Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-15
EVENTS IN THU WEST.
CALIFORNIA; PROPOSED EXHIBIT AT PARIS


Omaha stockman: George p. Smith
Of Milford, Utah, had three cars OF
cattle ON the market
The prisoners who escaped from the
Carbon county, Wyoming, Jail Tuesday
have all been recaptured and locked
up again.
At Red Canyon, Wyo., Wednesday,
John Hall wandered from his bed apd
fell into n pool OF water. drowning
himself. The deceased was a resident
of Ottumwa. Iowa.
A prisoner liberated from the county
jail at Modesto, CAL. Mnoday was run
over and killed at Ceres station that
night by the Los Angeles express. lie
was riding on the brakebeam. and was
either thrown off by the trninmen or
fell off. at the Jail he gave the name of
George Moody.
Mrs. S. Defreitas, n dressmaker OF
Oakland, Cal, has been deserted by
her Young husband she Is u woman
well along in years, with grown sons
that We're hers when Defreitas met
and wooed her. His wife says he has
eloped with a married woman, whose
name she refugees to divulge.
Mrs. Maggie Smith. the wife OF San
Francisco laborer, tried TO end her life
Tuesday morning by swallowing dose
she first said that she had taken the
stun to ease toothache, but after
ward she said that she was tired OF lie
and Respondent and had taken the
poison with the intention OF kllilhs
herself.
Annie Ebritch. a domestic in the
| employ of William Wucherer at sun
| Francisco. attempted to take her IRE
Tuesday morning by turning on the
gas i'm her room. She was discovered
soon after and removed to the. recelv-
| ing hospital and from there to the Ger
man hospital. Miss Ebritch had been
| III for some time and had become ues-
| pendent.
The brutal assault on Joseph w.
| Casebeer at Los Angeles, Cal. Iale
Saturday night, in which the ola man
was beaten over the neau anu ".t T.
| dead on the sidewalk. proves 10 pc
| as much of a mystery as ever. III was
| evident at the time that the old man
| yaluables were not the object Oh hla
assailants. as they were left on him,
and It was surmised that the atlach
| grew out of family quarrel.
Louis ellison and Thomas Burns
| neither over tG years OF age, Were
caught at San Francisco early Tuesuay
| i'm the hay barn of ". Bullerdieck at
| lG92-1G34 Mission street. They had
| complete safe cracking OUTFIT, with the
| exception of dynamite. ON the moor
| by the safe were found file, nam
mer, wagon spring, monkey wrench
screw driver and two iron Dars'
Mrs. Henry II. venting, one of the
earliest of the American settlers on
| santa Barbara, Cal. died suddenly
| Tuesday morning from dropsy. she
| went to California in 1853. settling AZ
| cnntn Rosa. In 1861 she removed TO
| santa Barbara, where she mas ever
| since resided. Mrs. Venting was u
sister of Superior Judge y. T; Wilnaths
of Ventura and of w. i. Wlilains'
| leading lawyer of Los Angeles.
C. G.. Glasen was accidently Killed
Tuesday morning at Douglas olty'S0 Nv.
| while driving two spirited horses. one
of the lines dropped from his hanns
and fell between the horses. with the
| other line he attempted to run the
horses into a bank, but instead tney
went over a grade, throwing MI. Gina
sen into some bushes. one shag en-
tered his eye and another pierced the
abdomen, cutting a blood vessel and
causing his death.
Mrs. Marie Dillman, the eccentric
little French woman. who lives in East
Oakland, Cal, and makes living rals-
| ing SQUADS, has confessed that 1t was
| she herself who so cruelty tortured SO
many of her fowls. She says that she
was insanely angry when she DID 80,
sorry, says that she was not accounta-
| BILE for what she did and cannot ne
| held SO before the law. The facts have
been laid before the Humane society,"
Lon Turner, the prize fighter. who
escnped from California constable
last April. under whose charge
he was being taken to Los
| Angeles on n charge OF at
tempt to commit murder at Whittier.
rms been brought back by Deputy
| sheriff Barnhill. The deputy sherff
| found him working on "A ranch near
| Norwalk. and, without wasting any
| words, covered him with his revolver
nut on handouts, and that ended the
| trouble.
II the matter Is carried through as
! the state board of trade INTENDS II,
| California will be represented at the
| Worlds eNpL sition at Paris in 100 as
mo other country of the world Will be
| Every Industry that has assisted to
| make that state famous for It's produc-
tIyeness and ability to compete with
any country will be In evidence, For
the purpose of carrying out me p,ans
n petition for space will be made which
| equals that now being figured for the
| entire United States.
/ WIN n Iull anu piN''AN va
the man held at Rosario, Mexico, on
| suspicion of being James c. Durham
! the murderer of the McGlincy family
the authorities of San Jose. Cal, are
unable TO determine whether the right
man has been captured or not Sheriff
| lyndon is dubious, while District At
| torney Harrington boldly asserts his
belief that the man Is none other than
| Dunham. He said; III the sheriff
takes my advice he will send u man to
Identity the suspect at once
Mrs. Michael Hughes. who so mys-
terIously disappeared from her home lr
Calayeras valley. Cal, last Wednes-
day, and who was supposed to have
committed suicide or been foully dealt
with. was found Tuesday In Oakland
| After leaving her home she walked
across the hills and took train nj
sunol. She was found by her son
| William Hughes of San Francisco. who
Mt once communicated the fact to the
authorities in San Jose. The posse
| who was searching for the supposed
dead body of Mrs.Hughes was prompt
ly notified.
While out shooting quail Monday, q
son of David Mills, superintendent OF
the Bear Gulch Water company OF
Redwood City Cal, found the skeleton
| OF a man in the brush on the hills east
of the city. The skull was missing
The coroner's office was notified and
the remains We're taken to town. The
place where they were found is isolat-