The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-04-24

large amount OF Valuable mdCniuers- Ut
price paid for the property was in round
numbers over $I50.OOO.
WESTERN.
The Beck-Walker Coal Company of St.
Louis filed an assignment, assets being
$4,000 and liabilities unknown.
At Ottawa. Kan, Mrs. Marie Stanley.
aged Is, was acquitted Of the charge of
having murdered James B. Booth.
The bill Of complaint in the Minnesota
merger suit has been filed in the Ramsay
County District Court at St. Paul.
The State Bank at Milligan, Neb., was
broken into. the safe blown and robbed
Of a considerable amount Of money.
| The Ohio Senate has passed the bill
licensing the practice Of Osteopathy in
the State. and the measure is now law.
Anton Adler. SO years of age, shot and
fatally wounded his wife. Lizzie. six
years his senior. at st. Louis. while in a
| jealous frenzy.
While playing Jail on the banks Of the
Washita river. at Erinsprings, l. T.. five
boys were buried beneath a sand bank.
| Three were killed.
In fight between deputy sheriffs and
desperadoes near Braggs, l. T., four men
were killed and seven wounded, among
them q noted outlaw.
The Arkansas Federation Of Women's
Clubs has adopted resolution which op-
poses any step whereby colored women
may enter the General Federation.
J. W. Lenox, aged 80, of Doniphan,
No., while temporarily deranged cut his
throat on a Rock Island train near Clare
mont, Kan, dying almost instantly.
Henry Cross, negro in Jail at Wash
ington Court House, Ohio, for beating
his child, fatally stabbed his wife. who
called to see him, and attempted suicide.
Ralph NJ. Granger of San Diego. Cal,
has sold to Chicagoans for over $4,000
the famous collection Of vi0lins formerly
owned by r. D. Hawley Of Hartford.
Conn.
Mrs. Belle H. Moer has begun n suit
at Duluth for divorce from Samuel II.
Moer, formerly district judge, but now 4
resident of New York, on the ground Of
desertion.
The Chicago express on the Santa Fe
road ran into an open switch at Sheffield.
Mo. The mail and express cars were
overturned into ditch, but the coaches
remained on the track.
Wesley Elkins. the Iowa boy who
twelve years ago murdered his father
and mother, has been granted q condi-
tional pardon. He will live with Prof.
Harlan at Cornell College.
A complete counterfeiters' outfit was
discovered in the basement of building
at the United States barracks in Cincin
natl, and Abraham Martin, civilian EN-
ploye, placed under arrest.
The Burlington road has made public
the details Of a record-breaking run Of
14.S miles, from Eckley to Wray, Colo.
made March p. The distance was cov-
cred at the rate of 9S6 miles an hour.
Part Of the Chicago express on the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road was wrecked by an open switch ut
Sheffield, Mo. No one was injured and
the train continued north after a delay
Of two hours.
Mrs. Wallace E. King and her two
children were burned to death in their
home at Wallin, Mich. The fire, which
started from an unknown cause, destroy
ed store and two houses. The financial
loss is $1,000.
The steamer Lasonda, bound up with a
cargo of coal. and the steamer Annie |
Laura. with the barge George Waud in
tow, collided on the st. Clair middle
ground, and as result the Waud was
sunk and the Lagonda went aground.
At Eaton, Ind, robbers broke into a
blacksmith shop. secured tools and pried |
their way into the postofice. They took |
$1,000 in stamps, 500 in money and $4OO |
in jewelry and escaped The robbers |
stole 4 horse and buggy and drove east.
An Internal machine passed through |
the Grand Junction, Colo. postotiice and
was delivered to Isaac C. Wyman, the |
Boston millionaire, to whom it was ad |
dressed. Mr.. Wyman handled the pack |
age carefully and there was no explosion. |
Lee Gallaher, formerly receiving teller |
of the First National Bank of Buchanan
County. Mo-. has confessed to having |
embezzled $4,000 from the bank. When
arrested he refused to say whether there
was any truth in the charge preferred |
against him.
The Brannock bill making it unlawful |
ps"'o' any n'Hhs pl.u Vi NV, ~
on'o was paSSeo y! ,ne Seha'e anu
no" law Inc penalty ior V'oia.on VI
.he ID" IS me moi 10 exceed siVu OF
imprisonment ior NOT more thah 'hirt!
DAYS OF poth.
1he Latter Day Saints, at their COLI
ference in Lamont, Iowa, adopted unani-
mousiy resolution against poiysamy.
Inc resolution iaSors an amendment 10
'he Consutution OF the United states
i'rohip''ihs poi!samy In all the S'a'es
ana territories.
Inc NlyDe Circuit Court handed down