Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-26
NEWS OF 1HE WEST
v,Itl b 4 Flying Splinter HhI'l
Cut His Throat
ROY DROWNED IN FUN


r.,,ssrv Thos. Holland,a nous
On iauis ,brovu a distances VI "
y. ~ ,nc gr,und by ihe nFsG e., G.ai,ss,y,d
ssls 1t San Jose, Cal, anu 'eo''
i'lni when may prove f'''''
,vss drowned 10 an sFiiheisi isa ,'se J
W. suoy rnnea one say lAs ~ Vs." SISi
TO- =. nS noy cop,psnlons rocked tne ol .,
in.ss W. st,yell aud the craft WEI
to sss,s 1' Tbs jakerS escapsd by
svImrnins ashore.
u..,msn Il, Osrd, o chsIn'tende' ~
the North Pacific Lum9 o cosnp"p a.
n .sI nssr Portland, Oregon, WV
titled in a peculiar mauaer Meup ,a
S,s A large splinter few tfoia io-
u .s,rh wsspeifs sawed, entering hie
~ and eeyerlng hie wlndplpe'
man named wpilsi was burned
IA dsa,h Wednesday at Fosler, 10
y, ss shoye Leoauon, 0p. His rest
ransa caught fire, AMI nc rushed IN 10
,,ys some books. ovefcoms oy hv
be,t he petished, In the presence "
hi, father and a large crowd oil neiSo'
bors.
Ron, L. Webster died neaT Bishop,
csl. an Thursd,y, from the ttfec,s OF
AZ scc,deolol punsnoi wound.A filenu
No. rhooting bull ana tho bullet is
suppcsed 10 have struck Inc nniinars
norp and glanced, striking Webster ~
iSr abdomen and passing through MS
poJy, he fingered hbOut tweniy'iour
hour.
Frars Bojunsn, a native OF Finland,
sced % yesrs, a sailor by occupation
iall into San Francisco bay on lnurs'
dav and was drowneG. be was
evidently not o swimmer, or was hurl
In biz ipll. In answer to his cries Iof
hslp Custom Inspector Nicholson ran
10 ee, a rope, opl before he returned
the unfortunate man had sunk for the
last time. j. McArdle, q hohtmnn,
arappled for the body and succseaea III
rsiiing 1t.
Clarence Snow sud his little daugh.
ter had narrow escape from iatal
Injury on Thuls az st Alameda, CRi.
BuarlBg his enid On one arm, with
lighted lamp In his right nsnu, snow
started to descend the stairs. AT the
first step he stumbled and fell down
tie entire fight 10 the nall below. Tbs
glass lsmp was broken, but fortunately
the flame exiingulshed itself. The Little
gi,i mad fallen but lew steps. Her
crlss alarmed the family. Snow was
upcoDscisup, having received a deep
gash on bis right leg, caused by
broken glass. His back was also In
jure0, sndj 1t was ut first thought shat
one OF the vertebrate was brokan. DR..
Dander, who was hastily summoned,
report, thai Shows condition 10 ina
proved. The child escaped without iu-
di.I
San Francisco Chronicle, Dsc. %:
When the remains of Kate Field were
taken from the steamer Belgic at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon there was
no one present. to do honor TO the
memory Of tho woman whose fame was
national, save Mrs. Henry L. HightOn,
her lifetime friend. The body, sealed
In metal casstt and incloaed ia
plain pine b1x, was lowered from the
main deck OF the Belglc TO the Pacific
Mail dock by the freight ohnlt; was
lifted ny score OF brswny langthore.
men and placed Oh heavy truck,
from which few moments later II
Wae again faised by them and placed
within a conyeyauce. II was | kan to
the unceftskipg pArlors Of halsled d
Co., Rs eb6 Mission sIrest, where 1t vii,
remain until Sunday next when the
funeral service will Dc held, the body
ci.mated, ana the ashes forwarded 10
Mount Auburn.
Idaho Falls, Idshc, Register: On
Eflcay night, Dec. Is, the body OF
Cullen Walker was brought 10 Town
from Conanl Valley, he having been
.naol and aillea by Alex. Christensen.
ihe circumstance, US far as We were
ao!e 10 get them were sUou, as !oIl)wl:
Whlket Christensen, Geo. White
and iniee othera stArteu nut On Tues.
Gay morning on a hunt for deer. pbev
hna sepsrsled aud Walker and VII.
MIC cams around into little thichet
OF oiusn. AS Christensen came over
. hlsie rice Ut right Rnglcs from them,
nc saw Wilhite and about fifteen stems
anehu OF hla supposed he saw a uesr
suu thinking he would get a shot be-,
ioih Wllhlte saw 1t, took sIyhl and
hred. Walker called to WiIbile IN
come quick that he was shot, ana az the
same Time started towsrI him meetipg
him' white sskec II ne had shOt MIN,
ssli Us the report Of the rlils ss.med "a
i nsst' Walker said no aud ex0irss
Ans ball mad passed thrnn,h
V Vas arm and through the
pouy a lite below thu
u ,vsl, lfquest was held by Justloe
white anu verdict that i! was arci.
aeltsl on The part OF Chrls,japssn va
.enuersd. Walker came 10 lhe vailnr
msM inaiaA Territory last June, his
va sa.,s, W. A, Bush having been looat.
IA, NJ. ~ wsa his Intention to send
~; H. a,s family IN the spring. HIS lam.
~ 'SHsls's Of awlie snd four cbildrel,.
,uo o. his anu tso hoss " . tgrm"r
iEs s,ge. MT. Chilsliaussa in frao,
~, ~ ,t, Utah, and went pv th c
Rs 'I ,e wip1eI hunting and tiapping.
aa e lees oRdly broken az oypr i ~
.oeuttsnee. Walkers ia, -
,"u's mere ana telegram son, IN ~ ~
,suan y out 1t was thought he's. i n'a
ss.e be burlsi here, tbe ' 'nra ane
E ssas helu on Saturday from J Jo,',,
Ansn'y,s undertaking rooms' "o'iu
n, w w,, Wednesday, Mis. Vim. CIsvs,,,.
~ s. willow creek, Idsbo. was S' ,n...,'
rom q wagon oy a whssi 1' NOV
was broken. ' 'OSu' her arm