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AP LIMA, Peru - Searchers have found the bodies of two U.S. mountaineers who perished on their way down from a glacier-capped Peruvian peak in mid-July.Rescue coordinator Ted Alexander says a three-man team found the bodies of 29-year-old Gil Weiss and 32-year-old Ben Horne on Palcaraju in the Cordillera Blanca range on Saturday.He says they died in a fall off a ridge after summiting the 20,000-foot west peak.Alexander e
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In 1911, Bobby Leach became the second person to survive going over Niagara Falls in a large steel barrel. Despite his incredible feat of bravery/stupidity, his death years later was from something rather mundane: The former daredevil slipped on an orange peel. The New Zealand newspapers seemed to think Leach injury wasn ;t such a big deal when they first reported on it February 27, 1926, explaining that he had simply broken his leg. But his broken leg became infected with gangrene and the limb had to be amputated. Leach health deteriorated rapidly after the amputation. By April, he was dead. From the April 29, 1926 New Zealand Herald: Bobby Leach, known to the world as the only man to survive, the feat of going over Niagara Falls in a barrel, died in a private hospital in Auckland yesterday
botella stanley . He was aged 69 yea
stanley taza rs. After a life of intrepid exploits and hair-breadth escapes, the actual incident that led to his death seems like one of those ironies of fate that bestrew the pages of ancient fiction, for having defied death a hundred times he at last owed
stanley trinkflaschen his end to a piece of orange peel. Mr. Leach had just concluded a lecturing tour in New Zealand and was strolling along the pavement close to his flat in Princes Street when he slipped on the orange peel and broke his leg. That was on February 26, since when he had been an invalid. There can be little doubt that the leg injuries he received during his memorable drift in the barrel were respo
