The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-04

ids. Yukon river. while attempting
with a young lady to shoot the rapids
in a canoe; formerly a resident OF
Colfax.
II. S. Hanson. thrown from his
wagon and dragged to death at Sp0-
kane, May %; printer; resident of
; okane fifteen years
A. Haagan, thrown from his horse
at CenteyiIle, kIickitat county, May
Haagan. Finnish preacher of Kick
itat
r. managerial, killed by S. kabay-
slj at a logging camp Oh Lynch creek
on Tacoma & Eastern railroad; both
Japanese; no provocatiOn.
Edward hababein. shot May by
|. O. Angus; result of quarrel about
woman; verdict of jury murder.
Caleb Look. suffocated in a New
castle coal mine carelessly entering
the shaft TOO soon after the blast;
cOlOred miner
John Mari, thrown from a wagon in
Blaine, dying Ma 3; result of intox-
ication.
James S. Mulvey, found dead on the
Seattle tide flats, May 5. having fall
len from a bridge into the bay; in
toXicat,On; resident Of Seattle.
Woman Starves Herself.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGregor, starved
herself to death, having refused all
food for fOrty-eight days, dying May
20; result Of paralytic stroke; age So.
Nels Nelson. rode through an open
draw of the Hoquiaam bridge on BIZ
cycle into the river on the night of
May 20, drowning before help reached:
age TO-
kamataro Odal fell into a hatch
way OF Japanese vessel at a Seattle
dock, night of May 8.
Benjamin Osterman, died May at
Lynden, Whatcom county, from iniur-
les received in a shingle camp; came
from Michigan last year.
5. F. Olson, fatally injured at Wal
la WaIla c pot May % while riding.
on wheel; vas run over by car
riage and crushed.
julius Perkins. committed suicide
at Deer Park. Spokane. May II. by
shooting his head off in a fit Of de-
preston; son Of WeIl-knOWn farmer.
Miss Julia POrack. decapitated by a
Northern Pacific train during ROOse-
welt reception at Spokane May %.
the crowd forcing her against the en-
CINE, age -; daughter Of Rudolph
Porack. pioneer Of Sprague.
Michael Romero. Italian labOrpr,
stabbed to death in a drunken quarrel
at The Chuckanut rock quarry. south
Of Bellingham bay. May Il. by Tim
NcNamara. the knife blade passing
the heart; believed to be cold
blooded murder.
William Reagis, drowned in the
ocean near Mckenzie head Pacific
county, May 16; soldier from Fort
Candy; age %; buried with military
hOnOrs.
Marion Stockdale, committed sui
eide by shooting near Walla WaIla.
May ,, his wife having refused to live
with him because of dissipation.
Miss Annie Spencer, accidentally or
careIessly shot while fishing with her
brother in the Cowiche river. Yakima
county, May 3, daughter of H. B.
Spencer of North Yakima.
Thomas Saluskin. Indian. killed in
ti uI4hSlI ION dl Dig AOllOll W OOu, NOlJu
Yakima, Mag 9. by George Ward who
acted in self-defense, said the coro-
ner's jury.
Hugo Schnepper, drowned in the
swimming hole of Garrison creek at
College Place, Walla Walla county,
May "a; age14; his father in a Ger
man instructor in the Seventh Day
Adventist school,
Walter Sheldon, electroCuted while
working on a telephone pole in San
Francisco May 81; formerly of Spok-
ane
F. ". Schultz. died in Seattle May
"a, after a violent drunken spree; age
so
Andrew Therson. died at an Everett
hospital May 5; result of an accident
In the Great Northern stone quarry.
which broke nearly every bone of his
body
John Welby, struck by a locomotive
on the Northern Pacific track while
walking over a bridge at Black river,
Nav %.