Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-08-12
CRIMES INNS H,oesk,as cen:

CASUALTIES. Marshatvill Ga, b,
shooting Ihimself through the heart
with Ssrcdiber pistol st the resi-
dence ofsA4s cousin, Mr.. r H. King
who he was visiting. Mr.. King was
ASSSdent OF Fort Valley and was in
Dad Health and brooding over his con.
fitiod he took his life. 1t D said.
Thee young women wete drowned
In II Trinity river about IL miles
wessfof BatSon. Hardin comfy. They
sreH Miss Mamie Logan aged IA;
My Emma Kerr, aged %. and Mrs.
Edgar Beaver, 2S. They were mem.
bers OF 4 picnic party and were wad-
ing in thu river when they stepped
suddenly INTO deep water, and before
help could reach them, drowned. The
bodies .wegS recovered.
Paris, France. witnessed q demon,
stration Of lynch law" in the heart
Of the capital A policeman was
about to arrest an Apache In the Bou-
levard ssbastopol, when the man
fred at him with q revolver. The
first bullet wounded the policeman
and killed Q man passing the street.
A crowd speedily gathered, sliced the
Apache and banged him to a lamp
post %
Frozen death with the thermom.
eter at 1o6zin the shade was the fate
of MexicsA at Maricopa. three hun.
drsd miles vest of'El Paso, Texas. on
the Arizona deeert A carload OF ice
had been unlo6delspn the depot plat.
form and cc7tred % a heavy tar.
paaitn. Tks ing sleep and
beneath ths here he was
foand the nsxt rozen stif.
Louis scnribe bay known as
died AL y. SO years old.
He s6mpe - Adelina Patti
an9Eie Bull. the violinist, ON concert
toufs as cornet soloist. He was a
chafer member of the Philharmonic
society Of New York, and in 1872 and
$50 was soloIst with the Thomas or.
chestra.
Mixed freight and passenger train
No. O. Americas to Montgomery, on
the Se7board. was wrecked at Hutch
insdA ID trossing, near Hurtsboro, Ale
EngineA Lee Meldrim and his color.
ed AreA$hn, both Of Americas, were
horribly <scalded and their recover
is doubtful. The engine. three freigHs
cars and baggage car left the tract
the engine turning completely over.
Two children are dead, two CtheI
are critically injured and seven. md
are terribly burned. az the result a.
the upsStting Of truck loaded
carboSs Of vitriol on which they
riding, al Philadelphia. Tho drtfe d
the truck and eight other meR %
helped to rescue the children I'D be
.1sty fluid are suffering frn< 4 Ire
burns. ~
Fire that started from and kn
Virgin totally destroyed lbs sa Is nj
tie Carolina and NorthvskR RI.
way located at Chester, 1-ske-
sides the buildings ana ~ Two
engines ana a .asseugeEs t5as That
were rracticaii, ready Tor theFroad
we're burned. The lossas estimated
to reach more than $4,000 and the
insurance will hardly Ter the los.
J.sP. Watt, aged g. prs, died a,
hts home at NashvilI Tenn. Mr.
Watt, was one Tie oldes,
operators in point qsservice in tn
country. having seryed over forty-fve
years in the busink ss. He had thu
distinction Of having taken the mes.
ssses announcing tie assassination OF
LINCOLN. Gar field aud Mckinley.
big water spout developing into a
sapd spout upon Striking the beach
swept down. sulliya IS island. near
Charleston, 8. c. Tightening hun
areds Of women and children, but do
Ing no greater danas than to wreck
settees and rain sand upon cottages
Before Its collapse it eovered dis
lance of about a mile on the beach.
The body of a negro, rfddled with
SHOT, was found hanging from the
limb Of a tree near Nottingham. Ala
The community in which the Iynchins
occurred is a negro settlement, AMI
the officers believe the victim me,
death at the hands of members of hi.
own race. +
While Willard Stringe-. aged %, and
Preston Ryan, aged IS, were bathing
in deep pond near Chattanooga,
Tenn, the former, who was unable
to swim. got beyond his depth. Ryan
went to the assistance of his compan
ion, who seized him around the BODY
and both were drowned.
%An automobile in which a ladyI
whose name Is given as Mrs. Rivers
of New York, and her son were rid.
ing was driven over a precipice ON
p carriage road nesh Nessereit. in the
Austrian tyrol, The driver was. kfrsI
ed. Mrs. Rivers was seriously, add
her son slightly injured nE4
]. c. Fincher. engineer ON Me Yves
tern Of Alabama rsilroad, Mas In
stsntly killed near Montgomery she;.
his train. a heavy freight, crashea
Into switch engine Of the same rosJ
that had backed onto the main HE
The denomination, ~ Co,.-o..