Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
NEWS OF THE WEST.
wife D1snTtlOI, a Husbands Fortune
and The Contest OF a Will.
A NOTORIOUS WOMAN SUICIDES.
How Tradesmpn Mere nupsd In Cali
foruia--A Man steals His own
child, Elc.

morning. lie committed suicide by
taking chloIoiUfm. Despondonoy cauHsd
by drink led 10 the rash act.
A coal miner nsmei George Anjet-
kou received Injuries at Rockville, thtsu
miles from Florence, Coo, on 5atuf-
day morning from which he died next
night. while miuing under BODY OF
coal II fell ami caught Anderson, ifac.
turing his skull and inflictlng other
iDlufies with tue result above stated.
One OF Boise's young commercial
men, says the StdtetuaH, 10 reported TO
have gotten into trouble Ia Boise oUuE.
". lie was soliciting Tor his hou.e,
and, II II alleged, he sOiu several articles
outright A PHcervills mefehHut,
learning he had no liCouse, had him
arrested. lie was taken 10 ldAho Guy
wheIe he very feluotan ly dtoppVI
something like SlOO Ia the county "a
Chtquef.
A dispatch from Cripple Creek Colo.
RADIO, says the latest bIg HUI msuu iu
camp 10 bOnAnzA. Returns II a. tic
hfat carload shipment OF ore, eleven
tons, went big0 ounces, or NJ this rate
OF 81 90 20 per ton. The shalt 10
down ouiy thirty ivst. Tho vein u
we'll bthued aud the pay sfehk two
aud half feet In width. An0tht 7
carload OF orc from tho Pur,lauu,
Skipped a few days ago assays slUsJ
per ton.
John CAvlcr died at Bounet's Ferry,
Wssh., ou Sunday, from gunsuOt
~,und received while huutinE. lie
was on bis way to Spokane tor treat
ment. but blood poisoning tot 10. A
sra z srriee Of fatalities has iHllen
upon a uriJ Of pioipsctois Of which
CAvief was a member. Early Ia tue
year the OF the partners was killed by
snOwtlide, anu n lev months $40 the
SECOND was blown 10 pieces ny a D,Ast
IA pfo'pect hole.
A short time sEo, remarks the CAld-
WILL, ldahu, Tribune, there was n mu.
Understanding Dvtwuon tue wUTking-
men ami the Mckinley Br1s., VIM
fought the Marsh a Ifston tauoh for
mining purposes, winch has teen
laying iuiu I, rstmo tins, was settled
lew days Hgo, ana II 10 expected tht y
viii resume work Immediately, there
being carload Of machinery now at
tue urI OF 10 ue Transferred TO tue mines
once.
An unfortunate tramp was brought
down io'ths county htspual yesterday
morning, says the Exc, n vAda, fres
irttG Ho WAS struck ~ = passenger
tain near Tvauo aud bAuiy smashed,
bIth legs were broken A4d one arm
aud shoulder smashed. Ths train had
to 10 backed up 10 allow him b. be
tulpu out from under the wheels. Dr..
Wells tTought him TO Eik0. Shortly
n. - GV. H.. a..
tue hospital the man died. A thorough
search OF the clothing OF the deceased
tniltd to reveal even n scrap OF payer
that would In any way givea clsw to
his name. The remains were buried
ia the afternoon,
John Williams, = man Of consider.
uble wealth In tue mines, died at Butte,
Mont, n lew months ago, leaving n
widow aud several grOwu-up children.
Now = contest has been commenced In
the district court by Mr.. Hannah
williams OF swansea, Wales, who
claims 20 be the lawful widow " the
deceased. In her deposition she relates
that he left her In 1859, coming IA
America. After n low ysars he ceased
writing 10 her anu she wHs not ablo Il
learn OF his " hsIeAb1uls I'll alter BIT,
ANAhns hAN HAS NAAA NhAAAANHH wv
youngest OF whom IL 20 ysArs VI age.
Kitlie Lee, who has bsen run out o.
score oil western towns, committed
suicide At Butte, Mont, on Sunday
morning because her lover Neil
Maginuis, a variety theater manager
had let her Tor y sOug ami lance artist
Kittis has been terror TO th. poles
and has been Ia more bad eurapr5 thar
any bad man IN the country, ana th'
Officers felt relieved when they heArd
OF her death. Sue arrived In Butte
recently for the purpose OF killint
MAginnis, and II kept the police busy
to protect him, Sac made two AL
tempts upon his lie, nut they wore un
tucoessiul.
A stout, middls.agsd woman, quite
well dressed, alter having suoovts al ny
worked Alameda. Cal, Ia now In Sal
Ffapeisco, Her plan 10 10 10 iHto I
store anu make n valuable choice o
goods. Alter completing her purchase
the suddenly remembers thar some o
the goods are required al once, AnI
tnat tue remainder eau be sent TO hs
home. She then Discovers that Their,
Il not money enough In her IuTts q
pay the whole bill, ana 20 SHE psk
that the goods be sent''o, o. d." Thsl
she goes out with those cue needs
leaving the rest TO be delivered. o
course the addresses gwen by her ar,
fictitious, and the merchant loses iut
what she took away. On ono occasion
la Alameda, che gave her address NJ
well knOwn ministsr's house. 1ht
police are now alter her.
ON Sunday afternoon considerable
exoitment was created In San RA Ael
Gal, SVsT an II " Ia which william
FlAndinR, the husband OIL n wsllknuvi
lady OF that city played the mos
prominent part. FiAnuing was maI
Iied In San Rafael several ysArs ago
and after Spending lew months IN n
with irlvnos OF his vile went to Hal
JUha anu began business. Alter tire,
or four years Of married life Mt,
FlAnding concluded that she could on
10y lie much better at hume anu Apar
from her husbRnd, And 90 - she Appli
10 The Superior court Tor divorce an,
for the custody OF her only child, Il
months old. hltet bflngit K the &C ioi
Mrs. Flandi went to her home II
San Rafael, wASre her parentb Tsrldes
taking the Guild with nor, Ga las
FnuRy murLiug Flaudiig came "a
from Hau Jose and went 10 the hous
OF his WIFE. Finding the uo1r locked
he ioIctd an entrance anu took ibl
child iuTcihly from the arm' Of IN
mother. He then Jumped INFO hazel
And endeAvOied ~ Chtch the broad
gauge train that leaves At l2'Ab o'clOol