Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-23
FEVs OF The WEST
Ip,.Ys.r.Old Chlld's BurnllS Vl0'n'
/ ins Causes DEATH
b,cEnr BY BLIND STUDENTS
|lltd by rnin-s'a'Va', !. w !"
.Ide-Jsalous Husbands De-
,lre to shoot

tlre 10 slVo"
.n named Anthony Barry, saiu
have been from Sacramento, wa No
lid BY train at Yuma ana"
ndAy.
mia ,l.yesr.old son Of Q. Myers
" scrIasntaIly Get fire to his clo.n'
Sunday afternoon at hos Ans s',rn,
n. died Monday from tue p''N'
hitch he received
m. A,Isons territorial peniten,iary
rts,ns more inmates at present ,hsn
A. before in the history o. me 'nss, =
ian. Its walls connne 2gs men WIZ w.
w. been convicted OF violating 'ne
vs OF our land.
"A stage line from BAKER Sny y
ned. The stage leaves Baker Ci.y
Corpucopia via Sanger ana Meui,
Springs Monday, Wednesday anu
ridsy, returning Tuesday, Thursday
Id Saturday.
John Kreig, a respected citizen and
|omIuept business man OF Santa BsI-
rs. Cal, committed suicide by ehoot'
3 himself Monday morning. Bnsi'
- reyerses led him to take bis llfe'
I Lave. ! widow and two children.
i. G, Rogers Of Umatilla, Oregon,
4 made arrangements TO imporl
,re Quantities OF corn from Nebraska
lth which to fstten hogs. OF whicb
has q large number. He expects
this means 10 turn out superior
nlity Of pork.
IAN unknown man, suppotou 10 90
Inns. was found dead OH the railroad
ack at Mammoth tank, on The desert,
hlilornia, on Monday. He had been
ID ia two by a passing train, probably
bring the night. The coroner did
d hold an inquest, but sent word to
Iry the man where he was found.
Thomas Conrad, who resides on q
nch on Pine creek, Oregon, sus.
b,ed a broken arm the other day in
novel way. He was driving the
mily COW and coming 10 the crtek
concluded 10 ride across the stream
the cows back. The COW "buckei"
u Conrad fell of, with tho painful
built.
y. o. Brsashers, Of Deming, New
xico, who was aboard a stock train
charge Of stock en- route east, We'd
Bday, iell from the train near Chap.
10 and received o blow which
bsed conclusion Of the brain. He
. taken 10 the hospital at Lac We.
The Injured man cannot possibly
over. 1t is supposed that he stariel
walk back 10 the cAboose from the
ht Of the train and by an uDexpect-
motion OF the train lost his balance
fell to the ground.
DO sightless students OF the Gale
20 slate Institution for the deaf,
% and blind gave their annual
~, concert Sunday afternoon In
assembly hsll OF the institute, at
Kelley, Cal. Not siseat was to ,be
In the concert room for some
9 before the opening chorus, and
ny were reluctantly compelled 10
b away from the entrances, blocked
eatly comere. The program was
unusual excellence, rather more
Dltious than those offered 10 pre-.
Jus years, showing that the students
70 progressed unsteady within the
Y. All OF The forty and odd blind
us OF the Institution took part in
'srlalning their visitors, and "a u
Wy Inc pleasant afternoon was thor.
ghly enjoyed.
Dependent over his failure IN nh.
7 employment, Simon Brauer, a
imam, ~ years OF age, attempted to
nmit suicide early Mondsy morn.
W hanging himself from q timber
enuihg over a tank.well at an old
e'voir on Reservoir bill, San Fran.
". de tisd one end Of small rope
I'VE Inc timber, the other about bis
~, anu then syung himself of the
toing Of the we'll. The rome broke.
= ne iell distance OF fifteen ieet 10
bolton OF ths well, badly spraip.
hls ankle. Having failed in his
empt 10 end his life, and becoming
nsened by the intense darkpes,
prevailed In the well, Bauer be.
2 70 shou. Justify for belp HI.
~ were futile until sbout I o,el,ck
en MA. Margaret Altman, who
Us some distance from the re,.tyoIr
a.u me shouts Tor help and notified
" men who went 10 his rescue
sAled that bic reasons for atiemn,.
% commit suicide were that he
! ossn Jour months without WORK.
N W. pace TO sleep, and had be.n
'n'u1 food for several days. ''A
Almost every day whom ,ba ortor
~ uaih passes over the eovsrsd
,uxs On On the Carquinez road, Cal
6 ~. o. ANAL boys climb into tba
y s.s uvslhsad and minglo their cries
screams with the roar and ,igz,o . =,
engine ~ II dashes across The no W
slng waters Of Santa Rosa cr sS
y ~; ;ss Santa Rosa, Cal, Press. ~ At
.ne usin hands were star,Iod -,
.sss have almost failed ia na,,r0 Ou y,
e!nsr afternoon the usual T rs n,
msace was repeated, much n In
my, nay Of 2 lady passenger. " w iu'
/. i, hssa at the cries, looked back %" a.
N Os, 60 % zee what was the I ma Uter
~ W. Tss rewarded by seeing ,bs t,su,,
icy lying directly scross ths n t,so,,
y .'s ,sai nstiiying Conductor GsSa CO.
y w.. Main wo: stopped as soon a, n may
y anu carefully backed for n ",i pUsa''
: mile, each shuctea ~, q,Ss'ei
. r.wihs batsd breath, Wbsn nm W.,
sln had nearly reachsa The " men. IN,
smh Up \, !, Jumped, and appIyinu ,a i,
s, Imo 70 Its nose in a ve,y vt i.nl; ~
sss ,su icamgered into the bru sn INA
'us creek bank at this point sa 'uA
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