The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-12-29
buckeye News In Brief.

pond and playing shnncy at Bloomdale,
fell and broke his leg.
Miss Sophia IIcndrIckson, one OF the pi-
oneer residents Of Wyandot County, died
Mt the age Of 50 years.
The dwelling house OF william Ca'hcnrt,
west OF Sidney, was burned but mos, OF the
household goods were saved.
Miss Charlotte Boyer, n lifelong resi-
dent Of Ripley, was found dead In Felicity,
She had been preaching In the Methodist
church there.
! Mrs. Pcrnia McDcrmot, aged ~, was
burned 10 death At COshoctOn, while left In
the house ihone. II Is supposed she fell
upon the stove.
Ernest Reese, son Of a farmer near Free
mont, was seriously wounded by the pre-
mature discharge Of his gun while hunting
The contents took effect in the lower part
| Of his body,
There h an active movement on fs0;
among the merchants Of Findlay 10 form a
protective association, the object and pur-
pose Of which would be social, financial
| and general protection.
The Sidney Grain and Milling Company
has been incorporated with capital OF
$1,000, The ine0rp0raiors are Captain T.
u, Mutt, Earl Mutt, Mrs, Aryesla u, Nuts.
IT, j, GFifiis and John NJ, Mutt OF Dayton,
Frederick Boreherdlng has temporarily
enioiRed the Webster Township Telephone
Company from stringng wires past his
house In Wood County, lie objects 10 the
blasting for poles and the mutilalion Of his
trees,
W, ", HATman, Peter stoffer and party
VI Ottawa men started from OIlo'ille by
way VI the canal 10 Cincinnati, going from
iheTe " tha Mississippi by way of Tho
0ho River, makipg the trip IN ilarmon's
naptha launch
Freedom pllley, son of w. nilley "
femheFyllle, fell frem tho Top 0f u work
oar, on tho electric line building easl ~
Pemheryille, and breke hath arms W lhe
wrist Other lnlNll,a, mol necessarily fA-
ial, were sustained
\, w, BT0wn, y, N, iiiee, Morris T.
ti0elsnhius and u, T. VaihOI aTn " parlY NJ
Ottawa mon interested IN lhn A llen County
on Company VI Ottawa, which hss drilled
IN y number 0f producing wells IN lhe Ups
per hRndDsky territory
beeause olher pIlsonprs pushed him M \
bench IN The G0rlld0t and called him u
''lObsl9r" Charles AidBel, aaed Nv, e0ms
mlIlnd sniGide NJ Akron IN thp tllY tIis0a
by HANGING hlAsnlf win n towel Aitllph
WAS feFMpllp we'll N d. iip WIS arrested
tef stealing \ palf et shopsr
Mis- William eOuhia, wife NJ y piuvber,
IA dead M The hospital NJ youngstown,
ff0m injuries received by hef el6tllhe ~
nliinH FINN n Has life IN The family resi-
deBeel Carpenters whO wefp Working M
The feSdehee wefp severely burned N ieafs
ing The burning clothing ifom The victim,
A supposed Wild man, who ias terrified
thu inhabitants NJ l,afnhIil, north 0f benl
iilss0ii, TOT d week, VIVA eapiuped ny MAJ
slai Philips lie whs naked ami Ind
spent The hight IN The snow laden woods
ttis feet aRd hands were badly fi0teiii lie
was found " IN John Jones, M escaped
inmate NJ Tie Aiasslson hospital FOR The
insane,
Mira Sarah iieii The mother NJ william
BelfA tph Handle engineer who llvea IN
North Columbus, WIS burned II death nj
her home In Leesyile, n Ia supposed that
she attempted ~ start Ia fire IN ihe stove
and her clothing enilghl, llir IlaWes pns
veloplns her body and burning her 10 a
crisp, The ife IN Tho bonse had gained
considerable besdway when II WIS dlss
covered, an1 she was beyond any Sd when
rescued
n, W, Bailey sustained numerous ugly
wounds while attempting IA thnw oiit
gas0met n on hls lease weHt ~ bowling
Green. Mr., HALEY WA standing near ilc
frozen Y g,sompief ahcp II lei w and hls
body slipped most Of the flying pieces,
The low n part OF lIs face waH crushed, lis
jaw beii n broken and twisted 0,a Of lis
socket. Ills head and body sustained ter.
flblc bi nlseH mud iacefNil0nH, though no
bones were broken other Than tho jaw.
bertha Curry, aged N years, daughter of
Jesse Curry, 0f Jerome Township, near
Marysyillc, while returning home arrived
nj tho 7, n u, q, railroad crossing nj
Arnold station Just IN mn engine and
tender which had been assisting n train
over tho grade south of Arnold was return.
INK. The engine cn,,ght both buggy and
horse, killing tho horse and dcm0lishlng
the buggy, Miss currywns carried away
with the buggy top, but WAS not seriously
injured.
Al Cambridge, John Milton Turner, who
was once n candidate for Secretary Of
state 0n tho Democratic ticket, aud oan.
ddR,a Tor C0ngresa IN lis district, had u
narrow escape, Mr., TURNER who IN IN
years old, while stepping ~ pick M u c0in
that had fallen from his hand NJ Tho u, A.
q, depot, was struck by Cleveland n
Marietta freight and lm0oked dswn along
sido Tho tracks on The outside NJ tho rails,
Ito was rolled along unll he finally landed
under u baggage truck, bleeding and un-
conscious, lie WIS seriously, though not
fatally, Injured,
While attempting 10 stop u horse which
WAS coming out NJ tho harm, Miss Annn
fhifaT NJ Flndlay, was knocked dawn by
Tho animal and hAlly injured NY IN hoofS,
hhe was taken ~ Tho house ~ an un-
conscious condition Mh " was several
hours heIora she raeoyered
Miohael MaNudrl, y pioneer resident of
bueyrua, died NJ his hema, Mr, MarlNarl
Was w his sslh year, ile was barn IN
HeFmaRy and removed 10 America sArly IN
life, having lived here slnee 1877, During
hls eafly stay IN America he fpsldea N
Vpsearawas County ae leaves l'ye
ahlldran,
4 plank fell IN llelspl's iNelefyi ~ Npwr
Rfkl Rna ffaelnrpd Andrew sApm'S skull
Vhn dppi0fs dmdnd lhal ~ operation was
neeessaFY, hNl saNM aeplafeh hp WNNlh
TRlhaF die Than submit saNm sHpmeh ~
w hflshleF Than eyerl hNi lhe a0plNrs sal
" he lNes u VIII IN \ miracle,
lNfl shrphNfl ~ lpAla Nli \ lNfWW
ANglaiFp l'UNNll hoA, Nas lnHNh AlNNg lhe
in " \ " heek NpM lhp plepirp llghl
plant W WNWh0nelA Min hNh VI his llgS
hf0kpN phMr ihp hnpa and his Flgh Mklp
snmlhed W. Mis llMl Nhilr 0n Y lrplRhi
llNln pn lnhle if0N lAhp i0hnl " slhnel
lhe lalllnR NJ lee fNIs ihIpW hlM lnFNaIa
RRAiNsi lhp eNd NJ lhe eAr hgpNhlne hls