The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-10-08

track and who claims to have shave,
President Mckinley just before the as
sassination, is in Jail at Omaha. Neb.
on charge of forgery.
Snator Hanna and party. en- route t,
-Sandusky, were severely shaken up b.
the electric car leaving the track nea
Berlin Heights, Ohio. Although th'
glass in the car was shattered, only
few slight bruises were sustained by
few members of the party.
At Oxford, Ohio. deputy sheriff stooC
off a mob as it was lynching Louis Spi
vey and cut the stransling victim from
tree to which he had been strung. TN,
marshal of Oxford, in attempting to ar
! rest a drunken man. precipitated rio
in which FIVE men We're wounded, fou
fatally.
\ fence is being constructed entirel.
around the Lower Brule reservation. i
will be sixty-three miles in length, com
posed of four wires, placed on posts Sc
Il rod apart, cedar and ash posts alter
mating. In its construction 252 mile
of wire will be used. The work is being
done entirely by Indians.
+. w. Trombler, aged 80 years, 6
miner who had been living alone in 6
miserable hut in Fergus Falls, Mimi. Is
dead in a hospital. where he was taken
from his howell Neighbors who searched
his house found $3.50 secreted in vari
Gus hooks and crannies, and now the
search is being continued.
Thirty leading architects from New
York, Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago
have entered the competition for the
building of the 100000 Carnegie library
at Colorado Springs, Colo. The struc,
ture will be peculiarly designed to take
advantage of the-unusual scenery of the
Rockies and the perpetual sunshine.
Judge Lindsey of the District Court
at Denver has made a ruling that a rail-
road ticket has no intrinsic value. but
that the sole value consists in the trans
portation it represents, thus sustaining
the Burlington road in offering to put a
man on the train who held ticket which
it was suspected he was about to sell.
Two Rockford, ILL.,, residents, Frank
2. Kessler. switchman, and Alexander
Cope, newsboy. have identified Emil
Waltz, who is held on the charge of kill
Ing -1lpuOuSe w III DciTOit. do
the man whom they had seen near Rock
ford a short time before the discovery of
the mutilated body of little newsboy in
that city.
Josephine Dow, IA years old. the
daughter of Mrs. Amelia Dow. and Lii
lian Stafford. aged 16 years, the daugh-
ter of William Stafford, both of Maple
wood. st. Louis suburb, ran away from
home the other night, and the most dill
gent search by parents, friends and the
police has failed to find clew to their
whereabouts.
Lives of many fremen were endan-
gered in fire which destroyed the great
er part of the Standard varnish works,
2620-2640 Armour avenue, Chicago. The
fire was started by an explosion and the
flames fed on the varnish so rapidly that
in a short time the fremen were unable
to stop the sweep of the fire. The loss is
placed at 100000.
Il have just finished tour Of the
Kansas corn belt" said Gov. Bailey at
Topeka, Kan, land l feel safe in say
ing to the country that the corn yield
this year will reach 100000 bushels.
There will be 100000 bushels more
than the grain men are figuring on"
Gov. Bailey is one of the most extern
sive farmers of Kansas.