The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-01-04
Buckeye News In Brief.

John O'Neil, aged 81, Nickel Plate
yard conductor, was killed In the Bellevue
yards by yard engine.
The residence Of II. NJ. Kunklc at Ash
tabula Harbor was destroyed by fire. The
loss is from sl2 300 to $4,000.
The Baltimore flour mill at Baltimore
burned to the ground. Loss on the mill
and contents is about $4,000, partly in
sured.
old baby were probably fatally injured In a
fire In their home at Cleveland. A gasO-
line stove exploded
The directors Of the Cleveland Electric
Railway Company voluntarily raised the
wages of more than 1000 motormen and
conductors one cent an hour.
Coroner Sullivan, in the West Salem
baby y-farming case, held Mrs. Elnora More
house as one of the parties to conspiracy
resulting in the death of a babe.
Albert Blery, aged 90, committed suicide
BY hanging in The barn at his home in Be-
lott. Despondoncy over financial affairs is
thought to haze been the cause.
Joshua Bailey and Warren Kendall, oil
operators of Wapakoneta, were fatally in
jured in premature explosing of nitro
glycerin while preparing to shoot well al
Casey, Ills.
Mrs. Jerry ISandlcs and Mrs. Ida Lucas
were badly burned at Belfontaine, by tho
boiling over Of q can containing dilu-
ton of gasoline. Mrs. Lucas is danger
ously burned.
A black bear, q deer, five gray wolves,
two Angora goets and a number of small
wild animals have been received by the
Springfield 700 from the practically de-
funct Columbus ZOO.
Fire starting in Arthur Fuses fruit store
gutted the Smith block at Kent. Ander-
sons shoe shop and Gauger's wall paper
store were damaged. Fuse lost $500 In
cash. The total loss is $1,000.
The postoflice at Woodstock was robbed
and Sis in stamps and 800 In money were
taken. The robbers made their escape
The government has offered reward OF
$1,000 for the apprehension of the robbers.
George b. Dolby, Hooking Valley fire.
man of Columbus, was struck ON the head
near Sugar Ridge by switch guard and
seriously injured. The scalp was torn
from over the left eye and his face was
bruised.
A farewell banquet will be rendered to
Governor Herrick at one of the hotels in
Columbus OH the evening of January 3, by
all the officials and deputies in the state
house. The governor will be the only
guest Of honor.
Martin Conley of LOrain, an employe of
the LOrain street railway, was killed by a
| car on that line. Conley was lying, appar-
emily unconscious, In the middle of the
track, when he was hit by car and ground
to pieces. The motormon had just rounded
a curve and did not see him.
SafeblOwers attacked safe at Goulden's
fish market at Toledo, and wrecked it,
The safe was unlocked and a sign pasted
on the door revealing the fact The rob-
bers after opening the safe and finding it
empty, evidently closed it and put in q
charge of dynamite, completely wrecking
it.
Seven well-armed men held up the three
watchmen and conductor at the traction
company's street car barns in Toledo and
looted the place. They made two unsuc-
cessful attempts to crack the safe. The
cash drawer was demolished and nearly
81 900 in money was taken. AS the rob-
bers left the barns they exchanged shots
with watchmen.
In recognition of his bravery, J.. b.
lIOldren, operator for the Pennsylvania
Company at South Charleston, was pre-
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