Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-12

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food, and must be competent to super
wise the preparation of various meat
products. The entrance salary is ST.
600 per annum.
Casualty List.
In attempting to get out of the way
Of a freight train about mile north
of Orange, Va, two negro women and
two negro girls were killed by a
Southern passenger train.
During the height of terrific storm
in New York two young men were
drowned by the capsizing of a boat
between Swinburne island and Fort
Hamilton shore.
Two deaths from drowning occurred
at Washington recently. Herbert J..
Calender met death while bathing In
the Potomac river and Cecil B. Fuller
was drowned by the capsizing of his
boat
Joseph Travis, a small boy Of South
Scranton, Pa, found torpedo, and,
MISLEADING it for piece OF candy, bit
Into it. The explosion tore his tongue
badly, split his lips and broke some
of his teeth.
While cleaning a toy cannon in his
doorway at Cory, Pa, with his two
children about him. Charles Marley
was burned by a powder explosion yes
terday, and the two boys are in a
critical condition.
The plant OF the E. ]. Noblett Manu-
featuring company, cabinetmakers at
Chicago, was destroyed by by fire.
One million feet Of lumber stored in
the rear Of the factory was burned
The loss is estimated at $150,00O.
Joseph Ostranga, a farmer living
eleven miles from Menominee. Mich,
fell from his wagon while driving
home fro mthat city and was killed
the wheels crushing his head to a
jelly. He was intoxicated at the time
AS the excursion train from the
Medford Saengerfest was entering
Dorchester. Wis, Henry Hipske Of
Holeton, in attempting to alight from
the train before 1t stopped, fell under
one Of the coaches and the wheels
cut off one of his arms.
Running thirty-dve miles an hour
an automobile owned and driven by
Postmaster D. A. Shaw of Mishawaka,
Ind. turned over three times at Os-
ceola, Ind, severely injuring Shaw
and three other occupants Of the car
Mrs. j. "A. Winn and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. Schuyler.
With a force so great that every
window within a three-quarters of a
mile radius was shattered, two tanks
of the Union Oil CO. Of California ex-
ploded at University Park, few miles
north of Portland, Ore Leonard Jaqui,
the night Waterman, is missing, and,
| 1t is feared, he is dead.
A premature Fourth of July celebra-
ticn carried off all the stock OF fire.
works OF Fred Baker at Sioux City.
Iowa. Small boys threw burning
matches into bunch Of arecrackers
while the owner Of the stock was out.
and the whole business went off with
= variety Of screeches. cracks and
bangs.
I8sa An, early morning iira Threatened to
wipe out Hornick, Iowa, recently, and
only heroic work on the part Of the
populace saved the town. The fire
was started by a mysterious explosion
In Durbin's general store, which was
burned, with the postoffice, Claytons
restaurant and q portion Of the state
bank Total loss, SIC, 1000. partially
covered by insurance.
Foreign Notes.
The Natal revolt continues to be
serious. a heavy engagement oc-
CURED outside Noodsberg. The reb-
els were dispersed with q loss OF 500
killed.
Ambassador Thompson has moved
| the American embassy to a palatial
building on Congress avenue. Mexico
City, house OF recent construction
with twenty rooms and ample accom-
Imodations for the growing work 81
1.-THE embassy. The United States new
Ter before has had Its diplomatic repre-
sentative 50 handsomely housed.
Notwithstanding the intense heat.
the pope wishing to give proof Of his
special benevolence towards Ameri-
leans, has been receiving number Of
them Within the past few days. they
have been presented by Or. Kennedy.
rector Ct the American college in
Rome and Included Dr.. Hanna Of
Rochester Judge Jones of the United
States court cf Ohio and Mrs. Jones.
| Az have remarked how vigorous the
pontiR = locking. the heat having AZ
eected him but little
nv ne elect ions IN Panama passed on
ensst ~ compromise ticket was
elected is.sa -