The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-08
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PROVE 1.
Summit View Rancher Di
in a Few Minutes of B,
Attacked at His Home
COWICHE FARMER KILLI
BY DYNAMITE DISCHAE
And Little Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Ross, Formerly of This City
Is Kicked by a Horse at Lake
kachess


Three deaths accidental in their
nature, have occurred since Friday.
involving North Yakima people.
Frank j. Thola of Mob Hill. rancher.
died Saturday, stung to death by bees.
C.. f. Page died at st. Elizabeth's hos
pital saturday morning from wounds
received by an explosion of dynamite,
and a. I-year-od son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. f.. Ross of this city was killed at
Lake Kaches by a Rick from n horse.
At the same time his little sister was
seriously injured.
Mr. Thola. who resided on the sum-
NIT View road, near the end of tho
street ear line. died about O'Clock
saturday afternoon. A member of his
family had attracted his attention to
Il swarm of bees Just across the street
and he crossed over to them. The
bees attacked him. singing him many
times on the back of the neck. He
returned to his home, laughing. and
asked that some soda he put on the
stings. In a few minutes. while sit
ting on his porch. he said: Pm aV-
fully sick and without speaking an
other word he died in a few minutes.
Physicians We're called, but were too
late. Death is believed to have been
due to heart trouble, partly due to eX-
ertion and partly from the poison and
had not long been a resident here,
was a member OF the Catholic church,
and G. l.. Twohy was one of the first
friends to answer the call for as
sistance. Mr.. Thola was born Mo-
vember ~. 1913, and is survived by
two daughters and four sons.
Is Killed by Dynamite
Charles f. Page. who was Il
rancher under the Tieton ditch in tho
4 +tnlNA n Ia ,.,I,
to plant trees on a tract adjoining his
own land. He had set off discharge
in one spot and had advanced with
dynamite to the next hole, 80 feet dis
tant, to fire another charge, when in
some manner his box of ammunition
was discharged and he sustained in
juries to nearly every part of his body,
losing one leg and one eye. He was
brought to North Yakima, to st.
Elizabeths hospital by ambulance, but
was too weak for an operation and he
| succumbed Saturday morning.
The funeral of Mr.. Page will be held
Monday morning at 10 o'clock from
| the parlors of lnman q Rose, Rev.
Green officiating The interment will
! be at Tahoma cemetery.
Chance for Kindness
| Mrs. Pace, who survives her hus-
band, was formerly Mrs. Jerome
4
| Der of people of this city. Her story
is really a pathetic one. and kind
| hearted people can find much to in
| terest them in her case. Mr.. Leach
| died three years ago after two years
sickness of cancer of the face lie
| left Mrs. Leach with four children, a
son, now 10, daughter now rs, and
two boys l3 aud years respectively,
| Mrs. Page is now occupying u room
| In, Ia ~ ,t.,I IA,. Nv fi,.n i,I
ness of friends while waiting word
| from Mr.. Pages mother, who lives at
| Wilmington, Ill The circumstances
| of her case are quite pathetic and are
| known by Phil Otter and Joseph
| MetZger, and assistance for Mrs Page
may be left with either of those gen.
tIemen or at the Herald office.
Boy Killed by Horse
| The body of the little Ross boy was
| brought to North Yakima Saturday
from Lake Kaches and was buried
from the chapel of the Flint-Shaw
company. Mr.. Ross, who is govern
ment fiscal agent at Lake kaches. has
| lived there for several months. having
gone from this city His home was
near the camp of the reclamation SER
| vice and the children were playing on
| the roadway when Workmen passed
| with a string Of horses. The children
| dropped In behind the animals. one
| Of the horses kicked, using both feet,
and struck the children. the boy being
so badly injured that an operation was
! MT once resorted to- The lad. however,
died. The girl it is thought. will re-
| cover.
| Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
were at the station to receive them on
their arrival here Saturday with the
| body of the boy and there was great
sympathy for them i'm their loss