Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-15
NEWS OF The WEST.
Stx.Ysar.Old Boys Body Found in a
Vessels Hold,
KILLED BY uuILolSe', COLLAPSE
Wyoming roion "a lou sch me--Work-
mpn qne,zrd TO Dea'h-liup
tur d Il iilood Vessel.

gu dny, died Monuay'
The eight.ysar.oid con OF Walter
] husou, who Hvss in The noftnefi
cart n suffer county, Cil, felt from
trle SATURDAY AFTERNOON ana was IN.
tan,ly killed, his neck being broken
by the fall.
Al red w. Nickerson, an old resi- lent
Of 5pokane. Waehington, rmefly
mansger o. tue Cnatletoy Lumuer
cDmpSuy, was killed trijay Oy u
C liz pse Of the teconu Il JOr OF build.
Z. The builuipg wa psrly DIES.
iroyed by IRE several @seks ago.
FirkeieOn anu his partner had bought
II anu were teariu Q II DOVE.
The two.story residence OF William
Navel, AT South Seattle, Washington,
was urea Saturday, anu Mrs. Navel
was so bad y hurn,u that she Is not
txpec ed b. live. Tue rest OF the family
baIoy escaped In their night clothes.
Que daughter In enusayOrtug to escapt
by means OF u ladder Tell to the ground,
u distance Of ten ieet, aud was iniuteu
iniernally.
R Durham, Heppner (or.) boy,
thirteen years OF age, was cpIiuginE
into tho sadu 10 when the morse jumi 81
anu threw hiu 10 the gr0uuu. The
boyfell on broken giaes bottle, which
cut ihto the body below the arnipit on
the back anu penetrated the lungs.
There IL an ugly ga,h where IN.
broken glass eutereu the boy, nn,
doubts are entertained OF his recovery.
A case Of shocking depravity cam.
10 light ut Chico, CAL, Sunday. Sume
days ago the eleven. yesr.old sou /
w icy Cooper broke q leg anu the fac
became known that ne hal not n
ceiveu the m dicsl atlenti n that h.
should have had owing TO the iact that
mis- parents had been under The inf u.
OF CO OF quor ever since the ACCIDENT.
He was removed to tue hospital an
will .oubtiess be placed In soms iust.-
luton.
w. +. Warburton, a New York
capitalist, died on the northUpund train
Friday night between BaRers1eld anu
Fre.no, Cal. The use Of death wa
rup,ure OF o blood veesei in the luDgs.
The bouy WAS embiimeu after tho IT,
quest had been he'd, and was ssn /
t,ast on the overland train next mora
ing. Mr.. Wsrpurton was ony %
years OF age and was suffering rom
consumption. He came 10 California
In hope OF Improvement by change
Of climate.
Wednesday night about 10 O'Clock
II iymonu A. We z,l, q young man IN
the employ of the Southern Pacific
mach ne chops al LUs Angeles, CAL,
accidentally met his death uud, r
pecluiisf circumstances. While wot6-
M m a nj "a latina hin Rlatht AZ ~.
came entanglsd in, come manner Ii,
| the URohinsry.. 1t gradually began
| to tighten his c.olhiIg &, but Weizei did
not cry cut, thinking that the coat
would soon give way anu free him. l
did not Loosen from the lathe, anu tue
young man was literally squeezsd to
do tn. Workmen with lew ieet Of
him were unaware. OF the accident
until alter Wetzsi was quite dead.
A man Of sbJut 40 yearP, poorly
/ dressed In brown suit Ut clothes,
was drowned Monday night at San
Fra ncisco. Three 'longsnoremen,
August Peterson, John Bowen anu
r chard Davis, discovered the body
floating In the bsy, and, towing 1t to
The wharf, found that lie WAS extinoi
With the assistance OF several other
| they eudeavored to revive the dying
man, but were unable TO 40 so, death
coming within few minutes after he
hHd teen taken from the water. tn o
body was removed 10 the morgue,
where a search failed to reveal any.
thing that would serve to identify It..
No ons In the viciDiiy OF the seawali
saw the man fall or jump into the
" ster, and from what point he took
a. -. Ia nj lr
As the reeult of . drunken quarrel
Saturday night, Benjamin N. Bllings,
a young man aged 20 years, Ia dead,
| and George Sharon, eight years
younger than his victim, 10 In Jail al
| Alta, California, on tue charge OF
mansiaugnter. The parties to the
tragedy mad been drinking heavily
uuiing the evening and finally the lie
| Was passed In o saloon and the men
| adjourned to the county road in from I
| OF the grOgshop to settle their difficult
| ty. As econ as the men reached the
| uuiside, Sharon struck Billings under
the lett siue OF the Jaw, Biihngs iel
| without word anu 1t togk only q
moment to ascertain that his neck
| was broken anu that death must have
been insta ntaneous. Sharon was im.
meoiAteIy arrested and locked up to
await ex miu alton on the charge oil
manslaus hter.
The corpse OF baby bruised suC
blAckeped by the cruel snnrp Q gss Of
casks and boxes slowed In the Isza
,etle, was found ia the hold OF u,
iereiict schooner General Siglin wheI
she was tOweu to Port Arthur, near
5ltks, AlAeka, last Sunday night by
the revenue cutter CorwiD. II Wal
tho boCy OF the six.yeaI-old son u
Manager Il. q. Greenfield OF tn,
Alaska Commercial company, wht
was u passenger In the il.-'ateI
schooner with his wife and THE,
children when she sailed from Bar
Ftanci.co. The father, mother ant
little sister must have been swept /,
aeatn in the rushing waves thu
made the Sigilin q wreck. The It'll
one was AlIired 10 his night eowl
anu the general appearances indicate.
ID at Greenhe ana his wife, Will
hastily prepare & to embark IN III,
small boat, were swept ingo the sea
10 possible that all were browne
be ore leaving the schOo or aud III,
uodies were aiterward washed cut, u
all the ports and matches wer'
uuep, The fact that the boy'
body was found on the srhoOne
ind Gates that she was not q,
serted. The Corwip found tue hui
near the coast Il q ieen Chsrlo I