The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-09-14

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between a gang of cOlOred men and tn
circus employees at Paulding, and his spina
column was injured, causing paralysis
His condition is critical.
A big supper saved the life of Mrs. Dan
iel Collins of Miamisburg. The woman
took large dose of iodine with suicida
intent. The hearty meal assisted the actor
of the emetic administered by the physi
elan and her life was saved
Ellsworth Mitchell. white, aged 35, {
teamster, was arrested at Xenia by Officer.
NJ. G. CalliSter and Smith. and is now il
Jail charged with having committed al
assault on Anna Lewis, an S-year-Old white
girl. Mitchell's bond has been fixed a
$1,000.
Through the efforts of Postmaster L. +
| White, rural route has been established
from Rising Sun. The route covers al
area of ten square miles and is twenty-foul
miles long. There are 13l dwellings on the
route, and the population served is 524
The service will 60 into effect November l.
and will be great convenience to all par
/ ties affected.
The interurbans centering at Columbus,
and which are to be taken into the Elkins-
| Widener syndicate, are to join in building
mammoth interurban passenger station.
The plans are being perfected and work
will begin just as soon as the receiverships
of the Columbus. Buckeye Lake q Newark,
the c. l.. & S. and ID. 5. 4 W., all Apple
| gate routes, are lifted.
Mayor William T. Haviland announced
| that he would resign as mayor of Bellefon-
taine October 1, because of ill health. He
was elected as democrat in very largely
republican city, and has made the most
popular mayor the city ever had. Vice
Mayor Frank G. McCracken, republican,
| will succeed to the mayoralty, and Coun-
! Gilman -at-large n V. Elliott will become
yice-mayOr and president of the council.
Harry Craig, who is serving a twenty
year sentence in the penitentiaryf from
Toledo, for murder, and who escaped from
the insane department, was captured by
Marshal Woodruff at Oxford, while his
father was trying to rush him over the In
diana line. Craig appeared at Oxford hat
less and cOatless, and his father tried to
drive him to College Corner. The officers
overlook them in buggy, after hard
chase.
Chief Examiner w. f. Kennedy, of the
state board of steam engineers, has revoked
the license of Frank NJ. Abel of Vermil-
lion, for fraud. On March 10 Abel was
examined by Deputy Examiner Thos. Win
ship of Toledo. and failed. Those who fail
cannot take the examination for three
months. but Abel went to Cleveland and
presented himself TO Deputy Examiner Ben
nett ON April IL, as a resident of Cleveland
and secured license, the questions being
the same he had tried to answer at Toledo
In the meantime he had studied upon
them.
Hanging head down, his foot entangled
in the graphing chains of an electric crane,
Philip Graben, brass molder at the Niles
Tool Works, was carried by the machinery
directly over huge crucible of molten
brass. His shoe tore loose, and Graben
plunged head first into the seething cal
dron. Hewas almost completely immersed.
He was dragged by fellow workmen from
the crucible and taken to Mercy hospital
The flesh on his hands and arms was
burned entirely off. His entire body is
mass of burns. 1t is not thought that he
will live.
Jacob SearfOss, a well known resident of
Carey, while passing along the Hooking
Valley tracks, was struck by large piece
of coal which fell from a train. Five of
his ribs were broken and his lung pune
tured by one of the ribs. 1t is feared the
accident will prove fatal.
The deadlock over the nomination of a
can iidate for republican state senator that
has been on since July Is, in the Fifteenth
Sixteenth Ohio district. was broken by the
nomination of Prof. WI. Atwell, a pub
lie school teacher of Johnstown, Licking
county. A total of 1872 ballots lad been
taken.
Jacob Mueller, at one time lieutenant
governor of Ohio and counsel general to
Frankfort on-the- Main. under President
Cleveland's first administration, died at
Cleveland. of apOpleXy, aged S3 years. lie
came to this country in 1857 from Germany
and subsequently became a successful bus
mess man of that city.
Nine year-old Cora Newton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newton of Warren,
was run over bya heavy load of oats, picked
up for dead and found TO be but slightly
urt. The wheel of the heavy wagon
asSed over her foot. up one leg, across
Ter body and over the face, slightly
o one side of the nose. She suffered very
title Inconvenience from the accident.
Hon. McEldin Dun of Bellefontaine,
member of the board of managers of the
)hio penitentiary, stated that it costs 81 900
day to conduct the prison and that the
Institution makes more money than any
ther penal institution in the world per
apita.
The State Historical Society has decided
} participate in the dedication of monu-
lent at Stockport, on the Muskingum,
iarking the site of the Big Bottom massa-
re, in 1899. when twenty white settlers
st their lives at the hands of Shawnee and
Iami Indians. The monument is pre-
,nted by Stephen Brokaw, on whose farm
lie site is, together with two acres Of
ground.