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

liam Woodland at Plcasantville Ind, and
climbed upon the bed where the infant
child of Woodland was sleeping with its
mother. The weasel bit the child in the
hand and sucked away the little ones
blood. The child died.
The st. Clair Hotel in Toledo was gut
ted by fire. Robert Smith. 4 sailor.
whose union card gives his place of resi-
dence as Oswego. but whose wife and
family are in Cleveland was crematcd.
Several others were injured by jumping
or in being taken from windows.
Thrcc-auarters Of {; million dollars is
the amount John ID. Rockefeller has DO
mated 10 the University of Chicago since
President Harper last made an announce
ment of a gift from the oil king. Other
friends of the university have given Il
scattering $4,000 during the year.
\ deaf-mutc stranger put mp at n lods-
ing house in Duluth. Mimi, and shot HIM
self. The victim gave the name Richard
Hall. When the physician told him he
must die the man wrote his true name
| was Royal :. Lain Of Canisteo. y. y,
and his father prominent citizen.
The special session of the Mahoning
|
Rev. Walter King. Ph. D.. guilty of i'm
moral conduct and ordered him suspended
from ministerial duties indefinitely. The
exact charges as officially made and the
review of the testimony are held secret.
\ telegram was received at Wanatah
Ind. conveying intelligence of the drown
! ing of Nelson y. Reynolds of La Porte
| County with his wife and three children
in flood in Tennessee. The entire
family was swept away while crossing a
bridge and all perished except one daush-
| ter.
Miss Rose Wheeler, aged p, is dead,
and her mother. Mrs. William Wheeler,
aged 6S is dying. as the result of an
assault made upon them by Mrs. George
Leightner, aged 26 The two families
reside in double house in Toledo. Mrs.
Leightner says that the deed was COM
mitted in self-defense.
The long-drawn-out Shelley Park litiga-
tion was decided by the Supreme Court
against the city of Kansas City and in
favor of the heirs of the old town pro-
prietors. The land. which is the present
public playground. opposite the court
house. consists of n block of ground. Ii
is worth now about S150.OO0.
Thirty-one persons We're injured by the
explosion of gasoline generator i'll the
New York Hardware Company's store at
Guthrie, Ok. While firemen were fight
ing flames in the store an immense crowd
gathered in the street in front. The fire
ignited the gasoline. which exploded.
blowing the front of the store into the
crowd.
\ heavy. soaking rain. extending as far
west as Wichita and east to the Mis-
souri, line. fell in Kansas, nearly two
inches of water falling at some points.
Much wheat was washed out, and in
many places the harvest will be delayed.
Many streams are out of their banks.
\ heavy wind accompanied the rain and
did some damage TO crops.
In the bankruptcy case Of Hannah
Levy of Circleville. Ohio. the United
States Court held that diamonds cannot
he considered as wearing apparel. but
must be regarded as the equivalent of
cash. Mrs. Levy sought to retain posses
sion of certain diamonds. among them
IN engagement and a wedding ring. on
the ground that they were wearing ap-
parel