Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-30
NEWS OF THE WEST.
IN luGy Wife Shoots Her Husband
and SOl.
ATTEMPTED MURDER aspsUIcIpE.
A women Arous's In Her CONN Just
I'm 1Ims Ia Avoid Being lufi,d
All,e-ia slilis~


framed seuselets. lie was restored to
Consciousness with much difficulty.
n. Il. Rowland, n farmer And cattle
,sI.er lIvipg on Elder creek, eleven
,,il.s from RED Biuii, CAL, was iounu
dad Oh the road about thtee mnes
,,on, Red Bun rucsdsy morning. rue
',ssth nv exposure. lie was ff0Esn TO
dssih during tue heavy storm Of Mon.
dsy night. He was native OF Wath-
instJn, aged ~ years.
lance Kelly, formerly OF Park
CITY. Utah, and later OF Butte, Mon
tana, quarreied a, the latter place on
thursday afternoon with his sweet
heart, Jessie Hin, OF whom he was
lsalout. The girl tainted him where
upon he drew q revolver, shat ter Ia
10 mis- own head, Killing himself in'
stantly. The glfl may reclver
Professor Cornelius Bradley Of the
University NJ California, has ported
notice requesting nil membefs Of the
university Interested In reservation
from ptivatc ownership Of those pot.
tlons ON the high siufra which stlil
temAin part Of tho publ d0maiu,
o,peoially In the region about Mount
Tsilao Rnd Pyramid peak aud the
sources OF the Rubicou and American
river, to sign a petition.
John w. A len Of MAfysyills, Mon.
taua, on Thursday morning brgan
whipping bia ls.yeaf.old ton tor som
thing TIE boy had don't. This threw
Mn. Allen into . passion aud ehe
sulIbd a rifie and began shooting NJ
her husbsnd. Tue firat two th1s
missed hin, tho third struck the biy
10 the left groin, going clear through
bic bo1y aud killing him IA twenty
minutes. aud tue fourth bullet went
through Mt. Allouh arm aud into his
skuii, over the lsn eye. He will
probably die.
An unknown man WAS struck by
the HaywAfds local near Chut1n sta.
tiop, Cal. Tuesday afternoon anu
received ifiee which will prove
fatal. The tain was eartbound aud IN.
man was on the tfesti. Just beyond
Clinton station. The latter did OF zee
the train until u was too late. lie wa
struck in the slde anu tossed over.
board. The train crew rescued him
from the hasin aui sent him 10 the
receiving hospital. Al the hospital II
head and several broken ribs. Tue
injured mau 10 about ~ years OF age,
aud it IL believed that no was a tramp.
There was nothing about his person 10
Indicate Ills name and no ono who has
seen him has been abl. 10 identity
him.
A Ietmansnt badge for the Califor.
mis- Minsrs' association has been agreed
A. "a L.. All Ha IA.
miited for adoption 10 the convention
which IL 10 meet In Ban Ffanolsoo the
week after election. Instead u the
crossed pick hud shovel, which has
teen IN use thus far, tho new badge
represents Marshall NJ Tho moment Of
hia discovery OF gold In California.
His right hand II outstretchod aud In
tue hand 10 held n golden nugget The
other hani rests on the pick that nas
brought 10 light tho little piece Of
Ifeelous metal. The body OF tho
badge Ia Ia white m tal, while the
nugget 10 OF the golden hus. Below
the figur- Of Marshall are the letters
80. NJ. AZ" indicative Of the Califot.
MIA Miners association TILE.
Las, Friday Mrs. Dickinson, n wo
man we'll kuown Ia the vloiniiy OF
ldonnt Angel, oregon, after suffering
from a severe Illness, Was supposed 10
nave died. The woman was q msmbef
Of the Catholic church, aud ~ her cup.
toisd dissolution approached the last
rites Of her church wore q Administered
by Father Dominiek, and TO all present
shs apparently passed away. Tue an.
nouneemeut OF the funeral had been
made foI last Sunday, to tAke place at
tho Catholic church at Mount Angel.
The friends OF tho woman were ~.
semhled at ths church. Father Dom.
mick In his full robes ANA the servers
On their vestnenis were on hand watt
Ing patiently for the arrival Of tue
funeral coTloRe oscortiug tho body 10
tho church. There seemed some un.
tesnily delay In this proceedipgs. ana
the priest sent messenger W tn
Dickinson home. There was abut d.
ant reason for tho delay. After
tho home services the undertaken
10 eharss, In placing the III on the
caaket had his attention attracted g.
tho body. Whether by the effort g.
replace tho lid or IN some other mau-
nsr by aslight Jat OF tho casktt, ut any
Tsle the spell was broken, Tor Mrs.
Dickinson suddenly came TO lie,
awakened from trace, aud the
house Of mourning was quickly tram.
formed into . house OF 10y. Tue wo-
man was speedily removed from the
casket, within which she narfogly
escaped being buried alive, and today
~ enjoying comparatively good health,
with every prospect OF living for yeaIs.
phe fortunate etoape OF Mrs. Dicklu'
ron from tho horrible fate OF being
buried ahve 10 most u nafkable. Had
she remained In a c0mAtose slate n low
minutes longer, fully conscious. bul
unable 10 speak or move, she would
have heard tho last benediciions paid
10 her msmsfy, and utterly helpless,
learned with horror that she was 10 be
consigned alive to the grave.
The Montana state board OF equAli.
ASTON has received from ali the
county clerks statements Oi tbs NJ.
tesssd valuation OF property In the
various counties, In accordance with
the recent decision OF tho supreme
eouti, which changed the value o.
certain classes OF property ne originally
nkol by tho board, says iha MOnianu
htockman anu Farmer. Tue valuation
Of the live stock Of the state, Rs re.
turned by the cou Dly officials, Il one OF
Tho most Interesting tHpies, due 10 IN,
facl that the llvs stock Ia onn Of the
great Industries OF Montana. Ia polnl
Of value cattle lead all tho Others, but