Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-24
NEWS OF THE WEST,
GA Tramp Knocks AnOlher Dc1n
and Breaks His Mex.
C.UGHT UNDER A RAILWAY TRAIN
T. from Heart Failure - Pingree
Farms in Colorado-Insane
from Starvation.

j. H. Barripgton, a wealthy store
keeper nt Fresnr, CAL, Was fount
dead in his place OF business at al
| early hour Wednesday morning. Ii
| l. imposed that harrington died II N
heart failure, a condition superind u ced
by his advanced age.
ID. II. D1nlop, teller OF the Colorado
National bank OF Denver, on visit to
Los Angeles, California, fell from a
stairway about midnight Wednesday,
a distance Of twelve feet, sustaining
injuries which may prove fatal. His
skull was fractured, and several bones
broken.
Omaha Stockmsu; Among the cat.
tie shippers oday We're noted Bell d.
Dillon OF Ves,s, Jas. Steele, Crab
Orchards; w. II. Reeves, Atwood,
Kan; Ovens Bros., Thsyer; s. Han
sen, Hyrum, Utah, and Kuii Il ). OF
Earring, La. Al. Anrens, an ali Found
stockmau AMI prominent patron OF
this market, had four cars OF cattle
here from Collinston. Utah.
Flora Macdonald 5hearer, well
known in educational and literary
circles In San Francisco, was taken to
the Receiving hospital at an early
hour thursday morning, suffering
from temporary Insanity caused by
overwork. She was found by tw
fishermen hJrtly before dsybreak,
wandering about the beach near the
Preside. Miss Shesrer is u woman OF
about 40 years OF age, and has been
identified with the San Francisco
public schools since 1875.
pha ID puraa farn,s a. r.,.,
which have been pro vidsd for the pooi
Of Denver Tor the season OF 1897, were
opened 10 tillers on aIblr day. More
than fiiiy families have taken up Ian
to farm for living during the sum-
mer monthe. An abundance OF lanu
has been placed at the disposal OF tn.
poor people ny Andy Wilson in North
Denver. The piowing ami all work
necessary to place the ianu In c0nuI.
lou To be cultivated is being done by
the county and the organized charities
OF the city have co ntriouteu the seeds
Tor vegetables, which win be dislriu-
uied among those VINO take up la nd to
farm. TINS Pin rec plan has been y
success 10 Denver, says the Field anu
FARM, and those engaging in 1t have
cit we'll repaid Tor their efforts.
Two men, evidently tramps, fell
into dispute Wednesday eveuing In
front OF French Camp station, Gall.
iornis, and "a merchant scros,
the road saw oue OF them
strike the other in the face.
4, second mAn fell heavily aud win
his neck across the track. Tn man
VINO struck him took to mis- heels, AM
~ there was no putsuers made good hit
escape. As the man did not get ue
The merchant went across TIE stree
anu was surprised to nud toe man
dead. His neck bad been broken u
the fall. be was MAJ abuut 40 year
Ut age, OF ordinary weight aud dtess.
There was nothing upYn him b;
which he could DO Identified. TOE
ufilcers have a description Of the other
man and that is all. The two hai
been seen In tho vicinity OF French
Camp for several day.
A man whose name 10 snppo cd to
be A. Brown was run over auu In.
etsutly killed Wednesday night a.
Oakland, Cal Brown, who had been
drinking, hau some time ago borrowoi
l5 cents OF Miss Tillson, the tick |
agent. Wednes ay night he paid her
the money back anu bought ticket |
for San Francisco, asking her to car |
aim when the train arrived. A lew |
minutes later the train came along ana |
she assisted him TO the Track. He |