Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-19
NEWS OF THE WEST.
The Discovery Of a Human Skull Re.
calls a Brutal Murder Of Long Ago.
A PRISONERS TROUBLE.
Losses 10 Cannery Men in Oregon.-
A Widows Terrible Death
Miscellaneous,

pIsnte have been shipDed 10 w
WORLDS Fair to replepish San Diego
exhibit.
This is how the Denver Nous put
III "Dsnver's policc force will com
mand no respect while II IL tzintes
with dishonesty"
The Homeopathic Medical society
Of the state of Colorado has opened III
seventh annual session at the Browt
Palace hotel, Denver.
Miss Mary Derby, n young school
teacher, recently arrived In Oakland,
Cal, from Denver. Shc had no friends
In Oakland, but thought that heI
ability and recommendations would
secure her place Ia the Oakland
school department. She waites aud
worked, but could not get place. Her
disappointment preyei on her mind
until she went insaue and has been
committed to the Agnews insane
asylum.
At Seaside, Oregon, n peculiar and
serious accident bapI ened yesterday.
Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Steele OF that
place we're out driving, and the horse,
becoming frightened ut nm umbrella,
ran up steep ombankment and owe =
turned the buggy, which Tell back on
the occupants. Mrs. Clayton had her
collar bono broken, anu II 10 feared
that she 10 internally Injured. Mrs.
Steele 10 badly hurt about the head.
Picket Holtou, a clerk OF Boise, Ida.
no, was drowned the other day In the
Boise river. He tried to ford the river
IN buggy and was thrown out. He
was kicked on the head aud nearly
drowned. He was rescued by passers.
by, but seeming to have become vic.
lcnily insane, he rushed down the
river, eluding his resousrs, for two
miles, anu jumped into the river and
a. J. Holton, an eminent divine Of
Kentucky.
Mrs. Hannah Horgsn,a widow sixty
years of age, has met with n terrible
death at San Francisco. In the presence
OF her daughter she twas stuck down
without AN instant's warning by an
iron girdcr weighing about 1000
pounds, which swung around upon her
as IL was being rais.1 In front OF new
one-story brick building at Market
street. Mrs. Horgan HAD Just left her
home for a morning walk with her
daughter. They were together when |
the girder struck Mrs. Horgan, and |
u was almost u miracle that Mrs.
Ahern did not share the terrible fate OF |
her mother. The physicians at the re.
ceiving hospital made no examination
OF Mrs. Horgan, but 1t islsupIosei that
her back 10 broken.
The lower river cAnBery men al
Astoria, Oregon, sustained a serious
loss the other morning through the
very high water In the Columbia,
Between Chinook and Sand land.
heroes Bakers bay for u distance OF
three miles, are over 800 fish traps.
zach OF them costing q minimum sun
VI $1,000. The most valuable OF these
were built Of heavy piles along the
edge of the main channel OF the river.
Fifteen OF this latter were compIeteIy
AWAY by the strength Of the
'urrcnt, which also did great deal of
iamago to the traps nearer the Wash.
ngton shore. Fifteen OF the trans
destroyed were valued nj Si5DO each.
making a loss OF So, 500. In ad clifton
% this the damage uone among the
'ther traps IL fully s60,0O0. The whole
" The piling OF the demolished trapp.
including all gear and braces, was
washed out TO sea, and at daylight no,
vestigo remained OF any OF the salmon
nares that last night bofdered the
liver channel. IL Is said to be ilnpossi.
10 to replace any OF the traps this
eason, and, as the structures nearest
he channel caught the great majority
Z the nsb, th- loss In addition to the
ost OF the traps will be very great. IL
feared that n tho current, continue
mn their present force large por-
on OF the trap, viii be rendered use. J
40, II not TOTALLY destroyed. :
Philip Boogar Ia n pioneer and ia ,,
sputed to be worth 100000, yet he
Annot hnd happiness BECAUSE he ia ,
,idom free from the divorce court.
hus writes the San Franclsco Chron. :
70. Mr.. Boogar enJoyes the dlstinc.
ON OF having hal five wives, aud he !
nds 1t very difficult matter TO Keen !
p the bills OF his lawyers who have
sen defending him In the divorc, y
'urt for some years.. Old PhilIp,s ,
cks have become VIII to M snow al d
hiss become u character OH tbc .
reeu' booHar's last experience
the matrimonial line pr0yed II
be most disastrous one. He ,
arried young wife, and, accord. y
Y TO his own story, ho has not had
'y's happiness since. Ii has be.n
10 long, continuous fight, anu the old su
mn IL beginning to get u little weary.
~. BooRar No. D was unable 10 agre.
tn the old pioneer shortly alter mar.
'ge anu she thought he must be In.
nv, 80 she had him arrested on =
hrge OF insanity. Boogar made IA -
rd battle In the courts anu succesd,d
keeping out Of the asylum. This n
ntest was followed by "a suit for III n
roe ON the part OF the wife. The a
20 was dismissed and then Bo,gar n
Cd MS hand at securing o separation. u
l.fe was lively diminishing ia court. ~
lich also resulted In a dismissal, In n:
70 OF the advice OF HE friends b jogaT RI
'Io up with his wife ana they com. IL
'noeu hving together. In a very
~ u.ne there was another big sen, "A.
III tue Boogar household, cause
.ne arrest OF the aged husband on "A M.
nse o, su' mpting to poison his wife,
~ clAlnheu by the young woman no.
y ne nnu placed rat poison IN her No.
!. ~ al events thr Oid man WINS
u 70 ahsWer the charge before the NO.
'efior court ana mis- case No.
penuing' "a coon as h. was No.
esteu he sued his wifi, for !,
ore again ON the ground OF crueItv No.
OF TN charges being that snc hs,i M
usen hin OF attempting TO o ,ison
. IN, suit has Recently been a.. No.
seu' In the meantime his VIII. In. 10.
1no very poor prosecutor nnd
not SHOW that Interest IN the o,s,, No
she did when II was hoard in tns 30 o.,
ices curt AS result tho pfose. Don