The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-08-24
WESTERN,

japanese Scnooi al Seattle, WASH.
Six persons were killed and six others
fatally hurt in wreck between Santa
Ana and Riverside, Cal.
Earl Kiser, the daring automobilist,
lost "A leg and was otherwise injured in
an auto accident in Cleveland.
Walter Sanger Pullman, son of the
palace car magnatc, died in California
from wounds suffered in runaway.
G. Gray Holston, aged % years, son
Of d. f. Holston, n prominent lumber
dealer, was drowned in Duluth bay while
sailing.
A suspension bridge gave way at Mil
dsed Park. Springfield. ILL.,. and fifty
picnicbers We're plunged into pond. but
all we're saved.
John u. Rockefeller is trying the
Kneipp cure and shocks the staid stu
dents of Cleveland by parading bare
footed on the lawn.
Mrs. Medic Wells. 65 years old. of
Hutchinson, Kan, killed William Burch.
her fiance, who preferred younger rival.
and then committed suicide.
TIE run of sock-eye salmon on the
Fraser river appears TO be slackening.
The pack to date is 100000 cases, about
half the estimated total pack.
Law and order reigned at the Fedora
ton of Labor election in Chicago and
President Dold was chosen by an over
whelming vote to succeed himself.
With $4,000 in checks and cash be-
longing 10 Charles A. Stevens & Broth
ers. Gus Bobbs. young employe of that
Chicago firm, disappeared from the city.
While visiting her son in the country
rear Bellefontaine. Ohio, Mrs. Harriet
Overiield. = wealthy widow. drowned her
self in ole foot of water in the horse
trough.
The steamship Eastland was bumped
by launch at South Haven, Mich.
mcn and women ON the smaller craft be-
Ing hurled into the water as the little
boat sank.
While their baby lay asleep ON table
nesr By, James Z. Daily, a Chicago bar
tender. murdered his wife, locked the
saloon and fled, leaving the child aud
corpse within.
BY the will of Thomas Fitzgerald, who
died recently in Los Angeles. Cal, $40
600 will be divided among two brothers
and niece residing in Little Falls, y.
\. The niece works in u mill.
The governments drawings for home
steadS in the Cintah Indian reservation
of Utah, 160-acre sections i'll which are
said 20 he worth from 5000 to $4,000,
has been begun at Provo. Utah.
II order to save the life of dog,
Clifford NJ Dolph turned his automobile
;ato lamppost in st. Louis. endanger-
ing the lives of himself and his sister.
Miss F. c. Delphi was badly hurt
Tie saloon run by Louis Maschke and
Jonas Deetz WAS wrecked in Millersburg,
Ohio. by dynamite The explosion shook
up the country for mile. Temperance
advocates are charged with the deed.
A terrible landslide on the Thompson
river destroyed Ashcroft. an Indian vii
lage with IFS population of 500. Ash
croft was situated in the northwestern
portion Of Yale district, British Colum-
bis.
Che contract for the construction of
the naw custom house at San Francisco
has Deen awarded TO Thomas Butler of
that city al his bid of S1,194.000, the
building to be completed by March l,
1908
Mrs Harvey Mcpherson Null. charged
with poisoning her husband. a farmer.
and H. &. Kelley, Il farm hand. have
been arrested in Pratt. Kan. Twenty
four grains of arsenic were found in
Nul's stomach.
1. h.,
commission iu Washington and the Har-
riman line. has arisen. The clash is
over the ris;., of the commission 10 order
joint rate for handling coal from Ros-
!yn T. Colfax. Wash.
Charges of Irregularities in the man
agcmcnt Of the State industrial school for
boys were filed with the board of control
il. Topeka. Kan. by DIR. Eva Harding,
a Topeka physician. against III. W.
Charles. the superintendent.
A joint, OF illicit saloon, run by Ed
ward Powers and Joseph Unser, just
outside of Kansas City. Kan. on the
Shawnee road. was partially destroyed
by fire. The proprietors assert that the
fire was set by temperance fanatics.
c. J.. Melvin, the saloon dynamiter,
was given hearings in lola, Kan, on two
charges and bound over in $1,000 bond
to the District Court. Big crowds fol-
lowed the prisoner TO and from the court
room. but there was no demonstration.
The coroner at Cleveland Ohio. in his
official decision. said the night telegraph
operator at Mentor, Ohio. threw the
switch that caused the wreck of the
Lake Shore twentieth century limited. in
which nineteen persons lost their lives.
Albert Gunderson of Racine, Wis,
was found dead near Cheyenne Wells,
Colo. OF the right of way of the Kansas
Pacific railroad. His head had been