Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21

f-yciT-uiu son or Mrs. j. II. III
ton Of Lander, Wyo.. died yesterday
morning as a result OF being scalded
with coffee.
John olive proprietor Of the famous
ilsh ranch nine miles from Oakland,
cal, who was kicked In the stomach
Sunday by a vicious horse. died Mon
day afternoon from his injuries.
Thomas Simmons has been arrested
at Evanston. WyO., on suspicion of
having murdered Henry Chapman,
whose dead body was found several
days ago between Hams Fork and
Diamondville.
At Cheyenne, Wyo., yesterday Mrs.
Samuel Finch was killed in a rum
away, while Mrs. l.. n. Pcttegrew was
seriously injured. The horse they
and both ladies We're thrown out Of
the buggy
Il. w. Ruby. painter. fell thirty
feet from the top of a building in Santa
Monica, Cal. Monday morning and
was instantly Killed, his neck being
broken slnd skull crushed. y faulty
ladder was responsible. He ie,Jves u
widow and daughter in Nebraska
Mrs. Clara II. Harrison. whose home
Is in Oakland, Cal, and who calls her
self the Queen Of the Masons," told
a wild story Of conspiracy ana robbery
to the police there Monday. She SAYS
she was chlorofoi1ncd and robbed of
$3.50 hy a bell boy Mt the Nadenu hotel
aud left stranded in strange city.
The police think the woman Is in
sane.
Henry NJ. Hornbrook, the 16-year-
old son Of Mrs. James Hornbrouk was
drowned saturday night at Eureka,
Gal. me child left home to plny at
noon. Not returning in the evening
tho tnnther barnme alarmed and n
number of nersons began searching
for him. The body was found about
IL 20 under n wharf. IL is supposed
he had follen through the wharf
While sitting in one Of the small
tents connected with the Billy Banks
Company which Is playing AT stock
ton, cal, Charles smith threw up ms
hnnds AZ O'Clock MONDAY evening aHu
been travelling with the show for some
time hut the MANAGER claims he was
not connected with il. lie has been ia
for some time with consumption and
heart trouble. but has never been con-
fined to his bed.
500 O.
sunday evening at Gov cloyh hie
was discovered IN the rear OF a 'ohal-
u n Co: general inefchahulse store III
valley FORD sinall town twenty nliies
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utes me entire nulluins was IN n l,l W,
The total loss u estimated at Si9'VV9'
bonall loss is estlinaLeu NJ T''vvV'
with $500 Insurance. There was
small insurance on the bulldlnss; me
set beneath the back end of the store.
David Elseman. the pest known
pooi-seller IN the west uleu MohGhS
at his mothers residence, IN san
n
tending over many months tlsemah,
only 3S years old, was Tor many years
familiar figure in that city ana had
the friendship of great many promi
nent men. Since 1855 he has held the
position OF bookseller with the hrm
OF Killip & Co., and during that time
has made n number of trips to Ore
Gon, Nevada and Montana, conduct
ing large morse sales regularly in all
of those states.
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where he was well known. His disap-
pearance remained a mystery until last
sunday, when a party Of hunters
came suddenly upon his remains on
the lie Baron ranch, about twelve
miles east from the town of Marshalls,
and the same distance from Petalu-
ma. The remains were discovered
hanging by a baling rope from the limb
Of tree. The location was near the
top of n hill, on Salmon creek, and
but short distance from the home
of l.. II. Flipplni, who Is conducting
q dairy ON the lie Baron ranch.
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