Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-01
AMONG OUR NEICHBORS.
Two Children Fatally Burned by an Exploding
Can Of Oil.
SAVED TROUBLE BY HIS MoTHEs-IN-lAw


Two men have been captured IN yell
lowstone Park, supposed to be the per-
sons who held up the park stages two
weeks ago.
Lee Davis. a young bicycist Of
Butte, Montana took II header on sun
day, while "scorching." and received
u fracture Of the base Of the brain
from which the doctors fear he cannot
recover.
While playing with matches in nm
Old outbuildng used as storehouse at
Fort Wingate, New Mexico, on Tues
day. little Alice Winstone and Harry
Arnold. aged 3 and years, set fire to a
can OF oil, causing an explosion
Alice was burned to a charred and un-
recognizable mass Harry WINS bad
" burned about The head and will
probably die.
\ resident Of Livctrnore. named
oliver is IN - peek Of trouble because
OF the joking propenHitios of some OF
his friends. During the absence Of
Mrs. Oliver At the seaside, the jpltCrs
entered the Oliver homo and dlstribut-
ed evidences Of feminine occupancy in
the chamber sacred to guests. When
Mr.. oliver returned home there was n
scene, ana only through the interVen-
fion of his mother-in-law, oliver was
able at length to clear himself of the
suspicion of wrong doing
Butte Miner. Aug. 3O There was Il
jail delivery on the woman's side of
the city jail yesterday morning When
Chiet MulhOlland came down stairs to
see how Jailer Boyle was getting
along, several women complained that
they We're i'll and had suffered from
cold during the previous night The
tnlrl Is llp pnnn- Va odd Tn1laxts
ana as none OF the prisoners were
charged with anything more serious
than misdemeanors, and most had
served out the greater portion OF their
sentence, he concluded to turn them
loose and gave orders accordingly.
Denver Field and Farm: Early this
spring there was a cut In salaries on
the tramway car system In Denver.
andmany of the older employees thought
there was a good or better money in
different lines of work. one in par
ticular purchased few cows and COM
menccd peddling milk. / met him n
few days ago and in general remark /
inquired how the dairy was prosper
ing. He told me there was more money
in the business than In running a grip
car besides being his own boss with
out any one TO bumper his freedom;
also that the few cows had grown in
to n bunch of choice dairy stock with
all of the latest appliances for their
care. This shows where there is a
will there is n way to make a living
where some would fail.
The vault in Oak Hin cemetery. san
Jose Cal, owned by the Gribner fumi-
~ was broken open Monday night and
the big marble slab over the coffin con-
tanning the remains of Mrs. DIR. Sprang-
er, was torn from its place in the solid
cement and masonry. The body was
not disturbed, although the sliding door
on top OF the casket was pushed back
and the remains exposed. There is no
clue to the guilty parties and the mat
ter is mystery, Mrs. Spranger and
her husband came TO Santa Clara
county a few years ago from Chicago
and built an elegant home on top of
the Santa Cruz mountains near Sky
land only n few miles from Wrlght's s.
They had every luxury money could
buy. Mrs. Spranser died about two
years ago, and shortly afterward sew
eral papers printed a lot Of sensational
gossip about the family. She was said
to have great wealth by her Chicago
relatives who minated that there
was a mystery In connection with her
death. The authorities are now Won
dering II this had anything to do with
the dissertation of her grave.
.Chicago Drovers journal: The
an art. 1t is question that is al
ways before meetings of cattlemen
Thousands Of dollars are annually lost
because of the damage done the hides
by the brands. 4 fortune awaits the
person inventing method for mark
ing range cattle other than the brand
ine-iron. The Mexican cattle are con-
sidered the best branded OF all. The
brands are small and are clearly cut
and rarely damage the hides. The
irons are thin and are always applied
hot enough 10 SINCE the hair The
iron is never used the second time be-
fore relocating. There has been con-
siderable complaint of late by the
South Dakota stockmen on account OF
docking certain amount from hides
shipments because of the large brands.
The average cowmnn is careless i'm
branding. The lack Of heat Is made
up by pressure, which usually makes
running sores ana dsflgured brands.
OFTEN the discount amounts to seventy
five cents hide, which with a large
shipment aggregates a considerable
sum.
The crop of honey will be largo in
the vicinity of Phoenix. Arizona this
year and probably 100000 pounds viii
he sent out of the Salt river valley.
The market extends from Texns 10
Massachusetts,. but the sales are larg-
est IN chicago. No other industry OF
that valley has grown so steadily,
since 1872, when n few stands were
successfully transported there. the
number of colonies has yearly in
creased until now as many as thirty
or forty carloads of honey will be
shipped out annually As the num-
Der OF stands increased the supply was
greater than the home demand could
so an association of bee
Keepers was formed through the co.
operative plan by which the market
was secured. IL is due entirely to the
Efforts of this society that bee culture
has reached its present extent In
fact the product outgrew the ability
of the one association to handle IL.
and another company was incorporat-
ed, All the shipments are made through
these two associations, for IL Is much
cheaper to ship in carload lots than in
rII.s. &c