The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-10-12
Buckeye News In Brief.


Charles Staley, 25 years old, was fatally
injured by passenger train near Fostoria.
Marion Postery, employed in the Reeves
coal mines at Canal Dover, was crushed to
death by fall of slate.
Mrs. Louisa Sweet while laboring under
mental alteration, due TO long illness,
stole from her bed in Unionville, and hung
herself on the porch with clothesline.
Mrs. Mary Ritcher was fatally burned
about the face and body by the explosion
of lamp, which she dropped while as
cending stairs at her home in Middletown.
During a fire in north Findlay, act
ing Chief Arthur and Lyman Stratton
were severely injured by falling glass.
The fire was caused by the explosion of
| lamp.
Lillian Davis, young woman, stepped
| backward off of a street car at Mansfield
while it was in motion and fractured the
back of her skull. the injury causing her
death.
The grand jury of Ashtabula county re-
turned indictments against twenty eight
insurance agents of that county, and Al
bert Ross of Columbus for violation of the
antitrust law.
George Flint of Middletown, while en-
ployed at the BlacK-Clawsoh pant, IN
,iai,li.'oh, zen rom ia,lucr a,isn,,ns
head first in a pile of scrap iron. He died
later at Mercy hospital.
Herbert y. Barber, wee presiuent OF
the defunct Commercial Bank of Cam
bridge. who has been on trial at Caldwell,
accused OF larceny III connection win inc
seuoiss"pearanceo Vi 'cii poi'uS' WIS "o-
lu'''eu'
Fire broke Out al Jeiiersohviile, Town
of TWO thousand inhabitants, lying III ray
ette county, near the Clark county border,
ana IN II short time had wiped out the en-
TIRE business section OF the village Ihe
loss Is eS'ihia'eu a' $ol'oVV'
At the conclusion OF the meeting OF the
executive committee OF the Mckinley Mem
orial association, held at canton, 1t was
announced that the corner stone OF the
monument Will be laid Nov. IL, at II Il. m,
by Justice Day, president oil the assOcla-
'ioh'
Work has been commenced ON new
bridge over the Baltimore " ohio railroad
about three miles east Of Deiiance, when
which will replace an old dangerous bridge
which has been trouble TO the iaImers
who have had to cross 1t for good many
years.
flying disc drill caught in a running
belt at the plant OF the American Drill
Company at Springfield, struck w. h.
Long in the chest, crushing 1t. Ills LETT
thumb was also severed by the disc. Long
Is IN serious condition ana may not re-
cover
James Ross, aged q, an Italian laborer,
was killed at the paper mill in steuben-
vile. He was caught by the hywhcel belt
and whirled around the small wheel and
then hurled against the big wheel, and
next against Drick wall lie dropped iile-
, iess ih'o 'ne PIT
sylvester Artls ana MS iamiiy locked up
ther nome III Beileloltaihe 10 so 10
camp-meeting ana lett Two dogs ana cat
III tle mousse WIN lIghtcd lamp. Inc
mousse was IN ashes when they returned,
, everything, including the pets having
|, Dee" "e''iose''
heiu up at the point OIL her own reVoi-
yer MIS- Auam ochilier OIL bucyius' was
prevented from hoti!ihg the poiice when
sue caile upon purgiar roooihG her
nome. Inc thiei nad taken all the 'aiu-
apies ihciuuihs the Ee'o''er anu hhaue
soou his escape
Patrick Lenahan, stove molder, fell
from the second-story window of his room
Il, u, halnii'oh' anu fractured his shu'i. Len
ahah was uhuer 'he influence oi liquor ho
was pickeu up unconscious anu ,aNen 10
mercy hospltai IN critical cohuinoh' HIS
, nome Is III LOUISVILLE, NY.
William O'Leary, Seneca county con-
vict at the pententiary, was saved from
death through accident by striking fell
low convict when he hurled himself from
the third range. Neither was badly i'm
jured. O'Leary said he was tired OF life.
He is serving year for horse stealing.
Four men were injured in a head on
collision between yard engine and a
freight train on the Pennsylvania at Tif"
fin. The injured men, Engineer Sherman
Ross, Conductor Jacob Seneft, Brakeman
!, Albert Young and W. l.. Brown, are all
residents in Toledo. All will recover.
In disguise and dodging persons whom