The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-01-19
WESTERN.

Fire destroyed the HeddOn Dry Goods
Company's building in New Albany, Ind.
The loss is about $4,000.
The residence of Michael Schultz,
Lima, Ohio, took fire. He was sick in
an upstairs room and was burned to
death.
The charity ball in Chicago proved a
splendid success socially and financially.
More than $4,000 was realized for
charity from the brilliant affair.
On the eleventh visit burglars made
him IN nine months, Thomas ]. Camp
bell, real estate dealer in Chicago, kill
ed Joseph Spicer. one of the robbers.
Hans Albert, weil-knawn Omaha viv-
linist, has been taken to tine asylum for
the insane at Lincoln. He became vio-
lently insane while giving n concert at
Wayne, Neb.
For several hours the business section
Of Arkansas City, Kan, was in danger
of being destroyed by fire. The Colorado
Block, four stories high. was burned.
Loss, 100000.
James D. Yeomans of Iowa has been
reappointed a member of the interstate
commerce commission to serve until
March 4, when he will be succeeded by
Senator Cockrell of Missouri.
Fire destroyed the business buildings
on the east side of the public square in
Olathe. Kan, including the telephone
and telegraph offices and the postoffice
The loss is estimated at S15O.OO0.
Alva Adams, Democrat, of Pueblo,
was inaugurated Governor of Colorado
for the third time, on Tuesday. Chief
Justice Gabbert administered the oath of
office. The ceremony was simple in the
extreme.
Simple though impressive ceremonies
attended the Inauguration of Charles s.
Deneen as Governor of Illinois. Chief
Justice Kicks administered the oath to
Governor peneen and other officers elect.
The Arizona Supreme Court decided
that the Santa Fe railroad should be al
lowed to retain possession of its track
through the Gila Canyon pending the
decision of the dispute over the right of
way.
Joseph w. Folk, the new Governor of
Missouri, was inaugurated in jefferson
City and delivered ringing address, urg-
ing purity in political life and calling on
their Office.
Dorothy, the 10-year-old daughter of
Governor and Mrs. Charles S. Deneen,
of Illinois, was operated on for appendi-
citis in Chicago. Attending physicians
give every assurance that the operation
was success.
While the mercury registered % de-
grees below zero, four buildings occupied
by saloons, were destroyed and eight
other business houses were damaged in
Remiji, MINI. The total loss will be
about $4,000.
-Four men were killed instantly and
two injured in an accident in Victoria
mine at Glenns Falls. Mich. The acci-
dent was caused by the top skip freezing
to the rail, which, when loosened, fell on
the one upward bound.
r. B. Vinson, the supposed son of a
wealthy Baltimore, Md, man, was killed
in Rapid City, S. d. He was driving
east of the city, when his team became
frightened and ran away. Vinson was
thrown out and dragged to his death.
The boiler of a locomotive attached
TO the east-bound fast express train on
the Erie road blew up while standing at
the CrestOn, Ohio, station, killing the
engineer and fireman and injuring an
other man who was riding in the cab.
Firemen Grueneberg and A. L. Coch-
ran and Philip Freinensheiner were kill
ed, and Engineers f. G. Boomer and
P. A. Allison fatally injured in col
lision near Ration, \. NJ, between the
Santa Fe California limited and freight
train.
George Hanna's farm house burned
near Lisbon, n. D. One member of the
family and Mrs. Thomas Hanna and
her infant daughter, who were visiting
there, were burned to death. -Four other
members of the family were seriously
burned or frozen.
Two men were found dead in a room
at $50 Chicago avenue, Chicago. Gas
was flowing from two opened jets in
the room. The men returned home
shortly after midnight and were said to
be intoxicated. The police believe the
deaths were accidental.
The work of locating positions at the
entrance to San Francisco harbor for
submarines has been commenced 1t has
been decided to establish switchboard
III lIOul there run d
cable over the Potato Patch and around
the bar and South beach.
A fire in the wholesale saddlery house
of Benjamin Young, in Milwaukee.
caused a loss of 100000. The loss to
the Young company is given at S175,000
to S1S0,OO0. Other losses from smoke
and water are George Ziegler Sous, can
d. factory; G Patek, groceries and fish