Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-04
EVENTS IN THE WEST.
TOOK CORROSIVE suBLiMATE AND DIED.
yostigating IA Death Capture
OF IA Pirate Boat.

While descending shaft in bucket
on the Mary Mckinney property at
Cripple Greek, Friday, William Tehan,
fell a distance of nifty feet to the bot
tom, and was instantly killed.
Lewis Forrest charged with the MUIR
der of Juan Martina, is now on trial
before jury at Boise. Ida, the motion
of defendants counsel TO quash inc m
formation having been denied by the
court
The California Golden Jubilee viii be
a six-dny celebration instead of sin
gle day, as originally proposed. The
celebration will commence on January
oath and during the week a series Of
magnificent pageants VIII be pre-
scented.
James Cullen, recently released
from the Utah State prison, is now in
the tolls at Kansas city charged with
poreh-climbing. On leaving Denver
while ago, Cullen resolved on IL reform
alton but. under the name of John
Ryan. he was caught stealing In Kan
sas city, and is now behind the bars
Miss Elizabeth Robbins, daughter of
| Mrs. A. FCorrea of san Jose. CAL,
who attempted to commit suicide ON
November 18th by taking corrosive sub
| Innate internally died Tuesday night
at the home of her mother at PA Di-
vine street from the effects of the
robson subllmate with a complication
| of troubles She obtained the medi-
cine from DR.. Hablutzel and took 1t
internally instead of externally. She
afterward explained that she took II
| tc brighten her mother, but since TAX
| ing IL she has shown Il sincere desire
| to recover.
Aubrey Pedder and Robert Woods,
| two fishermen, sailed from San Diego,
| Cal. November 23rd in the sloOp
| Nautilus for the fishing banks. The
| sloop Is now in the hands of Mexican
customs officials at Ensenada, by
| whom the boat was seized while DRIFT
| ing at sea unnamed When they left
| they intended to go to point south OF
| the Colorado islands on a prospecting
| trip for mullet, fish that brings a
| very high price in the San Diego mar
ket. Nothing had been heard from
the men until the arrival Wednesday
night of the steamer Carlos Pacheco.
| Chales Lindell. first mate Of the
| ooasting steamship Alcazar, was
| brought Wednesday morning to San
Francisco from Point Arena, suffering
| from severe internal injuries, from
which he will probably die. He was
| taken to st. Lukc's hospital. The
| Alcazar is lying at Point Arena taking
| OH a cargo of railroad ties. These ties
| are being hoisted on board with a
/
| dell went on deck Wednesday night
| Just as one of these bundles was being
swung on board. He did not see 1t in
time, and it struck him with awful
force. He was picked up in an un-
conscious condition. and Just as soon
ms possible was taken to San Francisco
for medical attention.
A decision of far-reaching import
ance was rendered by Judge Coffee a
San Francisco "Wednesday in the mat
ter of the estate of Jose Vincente DE-
I.aveaga. The decision holds tina
Anselmo j. NJ. de jLaveaga, an illegit
innate son of deceased brother of Jos
Vincente de Laveaga, is entitled t.
share in the distribution of the estat
in the same manner as though he hat
been born in wedlock. The father o
Anselmo was Jose Maria de Laveag;
and the mother Basllla Sanchez. TIL
parents pever married, but after tn
death of the mother de Laveaga legit
imized the child by acknowledgment
in writing. He also provided for An
selma in his will, saying of the boy
this is the only child, i swear befor
God and man, l have"
Despondent and suffering from