The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-08-16
SPECIALS.

West Mansfield, Ohio. Aug. IL
Amy owner of a dog found at large.
will bs killed. is the notice posted
by the mayor of this city.
The villagers are in fear and tremb-
ling and no one ventures on the street
while the mayor is in sight.
Because OF the ominous wording of
the manifesto. no one has as yet had
the trepidation to ask whether it is
the dog or the owner that is to- be kill
ed.
st. Petersburg, Russia. August H.
At II 80 today a con was born to the
Russian Empress. There is great re-
ioicing all over the empire as the fact
is said to be a favorable omen 1t has
long been known that the ambition
of the Gar was for son to succeed to
the throne of all the Russias.
Mt. Victory. Ohio. Aug. 12.-Mr.
john Wagner, aged "a. and Mrs.
Lavina Lynch, aged 66. were married
last evening at the home of the bride.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner own large
tracts of land adjoining each other.
Marysville, Ohio. August 12.-Pro-
bate Judge Brodrick rendered his deci-
sion today in the Milford Center saloon
contest. held July %, when the drys
won ont by one vote. The Court held
that the election was invalid because
the petition presented TO the Council
asking for the election was illegal II
contained five names of persons who
were not voters in the corporation.
There We're Sc legal voters who signed
the petition. and there should have
been no fewer than SO. The temper
ance peole have begun to circulate q
petition for another. The election was
the most exciting ever held in the viii
lage. rhe Anti-Saloon League aided
the local temperance people in Milford
Center.
Delaware, Ohio, Aug. 12.-The Of
ficers Of the Delaware County Teachers
Institute have baked at one of the re-
quirements embodied in the new school
code
Today they made it known that the
schoolms' ans of Delaware county will
not be given pay for attendance at this
years institute. although it is provided
by law, and many other counties have
accepted 1t.
1--WE are going to wait until the Ohio
Supreme Court decides on the question
before we pay" said one of the officers
this morning. ''Then il the court &C
decides, we will pay back to the teach.
ers whatever we owe them for attend
| ing.
There are 260 teachers in Delaware
county and weeks extra salary fol
them would cost 81. 500.
Urbana, o., Aug. 12.-The racing oi
the Champaign county fair closed to
day and three days of splendid racinl
were concluded. In the second hea
of the Gals pace Joe Crist. who wa
driving Hsrry K, met with seriou
accident and may be fatally injured.
As he was passing the quarter pos
Harry K. broke and rripped and Girls
was thrown over the horses head
The horse fell on top of him. TIL
driver was carried away unconscious
His left collar bone was broken an'
he was injured internally.
Wapakoneta, O., Aug. 13.-Accord
ing to the data received by Enginee
Wonders. it was decided at the regula
Injecting of the state Board of Publ
Works, that sealed bids should be It
ceived up to September 13. for the i'm
lprovement of the Grand reservoir
The east and west banks will b
strengthened and the face will be pre-
tected by stone or concrete. The vast
weir at Celina will also be rebuilt an
there will also be piling work fc
breakwater and foundations.