The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-11-16
Casualty,

Fire in the plant of the Michigan
Malleable Iron company in Delray,
Mich, caused $4,000 damage.
Ainsworth, Iowa, has been fire
swept. All the business district was
destroyed. The loss is $4,000.
Jacob Bosdeck, a pioneer farmer,
was killed at Iowa City, Iowa. by a
fall Of twenty feet from a haymow.
His neck was broken.
A South Shore train ran down and
instantly killed an unknown man walk
ing on the track east of Marquette,
Mich. The victim is believed to be a
Finnish woodchopper.
Leslie Wise, aged fourteen years,
died at Milwaukee of injuries received
in a boys game of football. He fell
in such a manner that a weed was
thrust up his nostril into the brain.
A runaway switch engine crashed
into the real of a westbound passenger
train on the Colorado e Southern rail
road in the yards at Golden, Cole., in
iuring seven persons.
Three shotirers were killed in IN ex-
plosion that occurred in the mines Of
the Central Coal and Coke company at
Hartford, Ark. The explosion is sup
posed to have been caused by gas.
Six persons were killed in a head
on collision between two freight trains
on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroad at Casey, Iowa. Both trains
were badly wrecked and engines piled
Up into a confused mass.
Three persons were seriously in
ured, one of whom subsequently died,
and a dozen others had a narrow es-
cape from the flames in a fire that de-
stroyed the priests house at Nazarine
%orphanage at Raleigh, N. G.
Walter Scott, the Death Valley min
er who was thrown from an automo-
bile at Los Angeles while running fifty
miles an hour and was severely hurt,
will ~recover, according to the state
ment of physicians who examined his
injuries.
Passengers on the Louisville South
ern train No. 9 had a narrow escape
when the train was hurled from a
bridge seven miles from Lexington,
KY, into a creek forty feet below.
Twelve persons were injured, but none
was killed. The tender, mail and bag
gage cars and smoker were splintered
and thrown into the creek, and the
bridge, which was $50 feet long, entire
" destroyed.
w. F. Granger, n Of the members
of a company playing a melodrama at
Toledo, Ohio, was shot in the eye dur
ing the progress of a play, The action
of the drama includes the rescue of a
girl from a cage Of lions. Last night
one of the lions showed anger and a
revolver carried by the rescuer was
accidentally discharged. Granger may
lose his sight.
Foreign.
A dispatch from Corunna, Spain,
says that tile Spanish armored cruiser
Cisneros foundered off Villanova after
striking a rock. All on board the YES
sci were saved.
The Cuban government has accept
ed the invitation of Emperor Nicholas,
conveyed through Baron Rosen, to
send delegates to the second peace
conference at The Hague.
The preparations which were going
on at Constantinople for the execution
of Ghirdis Vartanian, who claims
American citizenship and who was on
demned for the murder Of Apik Und-
jan, a prominent Armenian, were sud
denly stopped on the receipt of a note
from the American legation, setting
forth in unequivocal terms that such
an act would inevitably produce seri-
ous consequences.
Capt. j. w. Broatch and twenty-six
marines, constituting the American le-
cation guard, have left Chemulpo on
the cruiser Cincinnati, after a stay of
eleven months in Seoul.