The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-04-10

, preston at the hands Of the police. Three
r,en were arrested.
New York Court of Appeals decided
that members of labor unions have The
right to refuse to work with nonuniOn
men and may strike at any time for rea-
sons which are sufficient to themselves.
The six-story building occupied by the
George De Keim Saddlery Company and
the Joel Baily Davis Company of Phila-
delphia burned. the sixty girls saving
themselves by means of the fire escapes.
All the bituminous coal miners of the
Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron
Company are on strike. The resolutions
declaring for strike were obeyed by all
the men and as a consequence 10000 are
idle.
An offer of 5000 900 has been made
by European syndicate for the site Of
st. Pauls Church. parish-house and Gem
etery at Broadway and Fulton street,
New York. The Trinity corporation re-
fused the Offer
Philip Mitchell and his five children
We're burned to death in their home in
Prosser Hollow. a secluded settlement
about three miles from Johnstown, Pa.
Mrs. Mitchell was carried 10 a neighbOr's 5
house very seriously burned.
Charles II. Worthen. who at one time
expected TO become partner in Field,
Letter & CO.. at Chicago. but was pre-
vented by railroad wreck. in which he
lost both legs. killed his wife and COM
mitted suicide at New York.
Two men were killed and one was
seriously injured, number of cars Were
wrecked and many cattle killed in q
freight wreck at Crag Dell, Pa, on the
Allegheny Valley division Of the Penn-
sylvania Railroad. The accident was
caused by landslide.
Policeman John O'Brien OF Brooklyn
shot and killed his young wife at their
home. The crime was committed in the
presence of the policeman's three chill
dren and his wife's mother. He had been
drinking heavily, and was on the verge
of delirium tremens. il is said.
The Maryland House passed by 4 vote
of "a to 8 the Senate bill to permit the
admission of women as members OF the
bar. An amendment was adopted to the
effect that no one should be denied admis-
Siph ~ thS ptA ou dSSouht Va So'VA
or previous condition Of servitude."
As result of the breaking OF the will
of the late Henry b. Plant by his widow
and the consequent eagerness Of the heirs
to divide the sl7.OO0.OO0 estate, the IA
nous Plant system of railways and
steamships practically has been sold 10
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany.
Ellen johnson, aged 2l years. Of Chi
caso. who has been visiting friends at
Worcester. Mass, for about two months.
has been committed TO the Worcester in
sane hospital as wildly insane. Her
friend. Mrs. Hanson, states that the girl
worried continually over a faithless
sweetheart.
Henry B. Endieott, president Of the
Leicestershire Shoe Manufacturing Com
pany Of Boston. has completed one OF the
largest purchases of hemlock sole leather
in the history OF the trade. The deal was
made with the United States Leather
Company and the amount involved Is
about S1.5O0.OOO.
A north-bound passenger train on the
Mohawk and Malone division Of ,he
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad jumped the track at Woods
Lake. and FIVE coaches loaded with emi-
grants were ditched. The train was
wrecked and a number Of people were
hurt. but none fatally. It Is said
A gang of Italians at work on New
York Central improvements near An
thongs Nose. three miles north OF Peek
skill. New York, is reported TO have un-
earthed an ancient chest filed with sill
yer coins Of small denomination. The
discovery has led to a fresh search for
Captain kidd's alleged buried treasure.
Because of the death Of his sister,
Beatrice Goelet. last February young
Robert W. Goeiet of New York finds that
his Inheritance under the will of mis-
father~is doubled and that where he
would have received something like S5,-
OO0. 900 or $4,000. 900 had his sister lived.
he will now receive upward Of S12,O0o.-
600.
An experimental plant to cost several
million dollars is to be built at the Beth
lehem Steel Company's works, Bethic-
hem. Pa. by President Schwab Of the
United States Steel Corporation and
Charles 7. Schocn. formerly president Of
the Pressed Steel Car Company. for the
Of car wheels from pressed
steel.