Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-29

OF seventy-fve members OF the texas
press association viii arrive mere oNeI
the Rio Grande Western railway ~,
stay over Sunday will be made IN ea''
Lake.
Col. s. r. Pearson, who has been sec
rotary OF the Sanpete valley ra'l"s o.,
has resigned to become manager III
the Nevada company. MT Pearson WI
70 TO Austin. Nevada, the headquarters
OF the company.
On Tuesday the o. r. & N. Co inau-
g1rated tri-weekly round Trip ser
vice on the Waverly branch trains
leaving Fairfield az 1880 a. mo- Iues-
days Thursdays and Saturdays
For the purpose Of allowing the con,
centration Of all the uptown ofhces Oh
the Western on the third iloor oil tne
Dolly block the force IN the opeIal'ns
offices will be removed to the station on
Fifth West street The general superlh-
tendent. tralnmaster ana dispatches
will be among the pilgrims
General Manager Frank Patterson OF
the Pittsburg. Johnstown, EbensbuTB
K Eastern railroad has resigned IN
resIgninv ne said he declined TO take
the responsibility for running trains.
An accident occurred on the road last
week resulting from spreading Ieils'
and this IL said 10 be the cause OF MI
Patterson's resignation.
special from st. Paul TO the spoKes-
man. Review SAYS: Nothing can De
learned concerning the immediate CON
solicitation OF the Spokane offices Of the
Great Northern and Northern faeluc
railroads, though at the general OFFICES
OF both companies II is believed that
such an order will be Issued before 'he
first Of the year.
Bolse statesman, Aug 27.-The Port
land Merchants excursion left for the
coast Yesterday. The local passenger
train pulled out Of Boise with quite a
number of passengers on board Tor the
coast of Oregon. There were three ex-
ira cars. for the excurslonists only
one OF these was a chair car, the other
two being sleepers-the "Capitola, IN
charge of w. Mayheld, and the 'Medu'
sa." in charge OF George Goodwin
Pocateno Tribune, Aug. 2L-A most
distressing accident occurred IN the
yards here last evening at Few MN
utes past six, by which young John
Wills. the thirteen-year-old son OF Mr.
Henry Wills lost hts right foot. The
lad. who is an employe Of tho Franklin
q Hayes boiling works, was on the
foot board Of switch engine bs6, ana
fell off. the wheels cutting the rlghl
foot off at the ankle joint ana as ne
fell between the raih the entire engine
passed over his body, without, now.
ever. causing other injury. Engine oSo
is one OF the new switch engines ana
her rebox, ashpan and brake rigging
are hung high above the track, when
accounts for no further injuries. what
would have been the result had II been
one OF the old engines that passed over
the boy as his body lay between the
rails is frightful TO contemplate. the
low ashpan aud break gear would have
crushed him to a shapeless mass.
Pooatello Advance. Carr, the man
who was awaiting trial on the charge
OF falsely obtaining aid from the Broth
erhood ACKNOWLEDGMENT Is missing
Carr was taken down with typhoid te-
yer shortly before II was discovered
that he was fraud The hremen
turned him over 10 the county for treat
ment and he was removed TO the coun-
ty hospital. After Carr recovered sutli-
Client 10 be up, Sheriff Rice employed
John Priest to guard him 80 he would
not disappear, pending his preliminary
hearing. How well the officer succeeded
Is shown from the fact that between
and 4 o'clock Sunday morning the
Sick man" arose. walked out OF his
room, passed the couch In the hall on
which the guard was resting, entered
another room. stole coat belonging
to another man and made his escape
which was not discovered until about
0 o'clock that morning when some one
told Mrs. Burbank's little boy who was
making vain efforts TO waken the dunn
my Carr had left In bed. that the pris-
oner had been gone some six hours.
The man is stlll at liberty.