The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-23

When he awoke. two or three hours
later. his body had become submerged
IN the sticky substance 80 FAR that he
could not release himself Eo was COM
PEELED 20 remain IN that predicament an-
tn morning. when the workmen came
and chopped him out with an ak.
Rodney clifford. Of Mentone Aunn.
has a habit OF rubbing his head when
he works. On a very warm day last
summer he was employed TO clean up
a furnace room which was filed with
wood ashes. Tho perspiration on his
hands. mixed with the ashes. formed /
a I've which, when he rubbed his head. /
according 20 habit, poisoned the hair /
ana in a fe wdays Mr. clifford was as |
bald as an ostrich egg
Paul Bowles OF Bolivar, ". Y. lost
his hair by fright. A runaway horse |
threw him into commissions and caused |
an illness Of several weeks, during which |
an OF his hair came out
Otto Zimmerman. a cook IN a New
York restaurant. was piached by n lob
ster until the blood came He paid
no attention 70 It until several days later
when his arm began to swell badly.
and he went to a jctor who pronounced
Ct case Of blood poisoning He died
three days later.
Il
Fulda Berg OF Hohoken, indignant at
something her husband had done, seized
n frying pan that stood or the ssove
to throw at him. Her foot slipped and
instead Of reaching her husband the hot
grease fell on her face and head. She
IS now totally blind. but her heart Is
not softened. she insists thai her hus-
band to blame for her misfortune
u Era1nrfr1r Ctap1a. Of NT1Yt,,efa.f s,aar
Danbury, Conn being superstltlous. car
.ied the left hind foot Of C. rabbit, shot
IN a cemetery on Friday, the thirteenth
day Of tho month at midnight, By the
dark of the moon. His wife. while GO
ing through his pockets one night, felt
something soft and furry. She thought
it WIS a mouse and gave a shrek and
a jump. She slipped on the polished
floor and broke her hip bone. The doc
tors bin amounted to $3.50. Ms. Sta
pies was confined to her bed FOR nearly
two months and her husband had TO hire
a woman to do the homework during
that time. He says that rabbits feet
are no good and has thrown his into
the fire.
Joseph Schultz Of Bunalo. N. Y, an
noyed because his wife searched his
/ clothing, got q bulldog rat trap and
/
before he went to bed. Several hours
: later he was awakened by her screams
d and released her hand. which was
/ badly lacerated She was so angry that
a she swore out warrant for his ar
n rest. but Justice Rockford Of the po-
lice court decided that man could SCI
rat traps in his pockets as often ai
e he pleased and released the prisoner
= Thomas p. Wood, Chicago carpen
q ter applied to the circuit court recent,
r for a mandamus to enjoin his wifi
II from talking too much. The coupl
Il had been married eleven yearsl
AL James Banganzn, employed Ia the stee
works at Washington. Pa. gave hi
:. wife to Martin Edison as security for
debt OF $25. Mrs. Banganza made n
D. objection. but the neIghbors were s
r scandaiized that they had Edison and tn
woman arrested for adultery. The judg
K discharged them upon the assuranc
* that the woman would return to he
husband.
N John c. Chase, seventy-one years oil
n OF Brewer, Mo-, has written piece
ct Llusic which he calls his "funer
v dirge' and is now peddling printed COZ
nd les around the nelghborhood to rails
g. the money to ray for his funeral q
penses and buy tombstone.
Sarah jackson Of St. Leon. Dearboi
county. Indiana who was disappoint'
e. in love forty years ago, and has n
Nv spoken TO a man since. has made h
a. Will. in which she provides that
IS woman shall offlciate at her funer,
a and that no man shall be present. The
ist must be woman undertaken, wqm'
ay pallbearers. and woman to drive Il
nd hearse. While men may be allowed
dig her grave, the dirt must
m. thrcwn back by women, She has le
~ money TO pay all expenses.
lo- Margaret Perry OF Tauytown, n.
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