Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
NEWS OF The WEST.
,..,,D vast. Of Paris, Idaho, Meets
With a Painful Accident
0r,rn FROM BLOOD POISONING
,,.r.h forcibly Entered aud Robbed.
Terrible Experience Of Two
Fishermen.


.,.,t ono hundred Chinese are now
A..iaJy at san FfanciscC, aWnltlng
10 e'',,io1 of the United states circuit
p,toi appeals ON the dehAitioh Of Z"
msfchanL
-..i famine hhs been preoipitattl
,o B5lss City. Iutrc arc SEVERN vn,'
rsal at Nampa for i1cal uealeT,, vu'
W.. condition of tie Union racine
t,iige makes Il impossible " get them
UvcL
william f. Fennlmotc, e1-county
- md clerk VI the superior cour. NJ
vi Towusend, Wash, hus been o0u-
.'.,,I ID smbeszliug 1921 inttustol TO
,i..bsrge. Fennimlfe was 4 pfUmi'
n.,i eltilsn. He made no uoicuso 70
lhu charges
rs. grsst Western Canal company
49,. located a reservoir near tue east
i',.,,i N the Great Western, ABOUT
III and n halt below town, observes
tn. Idaho Falls Tunes ltwill have an
~. Oh about 100 acfrs anu its average
'isrtb will be about twelve feet. VIII
nam Matthew'S has the contract TO con'
.,rirt the same anu already has a force
Of men aaI teams at work.
The Paris (ldanO) I0H says Bishop
W.st met with u painful accident
Monday last. While loading sons
cartridges he by mistike undertook TO
extract the car from one which had
tggn loaded with powder, resulting In
Inc explosion OF tue same, taking OIL
one OF his fingers ant laCeratlng his
hand somewhat He had tho hahd
Jfss.rd iu Montpelier and Ia now get.
iug along oil rignt
Important changes have been begun
Iu regard 10 the method Of operating
rumUuf VI tho street car lines In the
business portions Of San Francisco.
Amer nearly forty years 0f continuous
trfylcr, tue Third street horse cars are
90 be- withdrawn from that thorough
fare, aud Tor the next seven months
that street viii be without cars, Whep
ears are again seen ON Third street
they will be- propelled by electricity
A week ago Oscar DAlrymple Jr,, Of
Preston, Idaho, a young man ~ Year,
10 age, noticed that ho was suffering
with a cracked lip, Hs though rom n
cold. lie rublod II considerably, aud
the result was that II swelioi, until by
SUNDAY his face had assumed mau'
moth proportions. On Monday morn
Ius the young man died, the cause
being blood poisoning. Tue sad nnd
fatal termination 10 what appeared n
trivial matter was a hard blow 10 us
amily aud friends, says the Paris Po,t.
The oattlomrn OF the Saratoga valley,
the Wyoming sun, claim that
the shVcpmCn are running the range
lnd Will soon drive the cattle Industry
rom the country. They say the sheep
mon extend their ranges and Keep on.
'Toiching year by year, until there IL
hardly stream south OF the Encamp'
mont, on either aidu Of tho river, that
IL not Ia their possession. The cattle.
men Of Snake river have organized
anu issued an uitimatum 10 the sheep.
men Of that locality,
Some time during this early hours Of
Tuesday morning, says the Laramie,
WyO., boomerang, parties broke one
N Jho tinu stained glass windows at
he rear Of the Catholic church anu
snterlng the edifice went 10 the taber.
uaclu at tue roaf OF tho altar, whore
Inc valuable aud cherished articles Of
Tho church arc Kept anu stole some Of
.he articles and scattered others about
he altar. Tho sacrament was scat
tered about. After completing this
work the parties went out VI the font
i1Ofa Of tile church, leaving them open,
3 lmo VI the most valued articles Of the
70 far "a their intrinsic
worth ID concerned, were not disturbed,
The damage and l0ss are given NJ
300.
Tho main line Of the Burlington
.ystrm, says tho Cheyenne, WyO.,
Lfddsr, will soon be- pushed from ShvT.
dan west 70 Yellowstone park, either
through Il or south OF Il 10 Boise, ana
hence to san FTancitoo. The Mon
lana branch, now under construction
and 10 be completed by October 10th
next, makes direct connection with oil
.hu Northern Pacific points, including
Portland anu Puget Sound cities anu
uy further advance Of l25 miles to
Treat Falls, direct connection with the
Great Northern will be made for all
western points. The small reduction
In wagts, considering that employment
will bv given when II is no badly need.
NJ ami considering that the climate In
Ihis particular region u country h most
excellent camping places
and purest water IN tho world, etc.,
" vi not be- antagonizod by any fair.
minded people.
Two fishermen viii never forget the
struggle they had Tor life
lu the bottom OF "A boat while drifting,
.ays the San Francisco Chronicle, about
san Francisco bay. They are BALTIC
Barlali aud Manuel Rescotal. On
evening at D O'Clock, when
.hr wind was blowing twonty-elght
miles an hour, they were coming
down the bay from the direction OF
san MateO. When OIL Huntor'a point
d small squall struck their boat aud II
1apsiErd. Both caught hold Of the
Keel, aud then they dritted all over
.ho nay. The wind blew them back
.1wArd Redwood city, aud all night
long they suffered la the darkness.
When day broke they were too weak 10
shout or raise themselves up high
ON the boat to give signal.
They were missed by the other fisher.
men, and as soon as the wind died
down six boats put out. Tho men were
finally discovered by some comrades
Angel anu AloaIfaz Islands,
hnrtAli was more dead than alive. lie
oOuld not move nor speak, Both men
were bFDupht ashore. given Eumu