Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-09
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Stalking an IaSlns Boy Out Like
Cattle.
RACE HORSES FROM CALIFORNIA.
Burglary at Ephraim. a Methodist
Minister'S Escapade.-Dicd at Sea-
An Earthquake.

An attempt wins made 10 burglarize
John Rorensen's store at Ephfaim, on
Thureday night The parties were
pulling the boards on the n0rihWth
corner OF the building and woulu SOON
have affected an entrance, had not me
noise awakened MT. : rensen. Ihvy
heard him coming and made theiI
escape before he could effect lhe'I
capture.
A sad scene was enacted on the
Pacific Mail dock Tuesday morning on
the arrival at San ffaucsc0 Oi tne
ateanor Gaelic rom the orient VIA
Honolulu. Tho Baroness de Tuyll hnu
gone down 10 the steamer eNptouhg 70
greet her husband, who had been visit
ing the Hawaiian Islands with a iriend
i'm search OF health. When rhe learned
tnnt her husband had uieu at STA on
tleist inst. and that his body wHs on
ioard abe nearly tainted. Tears
atreamed down her face 40 she was
helped TO carriage and driven 70 the
Palace hotel. d.. Grim h, the friend
Of her deceased husband, accompanied
the young widow aud felatca u her all
the inciaUnfa OF the trip and death.
Baron de TIyli, although holding a
German Ute, was a native Of England
aud thiuy. our years OF age. HIS
health failing about six montho ago, ne
started on n trip around tho Woodland
thurtly after mt DIR. Grirlth, whose
home il at Calrp, Ryan Lodge, Preston
Park, England. The two became great
iriends and Travelled together. At
Hong Kong the Boron cAbied 10 Eng.
land for his wife 10 meet him NJ San
"A a. aN..
coiysd on the arrival Of the steamer
was particularly shocking. The young
widow will take the remains 10
England.
The San Francisco Chronicle has
this to tAy OF the racing stables which
arrived ere from the west yesterday,
20 take part In the June meeting u the
Utah rrottlng association which
begius on the l7th; a couple u chf-
loads Of California trotters loft yester.
day for an extended campaign, begin
ming at Salt Lsks, U. II. This IL the
second consignment Of lighthArnefs
nOrsea that has loft California this
year. Oitlnger a Keating's strit <
was made up Of Ottlnger, Our Dict,
Astor, James H., by Dexter Prince,
aud green pacing mare, alsU
by Dexter Prince. Heating expects
~ get Abler TO the races after all. Tue
sleepy son OF Dexter Pfiuce should
make tho fres-for.All horses 20 dow
the line on the Montana circuit this
year. Our Dick will not have
everything his own way, as Yolo Maid
IL entered In the fTes-ior.all pace Mt
Salt Lake. In fact Dubois Brothers
OF Denver Will have very formidable
string nj the Salt Lake oily this yeai.
The Los CoTfitOs stock farm also sent
string 10 Salt Lake yeateriny. Lee
Shaner Is Ia charge, and Ia addition 10
George Woodthorpe, Lady o. aud
several others, he has secured
Richmond Jr. from Lee Rose, for the
ireo'iof-all classes. Thomas Wall had
his tr0ltofs ON the car as well no one
or two other horsemen.
On Saturday last A. II. Reams. a
Methodist minister at Metcsd, CalifOT. |
MIA, eloped with l5.year old girl, |
leaving his wife, who was In ill.henlth, |
and two children in destitute circum. |
stances. a dispatch from MERGED says |
that up to Wednesday evening no |
news had been received there OF the
whereabouts OF the preacher aud Miss |
Lucy Ruckvf, his ompahion In digit. |
Tuesday morning Mu. Ruoker, the
grandmother Of the girl, died. She /
had been III for some time and grief /
On account OF the unfortunate turn oil |
Affairs hastened her demise. Threats
are freely mace that the Rov. MIR. |
toams will bangle at the end Of n rope
very shortly Mer his arrival In MERGED
ngain. A curious oiTcumslance Ia
connection with the departure OF Miss
Rucker with Reames IA that the latter
was particularly concerned ~ to the
morals OF the young people OF Mcrcrd
In reference 10 their social intercourse.
Hcams vas an extremist on social ques-
tlons, and even went 30 far as TO
address several anonymous letters TO
certain young men. He warned them
that exposition OF their conduct would
certainly ensue n they did not reform,
and tina; hell ME In any case awaited
them. Now that he IN gone IL ia
learned that Miss Rucker Il not the
only girl whom no attempted 90 cor.
Tupt. Several other girls OF tender aye
were approached by him, but unsuc.
cessiully.
San Ffanoisco Chronioe, jane 7:
There WAS an earthquake ysstefdny
morning aud either the people OF thu
city show dsciued tendency 10 ex.
nRgerate such Incidents or the telsmo.
graph kept by Professor George David.
son has method OF misrepresentation
things peculiarly Ito own. The shock
was felt all over the city, but the little
Instrument which recorded 1t testified
I hat II did not amount TO anything,
II happened Al 1925 O'Clock yesterda,
morning. Buildings shook, Windows
ratified and men employed la down.
town hOuses rushed out to see what A
was all about. rhe city has not had a
shock worth noticing Ia long line,
Ahd that OF yesterday reminded every.
body within ils walls that suoh affairs
soH come occasionally. The shock
was felt very differently by the
psople living In different parts Of the
gllJ. On Telegraph Hin and out on
raclho Heights It was felt much
more keenly than In the mission anu
on lower ground. Its motion was
rom eAht 10 west. In consequence
lhose houses with their longest length
running In that direction felt Il NOR
ktshly. In Oakland II wa cDnsigef,d
70 90 more than usually severe shock
but IL appeared to have mnterialuy
hpsnt lls force when il roneheL hi.
cry IN the oillce Of Profosior David.
soh IN the ApprRherh' building a
CURIOUS circumstance WIS noted
hheru were three mon in the room
ohe was standing ana facing west M
we moment the shock came. M,
other two were sitting, ono tocin.
south, the other north. Win. ~.
Two men WIN WAR. .ttta- ,. Wv