Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-18
NEWS OF THE HEST.
AUrAn Ann NonrmRs DECISION.
Shot al Como " Bastbill-ioco
motives Utiug Oil--NruWuiug-
Oregon Fruit Crop short

Every locomotive in tho rcryIc o.
thu b uthutu Calii.fnll 90 lHny ls now
u.iug 90 Tor fuel.
". W. C1pnllnl, "a VOL known
| pIutot who has tu"u uu 'hr Pac Nl
] rIaui lT the past twuu.y year, ug
dhappcaruI from Seattle, Wu.h.
a young man named Jomos 70 G.,
/ was suot aud kiliei vt BlHkp'ey's, Ou'
gUu, on Monday, by } mss Dixon, D.
/ years OLD, IA u quarrel over n uhi
game.
There win not bo much early iauil
| IN f0IthrTn OWgou, tayh tuU jackson,
! yiIlu Times, nuu tue Vr0Hptcus IRA
| large crop % late NUT are nut uuClur'
sging. CJusiIerabiu is dropping from
| the itlc1.
Ab1u, twelve yoars aye one % The
| fastest iuuurfs in orr on was ID ED
] ID m0CfaL Recently uu wa uul..
tci TO tue insane asylum ai Salem, 81
90 arpuiuu iiuul.
st. John, kausas, Nowg Lid {
| BUwTiug, o. tho L4urf.u -Yu d
] Church, VINO has boon away Yun ta,
1 tended tfip through tie s.u.H AMI 0Bf
| returned ono day ltst WrrE, We u.,
lIad 10 have him Win M aglia.
J. w.. Benson, au emil fnui, wa.
! drowned in Green River SATURDAY a'
] LiIdIry's 'uffy, seventy miles uuIth of
/ Green River, Wyoming. Benson wHl
| one OF fUvUtl iHmilivs from Missouri
HFa "a. .HNa %. .#
| swimming hgHu- aCf Ha the swollen
TyUf. Tue animals swan 90 m tlnud
In miuslTCnm nnd Benson attempted
10 swim 10 them anu uTve them Oh.
| lie was carried uONn stream Iy thu
bwiit Ourtont anJ drowned In tlr
| presence Ui his vie aud seven Bmn ]
CHILDREN. A collection was tsIeu az
| tot the woman, uud Win her lAthuf.
Ices cniiurcn che IL returning 10 Mls.
sour.
In coniotmanco with n decision
reached NJ the recent needing % the
Itansmissouti Freight usf0uiHu % ~
Denver, the Southern Pacific railway
has issuvd anew tariff fh,rttluWlng
the iutsTm0u tain fOitN 10 which tie
taliilfuI. shipper mby forward ht the
sumu rate 40 Missouri river cUufiruuFf.
Tncsr tolnr are Gflud junction, Col,
aud Thistle Junction, Utah. The
schedule iuCluuus UlHsf rate either
Why, Ranging iFgm Sl7.l pvt 100
o. uuds on ne, class guuds 90 3Ll cruft
on class l. msilpE H. H4aIu1u Co.
tair, commodity rate paflbHuuu hat
b.un provided on agricultural imUr,.
mrutr, rt5c1fits, tttucluul IRON, g'as..
lquufs piping, tubing, pnChiug.hDgHr
pfUIuCts, paint, paper, syrup nu. mHry
uuiu.Cs OF h0uschnld iuIn tuTu. Iut
commodity rate wUs,b1uul b. c1uiiu,l
90 wool.
The body Of Miss Edith O'Hata vac
,ouhd In tnt qulckfhhd Muudpy, d al
Two miles htIUw the ofopIug where
the young woman loot her M, near
h0ilittyL Cal Buzzltd- anu upss
hAI eaten tho fDmatrH uutl th.y were
barely rtcogu 1ltlt, W D'Hafa We
bVhuii'ui Sln J.an roo, - yuata a o.,
WHO hal iakuu up qVss..s utr'uu VI
lhud IN San Beu..u rHulty. Iht Law
required that tbr uuuulI yisit the land
sO Uiton 10 order O. mHIutAin fr.l.
deuuc Thereon. Ga tuu Htriu on ui
May 2ith Hhu whb mot ut HOLSTER b.
Walter Page, young mnu Vhjittit.
ter Mis- O'HuTn was ~ Visit en- FUute
10 hur claim near tie Page farm. 10
order 10 reach tue Page place % wac
Necessary ~ cross san hruitu creek ut
Mulberry crossing. Upon ruttnugt nu
creek the water was not high, iut
when the team reached the mlIulu 90
Of the slIUam an immense fTCshvt SUD.
Gonly came rushing down the canyon,
Ovtrw helming the wagon Aud throw.
Ing Misc O'hara and young Page Into
the raging torrent. Tho young man
succeeded Ia gfaspiug his companion,
aud l0geihor they were carried 10 d
uatbod wire fence, which Page suu.
cetded In getting hold VI. lie might
nave saved Mus O'Hara had not tht
wagon aud hoTsuo utilt0d upon her anu
tore her from his grasp.
Tho liability oia railroad company
TOT the death VI trhiumGn buchuts Oi
mistake OF telegraph Operators who
iaii 10 ifansmit important messages
through negligence, was discussed az
great length In two opinions handed
down by tho United 5tateB Court of
Appeals In San Francisco Monday.
The case In point was tho Oregon
Short Line aud Utah Northern VI
Frost, judges Gilbert aud Ross
handed DOWN u majority opinion
reversing tho lower court Ia awarding
Mo, Hattie Frost damages for the
death OF her husband, james Frost,
who was an engineer IA tue employ VI
tue Short Line, ana who was killed In
a collision between Ogden anu Butte
through the negligence Of the operator
al DlllOn failing % notify him that
there was wild train ahead, Judge
GILBERT rendering the majority
OpinlOn, held that tho main quusliOn
Involved was whether the telegraph
operator was fellow servant Of the
company With the engineer ana con.
uuc,Or Of the train, IL was argued that
lie was, aud Tat ITO responsibility OF
no company waG AZ IA Und when its
dispatcher notified tie operator at Dll.
lon thnta Wiz tfain was on the tack,
anu that Fr0s,'s train should sidolTauk
there uutll II hal passed. In support
NJ this opinion, the decisions Of many
courts were quoted, Judge HaWlry
rendered dilteuiiug Opiuiun,in which |
he held 10 the views which Justice |
Field hOldt. lie said that "lhe quts.
non turns rather on the character II |
The act than tho relation OF Cmp0yes
10 each 9lher 10 tho oct was ono lOuU |
IN the IionAfge OF some positive duty |
90 The master 10 tln servant, then
negligence IN the net be- mo negligence |
OF lAa mastef." JuuEu Hawny held |
thnt "lhe general role that thOeo who |
entered into The service pl n common
mgttuf become thereby Cnguguu Ia
common service uuI arc IplIOW-