Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-18
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.,o,,ss FLOOD CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE


gers nrosed kidnapping is reporter
a sIp.a,...nne. Wyo., through ,ne
from ,nms Disappearance o. Eh
mystcii,oad the adopted dausnter
Whi'enIH Mrs, David Smith OF '"a'
Mr. ana M'''
city. ~ vears old, and his
Haits ANNA. aged 3. OF Los Anse-
lituec al were thrown from ca, ,,,,,i,,,
les, az a. in runaway ana Narrowly
Tuesuadi having their heads broken o'
the pavement ,,,, no In the
rehH nine near Haily, Ida, Weuhvs-
hope Nv the falling of a slip from NJ VIZ
uas,, while timber Ing cross GU, ,,,nar
,vorklng companion, NJ
w was quit" quite seriously bruised ,,,
was 10 Monica, Cal, Pedro Garcia,
At,s aa pete" has confessed 10 pc
or i.,i,nated i'm the murder OF Cnnries
ms ,inp iost Friday, but places all tne
Collins HE mistress, Mary Ellen Gar
plaine , ~ charges her with striking the
fatal blow - az tho
JUN ol,h Verain. a Swiss benevolent So
.', ~ san francisco. is wanted py
ee'i ,,bers of that organization. uh-
ni' ,atalv Bachman was trusted men,
W m'e'; ,,e society and was given f'ill
un,rol OF its finances. rms trust su9
.hs, members, has been grossly Nlo-
,s,sa and the treasurer Is now arnohs
the missing.
A, san Francisco the work OF pre-
,arinr the revenue cutter CorWih 10,
var Arctic trip Is almost conpie,e' a.t
hei sa,, DAYS she will be ready to start
~ sl ,taeka where she goes to supple
~. the work Of the Bear in rescuins
nlen. ho,,nd whalers. The hull of the
t n'..,in 10 being heavily sheathed as a
rrotection against the ice.
,rhe pr Steamer Barnewell, after eX-
,.asIvc repairs costing between $Su,-
Ssa and 500 OOO went down the New
Wv RAY today. She returned later TO
poa uook. and after at few days VIII
,sr for BaltImare and load coal Tor
can Francisco where she VIII trhue
80 mo pacific coast. She Is owned by
,he Saginaw steamship company, and
ssr name has been changed to the Lee
wsraw She will fly the American nag.
The archives of the San Joaquin VAL
law Railway, California, have been en-
riched by the adventures OF haruS
smc,or az train reported to headquar-
w. an the official blank that an acci-
AN, mad occurred on the line, ana that
40 vIrtlm had been one of those ami
mails whose butting proclivities are
nroyerbial. II was added that at the
lime The train was going at the rate OF
atty miles an hour.
Navy Dayenport seven-year-
rrl living at 1866 Washington street
Oakland. Cal, had u miraculous es-
cane from death Tuesday afternoon.
sbe had headlong fall of thirty feet
from the second story of the building
and escaped with a few bruises. IN
her fan she plunged through the glass
roof that covers the tin shop OF &. l..
Maxwell 4 Sons and ended her terrible
fqll on a coil of wire that lay on the
floor II was thought at first that she
was dying but she quickly revived, and
scarcely required the attention OF
physician, who was called.
The Russian consulate in San Fran
elson has Just been informed of the re-
suits Of an investigation instituted by
Ne governor of Siberia in regard to n
complaint made by an English traveller.
Harry de White. against the natives OF
the village of tImvaidjik. in northern
Kamschatka. where he lived for two
months In the autumn of 1896. This
Investigation was made by the chief of
the Anadyr district. and has convinced
him that the hardships encountered by
De White during his stay at Umvaidjik
must not be attributed to the enmity or
i.will Of the natives. but to the gener-
ally trying conditions Of life In the far
North and to the misunderstanding re-
sultlng largely from the fact that De
White and the natives did not speak
each others languages.
A special to the Tacoma, Wn., Ledger
Thursday, from Palouse, wn., saws:
The Palnuse river was higher today
than II has been for years. and the
lower part Of the town was flooded.
The woter reached the floor of the
bridge on Main street, near the depot.
and covered the street to a depth of
nearly three feet for several blocks
from the bridge. Houses and barns on
Inc nat were surrounded by water and
one family living near the depot was
forced to move out the water reaching
almost to the windows OF the house.
Traffic on the Northern Pacific between
MOSCOW, Idaho. and Julietta will not
ne resumed before Sunday. The dam
age done by the high water Is the
Freatest for years. Workmen on the
,NIehslon have been employed on the
damaged track. II was stated that n
,orce OF 500 to 1000 men and four work
rims" We're at work. Most of the dam
~ unne To the track was between
bHu Jullttt0.
Inc organization of the Northwest
Nhule-Growers' association was com.
Heteu Wednesday afternoon nj Pendlo-
WI, ore After long discussion the
Nh sututlon and bylaws wer adopted.
nv my ,host important action covers the
sssao,n,s vi cattle. All members of the
So are required to furnish n
.vpy OF their brand to the secretarv
, Mn,eh is forwarded In turn to different
Inspectors west OF the Missouri A
4, - saving 10 owners OF stray cattle
H. NpeCleu To result. Another reruln.
ssss, asquires owners of animals in nos.
,hara OF me inspector, about which
bars "a dispute, II owners are mem.
dlg,c,,i,, we assoclation.to submit the
,nculty TO the executive comnittne
arbitration. Officers were a,aot u
VAL i,nhows; Grant Copeland. Wallo
,o Una, president; vice Observation-Disclosures
al W James. Withycombe, No
nn ns, T. w Price of Fort Pontn,
rove,n 'eit 70 The appointment nv ths
mite VI Idaho. The executive com.
was e, we members from each state
Chandlo. as follows: Oregon-Geo
w rr,l,lIsp 1 WashlngtonHoliver ", Tnn.
el,y wala Wolla; c. f. Elwe,l Mn.
psr, Montana-F A. CUNNING. To,
n up, W ID. Bruce. Helena 15o = VI
No,.aW lewiston; |. n Uu,o,,,n,.o
power t,anhnome, This committee has ~,
Inc a.v w appoint inspectors and nct ~,
asecrs,o aton generally, also ia saIoc
a,lon,n% and treasurer OF the associ,
conm aan fx their compensation s TN,
y. c. Grss a,'erward met and selected
Grow tressnsse secretary and L. S. Le
being consiSr,h both Of walia walla
ment I" none one city, Before flnnI ad ,ne on
next n m,ana Walia was selooted you ~,
week V az 20 OF meeting. in the seron NV
oided "a FEBRUARY. 1899. II was Nv
Febrnsw,. mold conventions an,,, n ue