The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-09-22
a burglar with an automobile i, on.

dozen houses have been entered
In a local option election held at Mt
Grab, the drys won by vote of 81 to
Ct. The town voted dry two years ago.
The merchants of Girard refused TO
act as deputies when subpoenaed on ac-
count OF threatened trouble in a strike.
Harvey Giffen, aged 33. in fight at
St Clairsville Junction. killed Charley
Brannon. aged 65. The men fought with
their fists
Rev. DIR. Frank Richards. pastor Of
st. Johns English Lutheran church in
GAINESVILLE for twenty-nine years, died
suddenly in his home
DR.. VIM. L. Buechner. the oldest med
ical practitioner in Youngstown, was
killed by being thrown over an embank-
ment in runaway accident.
In a collision in the Baltimore and
Southwestern yards in Greenfield En-
gineer Manuel List of Chillicothe was
killed. \ local freight collided with No.
II east-bound passenger train
To show his loyalty to the cause of
labor. Andrew Myer, an East Sandusky
merchant. left a sick bed to decorate his
ladder he slipped and fell He suffered
a relapse and died.
George Greenland, engineer, and Jo-
seph Staub, fireman, were killed, and
Engineer Dubbs, Edward Johns and j.
H. Morgan were injured when the Gin
cinnati-Chicago express ran into an open
switch near Glendale.
Michael Donnelly of Napoleon, Com
mon Pleas judge of the district which
includes the counties of Putnam, Henry
and Fulton, is confined in st. Vincent's
hospital in Toledo, suffering with a Sc
we're case of typhoid fever.
The board Of managers of the peniten-
tiary parOled these prisoners: W. s.
Cook, from Hamilton county, July II,
1894, 20 years for shooting to kill; Chas.
Painter, from Van Vert county, Dec.
26. 1901. five years for burglary.
While driving across the tracks Of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie road at Huron
Mrs. Rose Parker of NOrwalk and Mrs.
Helen Tanner of Buffalo were struck
and seriously if not fatally injured. Chas.
Stewart, grandson of Mrs. Parker, was
hurt badly about the head.
Mrs Annie Winchell was instantly
killed at her home in Duncan's Falls by
a bolt Of lightning, which struck her
dwelling during a terrific storm. Her
sister, Miss Birdie Mcneil, was in the
kitchen at the time, and was knocked
unconscious, but later revived.
The PIatt Iron Companv of DAYTON.
with a capital of $500. 600 divided into
| 2. OOO shares of s1OO each has been in
corporated nv +. F. Platt. 7. Spripg Nc
Mahon. Geo r. Smith. r. F. GaIlaudet
and r r Retter The company will
construct mannfacture nurchase se,I
and deal in oil mills engines boilers
nnmns etc
After driving over 100 miles in a
buggy Mrs. Frances Wright of Adrian,
Mich, was captured on the outskirts Of
Lima and James Hutchinson, with whom
she Is said to have eloped, was arrested
at the instance of her husband, John
Wright. After several hours in Jail Mrs.
Wright concluded to return home with
her forgiying husband.
The twentieth animal convention Of
the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association Is
to be held in London Oct. IL and II.
Rev. Anna H. Shaw, president Of the
National American Woman Suffrage As
sociation, is to be the principal speaker
the first evening, and Rev. Herbert s.
Bigelow of Cincinnati will make the
chief address the second night
Frank Hatfield. the Springfield mer-
chant tailor who disappeared about two
weeks ago. is in New York City. Hat
field writes that he met some friends In
Columbus and spent most Of the night
| in a gambling house, where he won $285.
On the way to the depot he alleges that
he was "doped" When he woke up he
was in Philadelphia, penniless, but with
a ticket for New York in his pocket
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former marriage and her daughter,
cronddaughter of both bride and groom,
witnessed the marriage.
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ooi anu .ar 80 s..hor bod d;sd and that she
wanted the soda to clear up a slight dis
ooIorat;on nnder the eve. Neighbors
found him dead. with gaping wound in
b;s head A man. whose name is with
hold mysteriously disappeared the day
the bodv was found. and no trace Of
him has been had since.
c Sh,r,.ov Of Hamilton
has balJ Victor Sherman of that place,