Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-04
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT
e.,,s Hsr, Of Omaha, Killed on the Hot
Springs Motor Line.


v,st.riay afternoon at $50 o'clock
oh. hot springs motor car jumped the
,.,,t about two miles east of the
.,rIrss the result Of which was that
h, Hart. the conductor was Instantly
,tsi The motor was going at very
amid speed. with one coach ana had
.,sn messengers on board. The COM
,..t.r was standing on the rear % the
'.r uhen the motor jumped the track.
Y. RAN through the car presumably to
.,i 8n the brake, but whether Dc
np0i ur was thrown from the plat
r-H hi the jar h. unknown. but when
H. oars were stopped Do was found
irInr llfiofs ON tho ground the body was
'f.mlu.I and u was found that hla
smU vac fractured and bio let Lex
rts broken near the ankle. nud hia
rsek badly bruised. The wheels "
~ t1fa dld not run over him. The
.lrs rom about 100 yards along the tios
arf thUn 81 the Cmhinkmput Only
srs 6f ths passengers wac hurt. William
AHn8n. but hia iniuriOH are not thought
Z, b. srfioua. The other passengers
vtf, 'flghtenod 90 badly that mo- pnr-
fsBlars " the accident could be learned
frm tbgm No injury was done To
DE motor or car.
MI Hart was q resident Of Omaha.
t1t his been Tor eomc time In the cm-
aby " ho street car company. Hla
.a1tN,r were notified at once ami
tfa morning word WIS ru-
l-.yei from them that t.oc Hart
bother in George win arrive here to-
r6ruw from North Platte. Nebraska.
ia arrange for BIZ brothers burial A
dDn,rH inqu { was 10 D. held this
afternoon at Pleasant View before
At.lnr Coroner Cugung.
SLIGHT sNfAsHur.
Mgs1 this morning ns Union Pacl-
n m.Fht train was pulling Into the
uh No the depot. 10 ran Into Hight
ftfgh engine with a tank ear. The
tank WaH Knocked on the track ANA
dfnlra1 some. The trucks were quite
badly broken. No one was injured, A
sans ~ mon was put 10 work clearing
% The truck nnd In n short time the
trains were running regularly The
cause rlyyn Tor the collision ia that 10
vas tol dark Tor the engineer on the In
coming train 20 see the other engine.
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
Two boys about 20 years OF age named
r. Vs. Murell ana Harry Rogers. have
begn arrested and tried on the charge
% being connected with the burglariz-
Co.'S Southern Pacific cars and stcainE
some jewelry and articles OF clothing
from the home Of J. 4. ANley on Linz
coln avenue. They at first denied any
connection with the crimes but hnaly
weakened and a confession from one of
them brought the entire affair 90 light
The hngs stolen from the Axley resi-.
dencc were thrown away b the
boys. an officer accompanied one % the
lads 90 the place whore the rings were
thrown and after o. long search found
one N them, The lads had preliml-
nary hearing before Judge Hulanlsld
and were bound over 60 the district
court under 5000 bonds each. They
were unable 10 furnish the bonds. and
hence were turned over 10 the sheriff
i1I safe keeping until trial.
ROBBED THE DEAD.
Saturday night ia Mcc art was ar.
rested by Detective pondur charging
l.m Win stealing railroad ticket from
lae dead body NJ 70 man from Calves
w, Texas, The tickot o. worth about
W seems that az the time when
w uehet Wus stolen McCourt was ln
Ae employ ut tho hospital ns n nurse.
4a4 had good chance 20 yet the Ticket
tl or ihe mans pocket when he died.
lle officers have been on the alert Tor
'YH' time 20 ind tho thief but were
unable 10 place the charge FOR certain
alh.i anyone, but "a few days ago
A.,nlft tried Co dispose Of the ticket
7. I'h,Aa ticket brokerage. but ala not
IN Nhgn arrested ho denied tho
,4gol, hualr but when searched tho
ugIs.i was found In his possossion. 10
aNl ny lried In the police court on Tues
gay az 10 "a, m.
LIKES UTAH.
WIN. Jordan ana wife Of Phelps. Ind.
.lNt non the past six weeks been max,
''ur ot Utah FOR the purpose "
va,.i the country and 10 see N Il
XIV, Joy behcht Mrs. Jordnn's health.
XXX, nave hhd very plennurablp trip
anl te'l that Il has done both of them
,hu'n good They are delighted with
n. u.Iuful beauties OF our state and
,t{ possibly come hero 10 live: during
IVY weeks stay here I'm ogden Nh.
H.. l LOWS escorted them around
sI,, ,lNt ITO mot thcm while az their
w nh hlH mission Mr. Jordan IA oults
Nulious man aud IN no elrhti.t re.
.'l some Mormon" publIcltIous
N.Y., through hlH own study was COM
Nl'l 90 the Church, no and vito
~. hoth baptized In 1857. They In
IT, uyit nome this morning over the
CITY PRISONER ESCAPES.
Martin Delaney cscnped from, tho rock
irS S"lutuoy afternoon, Ile was sory-
S y second term in tho clty i1ll for
b., ,h'hncsH. ana the guard, Mr. Allcn.
Nl.l 80 90 rpt q drink. no found
b. "N'N' standing by the fence and by
W. was enabled 10 ret over hIgh
iss.i IVY not without scratching and
sTl'li hls hands on tho barb wire. The
n.y. gave him O chase FOR ssyeral
49, but he was too Quick Tor
H." qua made good his escape The
g,'n OF him b. wns running
bssd'asN lhg Mountain View Cemetery
"''''a Tor Weber canyon.
COLORADO VISITORS
o., i.a.t saturday y. y. watcra sscrotnry
wv western Funeral Directors ng-
y, ,tlll"ll, ana H. j. Symonda. treasurer
Il, ~ colorado Casllot CO.. were truo.fs
VIC ogden undort1kors. Tho conn
s,Hy' consisting of Il. y. Watora. III. j.
'ut"has, Mr.. ma Mrs. George W.
,,,i .'n dr', lAlah Larkin, O. J.. A. Lind
Hl-t ana A. Il. Rlchoy. went m 10 tbo
1t ,llSagr ana had a flnD trout and
nl'h'n breakfast. thon took "A rlds
w'.uEh the ogden canyon. returnlng
w. ,u' city they went out TO Inc eucor
,tt..oIA and Witnessed the vorkinns IN
NV pace, The visiting gentlemen left
49,, aalt Lake on the 2.i0 NJ ma. tr1ln
lu mat evening they TOOK ths c1st.
'n bouyer ''' '''''' '''''''
FUNERAL SERVICES.
o., FUNERAL scrvlces were held yesterday
" gr, ,tsi'l'y residence over the remains