Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-17
NEWS OF TIE WEST.
Young Nan Horribly Scaldtd BY Burn.
Ing Lime.
a MOTHERS CRUELTY 10 nER son.
KILLED by a fall-MJsicriru Poisonin :
After Indian Caiile Thieves
burned To Death.

Omaha Siochman, Sept. 10. J. d..
Wallace OF Pafkhsm, Utah, marketed
car ~ cattle. II. Mitchell Of park.
ham, Titan, mn extensive sheep owner,
brought Ia eleven douDle.deck cars Of
sheep.
William Ffomm, holpef at the
Jackson brewery, San Ffnuclsn1, diet
Monjay from injuries received on
September liih. While oursged In
loading WREon, Ffomm fell 10 the
sidewalk, striking hts head anu frso.
tuflng his skull.
Lester Callahpn was found dying In
his bed on Sunday morEing Ht his
ialhet's ranch, ucnf LOOMS, Cal, with
bottle 81 laudanum beside his bed,
aud 10 supposed to have committed
suicide. He never recovered con.
sciousnsss and died during tho day.
About thirty Pins county, Arizona,
catllomon met In the district court
room In Tucson last Wednesday ami
ptTcctei n permanent equalization FOX
protection against tho Pauagos, whose
inrOacH upon their herds, carried on
.'A = LUX UNIV IhNN NJ inv NMN.NW
the point Of endurance. The cattle.
mon will patrol the range and arrest
thievos.
Mary McNamara, n comely woman
Of - years, was found dead a.
bed Monday morning, ia San Franco.
90, having takun catbolic acid. n
better reason eau be assigned for hui
suicide than that her mind was de.
ranged. some time ago she was sent
here from tho country for treatment IN
private asylum, from which she was
recently difchaTgsd Ne 9ured. She
gave no Indication OF the return OF Tia q
maindy nor OF her Intention Of taking
p0i,on.
The factory Of the Capital Furniiure
company, oue Of the large manuiactut.
Tug concerns NJ Sacramento, Cal, va
turned TO the ground at nm enriy hour
MONDAY morning. Tue loas Ia estimate
At 1925, 900, slightly insured. In the
upper part OF The building WIS an oil
nightwatchmaD, named Chfilliau
Heiutzman, u being his duty 90 i1,k
out for nfo during the night. Hoiuiz
mann won't down with the tuildipg,
and late In tue afternoon bic chaIte
femaius were dug cut VI tho debris.
Private Chaitem Rocheito Of Troop
X, Fourth Unite1 states cavalry, vas
thrown ffom n horse M WawOuh, Gal
Monday, AMI fatally iniutei. He die
next morning alter suffering intense
ain through the night. Three ui Ma
fiUh were broken aud he received
scalp wounJ. He was on his way 10
the camp from Mawona with nnnlb I
colder when they began racing. HIS
horse, which WAS not n lroop horse hui
Que that was blind In one eye, loft IN,
road aud ran into pile OF rock1, fall
ing anu throwing Rocho.te, VINO land
ed on his head.
Eugene Mathews, a young man ON
ployed at the AlvaTado, Cal, sugal
mill as limo pan tender, wst hOfribly
tcalde1 by boiling lime Monday aitrf
noon. Ono VI tho hugo pans he WI
tending boiled over, aud while aI
tempting 10 check 1t HE foo slipped on
tn wet floor anu Mathews icn, tnt
lime running over his body before d q
could recover himself. Ho was h0r,
ribiy bufne. ON one side 10 m I'D.
sho ulder 10 his feet. Medical aid wa
Immediately summoned, but there az,
rtave fears that he viii not recover
lilo IA about - years 0i age aud q Tesi'
uVnt Of Alyafslo.
Mrs. Ell Hazel dloI at the Reoeiv
Ing hospital, San Franclsco, MONDAY
afternoon, brought there uuConfciQui
/ it0m the effect OF come pJisOu, bu.
/ what that poison was has not beer
fully determined aud will not b. unit
the contents Of the stomach have beer
Annlyzb The circumstances Of hrl
death are somewhat obscure, not 1.
say mysterious. Al firat II was tup
posed shs had committed suicide, tu
facts have come 10 light which are mol
wholly consistent with that tupposi
ton, and II Ia now believed to DO :
10 OF murder. Her husband 10 un
nblu TO give any Information NJ 10 how
tbs woman was poisoned.
The ranges Of Coohise county
Arizona, are now ia better condili i
than they have been for year, says In,
Bitbee Orb. The cattle are now Tlilinl
lat and Ia some places are wnlkinK N
grass two feet high. There 10 abund
ant feed and enough to carry tins
cattle through the winter In good
shape. The ranges are not no over
stocked as they have been In year
pact and the cattle owners will 10 GA
oetdingly lubilant when the fall rounl
up begins. Tho oowboys will have III
horses 10 ride anu it viii not take tn,
usual amount OF grain 10 get them N
condition ~ II has been the usual Gus
tom. Coohlse county 10 exceedingly
thankful for im abundance OF rainial
this year.
A dispatch from Pierre, South
Dakota, says; From all over this sec
ton OF the range country the report
show that TAR larger amount Of hay
than usual has been put up and what
ever tho winter may DO there 10 bu
little danger OF shortage OF iced 10
stock. Hey making here would be
novelty tU those who live In u ttctli
ot the country where tbs only hay Il
be secured 10 from the cultivated fel,
grasses. Here n man attaches raj,
TO his mower aud takes his hay rs III
mows It, dropping 1t IN winToWs
which are gathered up with loadu
when the hay ID taken from the FIELD
or gathered up with u "buoketO Whui
the stacking Ia done where the hay I
cut. There IL Lees labor and Cxpens
than la securing tame hey, whlcneve
method Il used. In good years whei
grass Ia plenty on the pTaifies hay
put In tue stack ia tho field M low n
$3.50 per too anu stacked within a roa
sonable distance al from 81 ~ $3.50 pc
ton.
A shocking case Of cruelty and deg