Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-06

A very sad e,pry has lust come :,
hght IN regard W thuAitemptrd suicide
Of young man VI Jewish birth named
NJ. Adler. Adler says the Den W.,
News, reached America only a few
months ago with u young We lie
came NJ once to Denver. but main
very bari tine earning enough money
10 support nimeelt ami lttle family.
The fates seemed 20 be against MIN.
He 10 nAu az God education and
pleasing urcss, Ml many OF the
people OF us na.iOnaliiy helped MIN 10
gain sunut livelihood. About "A wee,
ago hie wife became sick and after
short Illness died, leaving twl little chill.
dren. Some Kind iriunde adopted the III.
tie snes, but the death OF his vito added
h. HE other troubles ~ nfvyel upuu
Adler's mind that on Monday night
he purchased an ounce oil mOruhine
and took u large dose. Someone ia the
house, where he WIS tO0ming, found
him In time to summon Doctor and
Adler was givou q new lease VI life.
lie Is now at 81. JUseph's hospital and
his brother In Ogden has been lels.
graphed for
\ short time agD II was reported
Ground and als1 IA soniu oil the news.
papers, that =. q. Murphy. that old.
limo resident Of Wyoming, had died
alone In his ranch home. The state.
incnt now proved to be ialse, Tor Mr..
Murphy has appeared Ia Laramie in
he living tlrsh, apparently none the
Vurse for his little oscapadc with the
Yelled hand VI death. There are
printing housos In this country which
make business OF printing memorial
carde. They consist vi hlack card
upon which IL printed In gold IA an.
nOuucrment II tho death ui the indi.
vidual who has passed iutl the shndes
of eternity. Yesterday Mf. Murphy
received ia his mail one OF these cards
a. "A sample OF what would be furnished
~ the friends 10 he mailed 10 relatives.
The card began with tue solemn
declaration. "Sacred 10 the memory
OF l.. q. Murphy, VINO dieI. etc. etc. :"
aud concluded with brief pOellcal
,itusiOn Intended TO be oOusolng 10
ia, family and friends. Mr.. Murphy
remarks thst notwithstanding that
the people Insisted that he WAS dead,
IT," pvnsion department NJ Washing
ton had jus; raised the amount NJ his
monthly pension Ss.-Laramis loom.
crdUg
The police rendered aud Important
service to the customs officials earl y
yesterday morninr, says tho San
Francisco Chronicle, by the capture Of
quartette OF opium smugglers. AZ a
little before 2 O'Clock Sergeant Witt
man aud Olilcefs Marsbal and CfOnin
noted n peculiarly la tho appearance
and carriage oi four msn whO wore
hufrying along In the shadow Of the
buildings ON Second street, near
Folsom. Each OF the trio appeared
| subject 10 obesity which lacked the
commenced elements of proportions.
A closer investigation by The oilicera
resulted In the discovery that the
men were uncomforiably padded
with fve.tacl thus OF prepared
| opium. They were immmedialrly
placed under arrest, ana the small
cargo OF the drug found upon them
aggregated 1914 tins. The wOuld-b,
unugglers gave the nam OF james
Madison, James Margey, Richard
Sienary and Cornelius Cronin, and
claimed TO be fir.meu on the steamer
Umatilla, which arrived from NictoEii
about two hours previous. Tho men
were taken 10 the city prison AMI Gus
toms Inspectors Chiids and H0lmti
we're notified OF the capture. Later
In the day the prisoners were turned
over to United States Marshal Long.