Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30
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EInetltn-Ysar-Old Gill
, r NAMES DEATH is NEAR.


viii W hN'N
ruaty bth'
r,.,.are now 10000 head Of cattle
attaining on the alfalfa nelda sf Tue
g,lt River valley, A. t.
g,orpe Bey, n cigar maker Of Navy
ale CAL, committed suicide on Fri
~ night. He had been drinking
considerably Of late.
The Gan Francisco school board 10
sl,eu,slng the closing Of two big gram
40, sehools, the Lincoln and Webster,
ssssure OF lack VI iuuds 10 continue
them,
A Colorado company hos tskon
band on the Atlantic aud DeOp Dawn
mines at PinOs Altos, N. NJ, aud
started a force Of mon to work develop
ing tho properties.
Numerous cases OF diphtherla are
rspaflei NJ Belt, Mont., aud the public
scbools have been oriersi closed, rigid
quarantine being enforced 10 prevent
Il from becoming epidemic.
II Johns, Kansas, News +. NJ.
saith and family, who have been resi-.
Jspts of this county Tor several yoAfs,
I.n The fret OF TIE week for Utah
where thty will reside IN the future.
On iast Saturday and Sunday nights
tblfiy.ave carloads Of oranges were
fIfWafded from Los Angeles over the
southern Pacific, and tweniy.nine
r,floads went East over the Santa Fe
lines,
Gilbert McNich and Blanche browns
r'oped from Dell, Montana, on 5niut.
fIa
Young lady 10 the third OF the family
to leave lho paiornal roof IN such
fashi0n.
Attorneys from San Diego, Cal,
have taken the deposition Of Clifton
4. Mayno In the San Diego wsier case
now pending In the Fede' court.
Msyne mas hsd more hem Iuages,
sud fearing that he might not live 70
give his testimony NJ tue trial, Il has
been decided to take his deposition.
TIE Los Angeles, Cal, board Of
public works has decided 10 recon.
mend % the city council that the city
attorney DO directed to present NJ
ordinance which will prohibit the cree.
lion or operation Of oil rofineries with
in the city limits. Their action was
Ceoasiontd by this objection OF property
owners, who declare tho reHnsTies a
nuisance.
Last Tuesday afternoon, a sixteen.
m0uthB-ol1 son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
kempeT, who reside on n small chicken
ranch near Pelsluma, Cal, was seized
with sudden and violent convulsions.
Medical assistance was hastily sum.
m1ned, but when tho doctor reached
the plEce the child was to all appear
ances dead. The funeral wss tet for
Thursday, but the mother, not bsliey-
Ing her baby dead, refused 10 allow II
~ gO on. Tue child IL still held at her
request, although physicians pro-
nouncs II dead. its checks still have
the lttsh, pink tint OF lie, 40 common
10 children who die suddenly.
The body OF Ernest wynelh, the
iheep heTdST, who lcft the mail wagon
u Opal, WyO., last week 10 40 TO 4
sheep camp near by, was found by the
fparohing party last Saturday, about
three miles from where ho had started.
Tho poor fellow, who was subject TO
rpilsplio il,s, hal procured some patent
medicine which claimed 10 DO cure
TOT this dise,eo anu had taken large
doses Of the sun before leaving Opal.
IL 10 presumed that hs was 90 dasei by
tue effects Of tue drug that he wander, d
20 rom the route no intended to take
aud subsequently fell ia thu sage brush
where he was found. Tue mica had
made sal havoc with the features Of
tue unfortunate man anu he presented
ghaslly sight when discovered.
Evanston, Wyoming, Herald. On
Tuesday Sheri John IL. Ward
brought In from Utah and lodged In
our county jail, one Llge Canary,
VINO Ia charged with placing ObatTuc-
lions upon the Oregon Short Liuo rail.
way, near Coksviile, In this county.
Tue story goes that he drove horsss on
he track and herded them there, Tor
Tue purpose of getting them killed, 80
rs TO get pay for Them from tho railway
company. This man Canary can DO
letter identified by the public In gen.
ufal, by reference 10 his distinguishsd
iamily connections. He Ia said 10 DO
brother OF tho famous "CAlamity
Jane" Une VI tho we'll known female
characters whose life has been inter.
woven with many thrilling rOnAncst
OF early ltOntier life In this locality and
tue Black Hills. She Te.lded In thie
county In her early yeaiB.
Katy Mcnamara, n nineteen. year.
old gitl, was burned to death Friday
night Al the residence Of her parents,
racfAmtnto, CAL, detpile every effort
Of her father, who did his utmost 10 ex-
uhgulsh tue nAmes that developed his
daughter. Toe young girl had been
iunerlng for some TINS with severe
cold, and had been taking medicine,
bur Without any usrooptible improve
meat Hayi9g heard that n flannel
cloth saturated with terpsutins Rpd
laid across the breast would
give AlmOat instant relief, che coz.
oluled to try H., nuL Aitor dis.
iobing arranged the flannel beneath
her nighldross. Then remembering
thA9 the lamp In tho kitchen was stlli
burning sue took her bedroom candle,
auu passing into the kiChen, extin.
gulshel the light. in trying tho back
uo0r TO sec II II WAS looked she held
mo lighted candle 30 close 10 her per.
son That tue fumes OF the turponline
lgnlltd anu Ia an iutiRnt hof ioauty
clothing was a mass VI flames. In
het Intense AgOny che screamed tot
help and her father, sprlpging from his
couch, graaped \ blanket from the bed
Aud rushed to his dauRtoI's aid. lie
attempted to throw the blanket around
Tue girl, but she eluded MIN, and be
lore he could succeed IN eXtinguishiug
me Names the entifs upper portion "
lhe front OF her body, including her
neck auu lace, was burned TO a crisp.
me services Of u physician were pTO.
cured hmm utntHly lint AZ Was nuIV In.