Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-08
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Death Follows Beins Cut With
Barbsd Wire.
INSANE From AN OLD ACCIDENT
Shielded Because OF slander-TraiD
Kills the occupant o Buggy
--DrowHiDg.

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SANITY la traced to an injury sustainey
some twelve years age. HIS head WE
run uvsr by a wagon wheel and was
crushed 80 AS TO cause the fractured
skull to come in contact with the
brain.
John Lee OF San Mateo, CAL, prom.
iuently known In the fruit canniu 4
and wine inu ustry OF that state, diuu
shortly after noon SuDdsy al the roar.
dence Of his con, John Lee Jr. Hi.
death was due to blood polsani NJ,
caused from injuries received on .
birbeu wire feucs on his fruit an
wine ranch near fresno two wseAs
sg0.
Lompoc, CAL, Record: Noticlns
or OF Il CHS OF biackbifuB hover ny
atout The mustard fields, aud know
'ig that there were none OF the worms
tn At nave hitherto visitel this crop, WE
wefe curious TO know what these Dir +
were 80 bssidu onsiy lee log on. a
close inspection found / ey were rid.
mug the fields OF the mustnrI lonsv OF
aphle that nlwsys, la dry seasons,
makes Its appearance, olteu to the
destruction OF great percentage VI
iln value.
The coroner al Livermore, Gallo :
Hia, held an inquest i ,iurday on the
body OF FabioDa Aivieo, who endeu
her life with poison. Her sister Mari.
die1 mkt Day, from poison taxed at
tn same time. 1t " as sb own that F.
bi pa anu Marie Aiviso took deaui
potions because the IDLE gossip OF b
@ immunity had banded their gool
QEnMt In n IA Pa ia2 nta N
The corenef's jury sgreed that uu.
warranted SANDER had grieved the
young women and had co crus cd the
elder slater, Faoiona, that she hsu
resolved to give up her lie in oonst :
quence. The nndings OF the jury ar.
to the effect that the deceased,
Fabiona Alviso, came to her death by
taking pOieon with suicidal intent.
The Alviso girls had been uted TO b
great deal OF company all their lives,
and were popular amonE their young
ncqusintancer. Or late they he'd eacl
sbowna marked preference Tor cer-
tain young men, wuo called frtquen,-
Iy at their home, and q happier pair
OF girls was not to be found. The
girls developed a habit oil staying out
too lato ana were imprudent in other
ways. The mother febuked them,
and goesile linked their names t.
those Of young men about the neigh.
borbU3d and started a eerles OF objet-
tionable stories about them, resulting
in tho double suicide.
A fatal accident NEAR Alturae, GAL,
has resulted in the drowning o. a
young man named Otto Crsbtree
Crabtree, accompanied by friend
Nance Presley Doris ana Two y uls
ladies', Miss AdIie DJrris anu Mhe
Guesie Mcdowell, started on hJr.t.
back from the Doris ranch, near
Alturas, We1nesuny morning, on d
snort pleasure trip into the countiy
west OF the south fork OF Pitt river,
which flows near the city. Arriving
at the bnnk OF the river, the parry
found the Terry boat on the other eiue
OF the stream, and there being NJ
regular ferrymaD, IL became necessary
for one Of the parry to GROSS over H.
order to bring the BOAT back. The
river at this point 10 not fordable.
Y-uDg CrabtIee and Doris therefore
concluded to swim their horses over,
Both riders and hoises had crossed the
stream IN various occasl0Ds beiUTe,and
no difficulty was anticipated. DORIS
went ahead, followed by Crabtree nDu
was soon IN deep water, when his b urse
suddenly refused 10 swim aau began
piungipg. Not being a Dle TO swim Dor.
ris chung to the saddle anu finally cue
oeedeJ In reaching tue shore In safely,
Mt 80 wan his companion, W nose
horse, although a trusted animal, also
had taken to plunging. Ssv,rII
times both Crsbtree anu his horse
were entirely under water. Al last,
when the maduened beast had nearly
returned " shallow water on the 81 e
rom which they started, the rider isl
20 OF the animal and started to swim
10 the shore. Tao ladies on shore wer.
In the meantime almost frantic. Mas
Doris sprang from her horse anu
waved into the river as far as ehe
dared. Crabtree made little headwBy
and finally sank. When he disal.
peared the third time he was within
three feet OF the agouized young wo-
man. The drowning was reported
ana search was made for the body.
Inc graphing prove1 OF no avail, aud
three Inuisns were finally employ ed /.
One secured the body afer diving
many times near where he went
down. Crabtree was but Is years Of
age.
Two sisters, Mics Stella aud Lizzie
Hansen, Were struck by paeser ger
lroin near Santa Margarita, Cal, Sat.
urdsy. Miss Stella was 81 badly Ia.
juted that she died in thies hours, bui
ner sister may recover. About two
miles north OF Santa MaIssrlta, o.
the line OF the Southern Pacific, Is the
home OF ii. N. Hansen. For ,ome
tune past Mr.. Hauseh'stwo daughters,
Mics Stella, pged II, and Mics l. zzie
agei 10, have been In the habit o !
visiting san LUIS Ooispo every SAluf-
day 10 receive instructors 10 music.
AT O'Clock Saturday morning. they
left home Tor their regular weekly
visit. AT Santa Msrgarila the wagon
roaa passes around small bluff auu
all view Of the railroad track Is Ct
scured, until the track Ia reached,
Abound the curve In tue wagon roau
the Misses Hansen drove In their
buggy, a light vehicle, drawn by one
horse, AMI Just rs they emerged upon
the track the nortabouud passeL.
ger train came thuudering along only
u short distance away. IL was impos.
sibie TO turn back, anu the young lady
who was orivipg urged the hofsr
across the track just as the tIhiu
reached the spot, bur the horse became
frightened anu reared back, sendIng
the buggy anu It's occupants directly
into the engine OF the last moving
uain. The buggy was wrecked ana
the glrls weie thrown out. The
younger of the two girls, Miss SleIls,
agel II years. Jared the worse. Picked
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