Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01

According to consular report just
issued Danish civil engineer has sue.
ceeded in producing beer in the form
of tablets. These are dissolved in
hot water. supplying, when cooled,
beer of excellent quality and flavor.
Twenty independent cigar manufac-
tNrers of Havana, though not the most
important ones, have decided to raise
the price of cigars. charging American
money instead of Spanish gold. This
step is likely soon to be followed by
all.
The pope has decreed canonization
OF Joseph Oriola. a pious priest who
lived his life in Barcelona. He also
sanctioned miracles attributed to
Marie Madeleine Postel, the founder
0f religious order for women, who
recently was canonized.
The passing of Crosby Hall, Il we'll
known lunching place in London,
brought a lucky incident for Miss
Sage. a waitress. A number of city
men whom she has regularly attended
at luncheon subscribed a purse OF $500
which they presented to the waitress.
Casualty.
In head Oh collision between two
traction cars at Elyria. Ohio, three
persons We're seriously injured.
Muriel Hall of Coggon, Iowa, was
killed in an explosion of an acetylene
gas plant. Her sister was frightfully
burned trying to save her.
Hudson Maxim, the inventor, of
Brooklyn. plunged into Lake Hopati-
long at Morristown. N. j., and brought
two drowning young women ashore.
The Hagenbeck-W Wallace circus train
was ditched near Twin Lakes, Mich,
by broken flange. No one was III
jured, but ten horses and one camel
were killed.
Mrs. Herbert Stranahanis dead and
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Charles
Stranahan is fatally injured by jump.
ing from the carriage when the horses
ran away at Romeo, Mich.
A brick building, one of row of
six-story structures that are being
torn down in New York, collapsed
burying twenty workmen. Two men
were seriously injured.
Eugene Howe, aged twenty-eight. of
New York announced to his wife that
he was going to fly out in the night
air like bird. Clad in his night
shirt, he leaped from third-story
window and was killed.
AS the result of an insignificant i'll
jury to a finger, Miss Evelyn Bengry,
one of the most popular young women
of Marquette, Mich, is dead at her
home. Blood poisoning caused her de-
mise at the age of twenty years.
A burning cigarette stump tossed
out of window on the second story
and accidentally lighting on the hat of
Miss Grace Endon of Fort Dodge, re-
suited in injuries to her from burns
which may prove fatal.
A bullet from a gun in the hands OF
Private Gillette, soldier, intended
for a deserter who was escaping at
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, instantly
killed Miss Elizabeth Cadenhead of
Ferguson, Ont. Officials are investi-
eating.
Eric Peterson, a young man, was
drowned in Portage lake, near the
ship canal at Houghton, Mich. He,
with three companions, was in a small
boat which capsized, Peterson losing
his life. The other three were rescued.
The party was all intoxicated at the
time.
While prospecting near Clear creek.
in Montana, John Ducie fell and rolled
down the mountain side, sustaining
serious injuries. Ducie broke one arm
and dislocated his shoulder blade.
Ducie managed to crawl home, four
miles away, the painful journey occu-
plying six hours. He is in a critical
condition, but it is hoped that he will
survive.
Allen Wilson, twenty-five years OF
age, widely known as Tug" Wilson in
football circles, was crushed to death
under an electric car at Oberlin, Ohio.
He was famous as quarterback.
Wilson played for two years on the
Oberlin college team. He had been a
student at Williams college for a year
and would have been eligible to the
team this fall.