Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-11
NEWS OF THE WEST.
California COunterlsiterS Arrested and
Thrown Into Jail.
AN ENrERpaIslNs FLORIST.
Dead Won ans Ashes wed In Court
--Suic d, and Horribl' Dralhs-
shoe iug Near soda springs.

Sntuid the government accept the
prorosItion OF the Union Worss to pro.
vi q uiRgouai HfmOr or the baliIe.
zip WisCJIsiu, nuw IN course OF co
structi0n at he PDtTero, 1t VIII mean u
great u, al Tor 5.u FIR ncisco IN tina
viii IN all pr Dablliy result IN az At
NOR plant FOR that city.
Carroll Dyer, agei 20, iv.ug at 7l6
stooxto street, 5sn Fosic 9c1, u
i.mpieu su cida shortly before 2
o'cl OK this m tning by drinking The
Contents OF vial OF chior0iorm. She
haa boon he ping company with u
yOupg man named FIabk Vance, aud
Ler .. Ell suicide was occasion.d
BY quarrel between the cluple snort
ly beiore The act was committed. " 10
nought chs will die.
A Los Angeles sp, ciai to the San
Ffspciscl Chronicle under 0ate OF
the Stb instant, tayt: A Telegram :
ceived at San Bsrnardin1 tnis fore
loon announced the blowing W OF II
b iier ut tue smelter a. OrU Grande,
kiiiins one man, won ndiLg others anu
wTecking the plant. Coroner Keai.
ing took tue noon train for the scene.
The disaster lie u heavy blow ~ Orc
Grande, as the smeii.r was new en-.
t.rpiiss.
Ga Tuesday evening Mrs. LibD e
swift OF Santa Cruz. California, al
tempted to Commit suicide by Gu Jung
her arm several times with a razor,
but failed u reach an artery. BsiOr {
making the attempt ahe alfred her
self IN her best dress go as to be ready
Tor burial. w rry caused her act.
~ ar a m "A y A a IA AZ
Saturday, anu this seemed 10 give her
much distress. Her wounds are not
| serious.
Circuit Judge Ross OF California
has baLdeu uow n Ut cision OF great
interest TO All concerned with hydInul.
ic mining, either Ms mine owners or as
the owners of agricultural lam or OF
interests affected by the debris from
such mining. The decision Is In the
,uil Of the United Siates against the
North Bloomfield Gravel Mining
company, q corporation, anu suatains
| of the CRminetti act 10 the fullest ex'
,ent.
The copper urn containing the ashes
| OF Mrs. Jacob z. Davis, was opened In
| Judge C0ffsy's court, San Frsncsc o,
Tuesday. The opening OF the bpx was
at the instauce OF Attorney George A.
knight, who represents the contest-
ants OF Jacob Davis's will. knight
produced In cuurt George Guthrie, q
plumber, and, under the direction OF
the JUG Guthrie removed the LID
from the muoh.talked.or box in which
Davis 10 said 70 have secreted the Will
under dispute. Mrs. Davis died Sep
tember Is, 1895.
An enterprising florist Of San Fran
cisc0 has discovered p new way OF
notifying his debtors that they must
pay their bills. He does not send
Cunning letters through the mail, be.
cause that is prohibited by law, and
might get him into trouble with the
United States authorities. He hunts
up tho graves OF some Of the deceased
relatives OF his slow.paying customers
and upon the grave stone attaches q
notice calling attention to the fact
that a long.standing account still re-
mains unpaid.
A young lad named Davis met with
horrible death under the wheels OF
a train on the California and Nevada
railway near Marines, Gal, GU Tues
day afternoon. The boy had been out
with q picnic party all day. and, after
the pleasures OF the day were over, the
lad went to the railway ami waited fol
the train to come along, intending 70
steal q ride to Oakland. When he at.
tempted to leap on the train he made y
miscalculation and fell between the
ears, aud his body was almost ground
to pieces.
An unknown swimmer was mis
taken Tuesday for a drowning mAu III
he made his way down past the Sea.
wall or jstty in Oakland, CAL, tina
parallels the narrow.gauge track to the
mole, and the steamers Emma ant
Garden City stopped to renler assist
ance, only 10 find out that he wa
being paced by companion on shore
and was racing against record for l
wager. The name OF the swimmeI
could not be learned, nor the exac
nature of the agreement which 10
duced him to make the longest swim
that has been watched In the estuary
this year.
A special dispato b from Victoria, b
c., to the San Fra ncisco Chronicle
under date OF June 8, ssyG Very
mesRer particulars were brought b,
the Empress Of Japan, which arrived
today, OF q disaster which befell tn,
fishermen of Chusan archipelago, Of
the coast of China. On May 6tb,whe,
all or al lsnst mostof the fishing boats
we're out ON the fshing banks, q ter
rible gale sprung W. One OF tn
several hundred boats VIII ich were GU
at the time very lew returned, an d !
is estimated that some 500 men los
their Il yes.
Raymond A. Wetzel, a young ma
employed In the Southern Pacif
machine shops at Los Angeles, Cal.
accidentally killed Tuesday nigh
oeculiar oircumsta Will,
on q lathe drill his shirt tn
became entangled In thu
and, unable 10 extricst
Ln was simply squeezed t.
doalD &C gradual tightening OF hi
clothiI- - the revolving lathe. Thu
straDgest feature OF tho accident wa
that the hapiess youth made no out
cry while being slowly dragged /
certain death. Workmen within a few
feet of him were unaware OF the acc
dent u ntil Wetzel WAS dead.
The Cheyenne, Wyoming, TT ibun
gays: Alex. Duffy, the we'll know
Union Pacific linemap, lie the posses
sor OF twen,y-ine Mopgolian phes
ants, the fret live birds Of this kin
ever seen In Cheyenne. Mr.. DON
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