Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-07-18
BRIEF MINNESOTA NEWS.


|. st. Paul.-Emery Norton, II years
old was drowned while bathing in a
small lake at South Park The body
was recovered.
Belle PLANE. His mind unbalanced
by worry over the illness of his wife,
Frank p. Rezek of this place COM
mittei suicide by shooting himself in
the stomach with shotgun.
+, Little Falls. leanor Wieland, the
e4even-year old daughter of Herman
Wieland, a farmer residing east Of
this city, had narrow escape from
being gcred to death by COW.
Y Moorhead.-T bodies of Miss Olga
Stake of this city and Vincent Vidger
of Fargo, N. D., who were drowned
in Luke Melissa, were found at the
bottom Of the lake in thirty feet of
water.
St. Panl.-The body Of a man was
founo in the river near Fort Smelling.
Coroner Miller thinks the man prob
ably was from Minneapolis. He was
about IS years old and evidently
laborer % -.
B. Breckenridge The body of Ralph
Njka, nineteen years old, who was
drowned in the Red river about four
miles east of here while in bathing
with i brother, was recovered two
miles below the point where he was
drowned. ~ " z. . IL
Duluth. Failing $50 feet from an
outside stairway at his home on
Michigan street, John Kuloick, All
Austrian, landed upon rock pile and
broke his neck. He died two hours
afterW..rd without regaining con-
scious14 ess. -
MISUNDERSTANDING Respondent,
after suffering for years from con-
sumption and other illnesses, Jack
Ryan, an ex-sailor, about As years of
age, committed suicide by taking an
overdose of morphine in his room at
the Beaufort hotel. j.. / 4.
St. Paul.-The board of game and
fish commissioners has issued a new
pamphlet containing the game laws
of the state as amended by the last
legislature. They may be had on
application to the Office of the board
in the capital.
DaWson.-A man named Acnter-
berg, a trainman, was critically in
jured here by being run over by a
train. His right leg and right arm
were so badly injured that they had
to be amputated at the Dawson hos
pital, where he was taken.
Ulen.-Lightning struck the barn
on the farm Of T. N. Wiger, living
north Of here, killing seventeen
horses and four COWS. The barn was
set on fire and totally destroyed with
all it's contents. The loss will reach
5000, with only small insurance.
Spooner.- Gabrielson, aged
seventeen years, was seriously injured
while exploding a cannon cracker.
The cracker at first would not ex-
plode. The Gabrielson boy picked it
up, split it open with his knife and
| lit the powder to see it flash, but in
stead it exploded in his hand, blow
! ing off part of his hand and forearm.
| Virginia.-Gus Johnson committed
suicide in the railroad station at Iron
Junction, in a dramatic and highly
sensational manner. A number of
persons were in the station awaiting
the arrival of trains when johnson
suddenly barred his breast and plunged
long bladed knife into it. He was
placed on train and hurried to the
hospital here. ..... ,.-.-.
Albany.-The fve-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Drimel of this
place was accidentally shot in the
forehead by his playmate, George
Newirth. The young boys were play,
ing with 22-caliber revolver which
they thought was not loaded. The
bullet pierced the skull just above
the right eye. The boy is in ser,
ious condition.
St. Paul.-Andrew Thompson was
almost Instantly killed and J. L.
Lindgren was possibly fatally injured
by falling from a swinging platform
seventy-five feet above the ground
while working on the new stockhouse
at the Hamm brewery. Both men
were carpenters and were engaged in
installing window castings on the
fourth floor of the structure.
Minneapolis. While his family were
out of the house, T. H. Reid, retired
grain buyer, went to his own chamber
and placing a 30 caliber revolver tc
his forehead pulled the trigger. Des
pondency is given as the cause fol-
his act, as he had been suffering from
i'll health for several years. His minc
| has been somewhat affected by his
sickness and his consequent inability
to procure work. p - 2. - b
St. Peter.-Flood sufferers along
the Minnesota river valley are tx
make an effort to recover from the
state for the damage that has beer
done to their crops and lands through
the extension of the county drainage
systems between this city and Bis
Stone lake. They hold that, as the
state has permitted the owners o
highland farms to improve their pro