The Blackwell
Sun Blackwell, Oklahoma April 24, 1902
Submitted by Loyd
Bishop
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INSTANTLY
KILLED Don Carlton Accidentally Shot by a Gun
IN HIS
BROTHER’S HANDS
Boys Lived Near Chilocco and Were Out
Hunting
Word reached this city Tuesday night of the accidental
killing of Don Carlton, by a gun in the hands of his brother, Fred, near
Chilocco, that morning. The young men lived near the reservation, close to
the state line, and were out hunting. The gun, in some way, accidentally
discharged in the hands of Fred Carlton, penetrating his brother’s stomach
and killing him instantly. Fred was almost prostrated with grief, but
succeeded in arousing help to convey his brother’s dead form home. The
deceased was 19, and the brother 21 years of age. Full detail of the
accidental killing have proven unobtainable, but it is learned that both
boys were well thought of in the community in which they lived and the
sudden death of Don will cause general
sorrow.
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