Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
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s,s,u,lon Of the JaE utse. one ''.-
m,aIate danger from Tue Jspr ~ no
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NAV vsuIi seriously iui1f.ctu ".,n ,hu
eTrdIfigps d labor un i.lis 'lHHi. Our
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,.iiiny Lee. inc Cniurtc are uilhHt
soIns scl iU Chins ami not returning
=, nav slc gathering, We could set
lang ali fIsht with tho .Asiatic- !.
there h, Uptsngsf 10 be hppfehehdru
from Ills new souics.
The Union Pacific Railway com-
Many VIII have 200 Thirty our foot,
dgub.o deck stock car. iu service Sci
tsmbFf lot. reconstructed on plan
which tuey lhinE viii fully meet the
approval Of the shippers OF western
Wyoming, wbo'e IDEAS have been
collected aud tugge'tiOns taken a.
vantage OF, says the RAwlinr journal.
These care will have plank decking,
gfooyed matched and water tight.
Thsy will have raised numbering and
initial boards with nn uuOU.
s,fuettd view over the n00f NJ the
upper deck. They will have double
end dootr, also bull bafs eight inches
Wide And fourteen inches above each
door. aud will be- fitted with Janney
cCuplsrs aud air brakes. The company
have dismissed the thifty.foot cars
from dOuble.dsok service. and are thus
relieved OF all old center poet equip.
nienls ana temporary decking. Ffom
this on no orders will DO accepted for
ibifiy-!o1t doublt-deok cars.
James hcComL, Of Little River,
arrived on Saturday In Uhiah, Cal,
from the COST. He came by way ~
Low Gap, aud lett the county TOpi Mt
the divide ABOUT fourteen miles north.
Wesl Of UElAh In order 10 visit = friend
who lives on Pine Ridge, about Ave
miles west He had an eKo-bdingly
lAHOg escape from death IN the forest
nlts, which are now raging Ia that
section Of the county. Shortly after
bic descent from the divide he
entered marrow canyon. When lie
started east the fire was OH tho north.
uIu side VI The canyon, 90 he rode
lVISutoy along. lie finally reached
m Hbfupt turn In the trail, whence
his view towards the east was unob-
t.tuoltd Tor at least half a mile. lie
lheu discovered that the fire hal
eiosstd the canyon on the east, and
tleclually blOokadsd tgress In that
direction. There remained then the
alternative OF returning or peTishing
10 the namoH, ~ the sides Ui the can.
yIn through which hO was travelling
we're 20 ttesp ana pfecipitOus as 10 rem.
der escape by ascending the mountains
impossible. He turned his horse and
prepared tor retreat. He had pro.
eetded but short distance when he
saw that the iiru had hieO crUssed the
canyon on the wesi, thus practically
lmpiisoning MIN In n oi!cla OF flames.
MS horse nj this Time began also ~
feAliIe the danger OF the position and
soon became unmRuaGs s6lc. Seeing
The impOssibiliIy Of escaping horse.
lack MoComb left his h,rss a4d at.
tempted TO scale the lofty mountain
wall TO the south. This he 'ound to he
impossible, 20 he again took he trail
and proceeded wabI, dltrc'ly ~ the
lace VI the flames, hoping, GppEFsully
against hope, TO discover ssme mtlh1d
Oi escape further dove. MoComb
soon saw that II would bs impossible
70 escape by going ia,lhsr wet,i 20 he
plunged down INTO ihs bottom
OF lhe canyon, aiong wbiih lived
atIeAln Of water " ooEsi 'nilhiU vol
ume' Bathing his face 10 the cooling
stream McCOmb dsieimipgg 10 laske
laal attempt to escape up gGo 'GGnn.
TAIN side. AS he was SD0u, inNatt he
glanced up the canyon snd Gisuovsrrl
small cascade, Ihe atieNm asvipy
utsoent Of about Twelve feet. lie
quickly spraug up the eauk sul node
us way TO the cascade. IlsIe hssaw
behind tile curve OF the water dsrfs'-
sion Ia the rock sufficiently large to ~.
iord place OF safety irot6 ;ue II uuss.
Into this he spfaug. The walls we've
uAmp and cool, aud MCC0mD wss
satisfied that for che time being he wap
safe' In lhs meantime the FIRE hEC
spread rapidly, Pud before long Toe
Oiuah and irsot directly over tho plaut
OF refuge were Ehrs, The dspIFssip
grew alaTmingly warm, but not su,,.
olehtly 10 10 cause any particular uu.
eailness. MuComb remainea OrbinG
me vascsIe rom about two O'CLOCK
FRIDAY afternoon until nine o'ClOot
saturday morning. When ho emerge
we enlire lace OF the cEuyon hsI
changed, the NE having cleared II O..
all vegetation. lie made his wa
through fallen branches and OuInln.
nhDs with considerable difficulty, bu'
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