The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-09-03
WESTERN.

Lucky" Baldwin has been elected
Mayor of Arcadia, Cal.
Fire destroyed the Auburn Hotel e.
Bert Maither were burned to death.
Mrs. Nina Thompson was arrested at
Walla Walla, Wash, on the charge OF
arson committed in Kentucky three years
ago.
Mrs. Feberilla Mercenti of st. Paul
has recovered from lockjaw which result
ed from a wound sustained on the Fourth
Of July.
A. ]. Powell, Son of Robert Powell,
a soldier of the war of 1872, shot and
killed himself at the Planters Hotel,
Mexico, Mo.
Right Rev. c. ]. D'Relly, bishop of
Baker City, Ore, was consecrated at the
cathedral in Portland, Ore, Archbishop
Christie officiating.
The plant and machinery at the as
phalt mines, four miles south of Loco,
600, with no insurance.
Ralph Pulitzer, son of the publisher of
the New York World, is under arrest in
Montana on the charge of killing a
mountain sheep on government reserves.
Incorporation articles have been filed
at Guthrie, o. T., for railway from
Hudson's Bay to Buenos Ayres, 10000
miles long. The cost is estimated at
S250,000OOO.
Mrs. Johanna Schlesinger of St. Louis
filed suit for divorce against her hus-
band, Adolph, in which she charges that
during the past two years he has not
spoken to her.
\ north-bound passenger train on the
Cleveland. Lorain and Wheeling road
collided with freight near the station in
New Philadelphia, Ohio, and five were
seriously hurt.
Judge Raymond at Muskogee, l. T.,
has rendered decision that the Creeks
have right to levy tribal taxes, an opin-
ion opposite to that of Judge Clayton
in the Choctaw case.
The Grand Army of the Republic, be-
fore adjournment in San Francisco, unan-
imously adopted a resolution praising the
record of Lieut.. Gen. Miles as soldier,
disciplinarian and organizer
The wife of Dr. Robert Mclean. pro
fessor of surgery at the University OF
California. has sued for divorce She
claims her husband denies her the right
to any opinions differing from his.
Fifty passengers OH pleasure steam
CT at Indianapolis were thrown into a
panic by the explosion of a boiler and
sinking of the boat A woman and a
babe are believed to have drowned
Mrs. Lucy Van Herckes, who recently
lost her hustle, containing $780, near
St. Paul, Minn.. was found dead at her
home near Shawnee. Kan. Secreted
about the house S1,575 in gold was dis
covered.
A boy was set adrift in Lake Michigan
at Chicago by companions as a practical
joke, aud six men who tried to rescue
him almost lost their lives. The life
saving crew and tug finally landed all
In safety
An explosion at the works of the indie
pendent Power Company, four miles
southwest of Carthage, Mo-, on Center
creek, wrecked the mixing room, killing
three persons and injuring three others,
one fatally.
Mayor Tom L. johnson was nominat-
ed for Governor by Ohio Democratic
convention at Columbus; Bryan wing as
sured control by capturing State commit
tee members; John II. Clarke indorsed
for Senator.
Because the long ungratifed mothers
instinct prompted her 20 steal another's
baby, Hazel Avery, the kidnaper of little
Alice Furiong, was sentenced to the pen
fcr. tbraa NV Ind Nc
Even of Chicago.
Five prisoners, including Carlos Nc
Cormick, Il boy murderer, escaped from
the county Jail at Tucson, Ariz. by dig
ging a hole in the wall and dropping from
the second story by means of rope
made from their blankets.
Henry Winters and Andrew Bellare.
rich and prominent stockmen, were con-
vic.ed in the District Court at Fort Ben
ton, Mont, and sentenced to a year each
in the penitentiary for killing a stoer be-
longing to Helena firm.
The engine and seventeen cars of
freight train on the Burlington road at
Kent, Iowa, went through bridge that
had been weakened by high water, carry
Ing down the engineer and fireman. Both
escaped by swimming 10 shore.
Loss of life and much damage TO crops
and railway property resulted from an
unusually heavy rainfall in Iowa. Kan
sas and Nebraska. Seven inches of rain
fell in twenty-four hours in Omaha. The
storm belt extended 10 the Atlantic coast.
Great excitement prevails at Lugert
ard Lone Wolf in the Wichita mountains
over the discovery of rich minerals at
Devils Gap. twelve miles south of Lone
Wolf. o. T.. 1t is reported that valuable