The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-10-23
EASTERN.

MginccT Smith and Brakeman Traz-
low were killed. in wreck. Barre. Ia.
Miss Beatrice Blaine. niece Of James
q. Blaine. was married To Charles Fran
els Byrnc in Washington.
Hazins i virtually ended at West
Point military academy, accordm;; 10 'e-
port of Col. \. l.. Mills. superintendent.
DIR. Francis l.. Patton. former presi-
dent of Princeton University, is chosen
president of Princeton Theological Semi
nary.
Fire destroyed the planning anG moldinl;
mill of Schraft X Co. Newark. y. j.
Loss S90.HiD. three-fourths covered ~
insurance.
Charles II. Ham. former appraiser ut
port of Chicago. and until recently presi-
dent of board of United States general
appraisers. died at Mont Clair. \. j.
Michael Mosco. who. il is alleged. is
wanted for Il murder committed at FoneS
Run. near Mcdonald. Pa. 4 year ago.
was arrested nj Kings Mines, near Cam
bridge. Ohio.
Adelaide Cawley. aged years. died at
Pittsburg hospital. making the fifth
dead rs the result of the Homestead ira
gedy for which Charles Cawley, young
inventor. is now in Jail.
Miss Ida c. Craddock, priestess of Chi
cago Church of the Yoga.@ and author.
committed suicide in New York. She
was under conviction for sendiuS i'm
proper literature by mail.
1t is reported on the New York Stock
Exchange that the Secretary OF the
Treasury had bought government bonds
to the amount of S15,000.O00. The price
is believed to have been about 1871 y.
Paul Brigham. aged &c years. alias
Charles w. Bartlett. alias Arthur Keith.
pleaded guilty at Pittsburg. Pa. to sew
eral swindle indictments and was sen
fenced to twelve years in the penitentiary.
Simpson Brothers. manufacturers of
dress goods NJ Manayuuk. made an as
signment for the benefit of their creditors
to W. NJ Longsrreth of Schill. Taylor Il
Longstreth. yarn merchants in Philadel-
phia.
Rear Admiral Thomas o. Seifridge,
ST., Z. s. ". retired, died at the Mclean
Asylum in Waverly. Mass. Rear -Ad-
,niral Seifridge was probably the Oldest
living officer of that rank in any navy of
the world.
Report of inquest in Pittsield accident
which resulted in death of Secret Service
Agent Craig and injury to President
Roosevelt, fixed blame on the conductor
and motorman of the car which ran down
the Presidents carriage.
The Grand Hotel at Point Chautauqua.
one of the largest and finest hotels
around Chautauqua Lake, burned TO the
ground, together with the amusement hall
and summer cottage owned by the hotel
company. The loss will be fully $500
600.
L. G. Leeds. Ii years old, son of Rock
Island Railroad president. who ran away
from Andover Academy TO join Colom-
bian insurgents. has returned to New
York; American consul stopped him at
Colon oil family's instructions and sent
him home.
Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Charles
S. Fairchild was severely hurt in New
York. He was knocked down by trolley
car as he was on the way TO his Office.
The ex-Secretary was taken home. where
1t was found that he had sustained severe
contusions about the head and face.
White House conference at 2:20 a. NJ,
Thursday. between President Roosevelt
and J. l.. Morgan's representatives
brought final settlement of strike; Bishop
John L. Spalding. Peoria. ILL.,. was made
sixth arbitrator. 10 represent miners side
and his appointment conceded by opera
tors
William Rooney. Il collector for the
New Amsterdam Gas Company. WAS
twice Knocked down by Mrs. Albena
Green. a New York widow, who beat
him with Il poker almost into insensibil-
ity and poured Il kettle of boiling water
over him when he called at her house 10
collect bill Both We're fatally hurt.
Alexander c. Young, corporation coun-
sci of Hudson County, was arrested in
New York on a charge of kidnapping his
child, preferred by his divorced wife.
Mrs. Louise McAllister Young. Il niece
OF Ward McAliistcr. Mrs. Young, who
was granted 4 divorce on Aug. %. was
given the custody of their little daughter.
More than 100000 was found in the
desk of Police Captain J. J. Donahue at
his office in the station house in New
York. where he dropped dead The sum
of $4,000 in cash was found in a small
iron box in drawer and diamond jew
elry valued at $1,000. including a soli-
taire ring wort, S1,JO0. was found in an
other drawer
Forty horses We're burned to death and
three men had narrow escapes from like
fate in a fire in the five-story structare at
3S9 West 18th street. New York. occT-
pied by the Gansevocrt livery and board
ing stables. The building was practically
destroyed. together with a shed used for
storing vehicles. Nearby tenements were
emptied 10y squad of police. The fire
started ina truck load of furniture in the
first floor. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.