Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27


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into tAa honsa isaEina his Wis = IKE
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bar Husband for hslp He ran cl3s s1at
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his hands into the lungs Of the clezRg-
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oats prostrAte with The hoFroR and the
shock
= Thrss o. four years aeo, uhils q
val knoHn and wealthy gun mannfac-
turer vs. riding in Tenth aven1a ear,
q long. thin shagina. two edged and
aharp - . raxaF, was daksched from one
81 ahe rails, and, passing throaah tne
deur q she ear. penetrated the gentle
man'a Abdomen, pinnInQ him e DIS
ssaf, where be remained more than IN
hour il inuufeEabis agony, while ear
panfesa chopped him oue. a seit for
damages was begun. bat compromised
Tor SIS GO
: 4 scarosfy less friehtfnl accident BE-
fen 3 woman Uho vas hanging out
olothss-a esrribly fertile soares Of IN
iury-oa the roof Of York street hose.
CndeEnsash vas q saWmIli. and The no
man, etepDinR By mistake en- q aayllRht
dirsc9ly ever an enormong circular saw
ia mofian. fell ehroagA. and. a.iRhtinR
upon il. Ras cut 10 halves.
a woman NO fslf from the roof Of
Delaneey street tenemsni upon pass
ing man vas luokieF; the man vas killed,
but ahe vas unhaFt.
atgne McLAaghlin fell ouf Of win
dow IN Marion street on she iron railing
il front ok the hose, and vas sptlteo
on The sharp spike pFeisotina from ~
He did before ihe poiiceuens uho uere
atifaesed b. bis sofeana and found him
hanging thsre, could psy him on with
their clubs.
George Roth, lad Of l6, on July %,
1854. vas walking IN the woods near 3
spot where soDe ttaiians haa been killed
by q premature rock blast three years
before, and happened 80 step on can
Of dynamite tnat had been blown q
hundred yards BY the explosion without
Being SET Of, and bad lain unoossEvee
IN the grass ever since. lt went on
under his step; hia riaht leg vas blown
oa, and be vas manaied 80 that be died
before IN ambulance c0nld be sam'
moned.
"a North river elevator boat some
time ago served e guillotine. One Of
the eEsW in some way got his head be
tween the lee of ths elevator and the
wall, and vas deeapiiatsd a. with 3 pail
Of huge shears when the lea vas swune
| tn. A telegraph wire that swung Low
across the new B0weEE came near per
forming similar role: il caught theeR
giuesF Of ere engine, racing 70 fire
undeE tie chin and ieEked him from the
enQine. He turaed several s0mersaalta
and II the fall was kilied.
Another very Singular mishap that
occurred tive weeks later found les way
into the courts. Charles Henry YoRl
quaEEeled with bis wife at the snppsl
table 10 their house On south Fifth ave
nue., and struck the table 90 Violently
with bis elenohed fist that the orockeFl
daRced . iiR. One OF the plates Wal
broken a fragment struck his eighl
months old ehild in les mothers arms
severing the iuRular vein. By gFeal
good lock the ohild's life vas saved, and
the father. Wko was arrested, was asi
free, aa be could not be held criminaEly
responsible for the accident"