Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-09
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Sudden Oath Of the Wife Of Gen.
trail PaC ilC Mail Agent.
a poY'S rArAL FALL Ar PLAY.
Encouraging IA ways iu Arlz na-Nl
most starved to D,a h-Gar.
deners 60 Op raie.

Chas. II. Mil aRrd, who kent q
cigar store in San Diego, Cal, com.
mltted suicide SATURDAY evrniHg. For
some time he had been suffering from
cancer.
The Ariz ma legislature has passed
the measure providing for fifteen
years. lax exemption to new railway g,
construction u begin WITHIN siX
months ana to continue at the rate ul
twenty-five miles per annum.
Lew HARDWOOD, while hunting near
the Arroyo seco, ICal,, Toll over
an emba, kment anu miraculous y
saved his lie by grabbing the lint OF a
tree. His Lex was 30 ba1Iy broken that
the bone prOtruded Ia several plac"..
Ii was am puted.
Mary Boman, "a trained nurse, was
found dead In bed Ssturday,at u house
In Seattle, WASH, where sue has bee II
serving IN Ter pro iesslOnal capacity.
There is strOn. suspicion That the
woman drank carbO.ic acid or a large
quantity OF pure alcohol with euiciual
intent.
Miss Au.usta Launeker, Is years OF
age, was found dead In her bel FRI
day morning al Wslis Waila, Wash.
A partially emptieJ bottle OF strych.
nine WINS found lying ON the floor,
showing that Ahe had taken her uwn
life. She had been despOnd dent over
the death OF James Msier, VINO died
from heart disease suddenly last
rhursduy, and for whom she had con-
ceived at attachment.
The drawings Tor the immense beet
sugar factory to be Immediately cree.
ted near Saiina, CAL, have been sub
united. the factory will not only he
the largest in the UniteI States, but
the largest Ia the world, ana with IT.
warehouse, etc, will cover 52S acres.
The largest buluing VIII be $50 feet in
length md lU6 feet wide ami FIX stOri es
high. The crushing capacity will Ut
1900 tons daily. winch VIII produce
45O tons OF refnel sugar.
Friday afternoon at the ranch ni
Matthew Muyle, twelve miles from
Modtsto, Cal, his son IL nry was tuu
over by roller weighing over 1000
pounGs AMI horribly mangled ao,u
Il face and his entire bOJy bruised
Fir m the NECK down he IL ptralz'J
anu II he RECEIVERS Will lie JisfiguroJ
anu rob ,Sly parilyz Tor NE. rbe
by is Is years ola. He was riving
four horses on the roller a. the tim &.
The team ran. away and Henry W 9
thrown from his seat aud fell under Q
roller.
Charles Loughbridge of O4khnd,
Cal, was found Saturday morning 10
iankhouse, where he had crawleo
away to die. Lpughbridge's case IL a;
exceedingly piiiful one. The untUftu.
nate man at75 years OF age is an out
cast ana without relatives. 1t appear,
that for some time past the cid fellow
as made the farmhouse his home.
Wneu the weather was not so severe
he was nble to endure 1t all ana man.
aged to keep body and soul together
by begging from door to door 10 the
immediate neighbOrhood. o. lat, ,
however, he has been unable to move
from bis pallet In the wretched retreat,
ana he has almost starved to death.
Harry Kelly, aged G years, died
Friday evening as the result OF fal
from bsllustrade in the New Brun,-
wick House In San Frsnclsco. Tn.
unfortunate boy lived with his mother
In the house. They occupy y room
the third floor, aud shortly after
O'Clock Harry LEFT 10 play In the hall.
way. With several companions he
started to slide down the balustrade,
when suddenly he lost his balance and
fell TO toe basement Il Dor, distance Of
about for y feet. His skull was broken
In three places, several OF bis ribs were
fractured anu Que OF his legs badly
confused. He was also internally
injured and died in few minutes.
Mrs. Kelly had frequently warned her
sJn not to Glide down the balustraie.
Rnwell, New Mex co, RscurJ: A
number OF the NUT IND vegetable
growers of this immediate section have
organized Operative union tor
mutual benefit in the disposition OF
Pecos Valley products in outside ma .
kets. The object OF the organizaiJ N
" the encouragement OF growing and
shipping fruit anu vegetables, each
member agreeing to raise at least an
acre OF fruit or vegetables for shipmeut
by the organization. The membershlt
fee ia one dollar aud every bouy Inter-
ssted In euch an organization IL invited
TO attend the meeting OF the union.
BY cooperation they can make bette
and more satisfactory sales OF their
products anu secure better traffic ar.
rangemenis.
The storm that stru ok Los Galos,
CAL, SUNDAY morning was the most
terrific that was ever witnessed in III At
part OF the state. At about 1880 u
lively shower was falling ana the CON-
muuity were principally gathered
around their heating stoves enj oying
themselves indoors. All OF sudden
aud WITHOUT warning vivid anu
binding fash OF lightning occurred,
followed by peel of thunder that
seemed to rock the very hills. The tt 10.
phone office wa, practically demol-
ished, the 'pbOues in every station
In town bsing burned out. The
telephone operator and several patrons
In the office were severely checked, but
fortunately no one very seriously. Roy
Davia, operator OF the Western Union
Telegraph company, was badly shaken
upand thou ht his time had come. Tue
Residence OF Captain Harris OF the San
Joso Water company, was struck by
lightning anu he was ,RuOeked down
and inaccessible and has not Yet II COW