The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-07
EASTERN.

Fire al Baldwinsville, \. Y, destroy
ed the principal business block, causin;
$4,000 loss.
George u. Middleton was electrocntet
at Clinton prison, Dannemore, n y. fo
the murder of his wife.
William Tierney, an Adirondack guide
who. with his companion, George Jack
son, disappeared month ago. has beef
found dead in Saranac lake. y. \.
Edwin Foy. the comedian. who lives a
lo4th street and Bradhurst avenue. New
York, filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. with liabilities of $1,000 and as
sets of Sl50
Willard &. Van Derlip, a prominent
Boston lawyer. arrested for the larceny
OF bonds valued at $1,000. has admitted
dissipating 100000 estate of which he
had the care
Representative BabcOck of Wisconsin
has purchased the property at the north
west corner of North Capitol and II
streets in Washington for the considera-
ton of $4,000.
While Benjamin Saurwine, living near
Saegerville. Pa, was digging postholes
for fence he discovered partly de-
cayed box filed with cash, both paper
and coin, amounting to SS,4OO.
One person was killed and between
forty and fifty were injured. some fatally
in riot at Shenandoah. Pa. Those hurt
include five officers. Forty or more of
the rioters, nearly all foreigners, were
wounded.
The explosion of a gasoline engine at
the mines of Jacob Shire. an individual
operator at Short Mountain, Pa, wreck
ed the power house and destroyed the
breaker and storage house. The loss will
amount TO thousands of dollars, partially
insured.
The American steam yacht Cherokee
arrived at New York from Greenock.
Scotland. after a fine run of eleven days.
The Cherokee was owned by William
Clark, the thread manufacturer. who
died abroad. His body was brought on
the Cherokee.
Six fremen injured, two eight-story
buildings almost completely destroyed. 4
number of Others slightly damaged and
a property loss estimated at $3iS.500. is
the result of a fire on Liberty street,
i'tspusS =. WHICH rdseu HerSeis loi seven
hours. The insurance is 100000.
News reached Pennington. Me-, that
three persons were drowned in Kenne-
bago stream near Mooselookmeg1ntic
Lake. A party of two men and two
women Went TO Indian Rock in boat
for mail. Only one man returned, and
he was in such mental condition that he
could tell no details.
An unattached train of fourteen freight
cars on the Reading Railway broke loose
At Prospect street in Trenton, \. j., and
after running about half mile, crashed
into the rear end of the compauy's sta
tion. Three of the cars were heaped up
inside the station, and the building is so
badly damaged that much of it will need
10 be rebuilt.
a terrific thunder and lightning storm,
with heavy rain, visited the vicinity of
Pittsburg, Pa, the other evening, caus-
ing three deaths and much property dam
age. In Hazelwood the Presbyterian
Church was struck by lightning and the
steeple thrown over, but no one was in
jured. At Hays Station, Streets run
overfowed its banks and flooded the vii
lage. Quite number of residents had to
flee for their lives. so quickly did the rise
in the creek come. Twenty-Five build
ings. residences and stables We're struck
by lightning in the district during the
twenty-five minutes the storm prevailed.