Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
NEVIS OF THE WEST.
lanSlsd and K did by d Sugar BeOt
lIalu,
HEAD BLOWN crr Wy uoYs
Good Yield of Mhrai-k II through
Opening an Old Wunn1-ROmi
Candlr Caus ptan

Ralph Pa0iinslN, siz.year.oli,
'hiev Il ,man cGnlle into tn stove
az hi- ~ dbei's home ln Ssu I ancis
co July 3 80. He died yeetetusy ltom
uIur,rs rtcsivei.
Charles Coob, plastercr o. Outnrip,
Cal, WIS kiiler vt Chinc, Ca, Tu o.
lay aileraoO , being run Uger 10y
beet tram that was being switched Ia
ho yatds. B1ih oil his lego were Gu
% tel " the Ii. ets elu he lived obly
4 few miuutee. Cook went to aloep ~
lie tfrcB.
samuel Freshman was found GosJ
- his bcl Tuesday m0rnlug at SAD
FTancitcO. Deajb II supposed TO nave
neon sue 10 alc0Ltl NJ. Friedman
vas no. considered qnlte right III u
oily, though he Whs - gGoi wOramAn
he ~ said 10 have left q vile anu
CHILDREN IN Caicag7.
Martin Ahern, veteran OF tho late
var, died at San FIsnOscO Iuesdhy
u otuing, haviag beeu t.keD here TIA
evening before from hts homB. dc itii
the staiTwsy nnd reOpeael an OIL
wound 10 his j. z, sud rom the sGuob
IcIOm pbuyiuE 10 and has old age lie
Iicl. He was "A years Oh.
santa Bsrbars, Cal, experience
,wU strong shocks Of -Rtthquake Tue,-
lay night about li:d5 J'cl OK. tn
dist shuuk laeieu alb Ut four eecDndt
ana was unuulating in character. Toe
4ecOud WAS mucn stronger, bus o.
hotter duration. The oscillation
'Yuseu the Oil town ciock bell to strike.
No damage was Gone.
W | i,m Mccarthy, a hod-eRr ler
smpU5oi in tHe c instruction OF ih.
spring Valley Water compaDy's new
building al San FranciecO was fatally
ujurel iuesiBy. He was struck OF
/. head by pltcs OF iron That tell
ron the top Ui ths building 10 the
OOtt III OF the elevator sbnft, wlere he
rs working. II skull was badly
Ciuthet.
state Grain l. spector Wright, who
uEs re urned from q nip in the Interiuf
III TIE whgst.ErowlDg distTlcis o. tint
late OF Washington, reports the crop
very heavy. In tue Wplle Wslls,
PaiLuse and 5poHsne uie rICty the Ou,-
.utk f0r both lEil ana spring wheat Il
more than prcmieing. harvesting
naB been mmsAceu in The Walla
Wails country,and thewheal averages
rom fGTiy to iufly-tive bushels TO the
acre.
Bert Smith, a young man OF Lud
Csl bal his heau parity blown f, Il ~
!he ditCharge OF . cartidse whlch la
and other Toys had louded. Smith IL
III eteen ycafs Of age, and with three
sther boys va playing OF POSTS IanChi
mu distance from Lodi, Huu hgu
ouud IN empty cartilage which they
lrooeeued TO load with powder and
hot. Through hole at the bacE emo
they iusyrled the fuse vi a fiiecrackei
| ana touched matcu to II. Tue ex.
| ,iosion occurred just as Smith passed
II front OF a post ON which The
| ioadeu cartridge had been placed. The
| entire charge OF shot toUk effect in the
bick part OF the head, which was
clown to bite. Death was instan-
| lanooua.
Mre. l. vey Aljrich, one OF the
seven surviving widows Of the 30.
Revolutionary soldiers wac iought IN
he war # l776, died ut the bOme OF
aor son, l.. G. AIGrich, in Stockton,
CAL, Monday afternoon. ME-.
| Al0rich was born az SanborntoD, n.
| ii. March 70, 1850, and wRe come.
queuuy It her ninely.eIghth gear a,
lae lime OF her GenIh. She was the
widow OF Revolutionary soldier,
Caleb AldIiCh, ana on tbs records o.
| the government at WsEh!n.t ton he /,
set down as having beea private Of
he Rhode Island line OF tue war oil
l77G. He fought unuer WHshi gtou
.gainst the British. Mr.. a Dir ch was
born In l7G!, and had buried Three
wives When re married the deceased
| in 1888. She was tnen SO years old
anu nsI iou: little chiIdren, being tie
wdow OF Taylor Clark, who WAS q
colder OF the war OF 1872, TO whom she
we married In 1871 AMI who died IN
1928.