The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-09-21
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Canton, Ohio, has been chosen to be
the next years meeting place of the Ma
ticnal Letter Carriers Association.
S. ]. Jensen, an assayer, was arrested
at Cripple Creek, Colo, charged with
stealing a carload OF ore valued at S1O.-
900.
John d. Rockefeller in Cleveland told
his Bible class that ''being a good fel-
low" is the cause Of nearly every down
fall Of a man.
Accused by Gov. Hanly as a defaulter
to the extent of S145.000, David z. Sher-
rick, State Auditor of Indiana, has been
removed from Office and arrested.
Charles Outlaw and his wife were
burned to death at Branman, Ok. fol
lowing an explosion in the kitchen stove
Mrs. Outlaw kindled the fire with coal
oil.
William Jennings Bryan, speaking be-
fore the Jefferson Club in Chicago, said
circumstances might cause him to be the
Democratic party's standard bearer
again.
Thomas Bejdow, miner of Derthick,
Ohio, was shot and killed by his wife.
Beddow came home drunk, 1t is said, and
raised disturbance. The woman gave
herself up.
The First National Bank in Custer.
S. D., was entered by burglars and sew
eral thousands of dollars, all the bank
had on hand, taken. The safe was
blown to pieces.
Capt Thomas Wexford Of the steamer
w. G. Richardson reported Mt Duluth
that his vessel ran down the Canadian
tug Shamrock near the 500 Sept. 5,
drowning the captain and engineer.
Charles L. Morris. manufacturer
and business man in Columbus, Ohio.
filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy
in the United States Court His liabili-
ties are placed at SI131 ,31S and assets at
S1O4.047.
The engagement of Miss Rosemary
Sartoris, daughter of Nellie Grant Sar
tcris, to James NJ. Nelson, Jr., of st.
Louis is reported. Mr.. Nelson, who is
Yale man, is about % years old. Miss
Sartoris Is granddaughter of Gen. U.
s. Grant.
During quarrel between William
Sittuan, a saloonkeeper, and Joe Jonas,
a farm hand, at Hubertus. Wis, Sit
tuan's head was nearly severed by n
penknife. Jonas was arrested, charged
with murder.
Hanging by a rope TO the rafters in
the old shop in which he had made so
many beats, Tommy" Dunn, an old
boatmaker of Ncrth Bass Island, Ohio
Tbo I, (,
self-destruction cannot be determined.
The Santa Fe elevator at Wood and
Twenty-sixth streets, Chicago. was de-
stroyed by fire, together with $4,000
bushels of grain. The loss is $4,000
--$450,000 on the contents and S350.OO0
on the building The less is covered by
Insurance.
Battling Nelson of Chicago knocked
out James Britt of San Francisco be-
fore the Colma (Cal) Athletic Club in
the eighteenth round of furious battle.
Edward Graney took the place of James
j. Jeffries as referee and bets We're de-
clarcd off.
Negro pupils have been refused ad-
mission TO the white high school in Kan
sas City, Kan. and the waIH school at
Bonner Springs. Kan, ten miles distant.
In both cases the negroes withdrew
quietly. The negroes will test the case
in the courts.
Train No. 16. the Chicago and Pitts
burg express, on the Pennsylvania rail-
read, was wrecked a mile east of Mans
field. Ohio, by running into an open
switch. The train dashed into cut of
eight cars on an adjoining track. No
che was hurt.
Charles +. Pfister of Milwaukee has
begun n 100000 suit for conspiracy
against District Attorney McGovern, his
assistants. and the editor and directors
of the Milwaukee Free Press, declaring
they plotted TO ruin him because of po-
litical differences.
AS an outgrowth Of trouble said to
have started when James Marshall
placed thistles in the street in Van Vert,
Ohio, so that the children of Levy Nul-
len could not pass barefooted, Mullen
probably fatally shot Marshall. He said
lie fired in selfdefense.
William Frost, mining promoter
from Battle Creek, Neb, was killed in
Butte. Mont, by his wife after he had
tried to cut her throat with razor.
The woman blew his head from his
shoulders with two charges from shot
gun. Frost had been drinking.
Griaf-siricken because of the death of
her uncle, James Smith, with whom she
had made .ier home since childhood,
Miss Georgia Taylor, 80 years old, COM
mitted suicide with carboic acid in his
death chamber in st. Louis. The uncle,
aged GO, had died few hours previously.
st. Louis capitalists are participating
in final proceedings now under way in
Pittsburg for the consolidation of all the
independent telephone systems, local and
long distance, between New York and
Kansas City. The amount Of capital
represented in the deal is moro than
S200,O0O.O00.
The 7-year-old son Of Charles w. Wise
died in Oakland. Cal. of lockjaw. a vic
tim of tho compulsory vaccination law.