Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
NEWS OF THE WEST.
A Woman UpSelS a Lamp and is
Badly Burned.
KILLED BY TIMBER, GIVING WAY.
Found Dead IN n BAN nb hi d IRON
Hys,tria-Lis Oi sui
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HJsAtIlh VI oui
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The San Fraucisc1 city c-unc'l has
re iuseL 10 pass an anli-nigh has oril-
snoe.
Al Pmctrville, Cal, on Monday,
John Il. Wilson enct himself through
the heart.
V. Wooden OF New Orleans killed
him.eli by shooting, at Fresno, Ca'r
On MOnuay.
George Il. Ramsey, Il Iab rer, com-
mi,teI su clue ny angling, a, ku.ner,
Cal, ON Monday.
IL. hatcher ui san Fhuciseo snut
himself thr ugh the heat AZ San joss,
Cal No cause is assigned, de Wa
Il years old.
The builders ami contractors vi San
Diego, Gal, al u meeting recently.
passed resolutions toycOItlng the SAu
Diego brewery owl x to ths action tf
It's president in award ny the c ntrsCt
Tor building tne book on the plaza to Il
Les Augt les fra. Il ID clalme1 the
latter'a bid was So. 900 below that VI
any local bidder.
A ere at Eureka, Cal, Monday
light destroyed the twO.stury home uf
IL. Nj. Gatlih. AS she was retiri x
Mrs. GatIiii In some way upset the
lamp, which exploded, setting her
clothes and the house on fire. She
rusheI down stairs and her burning
clothing was extInguieheu, but the
house burned to the grlund. Mrs.
Gatlih was severely burned.
Robert Taylor, an old and well.
known citizen, was stticken with
h art disease whild taking a bBth al
| Hatblr View, GAL, MONDAY. He had
been recommended TO take the hot
baths Tor Rheumatism, from which he
suffered. He went cut in company
| with Robert Beamish. They had I'D
| Joining apartments aud when Beamish
| had finished his bath and looked for
Taylor, the latter was found in his bath
tub dead.
According to the Tribune OF Cald-
well, IuahO, u young man of that town
| is reported to have said: al did not 20
ON the legislative iunket to Salt Lake,
but my brother, who was not leglsla-
Every thing wgs Iree, wines. lunches,
street cars, theatres and all. MY
| brother attended everything except a
private NEE ing OF the Legislators and
railroad officials. He wac not nj.
mitled TO that." THE is another
Garden OF Ellen business. Every
fruit save only the knowledge OF gold
| anu evil.
While thirty men were at work on
the Seattle anu Lake Shore am
Eastern bridge across the Spokane
nver, two miles below the city, Seattle,
| Washington, on MondRy, the iaise
work gave way. Fred Fisher, Charles
Miller, Archie Mountiord anu William
| English were thrown into the river
thirty feet below. In his TALL Fishel
| struck timber aud received fatal
iuiuriee, dying shortly after being taken
to the hospital. Miller was slightly
injured by falling timbers. Mount.
ford and English iespei far out into
the stream anu escaped with a duck
| ing.
Funeral services were held Monday
| afternoon al Oakland, CAL, over the
remains OF Mrs. Mamie Wall, after
| which tho body was shipped to Fresno
| for interment. hrs. Wan, who was
the wife Of Wentworth I'll. Wall OF
| East Oakland, died very su idenly
early Sunday morning. While In an
office on Broadway Saturday noon she
was attacked with hysteria. The co H'
| yulsions became more frequent, a.
| although four doctors were called IN
consultation, nothing could be done to
relieve the sufferer. The immediate
| cause OF death was hemorrhsgs OF thu
| Drain, caused by the violence OF the
spssnis. Mrs. Wall was but % years 81
age anu leaves husband and ont
| little boy.
At Hillhurst, Washington, on Sun.
day night, n farmeT's boy discovered
| the decomposed body of a man In s
| clump OF bushes about mile from
| town. The dead man was attired IL
| good clothing. In pocket was found
| u check for a vRiise which had been
sent from Seattle to Tacoma lsst A pril
In the vslise were found silk under.
wear and number Of photographs, q
mark on one OF which indicated that II
was taken In st. Louis. The letter,
40. T." were found upon one ipiecegoI
underwear. BY the side OF the bJdy
were found an empty whisky bottl,
and two.ounce bottle with the cor k
out. There were no evidences OF lou
play, and 1t 10 believed that the man
| committed suicide.
San Angelo (Texas) Standards: i'll
Pennington, the 1--we stock agent OF tn,
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe, has beef
Ina the city a week and made careful
estimate OF the number OF fat M ttont
that win be shipped irsm San Angelo
this season and he places the figure oil
1850, 900 heRd, This 10 very conserva,
tive estimate MS several OF the mutton
GENERATORS place the number at not les.
| than 200, 600. The muttons will aver
age much lighter this year than lae
because while in excellent condition
they are nearly all yonng sheep, al
the old heavy.weights being shipped
cut last season. Sheepmen are In very
hopefuI condition and 1t is going to be-
hard work for spectators to make any
money this seas0n, sheepmen being
Indifferent about selling ana demand
ing good stiti prices.
Fort Pierre, South Dakota, Jouraal,
Notwithstanding the severe Storm
| which have covered many districts OF
the western stock raising country with
deem snow, loss ana damage to the
herds IL comp lrstively light. Thi.