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

| News Notes.
Buckeye News In Brief
Theodore Snyder, at Vanceburp. was
seriously injured by the explosion of gun.
julius Cole. aged 81, was killed by a ear
on the Lake Shore Electric Road at Nor
walk.
John Nadoiny was seriously stabbed by
Henry Proudfoot, at Toledo, during a
quarrel in saloon.
Andrew J. Roseberry, aged 55. and a
Big -Four section men, was instantly killed
at Marion. by a yard engine.
A. A. Pope of Cleveland. has given
Western Reserve University s!OO. 600 to
pay for extensive improvements.
Frank Wilson of Columbus. aged 1e, was
drowned while bathing in the reservoir at
kniseley Springs near Bucyrus.
Mrs. Henry Snyder poured coal oil on
the IRE at her home in Bloom Township,
Fairfield County, and was fatally burned.
John Green. a brakeman on the c. & p.
was fatally injured at Bellaire, by falling
under the cars. His home is at Wellsyille
James Carney. aged 25. lineman, was
electrocuted at Toledo. while on a high
pole, coming in contact with live wire.
Walter Andrews, aged so, a wealthy
resident of Canton, was thrown from his
buggy in a runaway and severely injured.
Thomas Kastrzededski, aged about 35 of
Chicago, was killed under a big oak tree
at Toledo, where he had taken shelter, by
bolt of lightning.
The Carver Bros department store at
Strasburg. was burned. with a loss of
100000. 1t is thought that the fire was
started by robbers.
Helen, the 5-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Morrison of 1926 Ontario
Street. Toledo, was run down and fatally
injured by street car.
At Marietta, Edward Turner, a boiler
maker, was killed by being crushed by a
heavy boiler. His home was at Dayton.
where an aged mother resides.
Jane Robinson, the 4-year-ol daughter
of John Robinson of Springfield, accident
ally shot herself in the right breast with a
rifle. Her condition is critical.
Robert G. Lane, aged 20, admitted to the
Sandusky Soldiers Home from Akron
seven years ago, shot himself twice in the
mouth with revolver, and is dead.
At Sandusky, George Holderbaum. aged
~. a mail carrier, fatally shot himself in
the temple. He was respondent over the
long illness of his children and himself.
The body of Elijah Williams, eolored,
was found horribly mangled at the foot of
a cliff in Yellow Springs, near Xenia. He
probably fell to his death while intoxicated.
Michael Walski, aged IS, a breklayer.
fell from the top of an eighty-fve-foot
smoke stack at the water works, Lorain,
His skull was crushed and his arms and
legs brokeu.
Following the example Of Captain c. Il.
Wilcox, Lieutenants Cav and Rogers OF
Company B, Sixth Regiment, D. n. c.,
have resigned, leaving the company with
out an officer.
Garfield Walters, son of Joe Walters, a
saloon keeper of Ironton, was instantly
killed by taking hold of live wire at a
fire which destroyed the residence of
William Kelley.
Roscoe Ferrante. aged %, an employe of
the American Steel Hoop Company at
Warren, was fatally injured by being
struck by B. & o. freight train. He was
recently married.
Louis 10th, aged 21, was instantly killed
at Springdale during an electrical shower
by picking up the ends of broken tele-
phone wire which was crossed with an
electric light wire.
The little daughter of Adam Amos Of
Portage, was perhaps fatally gOred by a
bull. The child was passing through q
field when attacked by the animal. Her
father rescued her.
Loran Lee, a prominent farmer near
Van Lue, died OF apoplexy. His wife
heard his heavy breathing and sounded
the dinner bell in the middle of the night
to summon aid, but it was too late.
Mrs. Mary Jane Lewis, one Of the
pioneers of Greene County. and So years
Did, died recently. She was the last of
he family Of the Linkharts, that was
always prominent in Greene County.
The State Health Board has approved OF
Findlay's waterwork's project to pipe
water ten miles to the city from Mineral
Springs, said to be unexcelled for purity.
The cost of the improvement is $4,000.
The Cash Dollar Oil Company, COM
,Osed Of Cleveland capitalists, has pur-
.hased 500 acres of state oil leases from
Nessrs. Mascho and Kurtz of st. Mary's,
or $3O, 900. Part of the producing territory
5 submerged in the reservoir.
Colonel George T. Perkins and O. C.
Barber, have given Sl2. 500 each to free the
Akron City Hospital of debt. The city
will increase the appropriation for the
IOspital to obtain the $lOO, 900 endowment
'ffered by o. c. Barber.
The Citizens Banking Company of Nor
walk, has opened for business. Probate
Judge Jones is President, C. w. Anderson
lice President and Ex-Postmaster r. NJ.
10th, Cashier. Capital stock s1OO, ,O0O. Ii
will do general banking business.
Willie Saunders. aged 10. Carl Gunion
nd John Roach. each a year younger,
hildren of Mrs. Naomi Saunders, Charles
!. Gunion and John Roach, respectively,
tarted to wade across Licking River, at
almost within a stones throw
their homes. Gunion led, and going
yer an Offstep called to his companions
,r help. All were drowned.
As Mrs. Levi Wilson of Akron, missed
er 4-year-old son and went in search OF
lie child, she met Lee Knapp carrying the
tile boys body toward their home. The
Mid had fallen into the canal and was
rOwned. The mother shrieked and
tinted.
At Bellaire, Charles Reister. aged 8, bit
is tongue off while attemptino TO Gain
1trance into the bathroom. In his
forts TO force the door open he lost his
alance an fell. In tumbling he sank his
eth into his tongue, completely severing
Physicians sewed the member together
nd hope TO save it.
The Versailles Council has granted
anchise to the Greenville, Versailles and
ortheastern Traction Company to build
I'd electric railroad through the village.
his finishes nm tho franchise m, affor On