The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-06-29
Buckeye New. In Brief.

News Notes.
Buckeye News In Brief.
Cecil Smith, aged Is, a native Of Cuya-
hoga Falls, was drowned at Brooklyn.
The Commercial club and Civic Fedora
ton of Bellefontaine picnics at Cedar
Point, August 2.
Samuel Shawl, a drayman of Fremont, fell
from his dray and broke his collarbone, as
well as sustaining other severe injuries.
C. X. Schramm, employed by the Big
Four railway as brakeman fell from his
train near Greenwich and was instantly
killed.
John Monelenger, aged "A years, fell
down flight of stairs at the county infirm-
ary at Dennison and was killed. He was
an old soldier.
Carl Mccoy, aged Is, Of Portsmouth, had
his right leg crushed off near the hip by
falling beneath stone wagon he was
driving. His condition is critical.
Suffering from gathering in the ear
which caused him to continually hear
strange sounds, caused George Delauder,
north of BellefOntaine. to commit suicide.
l.. r. Marshall, the oldest citizen of Guy
ahoga Falls, died after but a few moments
illness. He was 90 years old and had re-
sided in Cuyahoga Falls for more than
half a century.
While preparing a meal, Mrs. C. j. Sib-
ley, of Findlay, had narrow escape from
death as result of a gas explosion which
blew the lids and pots from the stove, hurl.
ing some across the room.
As Charles Trumbuss was riding a
wheel on North Main street, Findlay, his
bike was caught in the tender of an in
terurban car He was thrown to the
ground and his arm broken.
Kenton, Bellefontaine, Marion and
Marysville Central Trades Labor Councils
will form circuit and each year will join
in celebrating Labor day in one of the four
cities. The 1905 celebration will be held
in Marion.
Charged with burning and abusing his
aged mother, Joseph Kluger. aged Is, Of
Cleveland, was fined s1CO and costs and
sentenced to six months in the workhouse.
Kluger begged his mother for forgiveness,
but in vain.
Lewis Long, aged IS years, was drowned
while bathing in the Ohio river at Steuben.
Vile, due to being seized with cramps.
Michael Ova, another man who was DROWN
ing, was saved by Thos. McGuffin, steam.
boat watchman.
A westbound Pan Handle freight train
broke in two coming down Hanlin's hill
near Steubenville, and came together
wrecking several cars. Brakeman Albert
Clutz and John McQuade of Dennison, sus-
tanned serious injuries.
Nicholas Beckman, aged IS years, died
at his home in Jackson township, near
Fremont. He was born In Hanover, Ger
many. He came to Fremont when five
years of age and nearly his entire life was
spent on the farm where he died.
Fred Layton, William Robinson and
John Carlin, arrested in Springfield for
pocket picking, pleaded guilty in police
court to petit larceny. Each was fined 500
and costs and sentenced TO thirty days in
the Xenia workhouse. This is the limit
under the law.
Frank Miller, aged 55, farmer, living
near Bergolz, became intoxicated at Am-
sterdani, and lay on the l.. f. Il W. railroad
track. He was ground to pieces by shift
ing engine. Conductor Morrow lost three
fingers and was injured in trying to pull
him off the track.
Word has been received in Findlay that
Mr.. f. f. Taylor and wife of Windham,
Alaska have discovered valuable quartz
mine after seven years prospecting. AS
says made from the find are about S. per
ton. MIR. and Mrs. Taylor formerly re-
sided in Findlay.
The postOffices at Reno and Newport,
were rubbed. Sixty dollars in money
and stamps were taken at Reno and about
800 at Newport. A skiff was stolen at
Reno and horse and buggy at Newport so
that the robbers escaped into West Vir-
ginia without detection.
Sarah Cotterill, aged 20, employed as a
housekeeper, committed suicide at her farm
near Dayton, by drinking carbOlic acid.
She had been reading considerably of late
concerning the Osler theory and came to
the conclusion, she repeatedly said, that
she had reached the last round of useful
ness.
Edward Wyker, a prominent married
man of FrederickStown, has been arrested
under the married masher law, on cOm-
plant of Miss Hall of Senecaville, who
claims he won her affections in the guise Of
a single man, and asked her to become his
wife. She also sues for $4,000 for alleged
breach of promise.
The United Brethren church at Bowling
Green has contracted for s., 500 pipe organ
to be placed in the church before October
I. The new instrument will be the most
powerful in the city, having almost nine
hundred pipes. 1t will be two manual and
will have every modern appliance. The
church will be remOdeled and repaired at
the time the organ is being built into it.
Barring all windows and doors, Edmond
Molloy of Marion, with his pretty young
bride. remained all night in banquet hall
after the other guests had gone, at Gale
donia, to Illustrate an attempt of practical
jokers to ''duck'' him in trough filled
with cold water from the town pump. Tho
entire village was kept from peaceful
slumbers by shouts of the men and boys
who formed Gordon about the building.
A three-legged calfwas born on the farm
of William Umbarger, east of Gallon.
The freak of nature is robust and healthy.
Its hind legs are perfect, but instead of two
legs in front it has only one, just between
where the limbs should be.
The arrival of Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Rel
singer, her two sisters, Myrtle and Minnie
johnson, and Lena Richmond, from Akron,
brings the number of prisoners in the fe-
male department of the state penitentiary
up to fifty-five, the largest number ever be-
fore in this department. Cots have been
prepared for them in the corridors, where
they will be kept for the present.
Henry Warner, of Benton Ridge, had
narrow escape while riding motorcycle
west of that village. A farmer set large
bulldog on the young man, who was COM
PEELED to turn on all power. The dog
grabbed at his leg and tore part of his
trousers off. After chase of a mile the
motorcycle won the race.