Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-28
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Young Woman Killed on Her Way 10
ba Married.
roy DROWNED WHILE SWIM MING.
Died Four Rays fer His Wedding
Killed by Fell from Window
trouble Nv r Oh nrse.


200, OU0 gallons, anu the site Is l65 feet
b We the town.
Six Riverside, Cal, sm III boys have
Oeen tenteucsu to b. spanked for lay.
iug 10 supply OF fireworks against
he coming Fourth Oi July. t..
trouble was that the youngsters appru-
prIAied tue fireworks ~ their own use
In n burglarlous manner.
l. J. Smith, a machinis', fell from n
conc story wi now Ia Turn Vereln
hall, l. Angeles, CAL, while bail
US ~ prugfess There nj an early hour
sunday uorniAg. He received in'
.rnal injuries and cd thai afternoon.
He leaves u wife ana four children.
Malai, Idaho, Enterpri.t: Maiad
ekcsls IN beautl ui crop OF little
iackgu rds, whose every word 10
accompanied wrh az oath; Maid
xUels III tue numoer Of young men
VINO make II a haUit OF getting drunk
At every public gathering; Maiad
xcels in pour luplc scnoOIs anu tue
oingiDg ~ Of worthless generation.
Mslsu, Idaho, Enterprise: Harry
Chapman oil Nevada, and Lewis
sampson OF Salt Lake CITY, were
strested Thufeday anu brou lit be ore
Judge IL ward upon charge OF vlo'
Ia 4 the sheep law passed by the las
legislature, anu put in plea OF not
guilty. rhey were released without
boDus. Ii is generally believed that
Mtssrs. Chi oman ana Sampson intenJ
testing the validity OF the law passed
last winter.
Joe Parker, aged about 81 years, was
drowned Sunday at ranch, about
eighteen miles from MERGED, Gal.
Several OF the men, working ON the
ranch went swimming, Parker with
hem. AS they were coming out OF
the water tbey noticed Parker swim
ming or the bauk, but on looking "a
second time lie had disappeared. He
/, supposed to have BEEN taken with IA
crsmp. Ell rts to recover the body
have 20 far been Ruthless.
Six men and Eve women were
baptized In the bhy between Jones and
Taylor streets, San Francisco, Satur-
day by Charles Montgomery. II. A.
Ironsides, Il visiting evangelist, Opened
toe ceremony with u selection from the
Book Of Romans, anu alter prayer
the waters of the bay, drawn quickly
out and hurried to a bOathouse, where
warmth was restored. Montgomery
viii bapiizs number OF others next
sunday al the same place.
There is o growii demand for rsmie
fiber abroad. Director Dsvol OF the
Tucson, Arizona, experiment station,
announces that he is receiving Ufier-
from foreign capitalists to enter into
contracts to purchase ramie fiber in
the rough at $40 to $50 per tor. From
the results obtained with experiments
in rsmie growing nj that station, IL
may be grown with ease In Ar zona.
Tue experime nt station Is seduIng free
samp es OF seed to all those in Arizona
who wish to try 1t.
A dispatch from Casper, Wyoming,
states that the Wyoming ana North.
western railroad company has fled q
ueed OF trust with the county clerk Of
this county conveying the right OF
way Of the company from Casper to
the Fremont county line TO the Chica-
go Title and Trust company. The
L nsideration 10 the occurring OF 81 $780,
900 for the construction. OF live oil
railway over the conveyed right o.
way, The route Ia the one surveyed
from Casper to Ogden, Utah.
Charles O'Neil, a prominent attor.
ney Of Wallace, Idaho, died suddenly
SUNDAY afternoon at the resiuenee
b. ID. Crocker In Portland, Oregon.
The deceased was married the previous
Tuesday to Miss Eleanor IL. Truax.
He was stricken with acu Q Brlght's
disease Thursday, which developed
uraemic pJison, result & In death.
O'Neil was native Of New Hamp.
shire. He went to Wallace IN 1854,
and was pr scouting at loruey OF Sac
shone couuty, Idaho, during the strike
in the Cnlr u'Alene mines.
CAlnsa, CAL, Sun: A tramp went to
j. J. O'RJurke's house in Colusa a
lew NOR ,IDgs since and asked " he
could DO some work for his breakfast.
Mr.. O'RJurke took him out into the
yard anu introduced him to wool
pile, q sawbuck and saw aud re-.
turned. he house. After waiting q
little while he went out to tell the
man to come to his breakiast. The man
wEs gone, but he had left the following
nOle pinnsd ON the sawbuck: "Jusl
tell them that you saw me, but you
didn't see me saw"
Omaha Stockmsn: Out OF 232 votes
recorded by stock shippers to Ksnsas
CITY only iour have be-n cast Ia favor
OF the recently adopted anti.doeksg.
law. There were 22S votes recor eu
againsl the law 80 that the .seut mem
IN the country is almost unanimously
Opposed 60 the new system, sbippers
laiming 1t entails q loss In most cas-
oi July SIS car. This ltss on top OF
% fact int prices at Kansas City sT,
6 a. o. under ON ,ha Is driving snip-
t.. 20 desperation and as result q
supper ir m LsDeltr county, Ksnsss,
IL going to attack the new law IN the
courts with view to haviug IL
JeelAleI Unconstitutional and nuis-
snce.
Andrew Brsaten and Mis- Clars
q llespie o Monroe, Sn nomlsu oou u
ty, Washington, started sunday TO
rive h Everett to be married. They
stopped at wayelde watering troug b,
an Braaten TOOK the bit from tn
hnrse'B mouth to allow 1t to drink
While he was out Of the buggy q hog
rushed out into the road anu fri Z htensu
the hoT,e, winch plunged 10 one eide,
throwing the girl out. Beaten pick d
her up unconscious anu carried her 10
the HOUSE, OF Senator Davis. A doctor
wis summoned and renamed all day
with the UNCONSCIOUS girl, but eli,
lied that evening. Braaten bsggeu
them piteousiy to save his intended