Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-04
NEWS OF THE WEST.
a California Woman Badly GOFsd Ey
a Bail.
NAN cur IN TWO BY A TRAIN
Crash 4 b. a D. ad a logs-kiiled by
an Oycr urned Wrg1u-tatal
Quarrel Between Nincrs.
NAN cur IN TWO BY A TRAIN

w ltiihIii lIlii
Tuesday morning by sho tug hitntelf
through the head al Portland, Oregon,
Business troubles are assjsn ned as the
motive.
Everett GiIhausen, q boy Is years
Oh, was run over by a gravel iIain at
Workman Station, CAL, on Tuesday,
and horribly maugled. He died four
hours after the Rccitont.
David G. Powell, an extensive stock
holder and rauchet on Las Tiblas, CAL,
committed suicide Tuesday afternoon.
he locked himself In his bsirut m anu
eBded his life with pistol. He leaves
n widow anu two children.
Rcck Springs, Wyoming, has
adopted cuffew ordinance. All
children under 10 years OF nge are TO be
prohibited from being on the streets
after O'clock p. m. in winter aud y
O'clock In summer unless accompanied
by parent or guardian.
Theodore Cleves, n well known far
mer living near Chehalis, WASH, blew
of the top Of hia head Tuesday morn
Ing with shoIgup. He was unmaF.
tieJ, 40 years OF age. He lau been
dependent Tor several days.
Mason Porter, who was a gardener
at Mstshfield, Tor Daniel Webster for
the last dozen years before the great
Constitutional stateaman's death, died
at the home OF his grsnddaught near
FL Monte, Cal, Tuesday afternoon.
He has lived IN California several
years. He was rs years old.
g. Martin, u wooa chopper in Lane
& O'kelley's camp on The Everett and
Monte Cristo railroad, Washing on,
was killed Tuesday. A Dig load OF logs
was on sled and the chain broke.
The largest log rolled over Martin
crushing him instantly. He was
about 80 years OLD anu unmarried.
Omaha Htockman, Dec. 2: Wallace
Carpenter, a prominent patron OF this
market, had twenty-five cars OF cattle
here from Logan, Utap....- keogh
Bros, prominent patrons oil ms mar.
ket, had q train Of fifteen cars OF cattle
here from Ogden, Utah...... Thos. s..
Smart was here from FrankiiD, Idaho,
with Two uouble.ueck care OF sheep.
Delbert Crawford, o young man 10
years old, was found Tuesday murn-
ing twelve miles north OF Pendletop,
Oregon, dead beneath AN overturned,
loaded wagon. He was hauling graiu
ami ran of the gra1e in q canyon.
His four.horse team stood ali night
hitched to the wagon and was found
next morning covered with snow.
A furious snowstorm was raging at the
time OF the accident.
A man whose identity has not yet
been established, but who il SUPPOSED
to be either Erastus ID. Sholes or L. g.
Kimble, was run over and killed by n
freight train Tuesday night at Oak.
land, Cal. A card addressed to the
Humboldt Steamship company, Eu.
reka, Cal, and signed by DR.. Harries,
was found in one II the dead mans
pockets, otherwise there were no marks
Of Identification.
An unknown man was run over by
the south.bOund overland at Cape
Horn near Coliax, California, Tues
day morning. The body was cut in
two above the hips. An inquest was
held, hut the deceased was not identi-
fed. He was bald, weighed about 100
pou nds, and was ABOUT 80 years OF age.
The only thing that might furnish a
clue to the unfortunate mans Identity
was an accident policy, Issued to
Eugene O'Brien Of 81. Paul, MINI.
Louis Schaufelle, q prominent hotel
| proprietor and president OF whRlinp
company at Monterey, Cal, wss found
| lying uncon scious In doorway early
on the morning Of November 2Sth
He was taken to the city and county
hospital for treatment, but never re-
gained CONSEQUENCES, dying on Tues
day, Foul play was At first suspected
but an autopsy showed that death az
resulted from fatty degeneration OF th,
heart.
The entire property OF the Consoli
dsted street Railway company, a
Seattle, WASH, consisting OF thirty
Ave miles Of roadway, with rolling
stock, power house, etc., WAS soil
unier foreclosure Wednesday TO
$4,000, which amount representa-
the claims OF the first mortgage bond
n0lders. The total indie btedness OF tn,
company exceeds 100000, and tn,
collapse of the corporation involve
Seattle capitalists.
List Saturday Orrin Brown wa
shot and killed by his partner, JohI
Van Darn, in dispute over q mine II
the mountains, about eighty miles cas-
of BskeIsfleld, Cal. Lack Of means o
communication prevented the new
rom being received earlier. 1t sppesf
mat Brown and Van Dorm were part
ners In mine, and they were workiu.
the ore with an Rrastrs. Brown wanteC
to fill the arsstra that night anu Var
Dorm wanted to walt TIL next morn
ing. A dispute arose over the mattel
and Brown struck at Van Dorn with
shovel, smashing lantern Van DIR
held in his hand. Brown made twl
more passes at him, and at the srconI
stroke he struck Van Dorm on one o
his hands and broke finger. The thir,
time he struck al him, Van Dorm pulle,
his pistol and fired at Brown, the shO
taking effect in the breast. Brown fel
and died about ninv hours later.
National Provisionei: z. q. Cudah,
has in contemplation a unique exlen
eion TO his great piantat Cuupuy, Ntb.
Plane are being made for 1900 90
building TO be erected west Of ihi
present houses, where mammoth hen
ptries will be In operation by mex
February. Every hog slsug hterei
mere 10 fed TWO bushels OF corn seveIa
hours before killing, which, after In,
animal Ia dressed remains In lhj
stomach. Ia this manner hundreds 0
ihousa nus Of bushels 20 to waste year
ly. Considerably other waste sbou
toe plant which goes into the rsncer