Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-04
NEWS OF TIE WEST.
A Young Boy Killed While Playing
Burglar.
SHOT WHILE CROSSING A FENCE.
: smother d TO BAHIA woman Re
form r Who Falls fr' III a slrafg,
Cause u c.dts.

Omaha stocs man, March /: J.
Rtlaion Of Willow BLAND ami II. Ham
ron OF Hyrum, Uthn, we're here with
three cars Of cattle each.
Carl Ferdinand Hluca, German
Inventor, 40 years Of aye, was found
dead sunday afternoon In HE room in
San Francisco. lie died f.. m inhallaG
Illuminating gas, evidently with sui.
cldal lntent.
Omaha SlOckman, March 9: NJ.
Ahfens, nu all.round cat.lemgn Of
Sidney, Neb., has been diminishing
through the Wsst and picked up four
cars OF cattle at Bingham, Utah,
which he had on sale here today.
Charles Gross was RON over and
killed at San Fran cisco early Sunday
by tram laden VITA Tocke. He was
N tie train ut the time OF Us" sCcld dent
and, by some mishap, fell r. getting
IN front OF The car in falling and was
badly mlnglec.
Constable Keyes arrived at San
BerDardino, Gal, from Bagdsd Tues.
Jay with Gregario ReJe and Jose
Nuntz, murdereIs Of John Moss, Il
Pluto Indian anu hend medicine man
Of the tribe. MOSS was entctd 10 q
house OF MtxicRhs the pTetext to
hear some MUSIC, and while there was
killed by Rede and Nuuez with an OK
and aiterwari robbed Of $50.
Frank A.Lux met his death Sunday
afternoon, near san Pablo, CAL, while
trying to crawl through a berb wire
fonce with loaded gun in his hands.
There was alp, nn explosion anu two
hnF IN Ia "a mr. tTa.N Into IN MT
rRte msn's breast. The decea0ed was
Us years OF age, native of Germany,
aud leaves widow ana several chill.
dren.
Sunday iatternoon Farley Temple,
aged Ii Year,, son OF G. Temple, a
! urominen' hardware dealer, ana He ~
Gerkene, II years OLD, son OF j. II. -.
GeTkOns, proprietor II the Western
hotel in Pstalumn, Cal, were playing
"turglats" in Temples store. Young
Temple snapped q revolver suppoted to
bs unl0sded several times. The revolt
yer exploded, the bullot piercing
young Gerkcnh' heart killing him
aim ct Instantly.
a Chineae Infant, the child of San
Yueu Vow, a native NJ California, was
Accideutly fmotheyed TO death early
Sunday morning, while in bed with
its parents, in San Francisco. DR..
Minnie q. Worley was summoned and
declared that life was tx.inot AMI
the infant beyond medlus, aid. Tue
parents were not satietidd aud called a
Cninese physicinu, who claimed that
he would bring the dead child back to
lie again, but isiled.
PeouSsltiop nonora hoyo h,on b,r
| oIed by Governor Franklin, OF Arl.
ma, permitting the sheriff Of Cafsia
| county, Idaho, to take iRto custod y
| Frank Woodson, alias Diamond Field
Jack, a notorious Idaho desperate,
who killed John Q. Wilson In Cnssa
county year ago. The requisition
was taken by the sheriff to Yuma,
where the murderer is serving short
term for aggravated assault The
governor pstdoned Woodson that he
mi hit to taken to Idaho 10 stand trial
Tor the greater crime.
The days OF the many-hued "Faral-
lone egg" in the markets OF San
Francisco, exciting the curiosity Of
tourists aud furnishing many b kerite
anu Restaurants with cheap aud rich
substitute f.r hun fruit in pastry, Is TO
bSCIAAAd y AllhAuIk u llt Duhts Al int
solicitation OF the committee on bird
protection o! the a merlcau Ornitholo.
gisis' Union, OF which Professor
Ltverett NJ. Bommis OF the California
Academy OF Sciences is q member, the
government officials have set the seal
OF their displohture on the importing
Of tire big pear-shaped gull-eggs from
the FaTallones. The Lighthouse boarl
at Washington, which has the affairs
OF the Farallones in charge az a sort OF
United states government preHeTvr,
has issue1 dscTee that the tn fiji
In the eggs OF the SEQ birds OF me
ielRnde must ceRee, ae specified In the
following order: "Ihe board directs
that all egg anu bird bubiness =
on tho FRTalIone ielRnds he prohibited
In any form anu by any persons.n
Susan Rsardop, once the most iamil-
lar figure in the Oakland, Cal, police
court, then leaGer in tine rescue work
ia the slums OF the ets.eru cities, is
again an inmate OF the oakland city
prison, where she Is serving shor,
sentence for her old olfsnse Of being
found drunk on the streets. Her hrat
reformation was strange one, and
equally strange was Der second down.
lAHs E0nt says khht bho VIII hbNHI
drink again, and when she 10 released
viii be taken in hand by friends, who
sincerely ussire her reform a second
time. Mrs. Rsarl0n first came
into prominenca IA Oakland about
five years ago, when -she
Was arTellGd for being dTunk.
Sno was the wife OF a Wel.t0.dO man i,
had a comfortable home and her asso.
Citations and tea wero oil that ehouid
have bound her to quiet, refined life.
The prayers anu entrsaties OF relatives
and friends v ere Of no avail however,
and the weak woman uriiteG from bau
10 worse. she was repeatedly arrested,
but the corrective measures OF The Law
were OF no avail, Finally three ytArs
ago Lanls shRiier, then chief Of police,
conceived the idea OF having her SEM
TO relatives In the East He thought
tuat removal from old associates wou 4
have good effect. lie arranged Tor
hsr trauapouatl-n ana the went to
New Yoik. Tho change was goo Ii
one, Tor MTs. Rsaseon not only
reformed, but interested berself In the
reform OF othem. shp knew the
darker eide OF life ana brought
practicai lucas 10 her work. sHe
secured tue sums Of the Eastern cities
ana sought 10 every wsy 70 upnft tie
weak aud errlng. She was suco 80 n
al L..