The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-01-11
Buckeye News In Brief.

George Keissling OF Tiflln, fell from
Baltimore & Ohio train at Fostoria and
was killed.
Moses Reeve, 81 years old. a retired
farmer of Preble county, was killed while
alighting from q moving Pennsylvania
train at Camden.
James w. Latimar of Wooster, was kill
ed by plunge down stairway. He was
for number of years marshal and member
of the police force.
Three Italians, who were employed in
Pennsylvania railroad construction gang
near wilberforce, were killed by fast
Pennsylvania train No. 81.
Ira Evans, an employe in the Watkins
elevator at Conner, lost all of the fingers on
one Of his hands by getting 1t caught be-
tween the rollers of feed mill.
Clifford Turven, aged 5, Of Portsmouth,
while playing horse dashed into two
horse team and was run over. His skull
was crushed and his injuries will prove
fatal.
August G.. Miller, superintendent OF the
Castala Sporting Club at Sandusky, fell
from ladder at the clubs fish hatchery
and was instantly killed. His neck was
broken.
NJ. j. Fitzgerald, an oil gauger in the em.
ploy of the Buckeye Pipe Line Company,
was found dead at his home In Findlay.
He had been suifocated by fumes from u
heating stove.
Miss Gorilla Alter, aged %, Of Washing
ton c. H., was perhaps fatally burned
while polishing stove with gasoline and
and polish. The gasoline exploded, set
ting fire to her dress.
John Dewey, 7-year-old son Of Edgar
Arter, was drowned in an excavation on
his fathers farm, three miles north Of
Lisbon. Heavy rains had filled the hole
with six feet of water.
The Bazaar, large store in Hamilton.
was placed under control of Edward
Bruck, as receiver, by Judge Belden, the
partners, Fred Gradolph and Bert Will
l!ams, failing to agree.
Milton james, aged 3S, is dead as the re-
suit of injuries received in salaon fight at
Alliance. Albert Scrivens, formerly of
Niles, who is under arrest, asserts that he
hit James in self-defense.
William Anderson, an aged man of New
MoOrefeld, was found dead In the railroad
yards at Dayton, with his throat cut from
ear to ear. lie was feeble minded, and had
wandered away from home.
The special rOf Superintendent George
p. johnson burned while passing through
Ironton on the Norfolk and Western. Mr..
johnson was at Ken0va awaiting Its
arrival. The car is total loss.
Lena, the y-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Wilson Of Delaware,
swallowed the contents OF bottle of car
bolic acid which had been used for clean
ing purposes. Her life is despaired Of.
Aaron Castle was probably fatally cut al
Lakeview, Logan county, by ElwOod
Houchns. Castle recently sued H0uchins
for alternating his wife's affections. Mrs
Castle only recently sued Aaron Castle fol
divorce.
Harry Mcdonald, aged As, ended his life
by drowning himself in pond at Win
chester. Letters were found in his pocket.
identifying him and locating his residenc,
at Manchester. The cause OF the act /,
unknown.
Among the indictments returned by tn
grand jury at Springfield was one agains
Harley Titus, a we'll known cattleman OF
the charge of obtaining $2,4OO insuranc,
from the National Fire Insurance Com
. pany by false pretenses.
The eight-story building at 2ls-22O Eas
Fourth street, Cincinnati, occupied b.
Julian aud Kokcnge Company, inanufac
turers of shoes, was destroyed by fire
Loss, sl25, ,OOO, covered by insurance. Th
origin Of the fire is not known.
Mrs. Rosina Sohell was found dead il
her home in New Riegel, Seneca county
Her age was over 10l years, and she leave
no known relatives. Mrs. Schell was bOr
In Aim, Baden, Germany, August 10, 1904
and came to America in 1888.
In the murder case of Frank Chrisman
charged with the killing of William Wet
tie at Bucyrus, the jury brought in yer
diet, the finding being manslaughtel
Wettle mixed into family fight at tn
Chrisman home and Chrisman shot him.
The Buckeye Press AtIbciaton, embrac
ing many hundred country newspaper ed
itors throughout the state, has voted I
hold Its midwinter meeting in Lima, at tn
instance of the Lima Progressive Associa
tion. The dates for the gathering are Jan
uary 25th and 24th.
An Official dog exeoutioner will be OF
pointed in every township In Ohio, and tn
canine population of the state will be dec
mated IL q bill, which will be introduce
by Representative Avery c. Jones Of Jel
ferson county, becomes q law. Becaus
the tax Of 81 year on male dogs and ~ q
female dogs Is so generally eyaded, M
Jones says his bill provides that townshi
assessors shall collect the tax whenevt
. they find dog. II the owners refuse
i pay, or cannot be found, the circumstance
shall be reported to the deputyor townshi
I. authorities, who shall pronounce deaf
: sentence upon all dogs not listed for taxi
Q tion, and the execulioner will then pc
form his work. sf
George Dr0uillard, arrested at Toledo q
the charge of rape, preferred by his ~
a daughters, aged lB and IS years respec
: lively, was arraigned In police court al
. vaivpd examination He was bound Oyl