Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-03


bou / d stage at Lost Soldier, so miles
north OF Rswline, Wyoming, Monday,
aud riff d the mail SACKS.
While driving n spirited horse on the
Saratoga road Saturday, p, >. Lang.
ord, n promiDet raucher Of Los GatDs,
Cal, was thrown from his wagon aud
sustained internal injuries which
proved fatal.
w. o. Stanley OF Ogden, who travels
for Scnilling's tea house, Ban Fran
clscO, was horsewhippen In Cheyenne
Monuay afternoon by Mrs. NJ. j..
Nicatls. The trouble was over bill
U. Stanley. for board.
]. II. Edgar and VIM. O'Brien.
gombleIs, Rtaliy shot each other in o
rev in Denver Monday ,afternuon.
O'Brien dIed in a few minutes. Ed.
saI's wound WAS alec mortal. The
parties had lived In Salt Lake. 1t is
said that Trey were thievep.
In Sowley, Summer and other coun.
ties In Kansas, giris and young women
are hi.lng themselves as regular
farm hands. They get 81 anu SO u day,
and they run the blndeIs and drive the
'esnls, thOugn managing tue heavy
sneaves Is yet rather difficult. IL IL
said that women stand the heat bet
ter than men.
A epec al TO the SpokesmRn.Rsview
from NurIhport, Wath., ssyt: A hand.
car "a the Rsd MUuntsin rORu jumped
the track ut sheep Greer FAILS. Four
men were thrown Of; one OF them,
Claus Gustsvson, fell INTO the canyon
below, distance OF 30 eet anu was
Instantly killed. His BODY had to be
Iiittu out with ropes. Gusluvaon came
from Puget sound last igIl.
jerry Larkin, employed by the
Mclean brothers on the extension Of
TIE LA GRANGE ditch, twenty.h We
miles from WeaveTvilIe, Cal, was
klItu Thursday. VITA Ave other
men lie was rUl.ing a bowlder oil the
grace Vi the uitch line, lost his balance
sud fell about twenty feet, striking Oh
The rocks. The powder, about thre g
feet square, rolled over him. Ii 3 le z
ana snouiuer were broken ana he was
uuft internally. He lived three
hour.
J. Is. Chapman, who for some years
past has been In immediate charge VI
Inc freight claim department OF the
5outneru Pacific railway coln-
puDy, died Slturuay at san Francisco,
from the bursting Of an sbscess in his
ear. Asiue from the abscess, which
had not been even slight source OF
Inconvenience to the deceased for
muIe than Two days prior to his de-
mise, Chapman was in the enjoyment
OF excellent health anu was in good
Ia.
hls death was a surprise and shock TO
his many irisnus. He was at his desk
all Jay Thursday, but was feeling TOO
i'll on Friday TO resums his Iabors in
tho general freight office. Saturday
the epscess burst anu fl ioued his bra II
ana death eDtueu immediately.
The new Chinese consui-general in
San FranciscU has gone lar beyond
auy OF his or .deCes.oTs Ia his progress
sive iusaa. He has just.issuel proc
lamation Which IL posted In several
places in Chinatown, IN which he All
vites the Chinese tO send their chill
dren, and particularly their girls, TO
the schools PROVIDED by the b0aru OF
education. The idea OF educating
girls is so foreign to CAinese lucas az
h amount to a decided innovA-
ton. That representative Of
the Chinese emperor should
advise the emperOr's subjects to
send their glrls TO Ameicnn
schools is still mo:e novel. Ia this
proclamation tue cOnsui-genersl says
thai education for their children is
necessary to make them useful resi-
dents OF this country anu enable them
to meet the conditions under which
they live. They pay taxes for the
support OF the schools, and therefore
they should take advantage of the
sohoo facilities provided. The sdu-
cation OF the Rirls, he continues, lie just
as necessary in this country AZ the
education OF the boys, anu he urges on
all Chinese parents that they SEND
their girls to school.
Garrett e, A ndsrson, retired banker
and broker OF New YORK, died from
|. n. Taylor ranch, eight miles from.
L U *. Arlz INA. Anterior and his
~ spent some months In
p. oe tx ana were preparing 20 return
home to New YOrs, aud before Going
40 wished to visit their only son, who
was mining on Gave Creek ,thirty.tive
miles northeast Of Pho5aIx. The
couple lett PA Rnix Thursday with .
nOrse and buggy and spent the night
at the Taylor ranch, proceeding ou
their way Friday morning. The road
10 plain anu not Considered dangerous
at auy tiae Of the year, al watering
places are not far apart, although the
country Tor miles Is n desert. Tine
weather was very hot and thrsstened
ram, which maue the air pplres.
Give. When the couple had
reached point three miles from
Cave Creek station their horse was
very tired and stopped frequently.
Tney hsd only a canteen OF waier,
some OF which was given 10 the horse.
AnuerpOn feared mat they were on
The wrong road anu belle Wing that the
morse would travel faster II headed to-
ward home turned aud started back
Toward Phmlix. The horse zgzlRgtd
scross the road anu stopped often.
Anderson climbed out II the vehicle
10Y catchy t. assist the animal. Dur
ing the hottest part Of the day, when
they hsu gone about ten miles toward
home, AnGers0u was overcome. The
hurte being exhausted MIS-. A nuersuu
was obliged to remain In the sun with
her helpless husband III nearly
O'Clock tia evening, when the perry
was found by j. A, Moor, Gave
Creek mining man, who had been at.
tracttd by the peculiar tracks oil the