Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-02
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Exciting RHrsUiy Of Flo Engine
Tam.
CAUGHT BY a CAR AND KILLED.
Farm mr. Killed b. Lu .way--i r0wntd
Will In n li,--- touAd Il Dead
Man., lrrsSurf.

The dors Appel, dementsd man
sb1ut IS years OLD, was found hsngiug
10 his neupust TbuTsdsy morning IN
bio tDom Il Sa FfAnciscU.
FrNik Blown Of San Francisco,
wnIo ergased in abvutiug rats witt
apirlgr nfa Fnday Afternoon, acc :
derishy euot himself IN the leht
ankle.
a, B. Conrad, farmer, wne killed
tHdHy evening bear Junction, O'eg n.
HIS team ran away gGu he aud his
small ron were thrown from the
Wagon. The boy Was seriously in.
juttu.
JUhn FentoD, a section hand ON tie
. eiuman section, was accidentally
Eii.ei att tie tie ON The railroad sou IN
OF Ashland, Oregon, Tuutsdsy after.
noui. He uteppuI III push cat NOV.
/ DIVA the Rradu AM was caught
ny the c'r, rece. wing Injuries IRON
which he dieu Immediately. He
leaves family.
Glsnwood Syringe, Colorado, A va
iaucht: The question as to legally oil
taking part OF the last APPROPRIATION
Tor the lnduslrlal school for girls, ~
construct darn cells for The punish
meut OF thirteen girle WIN recently
Oeused riot In the home, is before
the state auditor. They are now In
,he county jail uni tell horrible
ftlties II low they were misused by
tle officers oil the home. Tue jail
keepers speak well for the girls' cOn-
IucI.
NCws has been received OF the fatal
s.abbing oil Horace Csdie ut Pfipcs.
vile, Crook county, Oregon. The
homicide occurred at cyuutry dance
"clJ Oh Beaver creek the night OF the
"a b. Caule got into fight with "a
Stranger outside the building and
knocked hia antagonist Gown. The
man arose, drew knife anu plunged
iisinto Csdle's hesd. The later fell,
struck on his head and the knife pen
elrsted his brain.
Denver Field and Farm: Mr.. Han
sen, n cteameryman at WelltvillU,
Utah, In said tO have the most ex en-
stvo pig.fee ling establishment in CON
echOD with creamery to De found
Ia the United States. Since Jauualy
/, 1886, he haze lHttened ana shippeu to
market twenty carloads OF bOgt. The
sGim milg IL carried In cemeAt pipes
from the creamery to the igsery
1000 feet away, and every effort 10
mate TO keep the milk very clean Bnl
wholesome. The pigs are bought when
young and kept TIL well ia.Iened.
About ten days age A. N. Bowman,
cJl ORD blacksmith, died at Don
PAlOs, FRESNO c4unty. CAL, and wss
buried. Martin Christian, q merchant
OF DON Paloa, believed lie had left
mo sy buried and FRIDAY did som t
prospecting with sharp iron Ia the
shop OF the dead man. His find was
very satisfactory. One email osn con-
taiueI $500 and another 800. He
also iounu bottle containing two
certificates OF deposit on Fresno
bank, one for $50 ana another for SIPS.
Search is being made for other finds.
rbe caches were only six inches deep.
Bow man left a widow and two chill
hten. He had valuable property In
5 oukton aud elsewhere.
The body OF George X uoche, the 10.
yeaI- I'D son OF a San Francisco, Cal,
grocer, was found h1ating In the bay
Thursday aftetnO n near the HarrI.
son street wharf. Young Knoche was
engaged by h's father as a clerk, but
through an I'll elton that often threw
MIN into convulslons was unable to
perform much work. Two weeke ago
he wandered down to the wharf OF
The ArotIo oil w fks, and while stau d
IBg near the edge Of the pier wac
seized with COMMISSIONS and fell into
the bay. An attempt was made IL
save him, but awaited nolhing, anu
the sesrcn Tor the body was likewiie
unsuccessful until Ihuisiay, when 1t
Was recovered.
A committee OF Berkeley, Califor.
MIA, ply sicinus, under she direction OF
DR.. +. Il. Payne, the acting health
Lfflcer, Is investigating a peculiar @ sc.
Ii ia supposed that the pet kitten of
little Louis Vorlspd OF West Befke-
|, y communicated diphtberia to him
cd caused his death. The phpsieiaus
have determined to kill tho cat and
hOld an examination OF Its throat ana
luugs. The Vorlsnd child died SUI
denly Tuesday afternoon and the
coroner took charge Of the remeius.
The autopsy showed that death was
eau Ell by q combir alton OF cramps
and uiphtheTiB, but the ply siciaBs
were at q Ioss 10 explain how the clild
became irtlicted wiib the contsgiUn.
Friday morning Deputy Coroner
slreightifI reported to Dr. Payne that
the dead child was greatly atlach1 d to
a young kitten, wniOh appeared to be
suffering from an Infectious disease,
ana the physicians Immediately deter
M ned upon an Investigation.
Chicago Drovers' Journs,: w. p
Anderson 10 back aud gives good
account OF the west. In western Ne.
bri ska the corn crop looks better tnRn
1t has for year., and ls much m1rs for.
wRrd.' They have learned u plant
ever stalks In the Mn, and the crop is
sufficiently IoTwsru u warrant tne pt-
lief that more corn Will be grown on
the stalk. In the central part OF the
state II is further adva ced than along
the Missouri river. The bulk Of the
cattle from the FAR wesl, including
VIVA, have been shipped thtOuSn Den.
yer, are feeding In Chicago territory,
through billed to Chicago or feeding
In transit ralpa The winter what