Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-09
EVENTS IN THE WEST.
CALIFORNIA WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH,



During the Idaho fair at Boise next
week, there promises TO be some good
racing. AZ fast trotting stock is arriv-
ing there daily.
w. H. E.llsins, who shot and killed
his brother-in-laW near Livingston,
CAL, last June, was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree.
Tho somewhat notorious DR.. Veno
viii be returned to Montana, where he
Is wanted, cXtruditlOn papers having
been Issued yesterday at Boise, Idaho.
Rev. Fcnnimorc r. Young of Oak
land, Cal, the head of the so-called
school for Christ" and the editor OF
Il paper known as "Messiah's Advo-
cate" Is wanted in that city Tor hav-
ing beaten his 14-year-uld daughter on
Saturday night OF last week in a brutal
manner
Juan Vierra, a large land owner in
san Luis Obispo. Cal, was shot and
killed Wednesday night by Jose Lopez.
Nierra has been in the habit Of visiting
I.opez's residence, and in the absence
of Mr.. Lopez has, ON several occasions,
insulted Mrs. Lopez Wednesday night
he called, kicked In the door and was
killed by the woman's husband.
y sensational suit for $4,000 dam
ages was begun In Judge Van Dykes
court at Los Angeles CAL, Wednes-
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nrlv Mrs ,rb,,prgnr fnr ,iiar, ttnf no
directions of her former husbnnd IGb-
ward h. Crandail. well known hard
ware dealer.
Word reached Radding Cal vadnes-
day morning by the o'clock stage of
disastrous fire that wiped out OF ex-
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William p. Bradbury, who found
some time ago that his millions did
not entitle him to use San Francisco
street cars for cuspidors, was Wednes-
day informed by a jury of his peers
that the kicking of piano tuners was
a misdemeanor. for which Judge Con-
Ian will ahlx the punishment. He was
found guilty of battery on the person
or laul Quincy, anu AT eiie rcIuesl o.
ms attorney sentence was p's'poiie'
A dispatch from San Francisco yes
terday says: The prosecution in
the case against O. NJ Welburn, the
deposed collector of internal revenue,
charged with embezzlement, closed its
| CAGE today. after springing a surprise
| upon the defense in the person of Miss
| Nellie O'Brien, who had been employed
MS n clerk, but had only received one
half of the amount due her from We'll
burn. Messenger billiard admitted
having cashed all the checks made
nayable to witness and handed the
money to Welburn, and this conclud-
ed the evidence for the government.
spokane. Wash, dispatch of yester-
day saws: The southwestern SPORTS
mems association closed the mani
mate bird shooting today. The Taco
ma team won the team shoot and r..
l.. Pierce of Tacoma got the highest
average of two days shoot. Eight
events were shot today, some events
having as high as TWENTY-FIVE entries.
Pierce of Tacoma was the winner i'm
the fifteen singles, twenty singles and
ten doubles, Hoolihan of Idaho won
the twenty singles. Sisson of Idaho
won the twenty singles, reversed trans.
known angles and the consolation
shoot of twenty singles. Ware of
Spokane won the twenty singles.