Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-25

ed. Before tho hoy know what hr WIS
Hu co., Boinrqurz haI thrown ihr i.ur7
into hIa hanis, scrambled tom Tue
wagon and hcafoi IN allow run 'of
thu edge 10 the rlln. The boy called TO
him, a1king what ho was going 10 10.
Toe old man mumhlud como inaf'lcu'
late wOtus, whether telling him he wns
ruius 10 Hill himarli ~ bidding BIN
gnnI.by, Augusta could not aay, n.l
THEN ditnprtntoi with a lamp over The
hirh pfecipic. Tue boy, hofhntd,
rushed 10 the edge lusi o. time 20 sto
tHc lrulc68 form Of his gflndinlhrr
whlfl through tho nir TO- strike ninety
feet below on tue rocks, whore ~ was
crushed into nu almott uhapelCsl mats.
Nows ftom Los Atgsloa, Cal, say;
There ~ story guiLg the &C. uuu 90
tho effect thut there viii soon bu
change iu the MANAGEMENT oi thr
Terminal Railroad. II IL said that
Gnuefal Manager NiuCup Will retire
ON tho lHi Of next month, anu either
4. ID. HyntF, a. one time Eeucfnl
irllght ant passenger AGENT u tue
Southern California, or +. X. Rul.,
auditor OF the Terminal, Will succeed
him. One Of the siii1lni3 Of tive Tor-
miusl va suou Saturday. lie saii
thorc would be- changes iu the man.
agement on tue LIT Of September, but
tho alats had not set been prepared
! When nHkrd u there was any prospect
OF the road being extended 10 this event
/ OF change la mnnH cement tho cilcrr
sail. "Ihht cannot say. There might
be, and there might not be. IL changes
/ now contemplated are made We may
expect something quite new IN railroad
| cifclos.o Ia this connection II IL
worthy OF note that there has been a
numuut Ut rich capitalists from Utah
| visiting this section lately. EX- Bishop
| Taylor IL even now IN THIS city anu
has announced that he can loat bonds
Tor the new rosa from hero 10 Salt
Lake ~ properly assisted by LUa Ange-
| lice. Mt. Cannon. another very prom
| Uncut Utah capitalist, was In the city
/ quite recently, And had no not been
| ptuvexted by sudden sickness would
| have driven home over The Route Of
| tho proyoscd road. The vltitt, iakun
IN cluneciiun with the announcement
OF tho prospective changes on the ter
minal, all seem 10 point 10 importan,
! railroad developments Ia this section
rhlTily. IL has been fum0Igd that The
Snn JuaquIu valley road was 20 be
! built n1u,l 20 connect with some East.
efn rnnI, and % Ia suspected that tho
| new Utah hue may bn that connection,
A. any rate, ihofo arG great and imp0r-
tsnt changes in the carpet, anu ~ car
riud out Los Angeles may have stiil
another lraneooutinenial railroad
Henry sunga,ackcn arrived at
Marshfinld, Oregon, Saturday from
| n.n.NU..H lalu.lfss tho a.N AuNnIllmUUrH
Of q ffightful accident which happened
on smith river Thursday morning
whereby three lives were lost. The
gasoiino launch Meteor, with Captain
Wylle, left tho wharf Ut Gardiner
"Wednesday evening with the follow
ing passengers! Charles Meade OF
Smith River, II. ". Pickering u Port.
land, IL. 6ungslaoken Of Matshhold
and Ma. Wylln aud iniaut. On tbs
way up 'ha river the bow struck sew
eral snagf, aud when just below Mat.
sons place It was Uncovered that she
was leaking badly, pnd In p few miu'
utua the water covered the Moor IA the
cabin. The boat was then headed for
tho hlatson sido OF the river nud,wiih
the assistance At n small hont, the
launch was towod nBhor1 In order 10
make reuaifA ard bail her out, ~ the
water wAs too high for tho pumps 70
work. Tho repairs were made, aud
tie steamer proceeded up the river
for her destination, Sulphur Spnngs,
Pickering, Meade and Sengstacken
haylug lott her. About six miles from
Sheto,lis u arpeats that tho captain
discovered that his gasoline tank was
running dry and ho put tho boy deck.
hand, young Graham, % the wheel
while no attempted to on the tank
irom small supply tank, holding a
lantern ia Que hand, While doing
this tho boat caught Are nni the deck
hand spmug overheard and swan
ashore. Tue captain was seen taking
mis- wife aud child 10 tue stern OF lhc
b5nt aud IL supposed 10 have jumped
overheard As no could not swim no
was drowned, together with his vile
and chilli. an the bodies we're TO-
caverod NJ daylight rhupday morn
ing. Tho captain was iounl IN the
middle Of the rlver about my feet
ifom where the b1at hung on rock,
burned below her water mark and
turned bottom az. Mrs. Wylie was
iount about 100 YnriH below aud the
: infant was found n0Ating on top NJ the
water 90 front ofsol Perkins lending,
probahly 200 yards below the scene oi
Inc accident. Tao boy was tho only
person say,d'