The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-09-21

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ty-four days later he developed symp-
toms of tetanus. The doctors cannot ex-
plain where the contamination which
caused the disease came from.
! Tortured by remorse for thirty years.
because after numbering beautiful girl,
Lizzie Grombacker. in Ohio, he allowed
| an innocent man to be hanged for the
crime. Charles Herzig has disappeared
| from Minot, y. D., leaving a wr.... ga
confession. and it is supposed that he
carried out his intention of suicide.
DR.. Drecoitch sank suddenly from
sight and was drowned while swimming
Ill the Kaw river at Kansas City. When
his body was recovered water snake
eight inches long was found in his
mouth. 1t is supposed that the snake got
in the mans mouth while swimming and
caused him to strangle and drown.
Major Charles Il. Miller of Cleveland
was elected commander-in-chief of the
United Spanish War Veterans in Mil
waukee. Major John NJ. Harland of
Buffalo was chosen senior vice command
er, and Captain Z. Il. Kirk of California
junior vice commander. 1t was decided
to hold the next annual encampment at
Washington.
Popular indignation has been aroused
in Duluth, MIMI, by the killing of bears
within the city limits. The third bear
within two weeks was slain Wednesday
1t had wandered into the city and fell
IN easy victim to the rifle of a citizen.
Some of the residents threaten to invoke
the Humane Society if the slaughter
does not stop.
Fred Wilde is under arrest in Crooks
ton, Minn., for beating to death his
father-in-law, John Kismann. Wilde
was working on his farm when his
horses became mired. He prodded them
with n pitchfork, when his father-in-law
demonstrated. Wilde is said to have
beaten him over the head with the han
die of the fork, crushing his skull.
The youthful burglar is again at work
at Niles, Ohio. Leonard Parks, Z years
old. one of the boys who robbed the
First National Bank recently, was
caught in the rear of the Dollar
Savings Bank trying to get into the
bank. He had skeleton key and had
succeeded in getting to the rear door of
the building. He probably will be sent
to reform school.
History was reversed the other day in
Kansas City when the pawnshop of
Jesse James, son of the famous bandit,
was robbed Of $500. The thief has no.
been arrested. James says he knows
him, but refuses to add anything more
except that he is bartender out of
work. The money was taken from a
cash drawer during the temporary ab-
sence of 4 clerk.
Capt. Thomas Post of the fishing tug
Bertha NJ. Cockrell, owned by A. Booth
& Co., arrived in Cleveland Wednesday
from Port Dover, Ont, and made an off,
cial report regarding confiscation of the
boat by the Canadian cruiser Vigilant
on the charge Of poaching. The tug,
which is valued at $1,000, had on board
5000 pounds OF herring and 100 nets.
The members of the crew were released
and the tug turned over to the Canadian
custom authorities.
Near Sayre, in Roger Mills county,
Oklahoma, three children of Mrs. Ed
ward Smith of Pueblo, Colo, were
drowned in a small stream while on the
way to Cheyenne in a stage zach. Four
persons were drowned in Pine creek. a
tributary of Red river, near Sawyer,
]. Two Gregory boys, aged II and
16; one Horton boy. aged II, and an
Evans boy, aged II. Francis Holiday.
aged %, was killed by lightning near
Almon, Oklahoma.
With two men seated in the bank and
hundreds of persons passing on the
street, two juvenile bank robbers, Clyde
Lenney and Leonard Parks, aged respec-
lively 6 and years, robbed the First
National Bank of Niles. Ohio, of 500 at
noon Friday, and had they not been seen
coming out of the basement window with
their arms loaded with bills they would
have got safely away. A newsboy and
another boy saw the two boys climbing
out of the basement window and chased
them. Scattering bills at every step the
two boys ran for several blocks before
they were caught and forced to disgorge
the bills they had stuffed in nearly every
pocket. Of the $TO0 stolen, S326 was
recovered.