FRANKLIN COUNTY OHIO - DEATHS:  In 2 Feb 1905 Columbus Citizen

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The Citizen, Columbus, OH, Thursday, 2 Feb 1905, pg. 8

FIGHT IN PENITENTIARY
George Washington, a five-year Jackson county convict, and John Henry, a
Hamilton county prisoner, indulged in a fistic exhibition at the
penitentiary Thursday that cost each convict 15 days. good time and
reduction to the third grade.  A dispute over work caused the fight.

WIFE ILL AND FAMILY NEEDY
Harry Alexander, the mayor.s stenographer, has taken up the case of
Novel Cobb, the colored man sentenced to the workhouse by Judge
Wildermuth Tuesday for taking coal from the railroad tracks to prevent
his sick wife and three children from freezing.  On the recommendation
of Superintendent Eagleson of the Associated Charities the service board
Thursday furnished Mrs. Cobb with a supply of coal and groceries.  Mr.
Alexander is preparing a petition to the board asking that Cobb be
released from the workhouse.

MINISTER.S WIFE DEAD
After a year's suffering with cancer, Mrs. Dunlap, wife of the Rev.
Albert Dunlap, died Wednesday at 5:40 p.m. at her home, 144 West Fourth
avenue.  Mr. Dunlap was formerly pastor of the First Christian church in
this city, but has lately been in charge of a church in Summerford. 
Mrs. Dunlap leaves besides her husband, four children.  Chas. Dudley
Dunlap, Mrs. Claude Brewer, Mrs. R. W. Lambard and Mrs. D. G. Lamb, all
of this city.

GLENN BECOMES DETECTIVE
W. P. Glenn tendered his resignation Wednesday afternoon as secretary to
Chief of Police O.Connor and the safety board accepted it.  He will be
succeeded by Officer Thomas H. Guthrie, the drillmaster of the
department.  Mr. Glenn will enter the detective department under Chief
Dundon as a reserve at a salary of $60 a month.


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