Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Terrible Effects OF tho Water Femme
In Arizona
PIERCED wmu A ruCnrorK.
Iislcrm ~ Murder d-Uly row d.
Di,d Prom Or. % rrae'.,-uc
Had '.ull" \ o..


The rostC flee at Deer patl,, Wash,
wut entered pu WcIHeHIly night by
robheie, the -sie blown 0lru and S5i
worth q stamps stolen. There Is uu
g.Cw lu ihr iluuuiy " tho f0Ub o..
Doct PnrE "a q small village ht9ut 81
miles ifom Spokane.
Hayward, Cal, has had % most re-.
uaTknbl' CRtu ~ thuit a low days
ng0 Mis- thrislons.u lot hor YhattHn
.RuuinE 100 'rDut Il tho homo OF Mfb
F'nh % n Castro sttcei. anu ora her %.
sonco some one stole thu hat esq from
the none.
William T.. Miller, tho Oakland,
Oh, banker. dioi Buur Ivy NOR ming
tt bis home IT PaolHc Grove. He
passed nw1y very uuIC ~ ma chair
MI Miller was nj ono tmr assHcihtul
with W. ID. Hoat.n In mining IN
UUh.
Willie Brown, Ia years oil, residing
uuur suiml, Cal, Tell from load Uf
bay on litchiuIk Saturday Afternoon.
Ouo tine Of the fork entered bic right
br,nat, rear the lower ITO, passed M
through bis livcb ON lang, out at his
cuir, up through hia mouth, and ui.
moot 90 he brain. lie iH still aiv.,
nut viii probably die.
The California board Of heal hus
been lnvosugailng thu condition ui the
ltuiHiuu flvcf VA the viCiuity H. Gugr.
neville. 10 was reported thlt Un uu.
count " some imrurlty Ia the water
many pctalna who bnfhUd 10 the
stream wotu till ripi with blood foi.
s1ning. a tumboF OF hoftCs which
HAD tofc muuinB umuk IN the stream,
aud they nlso were poisoned. An ut
fort Will BE- inside 10 sHrUriain the cause
{ the trouble ana cortso. the evil
There have been four deaths IL M
heat ul Ffutuu, Cal, wlthin Two days.
Never before iu the history Oi FrpIuo
ual there teen a lcaih from heat.
Tue thermometer began o. Tsu uIIyi
.e ihuudnI.st0tm on July an, uuu
tcacuui Ill tvErtuH Iuuuiay, the
same Friday, aud 10 JOsrrgH salui-
10y. This D. uU ulusu ] auum ten.
lrulufr, but the nif has been exceed.
irgly oppressive, and tnstu has been
littiu VIM, which probably account
Tor the fathlitIH.
Fdday tvgriug party OF boys, xix
lu rHmt OF, wuut IA swimming on the
WtBl uInuCh uf the Feather uvega0mU
twenty miles above OtOyllIe, Cal. The
SMALLER buys went CO. wnUTr tlu water
was about Cigh. feet deep, while the
larger b. ~ went O. davuur hole.
&c rye Neal, boy II yoars old, began
g. SINK, tut caught two OF his com.
uaui0nH and came near drowning them.
Iucy managed 10 UfCnpo tom Neal,
but were unable % a.. uuc him. The
ui Irt Toys dove Tor tho bouy, bat when
n gal was taken ifOm the water they
were unable " rususcilato him.
Ellis Darling Kidd, an elghtoon.
ycnf-oll lal rusiulug win his pufOnlH
40 al Rtch ttseui, died Friday even.
ing after "a brief iilnots. Hu was en-.
piDyUd M the driver u au uxpfts.
wagon by the SteisOn.Ruuuur Drayage
company, aud upon his return from
WORK on "Wednesday evening com.
planned OF feeling ~. DR.. Stamp
Newman was summoned, rad dag.
uu8u4 the case ne one u u complication
oi appendicitis anu cholerR mOtbus,
aggravated by eating three Or four
Green peaches on Au empty ItOmaoh,
Although everything possible was done
10 relieve the patient, hu gradually BE-.
came wursu anu diei.
Friday morning about 9 o'clock
Chris Nuijln, the owner Of n fishing
Hcow stationed on the opposite sldo Of
tue Columbia from Astoria, Oregon.
ana Ffhuk Nelson, who had charge OF
a ilsh station NEAR Point Ellis. Wash,
were murdered by unknown parties.
From the best information oblainablo
10 nppcars that the murdered men
started out IN the soow ut O'Clock for
lhe purpose OF making drive. Short.
~ nitetwArd number Of shots were
hoard ana ut dnybrtsk Netjln's skla
was seen drifting about near the shore.
Upon investigation his body was found |
in the bottom OF the boat with "a bullet |
hole In the throat. Among the roeks |
on the shore lay the body Of Nelson,
who had been shot through the side Of |
the head. Tho weapon used was eyi.
dently revolver which had boon held |
close 10 the heads Of the Victims, now. |
der marks 40 indicating. The mufders
arc thought 10 be the outcome Of the |
recent hsheTmon's ttOubeJ.
Robert Estroup, the sou OF Michael |
Eslr0up, who lives on Mud Creek. In |
Umatilia county, Oregon, was evident. |
ly not born TO be hanged, ~ he los.
'Bsses a neck strong enough to suaD "A
ilye.eighihgofGn inch rope afloEatweu.
ty.five.fGOt TALL, aud he lives 10 tell ali |
bis experience. 4 ho rustic youth, alter
breeding over many Imaginary
on Friday decided TO celtic
Inc matter with himself and "ahunl
III this mortal coil" In a manner ln
keeping with his rural suFroundlnVs
He secured now nvo.eighthB OF AN
inch rope, and In order 10 sv0id inter.
ventiOn rejected tree in "A remote cor
nUr OF field and mounted limb, fully
determined 10 leap into eternity, He
climbed out on a stout llmU fully twUn-
y'iiye feet from tho ground, aud after
adjusting one end Of the rope
10 limb aud Ihe other 20 his neck,
Jumped oil Into space, expecting that a
lack Of about ten iebt would break
iiB neck and mako palulusB ext
ntO another existence. lie had not
igureI on the muscular s.TUlgth OF
Dis bull neck, however Tor though the
erik knocked him 6Cnbgless, tho
'geIgth Of his neck was too much Tor
no new rope, which Gnappod liku
wine, and when Robert again opened
Mo- eyes IN CONSEQUENCE no found
himself wallOwing On nm irrigation
itch, thut no doubt helped 20 break
Me- iHll ami saved him from receiving
ny broken limits. He To- now Wonde.-
No. how Ran happcutd aud why his
tCA was not broken or HE hesu
ulled from his body. Tho physicians