Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04
NEWS OF The WEST.
BTaklmln Killed By BSiHS Struck
by a Train.
Run Oyr by II WagOu-thild Badly
Buin,d-An Idaho Indian
sclrc.

Connected by telephone with Menau,
Roxburg, Salem, WiilorJ, Teton aId
-. A nihony.
Tue city council Of PocRiello, Idaho,
mas repealed the sbt.-gamblIng ordi-
nance there. -Four Of the COuncllmen
are professional gamble.s.
Ralph, the youngest child OF Nj.
and Mrs. W. IL. JOIeg, OF MalAd,
Idaho, was Dnhly burned last MONDAY.
He hal b ca playing with matches.
Brakeman Houser OF freight trai
NJ. was ettuck by the eheds near
Biue Canyon, Col, Monday afternoon,
his ssuil was fractured, causing in.
stunt death.
On Monday near Soda Spriugs, Ida
ho, Deut u Dsvls, the elk ht-yeAl-Dl0
son of WIN. Davis, and his teu-y eat
oil brother Wesley were handling
small target gun, when the weapon
vac discharge, lhe shct striking tue
y unger boy in the head, killiug him
instantly,
A shooting Ecra9e occurred n Tuscg-
rom, Nevaua, Monday nignt,iu which
Il 2emblet named Davis Bhol q miner
nemeu MCCartney. a dispute arose
over u game OF cards, and Davis shOt
Mccartney with d shotgun. 1t 10
thought the wounded man will die.
Fun particulars have not been leaTneu.
Malad, Idaho, Enterprise: Another
Indian scare has BEEN reported, tnis
time in Owyhee county. A cJuple Of
herters were out In the mountains
when they heard some rapid firing
over little hill. The men conclude
they were Indiaos anu both men
skeuaduled in opposite directions, one
riding into Silver city and calling
upon the sheriff Tor protection, claim.
Ing his partner was deaj, ana that the
Indians Were driving ais stock of.
The sheriff Immediately went to tue
scene Of the Indian outbreak aud
found tue partner e1d everything ell
right, The firing was caueed by
hunters violating The game law. The
mems Imagination did the Test.
Friday afternoon son of Bishop
w. IL. Richards OF Malad, Idaho, be.
came the VICTIM OF very painful ami
serious aocideat, Gays the Enterprise.
He was In the hbiu hsying when d
rainatorm came on suddenly and he
went to lie under the wagon to escape
the rain. The team started anu one
OF the wheels OF the wagon narrowly
escaped running over the boys head
which probably would have CAUSED
instant death. The boy was lying
erossways OF the wagon 30 that his
head was Ia front OF one wheel anu
his feet in front OF the other. When
the team started the boy's heat was
pushed out OF the way but the oppo-
site wheel passed over his thigh frac-
turing it. He was brought home and
received prompt attention and is now
doing as well as can be expected.
While returning home one evening
last week Joseph Smith received an
injury which for a time seriously
Idaho, Enterprise. Drs. McAtee ana
Jones attended him but his condition
continued to grow woTse until finally
operation would have to be performed .
IL was thought Advisable to call In
consultation DR.. Pinkerton of Salt
Lake City VINO arrived here Friday.
Shortly after his arrival the operation
WAS successfully performed. The
patient, while necessarily weak, is
now thought to be out OF danger
Joseph Smith ia one OF the beat known
cattle men In this section OF the state
aad highly esteemed. HIS many
friends Will earnestly hope for his
rapid and complete recovery. He IL
about "A years OF age, but strong anu
active ana destined we hope to live
many years more.
A wedding in the most exclusive
circle OF Chinatown, San Francisco,
took place today, "Wednesday, August
| 4. The preparations for the event
| nave been In progress lor fully two
| weeks on a most elaborate scale, Ut
| though II were one continuous wed.
ding. The bridegroom lie Chong Sun,
u native Of San Francisco, "a years o.
| sge AID q met chant in business with
| his father, who keeps a store on Wash.
ington s.Ieet. Miss Con MOy, the
| briue.eisct, is also native OF this oity
| and about OF the same age. She Ia the
daughter OF POOn q. Jan, the under
| taker, who has been living here lorty
| year,, Two weeks sgo the bride wal
| taken to the corner OF ST. cktOn and JAG d
| son streets, the quarjeTs being especia lily
I arranged for ner reception, proiusely
| decorated and tltted for the OCCASION.
| There she eat in what may be termeC
the bridal chamber, upon an elevated
eaEy chair, placed beneath O canopy
she was attended by her female reis
tives and made. Ali day and late int
| the night friends called to Offer con.
gratulatlons aud gifts. Men were no
admitted 10 her presence--only wO
men enteIei the apartment. Tit
male relatives entertained the mel
| In the outer rooms, while the womer
remained with the bride. Last Satur
dsy night the high priest called at tn
place, blessed the bride anu all he
kin, amid great deal of Chimes
music anu noise, and performed al
turls OF curlous ceremonies. The bride
groom had similar services per
'ormed at his home, and the junction
| con 1t ued Ill Wednesday, when SUI
called Tor HE DtIde anu loot her 10 hi
home. II Is said that lie saw her 70
the fifst time today.