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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Nenrn klIlad IN Coz.

Cincinnati, O., March 27--Iobn Has
berry, a negro. was shot and instantly
killed by Policeman Jacob Sterley
after he had seriously wounded his
wife and slightly injured the police
man. Hasberry went to the house
where his wife, Belle Hasberry, was
employed as a domestic, and during a
quarrel which followed Hasberry shot
his wife, the bullet entering her right
side. Hasberry rushed from the house
and was met by Policeman Sterley,
who was attracted by the shooting. A
pistol duel ensued between the negro
and the policeman. After exchanging
several shots Hasberry fell dead from
a bullet which entered his brain. Po-
liceman Sterley was shot in the leg.
Jealousy is said to have been the
cause OF the trouble between Hasberry
and his wife
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Bank Clerks Arrested.

Pittsburg, March 27.--Five arrests
were made as result OF the failure OF
the Enterprise National bank OF Allie
gheny, which suddenly closed its doors
last October following the sensational
suicide OF its cashier r. Lee Clark,
cials. who took into custody Forest b,
Nichols, private secretary to William
II. Andrews; Charles Menaemer, &, r..
Ralston and Edward p. Mcmillan, EN-
ployes of the Enterprise bank. and
George Il. Cook, an alleged partner OF
Cashier Clark in several real estate
deals
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TWO MILLIONS
For the Maintenance of the Carnegie
Technical Schools.

Pittsburg, March y - 1t was an
nounced in this city that Andrew Car
negis had given two millions Of dollars
In addition 10 previous gifts f"r the
maintenance Of the Carnegie technical
schools The silt was made through a
special committee of the technical
schools who visited Mr. Carnegie at
Hot Springs, Va. Mn Carnegie has
already given upwards Ot million.
and this latest prorrer is III the nature
Of United States Steel per cent
bonds None Of it is to he used for
Inc erection OF buildings II was also
announced that MIR Carnegie tx.
pressed desire that The Margaret
MORRISON Carnegie school tor women
be completed as soon ss possible and
assured the committee that h% would
meet the expense 1t Is said the tech
nicai schools will cost about S1OOD.OOO
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29

Columbus O., March 97-The house
passed Representative Wertzs bill
recommended by the state good roads
convention. II provides for the codi.
ficatlon of all road laws, abolishes the
Office of road supervisor and the labor
tax, and substitutes superlntendents
aud money tax
Bills passed by the house: r. h.,
Nh. Freiner, authorizing an increase 10
four mills by county commissioners
for general purposes; H. b., MIR. kO.
linsky, authorizing the appointment by
village councils OF resident justice
OF the peace or other person to act as
police Judge: II. b., Mr.. Met2ger, au.
thorizlng village lreeholders TO pay
sidewalk assessments into the treas
ury without the formality of an ordi.
nance for assessments II. b., Mr.
Paine TO provide the manner in which
a corporation may dispose of the stock
and assets to another by requiring a
two.thirds vote and providing for the
protection of minority stockholders.
Representative Hillenkamp offered
a resolution proposing to amend the
constitution so as to permit licensing
of saloons
Attempts were made in the house to
relieve the committees Of the llspy
ballot reform bill and the tax inquls
itor repeater, but the efforts failed. L.
Is admitted these measures are dead
Mr.. Stewart of Clark seeks to estnb
lish uniform service on insurance com
panies in Ohio. His bill provides that
service shall be had through the state
insurance commissioner.
Mr.. Little of Greene launched bill
to abolish the state canal commission
litigation, over TO the board OF public
works, which board shall have the all.
thority the canal commission now has
to make leases and contracts, subject
to the approval of the governor MI
Little fathers another bill provid-
ing that the chief engineer of the state
board of public works shall have au-
thority to appoint his own assistants.
subject to the approval OF the board
The resolution authorizing the pur-
chase of land for state hospital at
Lima was adopted by the senate.
Senator Denman's resolution to ad-
NIT to soldiers and sailors homes
members of Ohio National Guard dis
abled while in service was passed by
the senate under suspension OF the
rules.
Senator Espy offered resolution to
extend the time and jurisdiction of the
Cincinnati investigating committee or
majority thereof until Jan. Is, 1908,
when report must be submitted.
Neither Senator Sites nor Senator
Neck will sit with the Cincinnati in
vestigation committee unless that
committee is made bipartisan in men,
bership, Both made this positive
statement today. Each says he mas
not changed his position in the slight
est since the committee was appoint.
ed AT that time they said they would
not serve because the committee MEM
befship was not equally divided be-
tween the two political parties.
Representative Yost of Monroe,
Democratic floor leader of the house
is i'll of pneumonia at his home In
Woodsfield.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
rINK OK0ANpIE FNOCk.


stances it is such dimnuLiye AFFAIR
that ii requires considerable imagina
tion To feet sure that it exists.
y stunning three piece suit is made
OF orchid pink cloth. The circular skirt
has houncc OH the bottom. and the
coat is in Louis style, with Il deep col
lar pnd cuffs OF rose velvet embroid-
cred with gilt The belt is OF biact;
satin and the bodice Of brussels net
and Irish point insertion, with touches
OF pink cloth
DmreS muSlns and lawns are
shown with half inch satin stripes, on
which appear little pompndour bou-
Quets in delicate cnlors. These gowns
will he simply made with trimmings
OF valeuciel peS lace and grdlos of rib
bon, lowered or plain
The frocE pictured is of orchid pink
organdie The skirt is trimmed almost
TO the waist wilh alternate bands or
tucks and lace, The evening bodice
has its fullneSS tucked and bioused
oyer a deep grdlr OF pompadour RIB
bon. Lace trims the decolete neck.
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Conductor Sloane m.

Lima. O.. March 27,-A, j. Sloane,
the Pennsylvania yard conductor who
gave himself up to the police, declar-
ing he had participated in train rob
berry at Galena, H., in 1899, has devel-
oped serious case OF cerebral spinal
meningitis and is in semleonscious
condition in the hospital. The police
will give the case close investigation,
since It has been learned that train
robbery known as the Tower rob
berry was committed within 40 miles
OF Galeaa in the year stated by sloane
IN his confession.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
More Warrants out.

Pittsburg, March 2S,--in the face'o
denials by government officials, ittwss
learned from an authoritative source
that warrants have been issued for
four other persons in connection with
the collapse OF the Enterprise National
bank last October. These are in addi
lion to the six persons now under ar
rest. The federal officials declare THAI
the arrests made conclude the criml
nal proceedings for the present, bur u
was learned from another source that
the officials will not admit the exist
ence OF the other four warrants unit.
they have been served
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
aovernor pattlson,s Condition.

Columbus. o.. March IS - Doctors
Il. j. Wilson and O Holt at mid
night issued the following bulletin
Governor PattiSon has shown definite
gain in strength and hopeful improve
ment in other respects. He will have
good night Temperature normal
pulse 80, respiration 22," 1t was re
ported early in the evening that the
governor had had serious relapse
but this was denied by the governor
son
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Boys Dismissed.

Springfield, q March ~ - Acting
on the suggestion ot membets ot The
jury aud pt citizens, who petiIoued
him to dismiss the boys tonnh guilty
ni plotting Police Judge j } AliiIet
fiucd the boys 81 ami costs ard remit
ted both Judge Miller said there was
nothing else for him To do The Busi
hess and Industrial league, composed
of The better class OF colored citizens
has adopted resolutions bitterly De
nouncing the whole proceeding
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OH Inquiry Ended. /.

New York, March 2S.-The taking
OF testimony in this city In the custer
proceedings OF the state OF Missouri
against the Standard Oil company was
Completed Attorney General Hadley
requested Commissioner SanborR 20
send signed copy OF the testimony to
the Missouri supreme court. That
testimony with the commissioner ;
eertifcation attached" said Mr. Had
ley rs the finish of the evidence an.
der this commission, aud the proceed.
ings are ended"
Thirteen Sentenced to Death.
chita, East Siberia March 2S.-A
sourtmartial here sentenced to death
ls postal officIals who participated in
tho leeeRt strike.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Two Workmen Fatally Hurt.

Youngstown, o., March 2S.-William
Womley, bricklayer. was working
close 10 shaft in the machine shop or
the BeSsemer plant of the Republic
Iron and Steel company, when his
clothing caught and he was drawn Into
IL Patrick Hyland was working with
him and tried TO save him from bciGg
Ehirled around Both will die.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Rush of EmIerants.

Liverpool March 2S-The steamer
Carmenia, which sailed toI New York.
carried upward OF 1900 passengers. .
large proportion OF whom were emi
grants The Lake Champlain. leaving
about the same time, took 1900 emil
grants The steamship companies an
ueipate an enormous rush OF continen'
tai emgrants for America during the
coming season.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Domestic Tragedy

Braz!l md. March 2S Thomas
Dcubass. c Sc railway freight
conductor shot ana Instantly NilIe!
his wife sn3 lher turned ,ho weapon
on himself, sending bul,er through
his heart. dying instantly They had
been separated toI three weeks The
couple had beer married le years ani
were ;he parents OF four children.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Folr prlsoners crenated

Corsicana, Tex March ~ A negro
prisoner Il, The county farm two miles
from hero set fire ms cell N ar
effort 10 escape The flames got oe,
yonG his control and before the prs.
oners could ba removed four were
burned 20 death and a fifth was fatally
burned The negro who started he
fire was among ,Ae victims cremared
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29

Wapakoneta, o., March 27-The
body of Fred BncholtE, Il prominent
citizen and retired mill owner OF St.
Marys, who has been missing for three
weeks, was found in Barrinton's
woods The coroner is investigating.
Bucholtz had his quarterly pension
when he left home and murder and
robbery is suspected
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
octoasnarian Suicides.

Dayton, O., March 2S.-John Wood.
81. was found dead III bed with ns
throat cut. The coroneT's verdict was
suicide. The man had been' disap,
pointed as the result u iiIuess and
had several times threatened selt.de.
struction. Besides his aged wife le
leaYes seNera. children
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Widow EcI1d Dead

Bowling Green q, March IS
Mrs Amelia Slo2n"r "a, wealthy
widow, was found lead In her oed by
neighbOra, who forced an entrance
into the house in search for ner She
was last seen Saturday. and apparent
iy death occuled that night Death
WAS due tC hpopleSy,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
pYnamlters Sent Up.

Wapakoneta, o.. March y. - Riley
Cotton and Park Wright, the two self,
confessed dynamiters of the bulkhead
of the Grand reservoir, were sentenced
to 10 months each in the penitentary
The second trial of Isaac Shelley, one
OF the alleged conspirators, was set
for April 30, and the accused furnished
a new bond for Sl,J0O
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
rwo Lives Extlnquished.

Waverly o., March 27-Mrs, Matil-
d.. Stultz, SO. and her grandson, Ivy
Jones ~, were burned to death IN
their home near Camp poatotlce The
young man arose about midnight and
put more fuel in the heating stove and
returned to bed, and The pipe later
became oyerheated and set fire to the
ceiling The inmates were not awak-
ened until the house began to fall in
ON them
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Dick In Line.

Columbus, o., March 27. - Senator
Charles Dick, in formal communica-
ton to the senate and house, acknowl-
edged the receipt of the O'Rourke res
dent Roosevelt's recommendation
anent railway rate legislation. and
would so state on the floor of the Unit
ed States senate. No word on this
subject was received from Senator
Foraker.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
BRIDGE Accent Found Guilty.

sandusky, O.. March 2S.--Ilenry
Hughes OF Fremont, o., the first OF IS
bridge agents and corporations To he
tried on a joint Indictment returned
by the Erie county grand jury charg-
ing conspiracy liz restraint OF trade
contrary to the provisions OF the Val.
sntine anti,tru.t law, was found guilty
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Conductor Killed.

Ironton, o., March a. - Robert
Pratt, freight conductor on the ID. T..
& L., on the run from this place to
Jackson. was instantly killed by being
struck by an \. q w. engine while
signalling for his own engine
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
lowlands Flooded

Springfield, o, March 2S-Three
square miles OF the iowlands al he
city in the northern and eastern ser.
tIons is flooded by the breaking II
Buck creek from its banks The water
filled The cellars and tn many ot In
houses the first floors were also SUP.
merged. The water is falling.
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plumbers Strike.

Cincinnati 9 March 2s.--Two hun
drec union plumbers went on strike
here for al increase OF wages The
men demand $.l week with Satur
day aGtesLooa ufi with pay. This Is
Az increase OF - cents q dav
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Keller Renominated.

Springfield, o., March 27-General
j. Warren Keifer OF Springfield was
renominated for congress. The reso'
lutions commend his public services
and those OF Roosevelt Dick and For
aKer, and pledge the support of the
district to his policy for the reduction
of the southern representation in con.
2raSS
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American Robber.

Vienna. March 9s.-The man who
gave his name as James Howard when
he was arrested in this city last No
yember for robbing depositor at the
tellers window OF bank here admit
ted TO the Judge before whom he was
arraigned his ldentity with Josep''
Killoran. the American postoniee sad
baaE robbeE.
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Hams Himself.

sandusky. O., March 2S.-Jscob
.KurtZ, ~. formerly superintendent OF
tho American Wine companys plan;
here committed suicide 9y hanging
Despondency aver the loss ot ala post
,ior Was the cause
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Drawn Into Maohln.rN.

Be!.etontaine. o. March % - John
Bennett engineer oi the Van Cieye
clay works at West Mansfield. was
caught by the sleeve OF his coat ta =
lne shaft aud carried around several
revolutions 10 his death
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Between the Cars.

Columbus O. March 2S ~ Amos
Mitchell, so was killed while looking
'of WORT az street railway power
house He was caught between TIVE
cars which were being switched
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Mililon pollar Elre.

Johnstown, Pa. March 2S.-Fire
damaged the immense plant OF ths
swank Hardware company 70 the eN
tent OF one million dollars. A hremsn
was killed by falling walls.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
LARGEST TYPE.
One Battleship to Cost. Exclusive Of
Armor, Six Millions.

Washington. March 2$. The house
committee on naval affairs decided to
report n building program for new
ships in the navy as follows One bat
tleship. TO cost exclusive OF armor and
ornaments $6,0O0O00. the ship to be
of the largest type the tonnage to he
determined by the secretary OF the
navy: three torpedo boat dcstroyers. 10
cost S750OD0 each. and Sl,OO0,0O0 to
be expended by the secretary nr the
navy for submarine boats, in his dis
cretion The naval bill will carry a
total of s99. 20. 900 The current law
aggregates $l03.0O0.OO0
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ohioan Confirmed.

Washington, March 27.--'fhe senate
in executive session confirmed the
nomination OF Frederick l.. Bright OF
Ohio as consul at Huddersheld, Eng
land.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Sarah PLAYS In Tent.

Dallas. Tex, March 27,--In Dallas.
for the first time In her long career.
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt, the famous
actress, played in tent, The play
was Camille" Five thousand persons
witnessed the performance.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-29
Humor qmo Philosophy
BY DUNCAN NJ. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS,

Baldhcadcd men are generally IL
crcdulous tot. otherwise thece'd not DO
such II crop OF hair restorers on the
market,
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Debate In the Senate.

Washington, March % Mr. Till
man and Mr. McCunber divided the
time of the senate'S session the North
Dakota senator davotinG himself to the
railroad rate question exclusively and
the South Carolina senator discussing
various questions Mr. ltlman made
especial inuuiry concerning The status
OF his resolution relative to The use OF
ma tonal bank funds IN politics and IN.
cidentally spoke at Districr Attorney
Jeromes recent ultcrances and OF
Judge Iiumphrey's decision in the beef
trust cases. declaring IN the latter
matter that the decision against The
attorney general had merely reaped
what he had s0wn in he case ot for
mer Secretary Paul Morton Mr. For
aker defended Judge Humphrey. and
Mr.. Tillman declared that he had not
meant 10 attack lhe Judge, but the
law MI McCumbHr picked lhnumer
able flaws III The Iate bill
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An Unbiased Judge.

\ professor in Il western uniyer-
sity one day while walking with
a friend in sun Francisco became in
volyed in an argument as 10 which
was the haudsomcr man OF the two.
Not being able to arrive at settle
ment of the question, they agreed
in a spirit of fun 30 leave it to the
decision Of a Chinaman who was
seen approaching them, The mat
Ter being laid before him, the ori-
entail considered long and carefully;
then he announced in tone OF
finality, Both are worse" +"
Doctors aud druggists seem 20 have
been created TO keep the rest OF Us
from acquiring wealth 40 suddenly.
II She Had Another.
shes Just a two faced thing"
"Dear nae. Then I'd think shed send
her face 10 the repair shop"
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Rebate Trial.

Philadelphia, March % -- Members
OF the firm Of K ID Wood y Company,
iron manufacturers with plants al
Florence. n j., and EmanS, Pa were
placed on trial in the United States
court here charged with accepting re.
bates from the Great Northern Rail.
way company and the Mutual Transit
company on shipments 10 Wianipeg
The amount ut rebates was $l.23052,
ter Stuart. Richard and George Wood,
but at the opening nt court the indiCt
ments against the Ihlter two were
quashed The defendants II convicted
are liable to a fine ot $50 900
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Under search and seIsur. Law.

Senia, q. March 2S -Cndcr orders
from William Bremen. the temper
ance nsy0r, policemen, armed with
warrants sworn out nndef the search
and seizure law. Invaded restaufsnt=
hotels and othsl places where !iquCr
might be concealed. and draws were
kept busy bringing the conhscated
property to police headquarters The
officers broke ia The door ot private
club conducted by prominent men oi
the city and took possession of a nun
ber OF bottles of beer which they are
holding IS evideRGe ia the prOseCu
tions 10 be made
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ONO CLIO
LlV, In,sIllsene. Of the Buckeye State
Ohio Shippers Elect,

Columbus. o.. Marcn 2S,--At the an.
nusl meeting OF the Ohio Shippers a.
ISOLATION W A Thomas, president Of
the First National bank OF Niles. was
elected president Of The organization,
succeeding W. d Thomas Ut Sprlns'
held. Vice presidents were elected as
follows: c. II Prescott Cleveland .
James Reynolds, Mansfield r NJ Ay.
ers. Zanesyile \ Baldwin, Niles;
g. W Burk. Springfield William -.
George, Dayton; George II. Dineledy,
Youngstown. n S Adams, Chillicothe.
and Il A kissinser Columbus The
Wertz railway shipping bill. now be-
fore the senate. Was lndoIssd.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-12
Don't be a Cuckoo.

bird called the cuckoo which builds nest of its other birds De matched by them benefits the time and labor of the other birds contributing nothing in In every community who reap all the benefit and profit t and vet bear o the burden expense Men who will assist public enterprises but are the who vii spend advertise their tf line of goods th carry, loudly large share of the business which prudence generosity and none Q. tasas7s competitors have created. It> the prta pe eggs others Another point Tae question moral aspect, undoubtedly The bird ~mehing for nothing designs do the hmg which the motive of gambler violation the spirit commandnent I there analogy between the habit G the bird and the dpositiono many men to reap that they gather that they have Ar the class brother riding your competitor, neihb conditions you contributed oereate> Lay and hatch your benefits. Exchange.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-12
What is Success?

He has achieved sa, ao ha9 lived vel. laughed and loved mueb who has gained the respect intelligent and te love of little children who has filled h niche and accomplished his task who has left the world better he found it. whether by improved poppy perfect poem rescued soul who has lacked appreciation the earth beauty failed it. who has always looked for the best others and given the best he had; whose memory blessing Selected.
 RESOLUTION New York legislature the other day asking chauneey Depw his seat in the tn ted State while 1t subsequently, withdrawn it Chauneey opportunity what of the people think of him.
 AUDITOR MooFH who h Commissioners after thorough has decided that home fire insurance companies their business with companies prohibited by the antitrust from doing business in the state
The Springdale news., 1906-01-12
Time for Action.

TIE young Springdae tile charge selling liquor renewed again the talk hat whisky has for some time Sprngda violation of law The News Goes say this been done but common doubt however. evident to all who have drinking drunkenness this the few months than formerly The News the whiskey question: presee rules conduct govern each individual This point which every himself according lis ideas of right wrong and desires Every permitted be beer Whkey red lemonade water, long his conduct such interfere rights and privileges of others bpnssot the pub lie However public vtal whether liquor sold i'll their midst The people of this munity opposed They have expressed their disapprozal positive misunderstood override the law and pub lie treading 1ezpoded mny lie will later Sprnsdale has rested under this cloud long enough The guilty should brought justice there should estabi>! k officers and people themselves.