Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-28
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Nan Ground 10 Pieces Under a Rail.
way Train.
A sAwYeR's BODY cur IN TWO
Steamship ar z,na 10 Go ON n Pac ilc
Line-Dropprd Into he sea-Lgs
aud Arms Cut on.

1t is said that the Chino, Cal, sugar
factory Will spend this year Sl25, 900
To- crude petroleum fuel; VIII take
] 40, 900 tons OF beete, lextiacting there.
from $4,000 tons Il sugar worth
81 10000, ami pay the farmers about
$3.50, 000.
William Grant, sawyer 10 the
sugar Zine sawmill near Roseburg,
Oregon, met mis- heath ia II shocking
manner Friisy. While turning log
Oh the carriage he fell on the saw,
which cut his body completely In Two
lengthwise.
The body OF Frank g kipner, aged
"a. meLibor OF the u. A. r., was
found on the tide nas oil Seattle,
WASH, Friday. 1t 10 believed thst lie
fell of the bridge into the bay when
the tide was In. He formerly lived H.
5au FfsnciscJ.
A man was run over In the Colfsx,
Ca, yards FriLay III roiug, Hisies-
end arms were cut off anu hls boay
horribly Smung!ed. A coronei's jury
developed the fac! that the upiortu-
uate man wae Joseph Sargent, lately
OF lruck,e, Cal, aged 40 years.
Angus Mcdonald, "a iaborer on the
Fort Custer ditch, Montana, was s.rucR
by lightning yesterday. Vne tut
struck his left temple and passej
uown the body 10 the grOund, the
body anu heal beiug almost entlraly
skinned. The watch chain on his vest
was melted. McD,naid's Injuries
were fatal.
John @. Nois, q promiueut Portu'
guese citizen OF Mendocino, CAL, was
s,Rlly injured while at work in the
Casprr woods Thursday. The cattle
which Is used to haul logs out OF d
gnlcb broke and the flying cad caught
Noia's head, mnnglins 1t In a fright
lui manner. He was tsken to the hol-
pitsI, hut died that night.
Patrick O'Connell died suddenly at
Iowa Hill, CAL, Friday night. he
came from Sierra county and was
engaged in peddling hams. He was
walking ahead OF he team when he
returned and stated to his driver that
the walk was too much for him. He
was taken with a severe hemOrrhage
of the lungs and death Resulted In a
few minutes.
VIM. Carrlco OF YrekR, Cal, was
drowned In Scott river Friday morn
ing while attempting to ford that
stream where IL empties iuto the
Klamath. He was takiog load OF
freight to Happy Camp, and In some
manner missed the ford. Iu attemp'.
ing to get his team out he was kicked
by one OF The horses and thrown Int
the river. The body has not been re.
covsfed.
A San Francisco paper says thai
Ebsu l.. Mitchell OF Riverside, Cal.
1 while prun ng cut his hand quite te
vereIy, and on going 10 the HOUSE
found quite chunk Of flesh missing
He went back to the tres, found the
piece, and, picking It up, slapped 1t on
to the wound and tied 1t up. A few
days later he unwrapped the member
and found that he had put tine piece OF
fiesh on wrong END to, but IT was grow
ing fast, Just the Same, and pr0mi,es
to be healed over in few days.
Thursday afternoon a young man
named Burntrager was drowned in
Marble creek, Cal. Young Burntrager
WAS engaged in carrying hume blocks
across o foot log over Marble creek
when by some means he fell from tn
log into the stream and WAS drowned.
He did not arrive at the place where
the other men were ct work and search
was made for him. His hat was seen
floating in O pool OF water below the
log, and shortly sfterwnrd his body
WAS found. The water was only four
feet deep, and 1t 10 thought he either
struck his head when he fell or that G
was attacked by heart disease, as he
had been complaining OF heart trouble.
A dispatch from Tacoma, Washing.
ton, says the steamship Arizonf, oil
5,l44 tons register, formerly OF the
| Guion line over which line the bulk oil
Mormon emigration travelled for yehrs,
which held the record for speed b.
tween New York and Liverpool
twelve years ago, 10 being rehtted Il
| Glasgow, Scotia d, at an expense oil
$500, 900, for service on the Tacoms.
Hopgkung line. She will have &C.
| comniodatiens for fifty firstclass pas.
| sengers AVID will increase the Northern
Pacifc's fleet to five regular steamers,
The largest number operated by any OF
the transpaoific lines.
Cornelins Frederickson OF Psta
luna, Cal, employed q on ranch, had ,
battle royal with vicious stallion
Friday. Frederickson saddled III,
animal and took him on the road t
exercise as was his daily custom
| A mother farm hand was riding the
! stallion while Fredericton WAS lead
| ing him by the halter. Fredericksor
| reached down to adjust the blanket
and tho horse caught him by the arm
aad shook him as terrier would q
| rat, throwing him to the ground, paw.
| ing him, but still retaining a hold on
| his arm. Fredericksoh's cries OF pail
brought assistance and the infuriate {
animal was beaten into submission.
A shocking accident. resulting fatal
ly to q man PANIED Kummeriel1t, &C
CURED Thursday at Russian Gulch
| near Mendocino, Cal. Kummerieiu
was with q party OF campers who cam
to the coast from Sacramento few
days ago. In company with com
| panion named Burger, he was hshiDg
and while attempting to scale CLIFF o
rocks lost his footing and Tell, striking
upnn his head on the rookie below. H.
reboundsd into the sea anu Burger sue
cerdeu in dragging his boy into