Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-31
NEWS OF The WEST
,,.nl Donation for a Railroad 10
Southern Utah.
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rov-Au Old Love Renewed
NJ rescued boy from prOwn'Dg'
Various Notes.
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u,ighlng ifaclOn 49, -
500 7Tbe agrttgae weight OF 'he
III, me exceeded 400 pounds
cav ,,',.n.lI McDefmott, accompanied
Ma,st.bal from Arizona, pasieI
BY zoe n,nngh Laramie, Wyop on
vM morning on their way 10
MOlsN where they expected TO arrest
hsI"f mo. who IL charged win Nv
J'nu nllypnmy IN Arizona. Inc
ioe lu under the Edmunds act. II
els,t ,'., be will he given a hearing ne
his' limited States C1nlmissionrr
r.n,oI II. Rush, a young iermer
- lev miles from Roy, WEsh'
W. vas klckeI by vicious cow
p.gs morning aud almost in,tintly
e 1n After milking the COW he bent
AUl.y, unisstrn her foot from n stake
" .nirb II hal been tied. a little
,,lstiyeH found him lying uncon.
a'ns In the hoy loft, whittier lie had
...i.I N. died shortly anerHarJ'
Examination revealed cut one
81 nr,.baf inches long on the rlghi
~ M bip head. Deceased was -
~. aid. and only week ago was
',,,lsI TO Miss Hattie Wilson Of Roy.
cedar CITY, iron county, Record d.
r,r1Imofe VI Beaver will donate
Al INTO aid in tue construction OF a
,,r,,sJ through that city and on
s'ntb The doctor 10 a public-spiflted
ritlfen.... Grain hatyosting VIII begin
bv the end OF the week, anu every.
ming now Indicates an abundant yiesd
Rob. Mullinet began sinking nn
"Isslan well lat week for Al. THOR.
lev near Eight Mile sprng. Ho struck
mail d w at IS feet, and then
moved bis msCuine short distance
And will siuk to greater doplh...,..
C,leb Halghl complains that the fab.
I'M, arc destroying his crops. Al ono
inns tbls spring no thought he would
harvest llO bushels ot wheat this fall,
lui these pfets have damaged the
st6Wlpy grain w seriously that now he
riuLs he will be In luck n he gets
INV bushels. Cgluu Is an industrious,
blfi.workiug man and VIZ IRE sorry TO
hsat Of biz losses.
An accident % Cured Sunday even.
ins on tue Nlmshew grade, near
Chico, Cal, In which II seems almuat
Miraculous that y. Il. BaTuaTd,a livery.
man, his eight.yeaf.old son snd an
Advertising SCENT iot Wallace's circus,
escaped alive. They were driving down
The gfHdv aud ~ thoy turned a curve
the uOise- began backing and mo.
ment anerward plunged of the grade.
For fifty feet bcIUw the siue Of tho hill
was almost ptfpendiCular, anu from
that Ioint II was about hgif a milo TO
the bottom Of the canyon. 1hv buggy
tutuel over and over, and MIR. Barnard
/. unable 10 understand how they all
escaped being crushed. Ho lodged
about twenty feet below the road, and
A. soon A. he Trgain.d his erns.s
shouted, "Where IL my boy2" The
little fellow gnsweTsd from point
Unity feet below his father. His face
and head were badly cut and his body
covered with blood. Barnard was
tiaI,el AMI scratched, as was the
Snowman.
While attempting TO rescue a boy
mined Vivian, who iell into the bay
al san francisco Sunday, Patrick Gil
mote, q stoveuoTr, narrowly escaped
tting drowned himself. Gilmore was
watching Vivian aud several other
toys who were playing on the wharf,
when VIVIAN fell into the bay, He
Immediately d,vsttsd himself OF his
coat and yost aud started ~ rescue .Er
Giowning youth. Amer reaching the
unfortunate boy, Gilmore seized him
~ the arm anu attempted to swim 10 n
TOW boat which vas dashed to the
wblu. While struggling to reach the
wharf, young Vivian grabbed Gilmore
around the wAist and Tor a time II looked
lsihough both would 10 drowned. Sew.
tnl byslanders, tenliziug the situation,
Ilfew fOpB 20 Gilmore and after con.
tlieuble difficulty he managed to
hAen It around the body Of h0 rapidly
hnklug ytu,h, The latter chung ten.
telOusly u his TetoueT's bOiy, aud pr,-
vented him from reaching tue whafi.
Alter eNhausiing hinaelf In iruitlesi
sGltAvor to shake oil young Vivian
Il'uly shouted for assistance. a boat
was then launched, and after cOnaidsr-
Atie difficulty Vivian aud Gilmore
were safely landed. the boy was i'm.
msdlHIely taken 10 his home, while
ullmoTe was sent TO the Receiving
hospital ii was In An unconscious
condition when the latter Institution
was reached, but soon recovered.
., Edanah ). Durker, aged u, aud
Harriet Bailey LeveIett, aged 80, were
married. on Saturday night VI OAKLAND.
hshlhu The wedding Is pretty 10.
nance that runs back haii century,
zen these two were children In bleak
NlVS scoiia,and residing on adjoining
I9luls' In those days ElkauAh and
ustllel attended the same country
Nuo.l aud gathered nuts in foil and
V'hltl Ia winter on the same bob.
.elge' Ashley grew older their hiiec.
Hol' Hltued into love, and they
i"bh.el their tr0th, Tho boy learned
wue carpenter, aud when he reached
mans estate he left his old homo to
WA hls fortune IN the Slater, where
mouey was plenty, with the Intention
~ .enulng for MS sweetheart when
,,,Ouht favored him. He dTited Into
euhsylVania, anu, while no pTOspersu
lla financial way, he lost sight Of his
10y IoNe lhfuugn q miscarriage Of his
NNeFs, ana fiuaily he married a Penn.
faulA girl, BY her he had nj
oanu'en' all but two Of them being
,oSh hnd married, They are scat.
NV now about the country. TIE two
Unmarried ones are Lizzls, aged ~,
oHl samuel aged 22. Mr.. Durkee
sn me 70 California eight years ago
,, Wn MS wife. His early sweetheart,
-pg 10 hear from her boy lover, also
issuI mate, und was married In tho
,Snoht' They hal no children. She
Ie 70 California In early days with
,0,nui uutoaud, anu finally the two
,rsnI iss became acquainted, and old
s,', "s'nlps we're renewed. MrP. Lev.
iNws LuA1and died several years ago
ot1Alatu aud year ago Mrs. Dur
to1,,ut,.u' he lovers OF youth drlfted