Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-19

hepround and 1t was all ready to
gruw vigOIc usly under the warm sun.
Tne warm spell Ia here and the crops
are taxing iull advantage OF It..
A new parasite has made It's appear
ance Ia some Of the lemou.gTowi pg
districts OF Southern California. From
its fine, livery appearance II has
been designated the "silvet mile"
The diasBee mskcs lite appearance In
the form OF . white mold, which iew
days later assumes the look OF fine
30 wdered sugar, spreading over the
entire surface OF the lemon. Some Of
the lemuns affected Will probably be
sent to the experimental station at the
University OF California. Berkeley,
for exc minetion.
A Tribune special fro M Idah o Falls,
Idaho, Gays that Frank Eastma OF
that place was accidentally killed IN
Jackson'S Hole two days ago. II
WAS ridins and had rOpei another
horse and enubbed 1t TO the horn of his
soddle, when his hOrse While Tuuuing,
fell, breaking Eastman's neck anu
killing him instantly. Eastman left
idaho Falls about leu days ago With
tho Frank Tweety geOdetio survey
ing party ami expect III to be out with
the party during the seisoD. His
body was brought to Idaho Falls this
evening. Oz.o T. Eastman, his
father, wNs one Of the Utah Pioneers
fifty years ago, ana Frank was the
youngest SOD, being 10 yenrs old.
A l7.year.ol1 boy named Edward
Frey lies slowly dying In q bosrdia g
housp in Stockton, California, from
locBjaw, caused by Il met peculiar
accident. He fell dows ain Old iash.
Toned dug well willis repairing "a
pump and received wound from
which the dreaded d s3ase developed
which Ia fast taking bie life. Frey
was employed on the farm OF Hugh
Brod srick. On the plaCs there is .
well sixty.fivu feet deem, from which
the water is drawn by u pump
through galvanized iron pipe, In.
stead OF being lifted by bucketB In the
olu.fssh iODed way. Something wac
tue matter with the fAnges Of the
pump and Frey set about unscrewing
them. The bolts were on the under
side OF tho lower filnge. Placing u
board soFOss the mouth of the well he
lay down on 1t anu reichel under.
meath with monkey wrench. While
he was in that position tue board
either broke or dipped, ptecipiialiug
him hesdfirst into toe vel. In fall.
ing the young man gashed his
left arm near the elbow. There
was elk Of water in the well,
and TO keep bis head above water
Frey mad to brace himeeif against the
aide OF the well az firmly as possible, It
the snme time h Jldlng one hand over
the wound, from which the blood was
.Ouring. For nearly three hours he
rems insd ia this position, cnillsd by
the cool water ami weakened by the
loss OF blood that flowed from the cash
la spite OF all his eff yrts TO star ch 1t.
Mr.. BroieriCk was experimenting the
work when the young man plu ngso
down the well. Calling tO Frey TO
mold on he attempted to haul the in
jured man out OF his perl!Uus position,
but found he could d. nothing. A
horse was brOuN hs rom nearby
field and an apparatus rugged gu that
the animal pulieu the outh to the SUI
lace. He was brt II hit 10 the city, the
gssh In his elbow sewed up anu he ar
peared to be getting well. Two nights
bRo he was playing around the board,
ing.house, tut Friday he took turn
for the worse. Tho stitches were re-
moved from the wound anu 1t was
washed with disinfeclant, but in
splte OF all that could he doue to check