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Point Lookout, Md. (Maryland, United States) (search for this): article 7
Fatal Fool hardy Feat. --A Chattanooga (Tenn.) correspondent of the Detroit Tribune gives the following: Three days ago a young man, whose name I did not learn, a private in the 78th Pennsylvania infantry, fell from that point of Lookout Mountain known as Point Lookout, a distance of some eighty feet, upon a kind of table that is formed in the mountain, about that distance from the top. Of course he was killed. The victim being a photographer, had been allowed to erect a tent, while his regiment was stationed on the mountain, and practice his profession. When his regiment was ordered from the mountain he was a lowed permission to remain, as he had been to some expense in getting up stock and apparatus. Sad to relate, he was given to the intoxicating cup, and was often in a state of drunkenness. While in such a state he was foolish enough to run around the extreme edge of the rock for the amusement of visitors to the mountains. He had done this so often while drun
Lookout Mountain, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 7
Fatal Fool hardy Feat. --A Chattanooga (Tenn.) correspondent of the Detroit Tribune gives the following: Three days ago a young man, whose name I did not learn, a private in the 78th Pennsylvania infantry, fell from that point of Lookout Mountain known as Point Lookout, a distance of some eighty feet, upon a kind of table that is formed in the mountain, about that distance from the top. Of course he was killed. The victim being a photographer, had been allowed to erect a tent, while his regiment was stationed on the mountain, and practice his profession. When his regiment was ordered from the mountain he was a lowed permission to remain, as he had been to some expense in getting up stock and apparatus. Sad to relate, he was given to the intoxicating cup, and was often in a state of drunkenness. While in such a state he was foolish enough to run around the extreme edge of the rock for the amusement of visitors to the mountains. He had done this so often while drunk
Chattanooga (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 7
Fatal Fool hardy Feat. --A Chattanooga (Tenn.) correspondent of the Detroit Tribune gives the following: Three days ago a young man, whose name I did not learn, a private in the 78th Pennsylvania infantry, fell from that point of Lookout Mountain known as Point Lookout, a distance of some eighty feet, upon a kind of table that is formed in the mountain, about that distance from the top. Of course he was killed. The victim being a photographer, had been allowed to erect a tent, while his regiment was stationed on the mountain, and practice his profession. When his regiment was ordered from the mountain he was a lowed permission to remain, as he had been to some expense in getting up stock and apparatus. Sad to relate, he was given to the intoxicating cup, and was often in a state of drunkenness. While in such a state he was foolish enough to run around the extreme edge of the rock for the amusement of visitors to the mountains. He had done this so often while drun