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

Trolley cars have killed slXty-eishl
persons In St. Louis this year.
A company has been organized in Den
yer to mine radium in Routt County,
Colorado.
One person was burned to death and
Eve injured in a fire which destroyed the
private sanitarium of DIR. B. B. Ralph
in Kansas City.
In well-informed circles at Washington
it is considered almost settled that Chi
cago will secure the Republican national
convention next year.
Henry D. Lloyd of Chicago is dead.
He was a devoted student Of economic
questions, an advocate of a referendum.
and a friend of the laboring masses.
By collision between Wisconsin
Central passenger train and an electric
car near the Hawthorne track, Chicago,
FIVE persons were killed and nine injured.
In Denver, Colo, ]. A. johnson, an
engineer on the Union Pacific, placed his
sweetheart's picture on the headlight of
his engine. She has now sued him for
damages.
Robbers entered the Merchants Ex-
CuduSt odnh ~ O0WdihS. A4os, OiCN
open the vault door with dynamite, but
were frightened away without securing
any booty.
In drunken frenzy and for no reason
Frank Sepitowski, st. Louis grocer's
clerk, shot his wife, probably fatally,
and then shot himself in the head, but
will recover.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank in
Byron, Neb., was robbed the other day.
The safe was blown open with nitrogly-
cerin and about $1,000 was taken. The
robbers escaped.
The Wickham & Chapman piano plate
plant was burned in Springfield, Ohio.
The fire started from a gas explosion in
drying kiln. The loss is 100000 and
the insurance $4,000.
While making some measurements in a
trench twenty feet deep Superintendent
of Public Works Robert l.. Johnson and
a negro workman were killed by cave
In at Columbus, Ohio.
]. B. Mcmillan, a conductor on the
Katy road, was killed at Caddo, /. T.,
by gang of tramps whom he was at
tempting TO put off the train. His home
was in Dennison, Texas.
Two miners were killed and two others
injured by the accidental explosion of
powder magazine at Mammoth mines,
short distance from the camp of the
Black Bear, near Wallace, Idaho.
A gigantic federation of employers has
been formed in Chicago, embracing the
of the United States,
whose purpose is to protect Independent
workmen and maintain open shops.
United States Senator Stone has sued
Judge Crisman of the County Court at
Kansas City, Mo-, for $4,000 for mali
ciously deceiving Stone when he put his
money in a Kansas City newspaper.
Miss Jean Durell, an actress, was
stricken with paralysis on the stage
to, Cal. Her right side is paralyzed.
Miss Durell formerly lived in Chicago.
Marie Jordan was shot dead in the
street in San Francisco by Edward De
La Brousse, who also shot himself in the
head. Both were under 80 years of age.
The tragedy was the result of Jealousy.
A north-bound passenger train on the
Frisco system and south-bound freight
,ollided head-on near Koshkonog, Mo. +,
Three trainmen were killed, fourth ,,
fatally hurt and passenger was slightly
injured.
The Wyoming Supreme Court denied |
he motion of Tom Horn. the stock de-
ective, convicted of the murder of little |
Willie Nickel in the Iron Mountain coun- |
ry, and resentenced him to be hanged |
Nov. 20.
Chief Game Warden Fullerton of 81. |
Paul confscated 1000 ducks killed in |
he southern Minnesota marshes by pot |
hunters in the employ of Chicago firms. |
The seizure is the largest the State has |
'yer made.
Rev. Truman T. Allen, pastor of the |
Thirteenth Avenue Methodist Church in
was stricken with apoplexy
ust as he finished what he thought might
,e his last sermon to the congregation.
n three hours he was dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowden and
heir four children, living on farm four
cen miles north of O'Neill. Neb.. were |
'oisoned by arsenic put in the food they
tie at dinner. How the arsenic came to
'e in the food is still mystery.
An attempt was made to burn the agri-
ultural building at the st. Louis worlds
air. One of the guards observed man
citing suspiciously. The man escaped,
Though several shots were fired at him.
traw and kindling saturated with oil
Tere found.
Five persons were injured, one critical
:, by jumping from windows to es-
ape death from fire in a building on
last Ninth street, Cincinnati. -Four of
he injured were imprisoned by the
ames in the fourth story, and jumped
rom the windows.
Count D'Agrenaff of Russia. a tramp
/ Europe, a soldier in the Philippines,
rho lost 100000 on the Buffalo race