Salt Lake Tribune | 1907-06-30 | Page 16 | Strange but True Yarns, [Illegible]

STRANGE BUT TRUEMRNSJ1E A remarkable escape from prison is reported from Gora, Prussia. A burglar named Schaarschmidt, who was confined con-fined there, in the absence of suitable tools, deliberately sot to work to gnaw through a thick oajkon benm in front of his coll window. - It was a work of seven weeks. Fragments of wood which wore torn away with his teeth ho replaced with chewod bread, until tho beam was almost gnawed through. A final smashing . noise was heard "by the wnrders,. but .before tboy could appear ap-pear Schaarschmidt had escaped.' Daniel Hcnding, 72 3'ears of age, fell from a three on his farm neur Texas Corners, Mich., and' received injuries from which ho will probabh' die. Mr. Hcnding is the owner of a lot of bees. Those in ono hivo swarmod to a limb of a .big oak tree in, tho. woods. Mr. Hending climbed into the tree .and he was stung a number of times. It is bo lieved that tho. stings made him release his hold and ho fell to tho ground, a distanco of twenty feet.. The right kneo cap is broken and ho is internally injured. in-jured. ' Chainod to a slake in the! their home and exposed all dj hot sun with no water or 1M Michael Sabiusky of. Dupont,!, rescued by several miners on, home from work. .Mrs. SaliJ her husband, who .is i now uiy overpowered her, tied her arm and chained her to the stak. ahe would not tell him wher hidden hor savings- Then, g his cruelty, she says, ho plac yond her reach a pail of "J some food and left .lor. m far from, any other f wwjJg until evening were the jvoroj heard; i