The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-13
COAST CuLLlNos.
Devoted Principally to Washington
Territory and California,

San Diego, Cal.
A Chinaman was found dead in bed
at Anahtim, Cal. He had been poi.
soned.
Robert Anderson, while out driving
at Santa Cruz, Gal, was thrown out
and killed.
Train Dispatcher w. p. Rudd, Of
the Sonora railroad, shot himself at
Nogales, A. I.
The garrison building at Walla
Walla, w. t., was burned. Loss about
5000.
A drunken man who e name is un-
known, was drowned at Seattle, w. T.,
while out rowing.
Frank Gallagher was drowned at
San Rafael, Cal, while in bathing.
The body has not been recovered.
Henry A. Caulheld was run over
and killed by a tram ut Sacramento,
Cal.
mes b. Kennedy, fireman on a
railroad, died from injuries received at
Renton, w. L.
A disastrous fire broke out in
Marysville, Cal, in which the most
valuable business houses in the city
were destroyed, Loss about 100000
San Francisco customs officials
made seiznre of about 100 pounds
of opium on board the steamship
Mexico, from Victoria, b. G.
BY premature discharge of blast
at San Francisco, man named
Michael McDermott was killed by a
bank caving in on him.
A man named Haskell shot and
killed man named Prayer, near Los
Angeles, Cal. He mistook him for a
| deer.
VIM. Fulton was seriously and per
haps fatally wounded at Visalia, Cal,
by the accidental discharge of a pistol
he was flourishing while intoxicated.
G. b. Sylve ter had the end of his
nose bitten of by fellow with whom
he had fight in melodeon ON Du-
pont street, in San Francisco.
| VIM. w. Hammer, young man
who has been stopping at a San Fran
cisco hotel, committed suicide in hi'
room by shooting himself in tn,
head.
An old Indian named Christoro
while intoxicated fell across y stree
car track at San Diego, CAL, aud d I
car passed over his body, killing hin
instantly.
Ed. Wales, a blacksmith, while en-
deayoring to stop a runaway team q
San Jose, Cal, fell benea h the wheels
which crushed his skull, killing min
instantly.
The dead body OF Swede name,
Olu Mahberg, was found hanging to
tree IN an orange grove, at Los An
geles, Cal, Deceased was about 3
years old.
Fire broke out in the basement G
the building occupied by the Oaklan
TribuaS, at o ,kland, Cal, and dam
aged property to the amount OF $l5
600 or $4,000. Fully insured.
, The Weld county fair buildings a
, Greeley, Colo. burned, and VIM. NJ,
Cleland's So 600 stallion Rembrand
burned to death. The johnson fiou
ing mill also burned. The loss on th
mill was $4,000.
Ole Olsen, sailor on the SEQ
| h6iNctr WE hioN ~
: the Vallejo street wharf, at san Fran
CISCO. He fell overheard from til
vessel and could not be rescued j
time.
A railroad engine ran over a Chint
4 man at Sacramento, Cal, and Instant
Z killed him. The pilot aud a porto
of the running gear of the engir
were splattered with large pieces
, the dead mans brains.
Ed Brouse, who had been owe
= hauling machinery in a sawmill
7 Nisalia, Cal, set the engine going
J try its speed, when the great dri,
0 wheel burst, and fragment struc
u Brouse in the head, f-acturing h
skull.
Charles Barks, a Is year-old bo
: was sitting on doorstep at San Fra
; cisco, when boy named Hoppe @
dered him to throw up his hand
Upon his refusal to do 80 Hoppe pull,
l. the trigger. The ballentered the rigl
Q temple, and bArks fell to the siIewa
dead.
I Ernest NJ. Keller, aged "a, W
$ drowned while bathing in the su
! 1t Mantecito, Cal No one was wi
a him except two small children. Il
, supposed he got into hole and W
20 unable TO swim. He leaves wide
and a young child.
u An engine and car on the car Ii
lt TO the Cliff house were dersiled
q San Francisco, Cal. The engine W
i thrown on its side, but the engine
G jumped out, receiving but {,
r scratches. The passenger coach W
~ canted on its side up agains. sai
bank. The seats were ov rturned al
d, al of the windows broken The occ
Or pants were badly shaken up and sor
* Of them cut by broken glass Al
I'd bruised There were none seriou.
u Injured, however
lg
Z Tho ittsburgh (PL) igh school
y = phone in the matter of physio
n culture for wumrn. vcraI times
week the girls f that institution Z
= put through course of Indian ciul
ID dumb bells and other appliances 1
= gymnastics. So far the boys have be
el excluded.
4, A a result of this. other Institute
e. have taken this idea mp.
&c The Washington pa. school has
IL Gently received don ition of c.
lt plele on fit for a gymnasium for gi
from a wealthy resident of that plac
The costume is the regular gymn,
irs tic dress. 1t resembles bathing ST
- Rad consists of what is called