Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-31
An Old Lady Run Down and Killed by
a Street Car.
ROCK.TuR0wING DOES INJURY.
A shetphsrder Kaleidoscope Of a
Lep r-Carytd by a N'gro-Filch
for Governor Of Arizona.

from liz six.year.olu trees.
VIM. Wall OF Alameda, Cal, son Of
General ]. b. Waii,die early Tuesday
morning OF heart disease. He wa
found dead in bed when the family
arose.
John Dunning, an aged man, diod
unexpectedly Monday morning ?. thr
Esiuuillo IL use, San Leandro, Col,
DuDniIg was veteran and pen.
sioner OF the late war.
Victor GfiegO, sheepherder, while
walking along the railroad track near
AlDuqueTq 10 last Tuesday evening,
was run over ana killed by the train.
Ii 10 said he hal been drinking. D..
censei was 30 yenrs OF age, and loAve-
vile anu two children resulting at
Ranches de Albuquerque.
Thomas Fitch, the "silver tongued
orator" who once resided In Salt Lake
CITY anu who 10 now a residelt Of
Arlslna, is on his way TO Warrington.
1t IL said hg is \ candidate lOt gov.
error OF Ari2 ma. His chief opponent
10 his iormor law partner, Joseph
Campbell.
At sale in Hillsboro, Oregon, o.
p. Hicks for board bill DR.. Adkins
bong i coiu wallet and IT, contents.
AnCZ iminatiOu shows a collection OF
very OLD coins, mostly OF Portuguese
mint. Que piece bears dale OF 1875,
another 1876, white one 10 OF date u
ll96.
Thursday evening q crowd OF boys
were throwing rock at each other LOT a
pastime at Deming, n. Nj, aud IL il
win Matthews was hit In the head
with small sized bowlder cracking
his skull In three plnces. Doctors
Sw0pe anu Hagen attended the In
juTeI boy but be lie now lying In a
pfecsrious coalition.
During Brawl in Ban Diego,
Cal, saloon Monday evening a sailor
vi the United States steamer AJams
named N,lson was assAiled by Nv.
negro oOutblacke, one OF whom sprang
upon Nelson ana carved ~ peck am
lace with u knife in u horrible manner.
Nelscn's wounds nrs s,rIoue, but prob.
ably not iatal. John GAtes, who old
the cutting, wae arrested.
The Mslad Enterprise announces
the death OF MIR. Joseph a. Stewart,
father OF Mrs. j. =. Houz, wntss death
occurred Tuesday, Marco %. al Mslal.
The immaculate cause Vi cath was
pueumOnIs. DeCeased was SO years vi
age and resided at rroplc, Utah, up 10
within tue past seven months, since
when he has lived with his daughter
In Malsd. Services were held NJ the
Mormon meeting house Friday.
ST. Johns, Ariz ma, Herald: Apostles
John Henry Smith and Huuer J.
Grant, OF Salt Lake City, Utah,
preached at meetil &c held IN Assem-.
bly, hall, last Saturday and SUNDAY. At
these meetinge toe aIteuusnce WIS ~
great az 10 tax the capacity OF the large
nall. A large hunter oi visitors from
the southern portion o. the county
wefe In attenuaHce. MessTB. Smith |
and Gfuut started late Sunday after.
noon for the faiiroad, by private con.
veyance.
The health authorities OF Livermofe |
ana Pieasauton, Cal, are searching |
for ChIntte leLer who escaped from |
them On Friuay. The Chinese was
employed on the Cresta Blanca ranch, |
ana first attracted attention when he |
began TO lose some OF his fingers and
toes. Health Officer Is. q. Bethany Of
Livermore examined HIM ON Weunes.
day anu was convinced thst he had
leprosy. Arrangements were made to
have INN taken TO the county inf M.
AIRY, but before the officers reached the
Tanch the sufferer tieu. The case 10
marked one, ana the officers OF ali the
Interior towns have ueeu warned.
Mrs. Marie Marshall, an old lady
VINO was run down Wy San Fan
ciBc0, Cni. street car 6a,,,t -.
uied early Sunuay mOrnins NJ her in
iuriss. She was renutaa 10 IN, w.,
SIS, 90. Her husba nd dad MAJ
years ago, her ohiy remaining relativ.
being u niece, Mis. Josephine Roeere
The eccentriclt's VI the old French
lazy, who was W years OF age, have
caused much cCmment around where
she lived LOT many years. Mrs. Mar.
shall was always In great fear Of losing
her wealth, II IL said, and uevisaa
novel means OF protecting 1t. She
selI m went out anu was bewildereu
by the wraning gong OF the gripmap
IN charge Of the car which caused her
DEAN. The njaries che suslainsu
were cot ueeeessfIly fatsI, to a stronger
person, but ON account OF her age sh,
WISE unable 10 recover from the sheck.
UnlOn taClHu Agent sweet OF obey.
en, IepOrls that the freight transfer
business at Cheyenne lie increasing
anu that on Weuntedny OF Inst week
$50, 900 pounks OF freight for western
points wts transferred al the Cheyen e
transfer depot, says the Laramie
boomerang. During the month Of
January there WAS handled 900,0 900
pOuuds more height than dufi the
same month H. 1886, and during Feb.
iuaIy 100000 pounds more than
during February, 1896. Before the
i stituIion OF The depoT, ireishI
from eastern cides Tor Chey.
enne ana points west was han.
oiled by the loosi freight system,
which often caused vexAtious delay IL {
The trauspOrtion OF goods, ne car
were held at shipping pUiIls until !
sufficient goOds were collected 10 logu
q car los western poilts and tnsn /,
was stopped at every Intermediate :
sutton for which 1t contained ship
menls. U der the present sySem al
freight lUaJsa al Chic8go, kausa
CITY, 81 Lsuis, 81. Joseph, Omaha auu 5
CouLcil Blu1s, lor Cheyenne tn
points west OF Cheyenne, is loGds
into fealed care billed t. Cheyenne ;
ana sent by fast freight, III. car
beiug olened there and the fTeigh ,
Transferred. Full cara are made
there Tor San Franoisc0, Salt LAX