Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-24

wanted TO 20 forward TO the amok
and started TO walk alongside 81 til,
train. just ss he was ali ut to board
the train Conductor George TsepleI
gave the signal anu the engine,
| stprted up. Brown grabbed az the
smoket pla torn, but was thrown un.
der the car, the whole train ps,sipR
over d horribly mutilating his bjdy
Miss TiIlson saw Brown fall, anu a, .
tempted to stop the train by signalin
The engineer saw her motioi ing, bu /
did not u nderstaau wnut she wan,e q,
md pulled ahead.
AIRS. Annie Mackln, a young widow
residing al San Francisco, lab ~
under the drlueioD that she 10 sur
rouDded by medical students wuo sr.
vivisectiug her. Sue sees them work.
ing with Their K ives upon her wrIth.
ing boJy. Starvation Is the use OF
he wDma 70 mental iniirmiiy. She
was discharged as a saleswDm ~ for u
big tiru last Janu ry. Her money
WAS SOON 'xnsusted, AM thea sh,
starved. + nearly week past she
has had othInH to eat. Unable H.
obtain work, sue decliued to appeal
her frien for assistance. Sue re-
NAMED In her rsom alone until rea on
was dsthfoned. Then che fieI TO In,
oakland hills. Toe luuacy uimmIs.
sIOners declared "Wednesday u tefnuou
that tue cause OF the wOmtn's troubie
was Starvation. Thty oruered that sbe
oe temporarily housed In the county
al auu we'll ted.
To the Denver Field and Farm this
week w. q. Bradbury, contractor
anu promoter OF irrigsti ent,fpts.,,
talked most Interest," ely regaruin.
% great engineeri < work he is doing
for syndicate OF EuRlisn capitalists
10 southern New Nj co. A system
OF irrigation, incluuIug two dame
across the Rio G,a1Is, with reseT.
voifs a. Il canals IL contemplated. tn.
worn alreaIy cOmpletel IL q Concrete
dsm IN tue IL Gfanue, opposite OH
Fort Seidru. Ii was at fist iutende
10 place this stu ture at a point tw.
miles further up The river but tue
pIosl ective amage from back water {,
the Santa Fe ralroau bed iorceu
change OF lcstioD. Building usm
IN this tfeacneIOus river IL feat u
gfest mag itude, owing principally to
tue quicksanu. To drive foundation
piles uecessitated the use OF a monster
Iriver, WELDING an ls0J.pouDI uam.
mer SIX y.bvs STROKES 10 the minute.
After line OF piles was put uowu the
SILT packed 30 cUmpacuy az TO require
tue use OF powerful hydTAuiIc
stream TO open the way for the seco q
course. High water intetiereJ greatly
with tn. WORK. The intskeAt d scuuf
gates each consist OF battery OF Ave
DOT cast iron pipes, anchored with
IL a
west bai k OF the river Ior twJ miles,
" heu II becomes necessary to or 81 to
he east elue. TniB tfe, sier is effected
b, means of triple inverted siYhou
ma e Of hye-foot wooden stave pine.
laid elven feet under the river bed. A |
large tTsc. OF fertile. valley land vii
be placed under Irrigation by tu |
"a a.. Ii 10 the ultimate purpIse I !
is company 10 place masonry Jan,
ety-six feet high Ia the rIver near
b gle station, at a point called Etc.
jhant Butte. This dam Will form u
twenty-five miles long ana
viii carry water on 10 the tornado uei
IA uerte, akiDg OF that once fsmou
Journey OF DeaIh" prolInc 4 ricuI.
ural district. All worn on these latg,
enterprises Will coon be stopped, OWN.
o the high water, the intention benz
o resume operations alter the rainy
reason IN July. We believe that In,
building OF this uam is the frs. in.
sance OF the use OF mattress work,
when was made necessary by tn, |
feacherous nature OF the soil. In |
the sbutment for the heau.
.stes twenty-five carloads OF willows
we're woven into mattresses, ballasted
M pinned home with pilIny,