The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-06-26
WESTERN.

Newport. Ore.
John II. Mickey of Osceola was named
| for Governor by the Nebraska Republi
| can convention.
| Two street cars collided near the Ca
sino. Toledo. Ohio. and seven people wer,
| injured, none fatally.
Miss Mabel Hanna, eldest daughter OF
Senator NJ. A. Hanna, married Harry A.
Parsons. her fathers private secretary.
President Bashford of Ohio Wesleyan
University denied the report that he had
been called to the presidency of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Otto Jaehkel, wanted in Buenos Ayres
for alleged 100000 theft. went fishing at
Trevor. Wis. with strangers who proved
10 be detectives: he will be extrajited.
Charles Frederick Haviland of New
York. American representative of the
great French china manufacturing house.
died AT the Oakes home in Denver, Colo.
Engineer Keller of Slater was killed
and eleven persons were slightly injured
through the derailment of a Chicago and
Alton local passenger train near Mexico,
Mo.
Booth darlington, author, and Miss
Laurel Louisa Fletcher were married at
the Fletcher home in Indianapolis. Only
members of the two families were pres
ent.
Herman 4. Tubbs, 4 well-known Cap
italist of San Francisco and member of
Tubbs Cordage Company, was killed near
lis home at Sausalito, Cal. in a run
away.
Projectors of Iroquois Theater have
closed a lease for site at Randolph and
Dearborn streets, Chicago, and will ex-
pend S350,OOO on playhouse and office
building.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago was over
thrown by John p. Hopkins in The Illi-
nois Democratic convention in a test of
strength. Bryan and free silver were
not mentioned.
William w. Keyser, judge of the Dis
trict Court at Omaha, resigned 10 accept
a chair in the St. Louis law school.
Judge keyser was u graduate of the
school in 1883.
c. c. Norbeck, the Minneapolis detec-
tive on trial for receiving bribe, is miss
ing. and his bail has been declared for
feited. There is reason TO believe that he
has committed suicide.
The Los Angeles branch house of the
Haywood Brothers Il Wakefield Com-
pany of Chicago and Gardener, Mass,
was burned. Loss on building So, ,O0O,
and on furniture S125,0OO.
At Omaha. Neb., every boilermaker in
the Union Pacific shops laid down his
tools al 'rha
cd an increase from 32 to 30 cents an
hour. which the company refused.
Burglars entered the postofiicc in Den
Yer through a window and robbed the
registered mail. The officials have not
given out any estimate OF the value of
the letters and packages stolen.
The first car of 1902 wheat was re-
ceived in Kansas City the other day. 1t
graded No. , red and was from Tulsa
l. L. Ii was sold for 15i1s cents per
bushel. which was abou; 8 cents above
the market.
The business part of the town of koo-
chichins, Mimi, was wiped out by fire
which broke out in Stones Hotel. The
fire was being got under control by
steam fire engine when the engine broke
down. Loss SfU,oOO.
Carver Brothers department store in
StrasburG. Ohio. was consumed by fire,
with loss of 100000. 1t is thought the
fire was set by robbers. While the mem
bers of the firm were fighting the blaze
their home was looted.
Kansas needs 6,O00 harvest hands. The
State employment bureau has furnished
its Kansas City agent of the Missouri
bureau with list of places where the
men are 10 he sent. The railroads maze
a special rate of one-third fare.
K. w. johnson, yice-president of the
Classen Real Estate Company ut Okla
homa City, who served through the Gu
ban campaign with the rough riders. was
shot and killed by w. T. McAIichael as
q result Of Il contest over 4 land claim
Residents of Otter Tail County. north
ern Minnesota, are fearful of grass
hopper plague. Five hundred acres of
land there are reported 10 be covered
with grasShoppcrs' eggs. The matter has
been referred To the State cntomolosist.
Two lives We're lost, many persons
were injured. sixty families We're made
homeless and property valued at S2yO. 900
was destroyed by fire that swept
through upper Creedc, Colo. 1t is be-
ieved the flames were set by ;ncendiares.
After less than two months OF married
ife with her second husband. whom she
believed to be German count, Mrs Otto
Kern of st. Paul. formerly Mrs. Gustavc
\agel. is minus her husband and $1,000.
Kern and the money disappeared stimuli |
Harry 4. Parsons. Who married Sen
ltor Hanna's eldest daughter, Mabel. re-
.eived fortune as a wedding gift from
Senator Hanna. After the ceremony |
lad been performed Parsons found |
lmcng the numerous presents q check |
FOR $4,000.
A weasel came inso the house Of Viii |