death.
The threatened tie-up of the Terre
Haute, Ind, street railway system wss
nverted at the last moment. The COM
pany agreed to pay the Brazil fremen the
same as the Terre Haute fremen and
agreed to reinstate the firemen without
prejudice.
A tornado struck Prentice, Wis, the
other night. The wind tore up fences
and telegraph poles and destroyed the
Swedish church and tore out the front Of
8. w. Persons store. Many dwellings
were damaged and the property loss will
he very heavy.
The contest over the Fair estate in San
Francisco, valued at 1900, 600, is prac-
tically settled. Now comes the payment
of the lawyers. The attorneys are pat
ting In their claims, and from present in
dications over 81 100000 will be required
70 settle their accounts.
Andrew Taper, a bartender, murdered
Miss Rosa Mix at Carver. MIMI. in cold
blood, cutting her throat. She was 20
years old and lived at Montgomery.
Both were employed in hotel. Taper
attempted to drown himself, but was
caught and placed in Jail.
At Dayton. Ohio. Judge Kumler of the
Common Pleas Court has decided the
injunction suit brought by the
Dayton Manufacturing Company against