Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-17
A Boy Stumblss ID Front Of a Street
Car and is Killed.
FATAL FALL rnOaArErPER TREE
SiN neaths un he D.sr f,m % q -
Dts,ricd Nig's-- 'clil.n
nrON Ing, lie

lmma Fsrrla, Young married
Won lnig'y from X Iiuchy, dlud
l14.tsg morning ON farm rear
Pm oniA, ArIEIus, from un override
ot inudauun, sel.u4miuistercd.
John Gibliu, who sold his childfon's
school books 10 buy whisky, uuI uuf.
lpCteu bic iHmily, was suutgnCoi q six
months Imprisonment IN tho cHurly
lnil by Judge COnlan IN San Franci-Cl
ON Tuesday.
Preston, Idaho, Nov lsTs' The gen.
erai presidency Of tue Relief Societies
OF the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter.
LAY Sniuts, arc czrcciCd NJ POcaiullu
on Auuu.t Let, 1875. Preparations nrc
being maui 60 give them u hearty
welcome 10y tue sisters In the P0catullo
ward.
Deserted by her husband aud des.
p0ndent a, her inability 10 provide Tor
herself and BABY, Mrs. Maggie Lcuz oi
Oakland, Cai..l Tended hor hfe Tuesuay
aiieTnoOn. She drank "a large dose Of
CnfbIlic acid and died before anything
could be done for her. Her husband,
Conrad Lena, deserted her year ago.
Tho Americas Lake Rlilroai, run.
ming twelve miles east Of Tacoma,
Wash, was sold Tuusday nt privalu
sale 10 solomon Simpson aud Campbell
Brothers OF Macon county for 100000.
Tho road was formerly owned by tuu
UuiOu Pacific, Hgd was recently sold
| by order OF tNoC1urt 90 Robert Wingnte
anu John X. Baker ior $500.
Fred Spring, a clerk in North Oak
| land, Cnl., grocery store, was tue vic.
tim Of ahCCking accident Ia the Con.
/ ira Costa hills Tuesday forenoon. Au
/ wen; out hunting, aud Ia hriug his
gun exploded. A part OF thg brUuch
struck MIN In the face aud almost car.
riUd ono eide Of II %. Spring was
brought home, and has hern uur1n-
tCiUus almost ever since. The surgeons
who are attending HIM have vsiy little
hope Tor his recovery.
Preston, Idaho, Now Ere: On tho
3fd OF thiH month Brother ID. b.
LamorcauN lett here for Arizona 70
investigate the advantages OF that
territory with n view 90 making q
homo there. he hos written TO uis
con Horny anu tBlls him that lac viii
probably not DO back before October 30,
and also advised him net ~ think OF
moving 20 ArzlnA this fall, ne SITTER
they leave PayB1u, Utah, there b. no
feed 10 be obtained, except what little
the animals can pick up Ia the road,
hay being very scarce.
Harry L0msx, aged IL year,, sou OF
r. Il. L1mnx OF Alameda, Cal, met
u'a.u W dT0wning Tuesday afternoon.
He had been fishing oil tho dTawbtijgc
~ulch connects Alameda with Bay
Farm leland, In company with his two
young sisters, EdlIh and Daisy, and
while climbing about the pile next tho
bridge lost his hold ami tell into the
water. lie was quite good swimmer
for "a boy, but the tide was coming In
and encountered by his clothing ne
was soon drawn under by the swift
current which sweeps IN there through
the narrows.
Messrs. Cormac & Donohoe, San
Francisco attorney, nave a very pc.
culiar case on their hands-that Of "a
Young English woman sent TO san
Francisco Tor her health by her hus.
band and abandoned by him In n land
wheio sho 10 utterly o 0trangcF. Tue
lady In distress 10 Sire. SWin Juhnst0u,
wifo OF Professor Swift Jghnstol, an
Instructor In mathematics IA Trinity
college, Dublin. The unfortunate
woman was reduced TO the verge Of
starvation when she resolved on taking
measures 10 compel her husband 10
support her anu To account for hil
strange action.
Homer Sheldon met his death IN
San BetnardinO, CAL, In a poCullaI
way Tueld8y nigh,. He felt from the
top OF u pepper tree which no ha
climbed iuht before Midnight, anu In
the tail lis skull was fractured. Hg
diud at 8 O'Clock next morning. Shsl.
don waB q German anu used l,quur u
oGcosB, ana lad recently been lndu x
log very freely. lie climbed into tn
tree 40 nigh an possible, paying no At.
tontion 10 the calls TO come down, and
whoa near tho top orawied out on O
branch which could not carry his
weight. Tho limb broke and the
heavy man, weighing go pounds, wa
pruuipilalsd TO the gr0und. His hcal
struck tho ground Agst auu was baliy
crushed.
John Figone, "a li'yoar-old italian
boy living with his widowed mothvI
in San Francisco, was Iun over and
fatally injured by Car on the Kosr,
uOy street line ut Has O'CLOCK Tues.
Iuy. Figone and q Culurcu Lad named
". T.. DAVIS were unviag along aud
| Figouu Jumped from tho Wagon aud
stumbled directly m iIout OF the past.
ing car going south, For come uls.
lance he was ground between the front
guard Talls aui tho pavement aud then
drawn under tho car, the front wheels
passing over him, When taken out
he boy was SIN alive, but uncOnsui.
QUE. Tho lgBA was completely torn
ff1m the right log and tue entire body
and ,Aead crushed aud blgellug, H5
Cied within i've minulof.
rhes heat on tho MJave desert 10
Southern California Is reported % have
boon extreme the past week, A south.
err Pacific section hand viol In L1s
Angolls, Cal, hospital, Iutsdiy nlgUt
without rogRlniug CONSEQUENCE, hay.
ing been brought from ludio. A baker
whglo name u unknown, died ia tle
hospital Sunday night. He alfo was
from San BtrnArdino. Tho laird VIC.
tim reported was Charles Howard, q
veteran OF the civil war, who died II
Indio after drinking q1antily Of ice
water. Meager partlculaIa were alsO
received OF the death Of q niue owner
named ID. 3. N1rlhcutt AMI his part
npr ON tue alDiHyl orr. IL IL o..
pgIted that thuT5 nayo boz a elk ge4lts
from heat upon tao desert Within tho