Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-01
Woman Who Saved a Fortune for
Her Husband
UTAH BOY HURT IN COLORADO.
TO Relieve TIA Poor In India cci.
dentally shot 100000 Wanted
for a Fathers Life.

The implement ho had lust bought h.
cut his throat from ear to ear. dyii.
Instantly. 1t 10 believed he wua men.
tally deranged.
Mrs. John Holeror, wife OF a rnncher
living ut Olalle, Washington, com.
mitted suicide Sunday rii bit white
temporarily insane ny leaving the
house in her night roses and Jumping
into the sound. Her bouy was wished
up on the beach Tuesday morning.
she leaves q husband anu five Gull.
dren.
Negotiations have been In propress
for some days between II. w. Sebben
OF Denver and The Batner Banking
company OF San F'ranciFc1, owner II
the great Cuyamaca grant IN San Die.
10 county, Cal, comprising 80 600
acres, aud including tho famous
6lonewnll mine. The price lie said to
be s725, goo.
IN rtsoonse to call from Mayor
James u. Phelan, inuss meeting to
causiuer means for assisting the suffer
srs by the plague In India wac held 80
San Francisco on Monday afternoon.
The mayor was authorized to appoiut
committee OF ways ana means, con-
to whom would be left the work OF
raising money and forwarding either
the cash or ito quivalent In grain anu
rice to the suffer ing distFicte.
The evil effects Of cigarette smoS ng
were made apparent at Santa Rlsa,
Cal, In u novel way last week. A
number OF pupils In toe hilh SCHOOL
smoke Character. Last week the
principal learned who they were, and
in looking over their standing was not
little surprised to find that not one Of
those VINO smoke cigarettes ranked as
'excellent" in tneir stuuies. Wednes-
DAY afternoon cards containing he
report OF how the smokers stood in
comparison with their fellow students
who do not smoke were passed abound
10 The smokers.
John o. Colt, the young author OF
Inspirations, and other works, died at
Santa Barbara, Cal, Friday as tho re-
suit OF bullet wsunu in The abdomen,
received accidentally one night last
week during n ramble In the foothills.
The wound was not o necessarily fatal
one, and was pronounced hardly dam
gerous by pbysicians. but the patient
went into fever, which ended in his
death. Mr.. Colts home was formerly
In Litchfleld, Conn, where other
members OF tne family now reside,
and the remains Will be taken 10 thar
place for interment.
Glenwood Springs, Colo, Avalanche,
Jan. 20: Howard Baes, "a l4.year-olu
boy from HuntiugtoD, Utah, going
east, while looking erouni the Consol.
idsted mine, New Castle, was run into
by engine 554 on the track at the
mine. He was carried to DIR. HotOpp's
tflice and his wounds dressed. His
Lett hand was badly emashcd aud tue
third and fourth firgers gone. He
received several severe cuts and
bruises about the head ana neck and II
is said n slight Internal injury. He
wac resting ensy at O'Clock and ii 10
expected he will BIO rGund again in
few days.
Suit has been commenced In the
Superior court nt Modesto, Cal, by
Mrs. Harriet N. Jones, q. l.. Jones
and two minor CHILDREN against the
Southern Pacific Railroad tor slO0, goo
for the death OF the husband ana
father OF the plaintiff, John IL. jones,
who was run into ami killed by an
engine Of the Sunset flyer al Newman,
Cal, January l, 1896 The complaint
alleges that tue deceased was run into
by an engine while 1t was going at full
speed through the town without blow.
ing whistle or ringing the bell. Jones
was horribly maDgled. He was
thrown forty feet In the mir anu killed
Instantly.
Kansas City Drovers' Telegram. J.
q. Elder Ia back from Wyoming,
nj 81. a.
visited, while away, among other
places, Colorado Syringe. Denver,
OSden, Salt Lake and Evanston,
Wyo. Everywhere l went | founu
that stock cattle were in good demand
and not plentiful, and That the gem
eral opinion OF stockmen whom / met,
was that they had been shipped out
closer than ever before, at least since
the raising OF cattle was carried on there
TO any extent. In Utah there are a few
cattle being fed on alfalfa. ButcherA'
cattle are very scarce and | ran across
number OF buyers who were after
them. At Evanston, WyO., | met
mau who told me he had paid $2S por
head Tor a car Load si cows u ship to
Denver, and near Denver | met an.
other man who told me he had sold u
bunch OF calves, seventy head, al $40
ehch, Ine sheep lpuuHtry appearh IL
be looking up, and flock masters whom
talked with took u brighter view o.
the future than they have been in the
habit OF doing for some time. In In,
Salt Lake valley sheep to iced have
sold at s2.55 per head.
San Francisco Chronicle Jan. 80:
on her dying bel In u rlckely water.
'front.' boarding house an ageu woman
yesterday confessed to her husband
lhat though he was about u lose heI
she would leave behind her smal
fortune. she hal speGt thirIy-six
Yoara in saving this money Tor
"talny day" AT any moment "BI,-
lsh BIN" Thompson, pioneer SAILOR
uohrding house keeper, may become D
Whoever, ae his companion Tor man
years IL slowly succumblng to fats
Illness. "Brlush BiM'sn only hOusu
now Is at LOB CLARK street, mere alley
rom Drumm to Divis slseel and be-
tween Jackson ana Pacific. 1hs time
was when no bpnidirh. house ma
made m rs money than "Britlsh BIZ"
10 his two place., tul business aus
times have ohangeu. IL YVES for tnH
ohAnge that the now dying wife pr
Vlueu. When she aetonished her hu.
pand with her tale. IN which eho uS-
Ia EaH.N 4.