The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-09-04
WESTERN.

The new brewing plant OF the Indepen'
dent Brewing Company at South Seattle
Wash. was burned. Loss $60.000.
President Burt of the Union Pacific
Railway was arrested in Omaha on com.
plaint of ten workmen, who allese false
Imprisonment.
The City Council of Bloomington, ILL.,.
has forbidden the serving of free lunches
in saloons. The saloonkeepers desired
such an ordinance.
Clarence 4. Plank, police judge OF
Springfield. Ohio, who admitted short
age of $1,000. committed suicide at
Springfield, No.. by taking poison.
Chester Westbrook, who lived near
Phillipsburg, Kan, killed his wife by cut
ting her throat with a razor. and then
committed suicide by cutting his throat.
The Ohio Legislature convened in ex-
traordinary session for the purpose OF
enacting n code Of laws FOR the govern
ment of the municipalities of the State.
Willie Fargrove and Otis Montgomery.
each Il years old, were knocked from
Oklahoma City and run over and killed.
The conductors, gripmen and motormen
employed by the Union Traction Com
pany in Chicago have decided not to
strike. Their grievances will be submit
ted to a board of arbitration.
During the coming year 60.OO0,OOO
young salmon will be turned loose from
hatcheries in Oregon along the Colum-
bia river and its tributaries, in deter
,aI eff 70, do ~ (rhi
nook salmon.
The Governors of Oregon, Washington,
Idaho and Montana have promised TO Ct
tend the laying of the corner stone for a
monument TO the memory of Lewis and
Clark TO be erected in the city park at
Portland. Ore.
Herbst. Hill & Co.. q brokerage firm
at 112 LaSalle street, Chicago. went into
the hands of Clarence Day, receiver. The
liabilities are placed by the attorneys for
the firm at 100000. with assets nomiually
at the same figure.
George W. de Haven, pioneer circus
proprietor, is dead at Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
aged 80. He was the first Snowman TO
inaugurate the railroad circus, and
also introduced Roman hippodrome races
In circus performances.
Howell Jones. farmer, was shot and
killed near Atkins. Ark. by A. ]. Ma
thias, n farmer of the same neighfIpr-
hood. The men We're brothers-in-law
and had not been friendly for some time.
Matthias at once surrendered.
The Kansas City-St. Louis line of the
Rock Island system will be in operation
within a year, according 10 q. A. Good
now, general manager. Mr.. Goodnow
added that the offices of the new line
would be located at Kansas City.
Celia Dibble Roberts, one of the plur ii
wives of b. ii. Roberts OF Salt Lake,
who was expelled from Congress because
of his polygamous relations, has contrib
uted another pair of twins to the fam
ily which recently attracted much atten-
ton.
Kansas City's new $500. 900 ayhouse
the Willis Wood. was formally opened
by Amelia Bingham and her company,
presenting "A Modern Magdalen." The
occasion was made brilliant by the at
tendance of Cows. Dockery of Missouri
and Savage of Nebraska.
J. K. Hunter. ]. W. Woodworth: Ii. +.
Kauffer and S. n Bickerstaff of the
Henderson-Ames Company of Kalamazoo
pleaded guilty to the charge Of conspiracy
TO defraud the State of Michigan and
were fined $1,000 each. excepting Bick-
erstaff, who must pay 81 200.
Virgil Garvin, one Of the pitchers of
the Chicago team of the American
League, shot and wounded West Side