Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-02

were destroyed The north bound
train was delayed over five hours. as
about 500 feet of the Southern PaclhG
railroad track was burned.
Another arrest on n charge q per-
Jury may be the sequel 20 J. N. Car
rett's proceedings against Henry COL
gan at Oakland, Cal. The latter pro-
poses to hold Garrett responsible Tor
swearing in the compliant drawn that
Mrs. Garrett, formerly q Miss Pack
ard was twice as old as the license
set forth. which Garrett charges Col
gan fraudulently obtained,
Two men fell over the cliffs Of Tele-
graph hill. near San Francisco. early
Wednesday morning. The dead body
of one Of them. supposed to be that
OF George r.. Wilson, was found at
the foot Of the hill. near Chestnut
and Kearny streets. The other, I'd
ward johnson, a sailor, went over the
brink of Battery and Union streets.
lie was taken to the harbor emergen-
cy hospital with a broken arm and
badly confused side.
A general city Improvement club
that promises to draw "A large mem
bership has been organized at oak
land, Cal. The constitution gives the
following statement of the object for
which 1t was formed: For the sole
purpose of advocating, promoting and
encouraging general mrn~cipal I'M
provements and utilities ans advanc-
Ing the best interests and welfare OF
the municipality and not TO advance
the selfish interests OF any one, but
only to consider the public welfare
VIM. C. Andross. aged 20 years, and
+. A. Whiteside. aged 30 years, were
booked at the San Francisco city pris-
on Wednesday night by Detective
Tom Gibson for forgery. The men are
oil tVN1 ,ffs of
tickets which were stolen from the
Southern Pacific Railrond Co. White
side and AndrosS's brother We're mr.
rested four years ago in connection
with AZ man named Greenwald FOR
stealing over $4,000 worth Of tickets
from the railroad office. Andross and
Whiteslde turned states evidence and
We're given their liberty.
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Mrs. MARY Il. Jynkenan died Mt
seabrirht cal. wednesday morning
of heart trouble presumably hnatened
NV the shock Of the po,yflet min OK
Diosion she was n native Of Mis-
souri, 65 years of age. she went to
California i'm 1919 with her father.
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