Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-22
NEWS OF The WEST.
an Old Montana Miner Blown Up
With Giant Powder.
CITY LIABLE FOR A DISASTER,
Attempt TO Blow Up o HouSe-lll
Treatment Of Wife-To y nri
CAnnery.

The Labor Exchange OF Bakers
field, Cal, Is making an effort to raibe
1000 with which to etart cannefy
this summer.
Mrs. Ida Buckley OF Salt Like AM
Miss Dalton OF Springville, Utgh, are
visiting at the home OF "Budd"
Weaver OF this city, spys the Mont
pelier, Idaho, Examiner. Mrs. Buck
ley IL Mr.. Weavef's sieter. Mts DaI-
ton VIII stay during the summer.
Montpelier, Idaho, Examiner: Mrs.
Emil Mneser opened kindergarten
school In the Lsttef.d4y Saints meet
ing house last Monrtry with abou
foriy.five mem oers. This school has
long been needed nud we hops some
one In this end OF town will take III 8
matter up anu follow suit. A second
class Will probably be organized by
Mrs. Mneser shortly.
w. w. Fogg, wel'-,c-1o farmer Of
New Hope, was found dead 10 livery
stable at Lodi, CAL, Thursday morh-
ing. He had bevn IN that town tor
three or four upys and had been urlnh-
ing rather heavily. ihe coroner d
Jury decided that oeath resulted from
Nm overdose OF laudanum, hut did not
say whether II was a case ,of suicide OF
not.
q. Il. O'Hars was blown up about
$50 Wednesday morning while blast
ing logs with giant powder about ieuf
miles north OF Omson's spur, White
bNlj, Montana. Inc lacerated ana
inangleu body was found ehort lime
after the accident by Mrs. OH ara,
wife OF the unfortunate man. De
ceased was 20 years OF age aud leaves
afamily OF grow children.
San Francisco Chro nicle: Que OF the
most perfect whispering galleries 10
the world ls in the dome OF 81 PAnlt
cathedral In London. Another vi
equal perfection Ia In tho Courtroom
OF the castle la this old city OF Chester,
England. The most remarkaols IN
stance OF perfect acoustics in Americs
10 probably found In the great Mormon
Tabernacle at Silt Lake Guy.
Tho first Of the trials arising out o.
the trnmway disaster ut Poibt Eilic,
bridge, Victoria, last May, was ooD
Ciuded Tautsday afternoon nj Va
cou7or, b. O., when tho jury decided
that the oily was liable for the disattsr
The plaintiff, Mrs. Gordon, whose
husband was killei, WAS Awnfue
$40, damages; $1,000 for herself
1000 for her eldest -on, u 900 to tue
youngest child anu $500 to ssepson.
An attempt was made on Wednes
day night to blow up the house o
Fred Anderson, ut MiB5oula Guich
Montana, by placing dynamite AM
giant powder, packed IN pair
troueere, close TO the house. Fortu
nstely the force Of the expulsion We
away from the building, though
broke the windows and partly demol
ished the porch, thoroughly brighten
ing the inmates. The perpetrators o
the foul crime are supposed 10 b.
parties who had qusrreled win Mr.
Anderson over mine. EleveI
arrests have been MADE.
Butte Miner, May 90: A woman wa
led down from Cen,.rviile last nigh
and given over to Officer Tesuge. 5h,
WAS led because she could not see. ant
her blindness was caused by blow
that had swollen her face out OF al
semblapce OF humanity. Tho lip
were pulled to enormous size and thu
eyes were absolutely closed. OIllce
league brought his charge to the citl
jail, where che said her name was Mre
Moran, and that she lived In Center
Vile. She was unable TO talk very uis
tinctly, but eucceeued In making thu
officers understand that q drunken
husband WAS the cause OF her batters'
condition.
The San Franciaco Chronicle o
May 20 contains the following apolog.
for having published an erroneou
item; The Item printed on May l0th
with reference TO the illness OF Mrs
Lizzie Goldberg who resides e. 200
Pierce street, due 10 carbOll
acid poisoning, Is stated by he
friends anu neighbors TO have don
her and her family nj injustice. Mrs
Goidberg's declaration that the poiso
was taken by inadvertence is acccpie
M correct, as lie her denial that oh
said TO any one that she hsa attemp te
to commit suicide. Az to the intims
tion that the possible motive for sue
an act was "a rumor that her husban
had gone away with another woman
1t Ia stated there was no such fumC
ana no such fact. Mr.. Goldberg nt
ample evidence to show that his tri
TO Salt Lake was undertaken IN IN
ordinary course OF business ard was !
all rnsnscfs cnnduptan with propIiat,