Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12
NEWS OF THE WEST.
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SICK Nan.
.,,rrs INSANE BY hunger
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'', By DDrs,'p'r-O'h'r Items
" Of Interest.

so,,,,r,, Home at Boise
The ldnhu ,s,ing twsn'y'nve sgso
10 now .a,sran., aud several nio'o
500 applied for Adm''s'On' ,.
h'"a - n San Francisco rena o ss
L. klsn ,yn,s and Tell on NC npn,,sv
lsetof, "t Mary place on 90 tbe
moni 10 81, was taken in,o ~
siiefpoon, ctsd there NJ lO;So o'olu ~,
house apu hit Death was osus'u "
,s.siare Of the skull .,
.,os man named Page 10, 'p rum
A y9u,Tsr Monday by pe,"s ai
ouby man riding p.vy Gal
inlo W s,sed at Ban h'A Loci. I'd
reckless n cripple, was hnvoas.
Psge, VIII VII. fell on his head anu W.
cow. anconscious. HIS heau WI"
snss ''n ans leg severely injured
'u''D1 -. of Mountain College,
II. ~ nile. above ofoylIie, 0 ~. Two
lssuu an Monday evening y"
iopeeua W. men. They entered n,s a, nV s,rn
ms'he1 wnssick, and TOOK ron In
where ~ ~ entering the room Mhe,o
sbl.-V' w ,nsy commanded MIN W
Green W 70 and keep them snu' "
49, .s A, they were theie'
n,,,,ny the terrific thunder,,.oimn Non on
pu,, 0as is,t Thursday, says ,no eAiA
bls CIV w,omiug, Tyre. Wll,am IN, ~.
ieea, - stuos BY lightning snu ~
blvlns s'lI,d. Young Bivins anu nIs
iIayu' "a. Bivins, were memoeis ?,
uneie, ,ant parly which pssseu
40 sln n saratopa two weeks ago lhey
tbioug" cute 10 their old home ..
Nsp ~ ~ Texas, but stopped ~
nAle,' n,other.' ranch, having %.
Hunter nIoy,nent there during tue
hsying seA'Vn' 49,,
..,o,ipg affair occurred ut Peoa-
n1.no' sunday evsnin 2, tue r.
wy, ~ bsing "Missoun BIZ,
HVlp-. and another man OF the
gAluV ,..si,n named Doimul, com
mme 80, a. UDeil." There was
n.n' ,,Suple between the men ABOUT
.om. in which they were engaged
a, ..,m,, attacked his opponent
Dsni |" nan Missouri BIZ pulled gnh
a. One snot passed thiuush
m ,y rsrk aud another through M,
baad. His wounds are nov Son''u'''1
dangttout'
My. Elizabeth Boem, Of h3es
s.,,ns. wyoming, has been ueelueu
ophv iufy aud sent 10 tbs Stale
.,nn q, Evanston. Some tlme since
~, snsband Left her osteusibly 10 20
!" ~, ~ Al Amy, bat nothing has been
h,std from him aud the poor Won
hss teen thrown upon heI oWn &c.
sources 10 gain liying LOT heiselI ahu
ehi,dfen, The struggle was q marc ohe
and ,he made o brave II shl, CUT ~ ll,t
b.f reason was delhToneu' Tue iahlllJ
nss bssn iu n starving condition ioi
emo tin,o and the woman. insanity J.
believed 10 be due To lack OF proper
nOufisbmeDi.
lanes Bryant, a negro, was shot anu
instantly killed Monusy AFTERNOON 10
Ch,fiss Knapps saloos at ban Jose,
CaL, by Fred Vented, the bnrkeoItf'
bryant 70, . glass OF beer. Inld hNu
osbl. fsf II, drank the liquid snu
wslk,d svay, but soon returned aul
demanded his change, saying he hAd
given wentEsl 20 cents. An altefea'
iion ensued and the bartender put
B,yabt col Of the place. He re.sutefed
tbe,aloon aud drew y stol. Wentzsl
ran behind the bar, where no grabbed
A pl,lol and fred at Bryant, who
dtspped 10 the floor and expired al
mo.tInstAntly. The ball entered tho
fight cheek; struck the bone anu
glsnced upward, entering tho brain.
The deceased was a native OF Mary.
and. aged 90 years. Wontzel gave
himself up aud 10 now In lail.
What tho doctors say is yellow fever
1, endemic In many Central Amer.
can coast towns. The passengers on
The steamer City OF Sydney, which ar
rived a. San Francisco Monday, tell
Of the fsyagts OF the disease. u. w.
Phelps. formerly connected with the
Southern Pacific and who has been
iof about n year general manager Of
The railroad from San Felipe TO the
coast In Guatemala, was comp. He'd to
leave on account Of his health alter
half his office force had been carried
asay by the fever. The fever kills
usually on the second day. George
Richardson, = storage passenger on
the sydney, died Of fever on the pas
sage. The surgeon says Il was melarisl
fever. He WAS sick when no came
tboDtd aud was III several days after
that. Richardson hailed from San
francisco and went to Central Amer.
lea As an electrician. His body was
buried al sea.
A skeleton. evidently that OF n man,
was iouud Sunday on the ocean
beach, about nine miles south Of Eel
river, Cal, where II had basn wasbe d
ashore. With the exception OF the
shoes ana stockings not u vestige Of
clothing remained, while the bones
had been denuded Of every particle OF
neah, The peculiarly OF tho IND was
tue fact that n common leather belt
was still buokleu about the waist Of the
,kele,oD, where II had evidently been
worn In life TO support the trousers.
The shoes, worn over pair OF red
WOODEN socks, were heavy, twt-buckled
bIogAns, aud these, with the presence
Of the belt, leads TO the supposition
that the remaius are those OF sailer.
These articles ore the only possible
meaus OF Identification. From the
slight olews afforded, the remains aro
row supposed by relatives here TO be
those OF Andrew Anderson, a nsheT.
man Of Eureka, who was drowned by
lne oapsizing Of his boat while crossing
humbolt bar, August 9th.
There was another murder on Horse
Creek, Wyoming, Tuesday morning,
being the second killing from amhu sn
That has occurred there Within n
month. Fred u. Powell was tho victim.
Mis- Richardson, who carries the mail
from summit posto,llos To Laramie,
had gone To The Fay ranch. near by,
and while she was there Fred Powell's
hlfed man came and informed her Of