The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-22
Casualty.

Casualty.
A small tornado passed over the vi
cinity of Walker, Okla, killing two
persons and severely injuring nine.
Fire destroyed the mechanical shops
at the agricultural college of Utan, at
Logan. Loss, $4,000; partly covered
by insurance.
Schafer & Beckers building at 29-31
Michigan street, Cleveland, occupied
by various manufacturing concerns,
was gutted by fire. The losses aggre-
gate 100000.
Charles Outlaw and his wife were
burned to death at their home at Bran
man, Okla, following an explosion in
the kitchen. Mrs. Outlaw kindled the
fire with coal iol.
Fire destroyed the pavilion at the
Ohio. The congregation of the United
Brethren church has been holding
prayer meetings regarding the pavil-
ion
Forr persons were drowned in the
Cocheco river at Dover, N. H. Three
men fell overheard from a schooner
and were drowned. Edward Durkin
lost his life while trying to save his
son.
The east-bound 500 express ran into
the Imperial limited on the Canadian
Pacific railroad at Hammond, Ont.
Five persons were seriously injured
and several others received cuts and
bruises.
While running at high speed an ex-
press train of two cars on the Indian
apolis & Northwestern interurban line
crashed into buggy two miles north
of New Augusta, Ind, killing almost
instantly the three occupants of the
vehicle.
A steam cooker in the canning plant
of the Gilman Canning company at
Marshalltown, Iowa, exploded, injuring
four employees. The cause of the ex-
plosion is unknown. The cooker was
filled with corn in the process of cook
ing for canning.
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ty-five injured in collision between
passenger and freight trolley cars on
York & Dallastown electric railway,
near Stableys switch, about six miles
from York, Pa. Two of the victims
were killed outright and three died
later at hospital.
Because he applied too much of a
disinfectant used to kill lice into his
skin, Frank Howard, burglar, died
in the Hardin county Jail at Eldroa.
Iowa. He had been convicted of the
theft of small quantity of clothing.
poured and sprayed large doses of dis
infectant upon himself, saturating his
skin with the poison.
At least 100000 is the estimated
loss in fire which broke out in the
freight yards of the Cincinnati, New
Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway COM
pany at Chattanooga, Tenn, totally
destroying the freight depot, with it's
contents, forty-two freight cars, most
OF which were loaded, two mail cars,
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OF Supt. M. w. Mcguire. The origin
OF the fire is mystery.
Criminal.
Preston Victor killed Eve Pipes at
Jacksonville, Ind. The murder was
the result Of q quarrel over q livery
bill of 81.
While respondent John Matson,
thirty-eight years old, Of Peshtigo,
Mich. suicided by drowning in the
Menominee river.
j. A. Weber, traveller for Bright &
Johnston, wholesale fruit dealers, CON-
mitted suicide at Winnipeg by taking
carbolic acid. He had been despond-
ent for some days.
Charles Beddow OF Earlwick. OHIO,
was shot and killed by his wife. Bed
dow came home intoxicated, it is said.
and raised disturbance because his
wife would not give him more money.
Joseph Johnson wa shanged in the
penitentiary at Canyon City, Colo. for
the murder In Trinidad last April OF
John H. Fox, forme rtreasurer Of Las
Animas county.
Theodore A. Schurr, a well known
naturalist and taxidermist, aged sixty
ave, committed suicide at Baltimore
By shooting himself in the head. In
the bedroom in which the act was
committed were two pets-a large
Land tortoise and green snake.
During quarrel between William
Stituan, ! saloonkeeper. and Joe Jo-
mas. q farm hand, at Hubertus, about
twenty miles northwest of Milwaukee.
Stituan's head was nearly severed
from the body by q penknife. Jonas
was arrested, charged with murder,
and lodged IN jail at Hartford.