Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-06

ING N EWS. NUN DA \
near the car track Antonio ran ahead,
In playful manner. me car was
coming at the usual speed ana as tne
boy attempted Ia cross the track nc
stumbled and fell In front OF the dum-
my, being crushed to death.
yrtcrdtd a,tlf STANDARD. purchnsed
hv ne Women Of Wyoming no contri-
b,tinr ,nn,o tbn, 10 cents brinr re-
ceIved hns been presented To the First
hott,Iinn ~ wvominr volunteers. now
nj San FrancIsco. Major Footo com
mandlng. The battalion consisting Of
IL officers ana BOB men was Ihea up
on Point Labos avenue me ptesehta-
tion speech was made by O. C. Hunt,
brother-in-law OF Governor lichards
OF wyoming; MaJos toute responder
briefly ana then called ON man from
the ranks 70 SPEAK ior me enhstgd Vpl-
unteers' FIRST Serseaht Chhrles H. Bur
flt stepped 10 the front anu inaut IN
ELOQUENT speech The wyoming req.
ment Is one OF the nest equipped at
camp Merritt
Cnmn Merritt reioIced Saturday
night over n fuiI-blnwn romance which
was especially celebrated by the Twen-
ftrrh Kansas rerinient cant. Fred
Buechnn of company Il an attorney of
Kansas city Kan, was major when
ms regiment was part OF the knhshs
Nutiunal tuArd; NoW ne ~ sehlur
captain ana When nus regiment az
phft OF the united states NuluhItCrf'
was oruered TO san frahe!scu ms
iiuHcte' MISS Luclnuu M 0Iultn Oh
Lawrence, KAN tolioWeQ MN 70 san
rIdh,lsuoto injury her uettotheu "
iofe ne salleu Tor Nahlla. MISS Stll'n
reucheu san Francesca saturday hha
IN the evening capt. buechnn Obtained
u,
ana gong INTO the city sought ths
services OF a clergyman ana Weuueu
the woman OF ms cnolce.
The Oregon Sugar comnonv has
made n very material alteration I'm the
plans for the construction of the prln.
cipal huildinps AT the sugar factory
grounds saws the La Grande Chron-
icle. The original Intention was Ia use
structural steel in the main factory
building and TO construct me walls OF
| 1Nh-lhch planks' spiked loEethor rms
! pan is now abandoned; ana not only
inc nam bullalht' nut lhe AuEHi ware
mousse, bDNioo rect IN size, ana the en-
slhc ana pollet-rooih VIII pc Iliue o.
nllSk; me cohtraci i4r the oIlt' ,,,i,f
| Wlil pe hWarueu WIthlh a. snort ii,, 'lt,
IL IS estiinateu that nearly one nlllnoh
rect WIN De required LOT the cohsuuc'
tioh OF the dlHereht pull"lnE7'
! II is said of Lieut. Hobson the hero
| Of Santiago, that in his fourth class
| year at Aunapolis. an order was is
, sued that cadets in authority should
/ be as careful in reporting their own
classmates as in the performance of
any other duty Hobson was leader
of n section and reported some OF me
members Tor soIhe nre'tl VI IlScl JIM T.,
! Ihereupoh the ce,7 Nut Ilonsoh ~
| coventry tltt -, nc W. o9'i ncIseu,
none OF ms Grass sl'eahiis W mn W.
naVlhE any thihS 70 w " ~ MN ~ ~
son theh uuch,eu rlEht u1Mh 10 lli5
BOOKS ana by the emu OF NJ stg ,ii
class year was az me head OF ms e ,,lsS.
Then they aecl9eu 10 reverse men .!H-n
/ judgment, put ,i"ps"h aalu' ~ ~
| gentlemen you "u'v s So, VI Mi1"'.'
me these Years an i,nI. ~ "
worry along Witnout !ou ioi 'he ie
naming year' anu ne u'"'
dlspatch from Skaguay, May 20
via Victoria, b. c., June 4. says: 4
nvsterIous murder was brought t.
| light here Yesterday. Ella d. Wilson
| a colored woman, was found strangleC
| IN death in her cabin in the center OF
| town She had been bound. gagged
| cbotfed and a inflow placed over hel
head 40 she might not revive. HeI
mouth was stuffed fun of cheese clotl
and strin of the same materla
tlehtlv twisted about her neck and tn,
ands i,notted under one ear. A mir n
| rubber boots with a pistol in one weri
beside the he'd. There was evidenc,
that rnhherv had been committed o.
ottemnted but n trunk filed with NAL.
attir" Vas not disturbed and thia ma,
furnfsb cline To- the murderer.
-Four batteries OF the third unite'
States artillery VIII go into camp a
San Francisco today (MondaY unde
command of Major Hess on the parad
plain at the Preside, near the SIKH
California infantry. Batteries a and l
of the California volunteer artiller!
have been attached to the Third artil
lery regiment The Minnesota men ar
confident that they will go to Manili
with Gen. Merritt. They base thei
hopes on the fact that the new COVER
nor general Of the Philippines Is per
sonal friend of Col, Reeves and is ais