Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-26
NEWS OF THE WEST.
ThTeG-Year.0d Girl Killed by
Falling Tree,
EYE BURNED ny CURLING IRONS.
Crushed by a Log-Ar,z ma U'ah Land
Qu sou-il1gei Brib ry in
IdahJ-Arresi of RobblIs.

The allegation comes from Idaho
that ut least one member Of the legis.
lalurc named Jones, was brlbed 10
vote for Senator Heitleld.
Seventy.Gve union minerB struck at
braiville, on the sSedalia Senator anu
Highland Chief mines on Thursdny,
lecRuse the mine owuerB refused to
discharge non.uliop engineers.
James Clancy, James Moore, J. b.
Grafton, James MAGE, Franz Moody,
Charles POfTy and Frank O'neil were
arrested IN Butte, Montans, On Thurs.
ar. They are believed TO DC the gRns
OF rUbl ers that has terrified Butte the
past week.
he Idaho suprems COURT; ION Thu 8.
day, denied too application OF SlI
LlfklnA tor rsheaTlng OF ms case.
this teais the fate Ci the Bingham
county murderer uuies' the board Of
atdons nuds reasons FOR interfering,
which does not seem likely.
The progressive woman viii have TO
8dopi new style OF dress unless she
wish,s to be COniounded with the
MODgols Recently u Chinese APP
peared On / street ia Sacramento,
rrsseI In iull bl11met costume, anu
cauylng his bundle. He hid left his
Ocyie home, however, and was on
foot. Like all refOrmers, he was the
target for j Ikea anu jibes, the Chinese
ASSEMBLING 10 guy him Us he passed
along.
a Seattle POst-Intelligencer special
from McMurray, SkagIt county, sAys;
A SAD accident occurred this morning
at $ O'Clock by which the thtee.yeai-
old daughter OF w. H. Merry was
kiIlou.Gnd his wife seriously Injured.
Merry vac engaged in telling tree
which endangered his house. III fall.
Ing the tree struck another, the latter
falling in the direct OF tue womna
and girl. The girl's neck and back
were broken. ME-. Merry now lies Ia
critical condition. Merry moved
mis- lami y from Olympia here about
six mo ths ago and Is EN- ll0yed in the
Alta lumber company's mill.
Ramon Panduro, the great Mexican
artist In Guy who WIS sent to the
WOrla's Fair in Chicago b. the Next
can government, in lying Ut his hOmu
In San Pedro, MIX. uGngerGusly III
with complication Of In grippe and
kiuney trouble. His physician pre-
uounces his case hopeless. PauduTo Is
q tull. bloodGd Indian and Is entirely
self taught, nevor having received a
Lesson 10 his life, yet his work ia 20
wonderful that he hos Worldwide
reputation aud has done WORK for puo.
pls in all parts Of the United States
ana Europe. His faculty 10 such that
he gives but one sitting anu finishes
the image in one day.
Miss Edyth Brown met with a
peculiarly distressing accident ut her
home on ID street, PetalumD, Cnl., u
few days ago, and although the injury
received isa very painiul one, 1t is
hoped that 1t Will not prove serious.
Mise Brown was engaged in curling
ber hair and had the curling iron
alInuat red hot, when she accidentally
let 1t slip ana II entered the lett eye,
burning the corner directly shove the
PUPIL. DR.. j. l. Stephen was hastily
summoned and gave temporary Are
lief At his suggestion the sufferer
was taken to San Francisco TO an ey o
specialist for treatment. Miss Browns
es esight Will be saved and she Ia GET
ting aloog nicely, although she eu-
Tered intense palm.
Alta logging camp on Lake Sama-
mish, a few miles from Seattle. Wash,
young man named John Hillig ar
was crushed 10 death by tree Mon
day evening. The tree mad been felled
on the side OF hill and Hilligar was
"brushingD 1t. The men working with
him had warned him OF the danger OF
getting too near the tree, which was
resting on several slender sRplings.
While they were at supper his zsa
led him to q fatal point, and his com.
paniOns, alarmed at his unusual ab.
ssnCe, started out to search for him
aud found his mangled body. He was
81 years old, the Oldest OF seveu
children, the support OF his father,
LOuia f. Hillipar, who is heartbroken
at his sudden I'll ctioD.
Tuesday afternoon the locomotive OF
the DougheTty mill train, jumped the
track while on the way from the mil
to Boulder creek, and with a treigh
car loaded with wood, went into the
Sau Lorenzo river, 30 feet below.
Engineer SHELTON aud Conductor
Gatiuey jumped from the train Just In
time to save their lives. The loconlo.
tive turned over twice in the descent.
a great volume OF steam burst from
the boiler, but 1t is NOT known whether
a steam pipe wac broken or the boiler
collapsed. The freight car was badly
wrecked and the wood scattered in
every directiO The other three cara
composing the train remained on the
track. The cause OF the accident is
unknown, although It Is attributed to
the poor condition OF the ruRdbed
owing to the recent heavy storm.
John Mallon, the genial clerk of
VolimaT's hOtel, at Embarcadero, CAL,
had q narrow escape from drowning
Friday morning. Together with sev.
eral other oitlzsns OF that place, he
was istanding on the county bridge
when crosses SonUmR creek at that
point, watching the waters OF thai
stream Ms they rushed by. Suddenly
The railing OF the bridge gave way and
he was preclpitRtod into the raging
torrent. When he came TO the surigce
he grasped huge log and wont sail.
ing down the stream at great pace.
Johnnie Mcneil, who witnessed tho
miehap, se.zsd long bOat.hook, and
as man anu log rounded bend in the
stream no haTpOOned tho log and
landeu Mr.. MallOn, who was astrlIe
the same, safely On terra flrma. It was
a most exciting rescue anu mosl re.
magEable escape.
On Thursday evening Commission.
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