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

burned to death, and l. p. Miller fatally
injured in fire at Des Moines.
De Witt Browne, real estate man, ac-
cidentally shot and killed Marion Hurt at
their camp on Mad creek, Colorado.
Iowa Republicans in convention ut Des
Moines indorsed President Roosevelt for
nomination in 1904 and named State
ticket
A third attempt. to wreck the Illinois
Central limited to New Orleans was made
near Gilman. ILL.,. when the engine ran
into half a dozen ties.
Judge Sidener of the first district police
court in st. Louis has decided that wife
has the right to strike her husband when
assailed with vile epithets.
Pending the settlement of a divorce
suit. Herman Rudolf of Milwaukee has
been forbidden by Court Commissioner
McElroy to speak to Mrs. Rudolf
c. A. Perkins, cashier for the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Associa-
ton at Cedar Rapids. Iowa, admits he is
short $4,000 because of speculation.
In ill-health, Charles Wright. aged 6S,
a veteran of the Civil War and the author
of several books on military history, COM
mitted suicide by taking carbolic acid at
Hamilton. Ohio.
The right of the city of Chicago to COM
pei the Peoples Gaslight and Coke Coke
Company to furnish 75-cent gas was sus-
tanned in 4 decision handed down in the
United States Circuit Court.
Frank Dubon of Chicago was picked up
by a train crew near Texarkana, Ark.
in a dying condition and expired in a few
hours. He had $50 and check for 500
on the Dearborn Bank. Chicago.
Albert Young. of Chicago. Rev. S. A.
Harris. of Dwight. and Il. T. Trumbo. of
Pontiac. prominent in the Illinois Fedora
ton OF Labor, have been expelled for or
ganizing the Laborers' International I'm
ion.
Earthquake in Los Alamos valley. Cali
fornia. changed surface of country in
strip fifteen miles long and destroyed
buildings in Los Alamos settlement: wide
rents left in soil and residents fed in 4
panic.
L. ID. Zimmerman, postmaster for
quarter of century at Lynnvillc, Ind.
was fatally shot by two robbers, who
secured over $500 in money and made
their escape on a hand car. A posse is
in pursuit.
At Excelsior Springs, Mo-. white caps
took Riley Thompson and wife and Chas.
Walker, all colored. from the Jail. march
ed them outside of town Il short distance.
tied them TO a tree and administered a Sc
we're whipping.
A waterspout caused a washout on the
,.,f,a nj
ha road four miles north of Herman. Ncb.
\ thousand feet of track was washed
away The wind moved a dwelling house
off its foundation.
On Huderer's creek. Grant County,
Ore. $50 sheep belonging to j. c. Moor
of Mount Vernon We're slaughtered. pre-
sumably by settlers and cattlemen. Arm
ed men came upon the band at night and
fired buckshot into them.
Seven men were burned by an eNplo-
sion in one of the buildings of the Stod-
dard Manufacturing works at Dayton.
Ohio. Three probably will die. The ex-
plosion was caused by a leakage of nat
ural gas, though it is not known how the
gas was ignited.
Miss Mabel Wells of Monticello, Mimi.
and Iva Sasker and Laura L. lye. hotn
of Faribault. were drowned in Lake JEFF
ferson. Their boat was capsized during
a storm. Profs. Bingham and Hanson
OF Minneapolis were with them, but
could not save them.
Fifteen persons were injured on tally
ho coach which was struck 10y trolley
car and overturned in Denver. Mrs. L..
\. Horton received internal injuries
which may prove fatal. c. j. Mcmillan.
the bugler received injuries to his spine
which may result in death.
Goldie Lake, aged 10, who was kid
naped, it is claimed, by Mrs. Peter Ras-
mus. her grandmother. from the Auburn
Children's Home at Cincinnati. three
years ago. has been found at Ioungs-
town. Ohio. after being traced to Detroit,
through Canada and back TO Ohio.
William d. Crawford, who is under ar
rest at Canton. Ohio. suspected of the
murder of Vincent Hill, whose body was
found in the Zarnett house, confessed to
having robbed the dead man Of $60 IN