The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
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Lingo Greno. would have been

q WILMINGTON DeI) Italian.
u Lingo Greno, would have been
killed by an approaching train
i: his foreman, De Witt, had not knock
ed him off the track with clOd OF
earth. The Greno had his resCUeT ar
rested for assault
The bishop Of London received in Oc-
tObeT a check for g from an under
taker VINO wished 10 make thank offer
ing beca use business for the year had
been 50 brisk.
Walter Lorraine, who lives near Buff
falO y. Y, in May brought suit for
5000 damages against Miss Du Clam
OF Niagara Fall. II seems the young
" oman. carried AWAY Nv her a Election
husged him hard enough TO fracture 4
rib. Almost at the same Tune Miss Car
RE HUSin Of GAINESVILLE. Wis. was 50
tightly clasped by her sweetheart that
two of her ribs became interlocked.
Lord FiHcastIe. one of England's
| hraVest men. three times decorated for
| heroism in battle, was married last
January-and was so nervous at the
altar that his bride mad 10 prompt all
his responses.
After seven years in the cloister Sis
ter Annette of Burlington. Ia. applied
for a diSpenSatiOn from vows that she
might marry one Of her music pupils.
TWO uagenarianS of Liverpool
| England. celebrating their golden we'd
/ Ding. received among other gifts a
| tombstone with their names already
duly inscribed
Joseph Fields Morris OF New Bed
lord. \. T.. acted as best man at his
sons wedding. the ceremony being per
/ formed on the old gentieman'S one
| hUndredth birthday
! Mrs. Catherine Dannbacher of Bloom
/ field, y. J., and Mrs. Margaret Sulli-
van of Leominster, Mass each re-
70 o.
days, one being II and the other 90.
| Each scratched herself with a thorn
and in each case death followed from
/ blood poisoning.
Otto Peterson of St. Louis was re-
/ v edded on his nineueth birthday last
] April to his former wife. from whom
| he had lived apart for thirteen years.
| One of Tipton's IndD, veteran Dem
! ocratS John Weaver, aged 70. commit
/ ted suicide in Nav because his only son
| had voted the local Republican ticket
! for mayor
/ Del. escaped the clutches of the
/ nangman after the gallows had been
! erected upon which he was to die A
! few weeks later lie died from the ef-
fects of badly frozen foot
William p. s. eele of Princeton, Nd.
v as killed while setting up monument
| over his wife's grave. the tombstone
! rell upon him, crushing head and
/ chest.
1t was suggested to the authorities OF
| Seville. Spain. that the city should do
| 81 netting to help the Society for the
! Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals. The
/ icea was enthusiastically adopted and q
monster bull fight held Iii the organiza-
/ tons behalf.
After fruitlessiy wandering over the
! hills of Utah for years, Patrick Sulli-
/ van. an old prospector. Gied of heart
! failure upon discovering d rich mine
near Park City.
/ The captains O.. the steamers In
/ suIaire and Liban, which collided in
/ June with the loss Of l04 lives. We're
tIIed in a Marseilles court and fined
1 20 cents each.
| a Syracuse IN v. nlotornnan
| brought suit last January against
Archie Hale, a farmer. because when
/ he was struck by the car he put it be-
/ hind It's schedule.
| Edward Rose. arrested in Whining
! ton. Del. for stealing a Panama hat in
Honolulu, was taken back to Hawaii
! for trial The hat was worth 81 Trav-
| cling expenses for sheriff and prisoner
/ amounted to nearly $1,000.
! jerry Cran6eii. who hives near Sara
| t0ga. n. Y. AYERS that one afternoon
! in May, during a thunder shower, a
Lclt Of lightning ripped through the
J Kitchen floor of his cottage. set fire to
! the woodwork and smashed big jar
| the water from which put out the
| names.