The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-09-26
Buckeye NeNa Brief.

have been closed on account of an epidemi,
of scarlet fever.
Ross Weight, aged 9, while hunting
opposite Toronto, was accidentally shO
and killed by a companion.
John WethersOn, farmer, living neal
Steubenyille, died from injuries sustained
when he was run down by passenger
| train at YOrkyille.
Ed Meyers, a vagrant, aged 81, wa!
found dead in the barn of James Ridge. +,
farmer near Ottawa. Heart trouble is as.
signed as the cause.
Samuel Wright, coal miner, OF HOlli.
days Cove, was fatally wounded by thu
accidental discharge Of a target rifle, car
ried bya companion.
Attorney General Sheets has decided
that only subdivisions, which levy take:
can use voting machines i'm reply to an in.
Quiry from Newark.
Charles Peterson and son were struck
by Wheeling and Lake Erie passenger
train near Limestone. Peterson was
killed and his sOR fatally hurt.
Joseph SimOns, aged IS, a veteran Of the
Civil War, was instantly killed by falling
from the Monroe street bridge at Zanes-
vine. on some jagged rocks below.
A striking steel worker, supposed to be
Andrew Ludmilla. of Homestead, Penn,
was instantly killed at Pleasantville, while
trying to board a moving freight train.
Charles Eitine, aged Is. attempted to
board Baltimore and Ohio freight train
near North Baltimore. fell under the
wheels and his body was severed in twain
John Holmes. in Jail at Lancaster. OH
the charge Of assaulting the l6-year old
daughter Of f. T. Horn, tried to commit
suicide by taking poison. He will recover
Mrs. J. o. lnskeep, aged %, residing
near West Mansfield, committed suicide
by cutting her throat with her husbands
razor. She had been in i'll health for some
time.
A broken fange caused the derailment
of an eastbound freight train on the Pitts.
burg, Painesville and FairpOrt Railway
near West Pennington. Fourteen ore cars
were demolished.
A section of reserved seats at an annua;
show collapsed at Bowling Green, precipi.
tating 400 people to the ground. A num-
Der of women and children were injured
but none seriously.
Mrs. Ulysses Drake Of Portsmouth, will.
lose her eyesight as the result of the ex-
plOSiOn Of a can of tomatoes. The flesh on
her face was literally cooked by the hot
contents of the can.
Vernie Clark, % of StreetbOro, was
found dead in bed at Kent. She went to
Kent and bought clothes for her wedding
to Clayton Eldridge in few days. Heart
disease was the cause.
The Toledo Electric Railway and Light
COmpany-the Everett Moore syndicate
announces an increase in the wages Of all
men who have been in the cOmpany's en-
ploy over two years.
T. F. Hart, one of the Vice Presidents OF
the American Window Glass Trust, an.
nOunces that the mills of the combine will
generally resume November l. A few viii:
go into blast October Is.
The nude body of strange man, abou:
IS, was found in a cornfield near Lancas.
ter, with the face crushed in. Foul play
is suspected. A suit of clothes was found
near the spot week ago, also bottle oi
poison.
George S. Grammes, charged with arson.
that, September 2, he started
fire at the general store of c. f. Cunning,
at Beidler, for the purpose of fastening the
crime on a man against whom he had q
grievance.
Earnest Spaulding, aged l2, Of Paines-
vile, has been arrested on the charge OF
to wreck Nickel Plate pas
senger train last week. The boy made .
second attempt later and was discovered
in the act.
Viola Hurt, beautiful woman who
came to Toledo not long ago from Alabama
walked to the edge of the Erie street
bridge. and, in plain sight OF policeman
said: Good bye. everybody" and leaped
into the water and drowned.
The Attorney General holds that the
election in November of a successor to the
Surveyor of Wood County, who died re-
Gently Of self-inficted wounds, will be foI
the full instead of merely the unexpirec
erm, since the tenure of the Office Is not
fixed.
The dead body of Christian Schuster |
whose home was on Champlan Street,
Toledo, was found in the rear of a resort |
with knife prOtruding from his breast |
The body was rigid. and the right hand |
clasped the handle of the dagger. Whether
ne committed suicide or was murdered is |
, problem that is agitating the police.
Abraham Huff. well-knOwn resident |
r. uopry -, |
lbOut the upper story of the home OF |
Daniel BigfOrd, Toledo, where he was vis-
ting, when he stumbled at the head Of a |
light of stairs and fell to the bottom,
his neck and causing instant
leath. He leaves wife and five children.
The 1S-mOnths- Old-child of Theodore
north of Ottawa, was drowned
n ten-gallOn jar containing eight inches
VI water. In its efforts to regain cup
which it had dropped into the water the
'hild tOppled headfOremOst into the jar.
The mother saw the little ones feet pro-
ruding from the top of the jar but when
he reached its side it was dead.
John Lowell Of Griggs Corners, Ashta-
'ula County, was wounded in the fore
lead thirty y-seven years ago in the Civil
Var by musket ball. Physicians and
urgeOns have never been able to find the
'all, and have declared repeatedly that
.ovell was imagining the bullet was still
n the wound. The other day he located
ard lump in the scalp and took razor
nd cut the place open. He found the
ullet and extracted it. He has never been
BILE to secure pension such as his dis
bilities warrant, owing to the fact that
o examining surgeon would believe the
pen wound was caused by bullet.
David BatdOrf of Dayton, died as the
esult of the lOdgment of a pigtail bone in
is bronchial tube. He ate sour kraut and
igtail several months ago and a bone
lstened itself in his windpipe. A few
ays before his death he felt pain in his
lnss and complained to a physician. Ex-
minaVon showed an abcess Of the lungs.
While several farmers near Jelloway
ere discussing the assassination of Pres
lent Mckinley, Elmer Daniels, a farm