Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-15

he performed the feat The distance
from the railing 90 the water H. iih feet
and the water is about 20 feet deep. lie
was picked up by a skin none the worse
for the experience.
There were az patients at the d.
vision hospital In San Francisco sun
day evening. the greatest number yet,
and fifty-seven 81 the post hospital
only one OF these "a slick soldiers IT.
dangerously ili-Privatc Mitchell Of
the Tennessee regiment. who has blood
poisoning following vaccination. and II
not expected to live. Private w. 4.
Williams OF company NJ. Twenty third
regular Infantry. died az the division
hospital OF pneumonia.
The baricntine G. G. Funk shin.
wrecked on Flinders Island, Tasmania,
sailed from Tacoma for Melbourne.
May 22 under command OF Captain
| Niisen. loaded with 6is.tOO feet OF
lumber. valued at $3.50. Captain Kill
zen succeeded Captain Charleston as
her master during the pnst year. Little
| Il known here Of her captain or crew.
sho was owned by Il. W. schultz In
| san Francisco. She has been engaged
/ In The lumber carrying trade Tor years.
making regular trips mosf o. the time
/ from Tacoma to san Francisco, san
Pedro and Hawaii
The United States gunboat Bennlng-
,on' which sailed from san FrnnciEco
an n secret mission nearly month
| aro. returned TO port today The Ben
! ninrton got no further north than
seattle. Che lay at Port orchard for
seventeen days. She went 10
| searrh FOR an alleged Spanish priva-
,eer. now believed TO have been myth.
| cal Lieutenant Commander Mozlor.
| acting captain OF the bennington, has
received orders TO relieve Lieut. Com.
,nander curtis OF the Aihatross,
which sailed on Friday for San jose dc
Guatemala.
Mrs. Bridget Riley was killed and
/ Mrs lanes Cleator fatally Injured this
/ afternoon by being caught by a train
/ while croaslrtg trcstlo. says Tribune
special from Iseadvllle. Sunday. The
ladies worc out with n picnic party
and were crossnr the railroad treatic
| whom the Midland passenger train
rounded curve. Mrs Riley was
struck BY the engine and thrown a dis
tnnro OF twenty feet, being 30 terribly
injured that she died last night. Mrs.
| Cicator was partly across the trcstle,
and becoming frightened, Jumped to the
ground. forty fast. Her leg was broken
and splno injured and she was other.
wise informally hurt
ON Sunday last Eddie piondn. son Of
Robert and LlSzle Blondin. met WIN
an accident at ~. Steele, Wye, which
resulted In his death. IL seems ~
Jumped on delivery wagon ana on
aud In thu endsav0r 90 climb on ag1lr
he foil under the wheels and was run
over. death resulting In twenty min
utra. lie was n years % axe. the re-
mains were brought To- coalville las
Monday. and the funeral held from IN
residence of Mayor Allen. brother nl
ths unfortunate boys mother w. w
CluI and Alma Eldredgc were chs
speakers and both delivered cousollnf
and appropriate remarks. Tho remain
were Inferred In the city cemetery
The grlof-strloken parents formerly re-
sided herr, and have the sincere sym
patty n the community IN their Erca
SORROW. -coalvllle Times. 18th.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived by Major General Merriam a
Snn Francisco In response tn his In
qulry NJ To- the proprlcty % pcrmittini
the departure NJ the transports Ar
zona and Scandal pending the peac
negotiations. Washington. Angus
10. Major General Merriam
San Francisco: . Tho socretari
~ war has caused inquiry TO be mad
% Gen. Merritt aH 10 his needs for fur
Their forces. You viii hold the Ar
zona and Gen. Kings troops In read
ness TO sail nt once. II II be 10 or
dercd. l win advise you as soon a