Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-26
A Religious Mania That is Separating
Husbands and Wives.
WOMAN HURT BY A GANG PLOW.
Mysterious Disappearance of a Body
Died from Whisky-A Long and
Stormy Voyage.

Joseph A. Weaver, son OF Thomas
r. Weaver, president aof the San Jose
board OF trade, died suddenly Saturday
morning at the receiving hospital In
san Frsuclsco. Young Weaver went
10 the hospita about 10 O'Clock on FRI
day morning. He seemed to be In
the full possession Of his senses, but
WAS plainly ia state of physical col.
lapse, duo, rs he informed DIR. Bum
nell, to bard drinking. He slept at
the hospital over night, and on arising
next morning expired suddenly.
Colorado Catholic, Jan. 90: On
January 10 Zion was treated TO heavy
fall Of snow. Az result the city and
neighboring mountains look very
picturesque In their Waite robes. The
view from Capitol Hill during u bright
crisp sun ur under the softer light of
the moon, wouId rival the winter
scenes OF cur neiyhhor, Misp Canada.
Business 10 quite brisk, and really,
taken as whole, Salt Lsks Ia an ideal
mild winter clty--nt least go thinks
Mir. Philip Ryan, a promising young
man OF Denver, at present spending
bis honeymoon here. Salt Lake ia
nattered to bo thus chosen, aud along
warm greeting for happy future.
An Evanston, Wyo., N Jews Rsgister
correspondent at Lnketown, Utah,
writes: Wister 10 fast disappearing,
not much snow at present. Fat cattle
ara all sold md gone. The people
here are as well fixed as most people
in the meuntaius. Some OF our largest
farmers have most OF their grain In the
bin waiting for higher prices, and we
think The lime will soon be here.
Randolph is in the top row in grain
raising. we have number who raise
between 5000 and 1000 bushels OF
grain. Our precinct raised 55,l99
bushels OF oats, 5,647 bushels Of wheat
and 1914 bushels Of barley. | must
also state that we have the king Of
wheat producers IN cur county, that's
In the north of Utah. 1t is N. NJ.
Hodges Il q, OF the Laketowp, Utah,
roller mile. He raised about 15, 1000
bushels iof splendid wheat last year,
and some OF our local cattle men sold
last fsll from $500 to $1,000 worth OF
cattle.
James Cameron, boy ii years OF
age, with companion OF the same age
named Haskell, while playing on
II
Saturday evening shortly before dusk
discovered the body of man lying
between two rookie. Tho boys, think
ing the man was asleep, approached
MIN, and were Mortified by the dis.
eovery that they had found corpse.
In the center of the forehead was a
gaping gunthot wound. Blood had
stained the ground for several feet
around. When the lads had sufficient
~ recovered from their irlgh hit they pro-
cesded with all speed to the police
station, where they made known their
discovery. Policeman ] ohm Connolly
accompanied the boys to the spot, but
upon their arrival darkness had sci in.
A search was made for the body, and
although the boys were certain OF the
spot, 1t could not be found. There
were evidences OF the body having
been there. but Its disappearance 10 a
mystery.
The British bark MorialtR, Captain
LINDSAY, seventy-eight days from
Newcastle, with cargo OF coal for
Welch & Co., arrived in port at San
francisco. on Saturday hight, par.
TALLY uismsntled and with her cargo
shifted to port, after having battled
with gales literally for weeks In the
tropics. The vessel experienced DO
heavy weather to speak OF until Dec.
ember l4th, when che was struck by
very heavy northeast gale, which car
fled her from latitude ak south to
latitude q north. Ten days later, in
latitude 10 north, a terrific eaet-north-
east gale was encountered, with high
confused sea. The vessel was thrown
on her beam ends, and tho cargo
shifted to port. This gale lasted until
the goth, carrying the bark TO latitude
~ north, when south-son th west gale,
with high northeast sea, which
mixed matters considerably, followed.
The next day the gala shifted to the
essteriy AMI then back to the south.
southeast, making very high con-
!nsiEg sea In which the bark rolled and
pitched dangerously. The crane OF
the lower main topsail yard was ear
ried away, and tho yard dropped
twelve feet. Northeast and north.
west gales were thea had until latitude
81 north WAS reached. The remainder
OF the run to the FRrallones was Ia
east to northeast gales. On Dec. 21st
the mizSenelayB were carried away.
The Fret Baptist Church in Ia
coma, WASH, 10 split because Of the
action OF a portion OF the congregation,
who have Joined the Christisn ALI
Rnce, which movement teaches
"bouily eanctihcation." These mem.
bers are known rs the "come-Suters"
ana Number over twenty. Halt Of
them are women, who arc living apart
from their husbands because OF ihelr
belief. Raw. N. Ii. Hartman, pastor
OF the church, alter lasting Tor two
week., has decided to join the "coms-
euters," anu last night declared he
Toald not preach there again
until the "demon" had been driven
out OF the members OF his con.
gregation. He asked the trustees ~
hOlu a meeting touay and arrange to
supply the pulpit, which they have
Done. The trustees anu other OF Rev.
darriman's iriende spent some time
with him today trying to get him TO
aHGee that he Will go away and rtst.
they fear thst brain fever will result.
Two weeks ago Hartman cans to the
conclusion that the Holy Spirit hal
lett him, ana to regain 1t nc began
iaatlng. Iie declined to attend tho
revival meetings IN progress at his
church anu refused to See his friends
or leave his room for over week,
spending the entire time In prayer.
Ihnrsday night he attended the BeIv-
Ices again, but wss very week. SAtur.
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