The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-03-02
Buckeye News In Brief.

buckeye NSWs ku DE'CS
W. II. Spencer, 81 years old. dropped
dead in his place of business in Ravenna.
His family live in Ashtabula.
Captain James s. Taylor, rich attorney
of Wooster, has offered to give 5000
toward City Hospital if the citizens will
raise $4,000 additional.
Mrs. Charles Frech and daughter, Min
ME, of Fremont. are recovering from the
effects of being overcome by natural gas.
Both were found unconscious.
Charles Stamm and John Piper, young
men of the western part of Logan County,
gave liquor to minor at a recent fox hunt.
They were indicted and fined SIS each.
William Creach, aged 60, the driver of a
moving van, was instantly killed in col
lisiOn with work car on the Cincinnati.
Dayton and Toledo Traction line at Ham
ilton
In the Common Pleas Court the children
of James O'Neill, the confessed wife mur-
derer Of Columbus, testified against him.
With one exception his children refuse to
recognize him.
Roy Taylor of Rudolph, is suffering
from a mashed foot which he sustained
while at work dressing tools. A large bit
fell on his foot so crushing it that amputa-
ton may be necessary.
S. L. Bartlett, 45 years old, of the Bar
riett Electrical Company of Cincinnati,
was found dead in his room in Mrs. Daugh-
erty's boarding house in Dayton. Death
was due to heart failure.
John Wirick, carpenter of Gallon, was
knocked down by 4 delivery wagon, his
right eyeball was dislodged from its socket,
his jaw bone broken, an ear nearly torn OFF
and his shoulder dislOcated.
A little daughter of Charles Milleron of
Cheshire, was fatally burned by her dress
catching fire at an open CRATE. Her mother
was severely burned about the arms and
breast in extinguishing the flames.
Paul Christie, 2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Christie of Ashtabula, found a
box of stryehnine pills and shared them
with his dog. His generosity saved his life,
but not until after hard fight.
Mrs. T. C. DanfOrth of West Mansfield,
while reading her evening paper, dropped
over dead from apopleXy. She was 4S
years old and led the memorable temper
ance crusade at Bell Center some years ago
George Price was burned to death in his
home north of Larue. He was unmarried
aged 63, and lived alone Others seeing
the fire ran to his home and found him ly-
ing in the middle of the house near large
old-fashioned fireplace.
man of Lima, died from consumption in
Raidentown, Fla, where he had gone sew
eral weeks ago in the hope of benefttine
his health. Mr.. Martin was an employe Of
the Republican, Gazette. He leaves a wild
owed mother whose sole support he hat
been. He was SO years old.
Every year for nineteen years past, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Shetline, living on Sc
cluded farm near Gallipolis, have become
the parents of child. Their home wa:
destroyed by fire and several of the little
! ones were nearly frozen to death before
they could get shelter. Shetline Will appf!
to President Roosevelt for relief.
Missing his train at Larue, r. b. Cleve
land started to walk home from Marion
He fell and broke a hip short distanc'
from town. He crawled through ter
rifle snow storm half mile to the frs
farm house, where he was refused admit
tance because of smallpox in the family
| Cleveland then crawled another half mil
| to the next farm house, where he was res
cued more dead than alive.
The State Association of Stove Manu-
E. -, ;,,C brc nHa n,
| a resolution to increase prices five per cert
but after further discussion voted to EOlt
| the matter in allegiance for a while. If tn
| trade then justifies it the new prices vii
be established NJ. Hertenstein is presi
dent and Allen Williams treasurer ant
| secretary, both of Columbus, and A. I
Nye of Marietta, the vice president.
| Jacob ii. Fisher of Columbus, has dem
onstrated that man may live with but
| small part of his stomach. On Decembe
| %, 1904. he submitted to an operation a
| Mt. Carmel Hospital. in which five-eight
| of his stomach was removed because of
cancerous growth found there. The Oper
alton seems to have been entirely success
full. He has wholly recovered and enjoy
Motorman Lewis COOksey of Findlay, i
| totally blind as a result of terrible Ok
perience recently while running betweel
| Tromley and Jerry City, on the Toledo
! Bowling Green & Southern Traction Com
| pany's line. After his run he discOvere
that his eyes were frozen and that he wa
totally blind. James Rathburn. a linemal
of the same company, had his feet, nos
and face badly frozen coming from Toledo
Robert Nelson Livingston and Mrs. Mar
tha Livingston Smith of Columbus, VIII
believe themselves TO be the Oldest livin
twins in Ohio, celebrated their eightiet
| birthday anniversary at the home of thei
niece. Mrs. Edward c. Brown, on the farr
! and in the house in which they were born
! few miles southwest of Columbus. Wit
| them is their elder sister, Mrs. Adelaid
Livingston Marion. who will in few day
reach her eighty-fifth birthday. They ar
the children of the late Judge John Chin
Livingston and Martha Nelson Livingston
, who were prominent in the early history G
the county.
Mrs. S. X. Houser, who resides east 9
| Upper Sandusky few miles. has been no
| tilted that she is one of the heirs to an es
tate valued at over a million dollars i
Scotland. Her grandfather came TO Amer
lea in the latter part of the seventeent
century and settled in the west. lie die
shortly after and his family lost ali trace c
him. The heirs can trace their anceStr
back to the days of James Ill of Scotland
Robert Cochran being his particular frent
On their mothers side of the house the
are descendants of the family of Benjami
Franklin, their grandmother being nice
ofthe illustrious statesman and philOsophe
Lester Billow, driver OF laundry WACO
in Fremont, was badly injured in a run
away. The wagon was demolished. 500
after that c. A. Helm, the proprietor, al
tempted to drive the horse and was ais
thrown out and injured.
In divorce petition filed in the Commo
Pleas Court at Akron, Mrs. Edith l.. Can
non charges her husband Patrick wit
coming home when the thermometer wa
near the bulb, pulling the bed clothes off
couch where she was asleep, turning o