Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-01
DNsEREr EVENING NEWS: MoNDAY. ArGrsr 1. 1sns.

The horse fell at the frst jump. and
~ Mnrrdcu, who was following
i,riicf the boy with His hoofs. break
ne the left ankle ana kicking him In
,be head. " was not thought that
Madden was badly hurt M nrst H.
,vse taken 10 the hospital where he
dfrd The brain had been Injured TIL
association viii send the body homo
From officials OF thu Southern Pacific
railroad In Los Angeles. cat. details Uf
tbo wreck OF q paycar on shat road
tbrae miles west of Benson. Aria. weiv
,I,falned sunday nlght The accident
orcurrcd at Gi2O Sunday morning. The
enrIno jumped the track on O curve
Fireman 4. J. Taylor was Killed. Engi-
neer walker was badly scalded. and
Conductor CrowdCr was injured inter-
naiiv. and win probably de. Tho othgi
troinnien aud officers Of the road on The
r,r were shaken NJ but not seriously
hurt The engine was "a complete wreck
@11 the magyar was consumed by Gre.
ant the records ana money were saved.
latter received In San Francisco
frsm Captaln J. A. Wayland of the brg
Harriet g.. which has arrived nt so
Nichnel from New York, with member
III Tho Manhattan and Continental
Mining cumrnnies' states thht w. '"nt
vovaro from the east was mhdH ln
e.fctv. Two river boats. which were
brnughi from the East Va scctiunr. are
bslrr put together and 10 BE- expected
win soon be ON their way an the Nu-
kon. Most Of the men ON board the
Harriet q. will engage IN mining The
remainder hoping 10 gm.,,,!th IN t'nd-
Ing ventures captain Wayland gN'
neeta To- return TO San Francisco be-
fore September I.
Railroads In Montana viii nay taxes
this year on nm asses.ment 'i sla''s1..
ail an Increase Of siiaea0 over last
year Tho Northern plcinC's main
line assessment was fxed Saturday
evening at ft.06q. 49, on Increase ~
500 "a mile. the Great Norihern.H us-
gossmsnt was Increased from $500
mile 10 $500. the Montana Conirarf
,vae Increased from 5000 t1 $500 a
mile. while the Pacific extension VIII
remain at 1850. The oregon Short
Lines assessment D. sos ico u decrease
~ So. g0s. The liurlinEtDu's assess
mont ~ $4,000 Il dccfrlar ~ f5n..
$40 from lnrt years. 10 was repre-
scented that the burlington Loot $4,000
on IT, Montana business last year
Marcus Mason. % san Francisco o.
dead nt the French hospital In New
York 10 wnH wen known lu Caliior-
MIA and hifo TN Central and youth
Atrrrltn. who're frf many years h. was
NlNNNN|N wv NNl' lH|NII't.'NN NNAN'. NA N'NNNNA
tiln machinery fr M, 'uro and pc.
servntion of coffee. lie was q pioneer
o. tht introduction q American ma.
chinary. Nj. MaEnn maintained
business house IN New York, n manu-.
featuring IinLt DO Worcester, a PLAN
tatlHn IN Costa l,lca. au1 n farm In
california. iis was BON IN Vermont
In 1876 ard was a mechanical engineer
hy profession its traytf o. widow and
! two dIuFhtprr. en-" ~ tn latter being
married o. Acton GtTgr osborne, OF
California.
Roy W. r. Ford ~ Seattle. who was
convicted hy the puget Sound Method.
81 conference IN the charge Of F0duc-
INK Jessie Ginurd. HE servant girl. has
secured from the judiciary conference
sitting 1t Spokane a decision remand.
ing the case bhck 60 trial council flf
new trial The sessions of the cone
ference were presided over by bishop
M1llaiiou. who went there from Boston
| Tor that purpose ,aignteen clcrFymHn
from oregon. Washington. Idaho and
Montana were called 90 comprise ihH
conference. hut two were rejected ON
conference. Tho sessions. which were
behind closed doors. began Thursday
and closed Friday night Jessie glf-
ford IL In Spokane 90 the Dcucnnoss
home. and IL singing In the choir OF the
First NJ. H. church,
one N the most important orders
ever Issued by thrunlon Pacific railroad
IN 90 far ~ the livestock market of