Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-01
NEWS OF THE WEST.
LOcsjaW Caused by a Boys Fall
From a Tee.
BABY DROWNED IN a TUB.
PrOsp 0 or's Lonely DoA'h-Lighting
a City Free-kiii'd by
Runaway.
BABY DROWNED IN a luB.

lieu Dy tnt cltlZcub OF Duttes N jubauhs
10 rid the city OF iawie=e characters.
The Pasadena, Gal, electric railway
mas I'm .ertaKen TO tight the oiiy'-
streets free Of charge, which means n
saving to the city OF Sll 200 per an.
mum.
II. st. Pasteur, q wealthy wine
dealer OF New Otleans, who was in'
iurta on May l9lh rs tho result OF
jumping from buggy ~hile the team
attscheu 70 1t was running away, dleu
Saturday at St. Helena, Cal rno 70.
mains will be shipped TO New O:!sans
for interment.
Friday evening the one-yenr-0ld
chilu of w. .. Covert, a farmer living
near RosedaIe, GAL, was drowned In
u wash tub. The baby was playing
alb ut the doorway and the mo her,
missing 1t, went In search Of the child,
and iouud It lying face downward in
the water, dead.
Saturday afternoon James Hyde OF
Sacramento, CAL, fell from his wagon
while driving 10 front OF the county
hospital. The wheels OF the waglr,
which liz u four-horse affair and quite
heavy, passed over his body, fractut-
ing several ribs and breaking one
shoulder. Hyde died very few
minutes after the fall.
Glaoomo Arrighini, who OIL JaDu-
airy 9Th shot aud killed his elder
brother at Truckee, CAL, was found
guilty OF mansiaughter Saturday after
being on trial all week. rhe defend.
ant admitted the shooting, but claimed
in extenuatiOn that he had taken
thirty grains Of quinine that day, and
the effect OF the drug was to make him
think his brother was q tramp abUut to
attack him.
A farmer named Morris was shot
from ambush while working Mt his
house In the timber few miles from
ElgiD, Oregon, on Saturday. The BAH
passed through the lower part OF the
oody near the groin, and 1t 10 not
thought Morris will live. Petty
thieving had been going on In that
section and an arrest had been made q t
the isstance OF Morris. This, 1t ~
supposed, caused the shooting.
Willie Hsmm, the twelve.year.old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Hamm. Of
Sacramento, CAL, died Saturday o
lockIsw. One day last week the boy
fell from tree at East Park, where he
was searching for birJs neste anu
broke both arms. One arm was 81
DaIly shattered that 1t was thought
amputAtlon would be necessary, but
the boy was attacked by locBjaw last
uight and died this mornii g.
Cslaveras, Cal, Prospect: In the
Emerald saloon ct Angels Camp may
se seen quite an Interesting spectacle.
1t Ia nothing more or less than an old
che Cat nursing i've youu g gray squiI-
rele. The mother OF the littls roue nts
bad been killed, so the litter was
charge OF the ab0ve.named saloon,
which 10 siluated on the fret hjor OF
the Calaveras hotel. As luck woulu
have 1t, William Francis, the night
clerk In the hotel, has o pet she cat
which gave birth to a litter OF kittens
the evening tafore. The squirrels
were placed among the kittens Que BY
one and the latter rs GRADUALLY re-
moved I'LL only the % uirrels remained.
The mother cat never see ned to real
ize that any change had taken place.
She licks and fonUles her new family
and appears as happy and contsnted
with the young rodents az IL they we've
heFown baby felines.
VffgiSSiS City. Nsvads. Chronicle:
William II. Stanley, q well known
pioneer mining expert anu prospector,
dieu lonely death Thursday night
nigh up on the mountain side In an
abandoned tunnel, aud his dead body
was found FRIDAY by HE wife and son,
Edward. The fate Of the unfortun-
ale man WAS @ sad and shocking one.
Thursday morning Stanley set out
from his home on prospecting tour,
Intending to visit the west slope OF
Mount Davidson. He expected to
return home at evening, but at night
iall vas still abseut. His failure to
return home aroused the apprehen.
sions OF his family, 80 his son searched
for him on slopes and amid
ravines OF the mountains above town.
He hunted the most OF the night for
his father, and in the morning Mrs.
Stanley Joined her son In the search.
At an early hour Mrs. Stanley sn.
her son found the body OF Mr.. Stan.
ley just within the mouth OF Spo0ner's
tunnel, in Cedar ravine. Mr.. Stanley
was lying on his back, dead. BY bis
side was q small, rusty, old pan, aud
IN the pan WAS scrap Of paper bag,
Upon the paper IL Mr.. Stanley's
were scrawled ihs follow.
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