Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-26
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS
o,,poAD ACCIDENT IN IDAHO
IN y brashi, with Fatni Re-
,ults.--An Athletic Club ter
brigham city, itc'

49, That II y hp'V"N. -.
suntte. which the sheephleh "u" s'"''
sdels for them
..ckso OF Utah sugar were snip.
INVN.w YORK this week ny zoe
pe1 .,mpapy says the LEM b"'"t,'
sugai a. samples VI whaI can pe
tens In the far West.
nathle,ic club has oeen suaI'tu w.
Ana'a City, The club Will be onl'
btsI.aS tv,nty member, all young
pose' % In connection with the cluO
mep, ,n.re IA 10 he n reading room
ioommh gill contain many Of n leel-
Mons and periodicals Of the day
"., rew fire alarm system has
n weighed In the balance anu
ND 10 he everything u was repre-
Issisd 10 be, anu IL IL altogether pio,
XIX after the. thirty uays lihi
Waved tho city, lays . iun'i1
JoiS,ulcn, II will br hccepieu' ",u
,s., me number Of boxes WI eOon DC
.na,ss.ed, extending the systum INTO
eyery portion Of thu cry
An exchange says that n statue WIZ
NJ the exhibits from Mou'nnaat
~ Worid,s FAIR. IL VIII require
snon pounds Of silver 10 make w.
ny .ilyrr IL simply to be loaned TO the
I.smis.loners, and bonds signcl ny
Cns,ago milliunnlres " require itA re.
nm AZ the close OF the fa't' se'o
lutte ladies' arr contestants W pO ""
The model
little rirl named Hall came near
,-s,ry her lite by fire o. saturday
s,ternoon ut Boise Guy, ldaho. sue
nj other children were liiins ny
80 and burning thum when hef
rlaihing took Ire. HuF mother was III
\" Sa,h and hearing Tho sor'hw-
va smoth.iel thu ilgucs. n 20 ION
:, H.. ,tfl,. CLOTHING wiz burh.a' uu'
,bc herself escaped with riight hurt'
o. Packard, the Utah mining
n'.irr. Ans GU the tiSuf uls wetk
W. ia sent out 10 smoky 10 take a LOOK
IN. King OF the West aLd other
snns,,ies IN which he II lnlcirrieut
~ M. BelIevue (ldnho) HOdfd. He
Aus that the low price oi sllv'r
C,r.ed him 10 shut down some iaIkr
n,in.s in Utah, involving the dischaige
Of several hunuscd minefa'
william Noland aud his partner lott
shoup last week with "A email boat
load,d with their winner eupplies'
They will float Town the salmon flver
10 M. Middle FOts, then low II nuat
urthat sttenm lor 70 or 80 miles, when
th.y will spend the winter In that
,onelv stot, rs or So miles away from
any human being. 1ney Will PASS the
time In trapping aud hunting'-Sdi.
mon Guy thiahOl Recorder.
Billy Hite, comedian n, Early's
STANDARD theatre, Boise CITY, Idaho,
gave the audience somethlhg more
than was on the bills Monday night.
He was on the stage doing his Turn
cutting of a dummy's head Win n
wicked looking cheese sniie-when lac
fell through n trap door. lie aligbtcd
with his face oil the knife, inillciiug y
horrible cash. Some time VIII olnpso
leiore he will bo aDlc 70 appear again.
A fatal railIoad collision took place
on Tuesday nsar Grand leland, Neb.,
by which the engineer and fremHu oi
No. 5 and OF the freight train with
which II collided lost their lives. The
conductor anu . brakeman wef ihr0Vsn
from the freight train anu were killed.
A mail clerk was also fatally hurt.
The freight WAS coming west and mad
backed into a Hw Itch which had not
been thrown back for the main track,
and No. S gave them u hard head emu
collision.
An accident occurred Oh tho North
eTn Pacific, between COeut d'Alene
City and Post Falls, Idaho, a few days
ago which very nearly caused the
death Of twelve persons. The truck
on u car laden with ore broke down
and threw II aud two more freight cars
down an embankr NJ, and they
dragged the tAggr md passenger
cars down with There were
about ten passeng, board, and all
escaped without y, except one
maj who WIS throw against the for.
ward eud OF the car and was bruised
considerably. The wrecked passenger
and baggage ears were turned bottom
upwards, and the seats In tne coach
Were nearly all torn loose by the Jhr.
The express aud baggage men got out
without u scratch, thero beiog but II
little baggage or express a%ooard.--
-MqscOi0 Mirror.
A singular case OF mistaken identity
has heon brought TO tho attention oil
the Oakland (Cal.) police yesterday.
Nearly IA month ago the body OF u
man was found iioating IN the estuary
near East Oakland. The ieoensed was
hurled ~ az "unknOw H." Subsequent
ly he was identified by des cription ns
Theodore Miller, whose parents lived
IN the East. II appears that there
was M Insurance Oh the lie OF TheO-
dore Miller tor . 900 and the company
In the East was called upon to pay tbs
sum. The insurance cOmrauy was
suspicious, ~ thoy sent "a mcssage 10
Chief SchSfltr 10 Try aud hunt up one
Theodore Miller. The chief a.cei-
tainsd that Theodore Miller WAS re-
eeiving letters nj the postoiiice, so he
stationed MI officer to watch Tor the
man and he was captured. IL now
turns out that this Miller whose ll'r
was Insured H. still Twin aud that to-
dead man IL unknown.
Teretn GuillernO died on October IS,
1880, leaving n surviving husband, jose
Guillernn, 10 " HON she hnd beon mar.
lied about two years. duillernO knew
nothing Of his wife having any prop
sity until after her death, whoa II wa
discovered that she had nearly l2,0OO
IN tue keeping VI the California Sale
Deposit and rrust company. There
was no Will and alter tho issuance OF
letters OF administration one'hah the
estate was distributes to the husband.
AT the same time the late T. II. Rear
Ten was appoilted To ascertain II there
were amy other heirs in Chile, which
was the native country Of tue deceased.
NO heirs were discovered, and yester-