Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-26
NEWS OF THE WEST.
ElLLrDIs M,srAKe FORA BAuC r
Death unl T. lbs Whal, of u Tru,t
stole Because of POyoriy-ShOt
His Arm on

Chss. II. Hutchinson, who WIS mis-.
lnksn Tor o bsoger u sbo, by Aioert
Rgi htrIt at San JacintU, Cal, iast
5unuay eve aing, dieu from ths fec
Of his wounds at the county hospital
Friday evening. Hutchinson was ~
yeGrG OF age.
On Friday Geo. CLARK was CON
II itted TO F0isom prisln fjr Two yearr
dc piealsd guilty 10 catering IA Oh
map's room and rtiiug his pickett.
Hu was young mau Df Rood hnolte,
favoraUly auOwn in Fresno anu lbs
A geles, and said he was forcei to do
W Ut he did through continued lack
Of employment.
Bet Bsrratt, boy Ia years Of age,
IT Almauen, Cal, wa out hunting
Friuay, and In some way his snoigup
was oil, charged anu bis arm Torn of
lear the elb W. He may die a. hs din
not get medical attention until sever }
hours after the accilent. Toe ham
mer Il the gun Is supposed to hava
caught In sumo biuib, causing the
Gi charge.
Ernest and Willie Hunter, aged Z
asa 5 years respectively, disappear
from their home In PomOnR, Cal,
Ihursday snd were found wandering
Himlessly about the streets OF Los An
geles Friday afternoon. They tJld
The police gau2y glory about beinR
euticed from their nome by an un.
known man, but 1t was learLeJ that
they are habitual runAways, despito
their tender years.
Last Sunday morning James W.
ut al al en-, Il 10
S.yeur-1ld daughter with him to pick
bisckbcrries In the ravine few rods
from his house. The child reached
over rotten stump, when rattlt-
| snake etuck its fangs into her left aim
bslow the elbow aud shoulder. Her
father ran to her, ana putting u
bandage tightly above the wound,
hen he applied his mouth to the
wound and sucked out the poison.
| Putting MS child in a buggy he hast
ened to Folsom, where q doctor said
| the iather had already done the best
| that could have been done. The doc.
tor, however, dressed the wound. Mr..
| Drullipger took his daughter home and
| then went out and set fire TO the STUN !,
| thinking to burn the snake out, when
| a whIriwind scattered the fire in the
| dry grass. Ha could not control the
| flames and the wind caused ii to
spread rapidly, burning his barn,
| which hau jus. been filed with nay.
| He barely saved his house. Before the
| fire was subdued 1t burned O couple OF
| other barns, spreading over quite u
| tract OF country.
| A lad OF years met with horrible
| accident at san FTanoiscO Friday AMI
I ~ faor Al IA.
| death relieved him. He had .bsen play :
| ing in the street with number OF
| companions. The SPORT was losing In
lerest, when he espied truck bslong
| ing to John Lee, drsyman,
| ing, md he had no sooner made the dis.
cuvery than he deter mined to have q
| ride. Edward Koehn, the driver, did
not see the little fellow as he ran to
board the heavy vehicle and was not
aware OF his presence until he was
startled by a shtill shrek OF Bgony.
| He stopped the team, sprang to the
| ground, and, going back, found in the
track OF one OF the heavy wheels the
| mUtionies6 form of the little fellow.
| He had eBdeavofed to board the truck
from the side and had slipped, falling
in front OF the rear wheel and had
been cru he'd beneath 1t. Policeman
John PDelan happened along Just at
the accident occurred ana lifted the
crushed body OF the boy from the
ground and carried 1t to his home. Mr.
Tormey was summoned, and an ex'
animation revealed that the child was
past the aid OF medicine and had but 6
short time to live. the heavy vince
had pRssed over the bOdy at it's middle
and hal ground flesh and bone into 9
pulp.