The sun., 1898-11-27
HOW PEOPLE DIE.
Many ways in Which King of Tsl.
rors Appeared uring
Que Day.

The King lerrors has as many wayj
vi app caring ON earLh as Ie has seas',ns
Tor lIls own, and running glance through
the e"spapeIs tor sInge VA, SHOWS a
VARIETY IN sl!es Ul sl,lttllng If this
mortal COIL which is a Compliment lulhe
Ingenuity of the race. As examples, look
over the appended llst:
Nephia Lnz,, a lOvear-od boy, Of Will
mlngton, Det, horribly nanyled and
Killed by street car, which like al other
cars III this CITY carried no tenders. "a.
The aged wife Of An.rew Morgan, Of
Rhinelanuer, Wis, was burned to death
by her cIot4es taking tire from u wIsp
Vi lighted straw She Was using.
Charles W. Vosll,er fell out Of balloon
at San Francisco.
John FIagg, prominent member Of
Battle Greek, Micn., society, uivu from
excessive smoking ot cigarettes.
+. q. Wilson, laclIsse, Wis, was
thruAn from vehlcle in which he Was
rluing aud VAS kllleu
Henri SnIltI, uf Kansas City, aged 7b,
died from laiyngeal tuberculosis.
Jesse Alerrlck, All o'd settler Of Gales
bug, ILL.,, Was INSTANTLY Killed by a
tram DIS ne attempted 10 cross u railroad
track.
Dnrr Manlte, while wrestling in Il
corutitIu hear Mics, Mich, Iel on q
cornslalk winch penetrate hls stomach
five Inches and kiled INN Instantly.
Baby BrouIe, ageu years, ol Kansas
Cny, uleu ut lnaniIlun.
Cora Smith, IN The Iowa Penitent,ary
for lie t,r klIlng her father, Swallowed
handful OF SPIDERS and VAS found dead
in her Gel.
Mrs. Augusta Graupner Of BlrIington,
l-., aged ~, on vlstt to relatives in
Kansas City, died roId aye.
Patrlck SnaaatIan,a cUaclIlnan. return.
ing from iuneral was run down by a
tram az Bayonne, N. j., and killed.
W. S Rogers, IA leading Republican Of
SyaAcuse, N. Y, hanged himself. Worry.
W. II. Bush, d proullnenL hotel man If
Denver, died Of an operation Tor apptn-
ulctis.
Z. F.. Van Houten, of Jamica, N. Y,
stepped cut Of the way of one train into
the Nay OF another and WAS killed.
w. 81. Car, ol NAoeI, MInn., was ac-
sllob III Vic Uy his
while hunting and killed on the spot.
John Tennis, farmer near Easton,
Num-, Was found d 'ad in the road with
his head crushed III.
Minnie klaucke, of Cincinnati, O.,
aged "a, despondent, took a drink Of
carbollc acid and was found dead
William alahan, All attorney. of
Youngstown, o., was found dead III his
brolher's Office and $500 missing from
his person.
Martha A. McFiIen shot George
keche at Sandusky five times ''for
love-
John Hole of Charlottesville, Ind,
/ Thought he saw his sweetheart driving
with another fellow and shot himself. 1t
proved to be- another girl.
rennie Butcher, II l7-year-old girl near
Bloomington, Ind, hanged herself in
her fathers barn. Trouble with her
parents.
Superintendent Leisure and f. c..
Anderson ot the G. & N. X. r. water sup
ply department while in a well at Boone,
Id. were crushed to death by "a pump
weighing ton dropping On them.
John Curbett, First North Carolina
Volunteer lnfantry, at Jacksonville,
Fla, was shot while trying to kill fel-
low soldier with an axe.
A. S. Sampson OF West Duxbnry,
Mass, aged 65 died in San Francisco,
from disappointment in losing rich
widow he hau gone there to marry.
Axel j. Mikkelsen. Chicago police.
man, in full uniform killed himself on
his wie's grave.
Miss Lou Dick of Monticello, KY, was
shot by her sweetheart, who saw hel
talking toa rival, and raised row in
! winch the girl took the part Of the rival
Private kenm of tl.e First Missour
, In antry shot Leslie Wesley in ST. Louis
forJlaking his wife away from him.
Albert Aisner, near Val paralso. Ind.
WAS dubbed to death by his brother
Henry, who was drunk.