The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-10-19
Buckeye News In Brief.

found dead in his bed at the Thurman
hotel in Upper Sandusky.
Nicholas Schiel, aged 12, OF 92i Buckeye
street, Toledo, fell through trestle on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie and had both of his
arms broken. The boy fc!l distance of
about twenty-five feet.
Capt. Carlos b. Allen of Newark, former
inspector of rifle practice in the Ohio Nat
ional Guard, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself with rifle. He was lying in
bed and pulled the trigger with his toe.
Miss Lizzie Sweetman, 36, employed in
the laundry at the Hotel Sterling, Colum-
bus, had both hands caught In a manger.
When one hand was caught she thrust the
other to its aid. Both may have to be am
putated.
The cooperage factory at the Craig oil
refinery in Irunvillc was completely de-
stroyed by fire. The origin of the fire is
not known. Loss on the building was 800
and $50 on the contents, partially covered
by insurance.
Burglars entered the district Office OF
the Prudential Insurance Company at
Sandusky during the noon hour and stole
$3.50 from the safe. The police claim to
have the case worked out, but no arrest
has been made.
A stabbing affair occurred at Tiflin be-
tween Eugene Sweeney and John Miller, ri
val proprietors of the Empire and Shawan
hotels, respectively. Miller was seriously
stabbed by Sweeney in the region Of the
heart Both have been placed under arrest.
Miss Gertrude Searfoss of Upper San
dusky, removed the lid from bucket of
boiling water. The escaping steam threw
a stream Of water in her face, scalding it
so that all the skin has peeled of. Her
eyesight is believed 10 be lost, and her life
is despared of.
Elizabeth Pennington Bear-Stanz, in
dicted for bgamy by the grand jury, hav-
ing welded George Bear in Fndlay and
John Stantz year later in Lima, was ar
raigned at Lima and pleaded guilty. She
will be sentenced to the penitentlary. She
is % years old
i Bruce Lloyd of Oxford was seriously
v wounded and many girls and boys had
, their faces and bodies scratched and bruis-
ed in fierce scrimmage between the soph-
omores and freshmen at the Miami uni
versity, Hamilton, during flag rush. The
battle continued for six hours.
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MISS ilazei iieath anu MISS hae East
po'h Oh Eiiaa' were seriously ihJureu i'll
runaway III Lima Inc Vehicie was over
turned at priuSc upproach. MISS lieatl,
was puiieu pehea,h 'he oepr,s anu urasSeu
twc huhuleu ieet' several bones were
noppelS piew 'ne S'rohs poN III tlie post
once Nv Shasrih ra,.s' supurp !" ''e'e-
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wi'i w. ~ iousels, puhhei' VINO i,ao
peeii aiouSeu' anu was o' MS way !" .ne
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pa''" "iioii i'"u peeh ionpeu' ine 'IaoAs-
Hieh seouie' o"i9 sii'i' sum vi 'iioneS'
A freight train in switching around the
yard at Medina, broke some carboys Of
., suIphuiio a1'u III ore VI ',ie cars W,lch
also .on."iilIu Niiee Da,ieIs "a, Vi saso'lhe,
'Weh'y ,lout oa'ieis VI vi anu ono uiu'i Vi
ainiioiia' h1 oai was mass y, naihes
IN inoiiieht. ~ was h"u'eu " 'haii'per-
7aiii siae'iacN' anu WAS sooh purheu 70
Nshes'
Construction OF the s2,OOO,OOO pipe line
from Columbus to Cincinnati for natural
gas has begun. The ohio Fuel Supply
Company, which has the franchise for 30
cent gas in Norwood, has put 900 men to
work digging trenches both ways from
Lonaoh' Meah"hi'e 'he poih' at winch
this company eNpects u enter hah''iton
county is peihg kept secret, put application
mas peen hiaue at Miiior" Oh she horth
county lihe. tor irahcnise'
The police are searching for the MUIR
derer of Anna Kinkopf, a young Hungar-
ian woman, who was strangled TO death.