Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-02
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
A Little Girl Falls Thirty Feet and Receives
Fatal Injuries
FOUR YEARS FOR PICKING a POCKET.


Iaer co,.,,a,,,,,,. So,
In nttepirtin,, o" VI Nyrtle FONT Or
ntv,, l',ap =" Jump from q run
hin ana .ho,,i'ia "erhi ulsioealed ms
seif infs,nnII,, anu injured NM
w. T. Suhaal, wealthy resident of
OsweEo. On, committed suicide Mon
uay by shooting himself through the
head He recently Injured one of his
eyes and feared total blindness lie
was 30 years old.
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dIee - 49,, asa, peItllaii VINO ped
snn,,b, ~, M "Iouhu St0cktoI, cal.
70 ind his wife. whom he had left in
stockton while he went to peddle In
the country. The officers ascertained
mat Mrs. Nagar and two children
lett Tor Mexico las. Monday.
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4, ,,o.,,,.,',,..' -" - "iIas ria sullivan,
was sontn,a.,1 -, .laiioisco ch"tactel'
ouenii,, ht, -. 70 iDur years m san
ternoon for nttsmntI He TO n MID az
ran,s r,ct,,, ~, e,LE 20 plCh Mo-
the i,,yoIii, c.,,.,t .'an Jose, Cal.' curing
s,,,Iii,,0, .ai i .i it" weeks ago.
San E,r,rci.ta .iiiit M"a prominent IN
,o,,,,i,,,J 80 p"l'.lcS' y very &c
but the iury after nniv 70, 'i ,,tn nm
dellberation returned Voriidt
guilty. "a
Los Angeles toi., Times. 1t is re-
ported mat the man-eating shark ,hith-
erto unknown along this part of tho
coast, mas invaded the waters of
southern California. A small shark
SAID to be of that species, was caught
last week at Catalina. and yesterday
q tourteen-footcr was hauled ashore ut
tisherman's cove. 1t is not alleged
that tho big shark had any human re-
mains inside. and there may he some
doubt about his having an appetite for
bathers. There are hnthers at the
beaches whom no shark would tackle
unless he We're blind.
The bndlv daco,opospd hodv or n ,,,,p
was follnd in yyaron M I.ono station
Sin miles north Of Y,,mo civ C9i
Monday and IN ino,,est ,vos beid n,.o,
tbc ran,atne 'rba 10, had b,,,,, ,,,,.
cling IN tho mines and his out6t CON
sisted Of three borsrs n ,vngnn ana
eor,e tnols lilo boI Lean dc5d obo,,t
fntir dave when fn,nd panere az,
Inc bodv pnve bie nn,pa 40 Aibnrt
Norotn,,sa rat,,r,, ai,1,as5 az, -,
onvoinna y,,,a IN. NM. 81 t.dw.nrj
Nnrnbnngn Ei,a.roiia stove Niissiar
rnod San rcisrn THO iirv found
y ,,ar1ict of daatb f,o,,, ,,,,t,iral causee
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ROSA casino aseu years, Wnlle
playing on a Dalcony ~ her nome IN
san francisco on MonuaN night'lell 10
tne Eruullu' instance o. mn y lte''
anu sustained serious II not lata,, m
Juries' ihe raining OF the porch on
Whlch tne girl was paying was m
secure ana rotten ana Wheh she
teamed hgaihSt IL IL gave way She
was carried unconscious 10 the nos
pltal' Whefe pr' Deas round that pnth
OF her arms had neeh broken AT the
Wrist her Ilps padlS cgt anu her fore
neau ldlu open aD1Ve inc right eye
~ rs ieareu that me giri also SUI
lereu lhlerhal injuries; me Attending
surgeons nave grave uoupts OF her re-
coNery'
The San Francisco Chronicle says
that Justice Brophy of Pleasanton.
Cal, maintains that he is the victim
Of an unheard-of assault. He married
a couple one day last week, and for
kissing the bride, in the way of per-
quisite, not to say prerogative, was set
upon by the groom and beaten. He
suffered no great injury beyond dam
age to his feelings and dignity. JUS
tice Brophy was sent for by John
Byrne of Corral Hollow to perform
marriage ceremony. Byrne was about
to lead Miss Josephine Copeland to the
altar, and Justice Brophy's instrur-
tons We're to come with all speed. 1t
wars not altogether convenient to go,
but the Justice left Pleasanton at once
and went to Corral Hollow, where he
found the bridal party in waiting
The wedding took place in the brides
home. Immediately after he had pro-
nOunCed the Iutoful words Justice