The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-03

afternoon.
A team OF horses belonging to e b.
Morelock We're struck and instantly
killed by an O. r.. G ~ engine at El.
gin, Oregon, last Thursday. MIR. More
lock barely escaped with his life
MILFORD Berkeley, a colored ranch.
man, near Havie, Mont. shot Joe Mel
son, also colored three times, and the
later will probably die 1t appears
that Berkeley merely acted in self de.
Tense
The shngle mill of the st. Louis
Manufacturing company in Tacoma
burned Tuesday morning, Loss 81 600
Insurance will amount to $4,000. The
capacity of the mill was 100000 shing
les per day.
Word comes that the four.year-old
daughter of julius La Duke, living at
Electric, fell into a natural hot spring
near her home Sunday night and was
so severely scalded that she died In
few hours.
About o'clock Thursday morning.
while William McVay and his wife
were milking the cows near Spokane,
their house was burned to the ground
and their six-weeks-old baby was
burned to crisp.
Nelson X Cartwright. an old mining
man OF Helena. lost his life in his sill
yer mine on the river Idaho a few
days ago, according to n telegram re-
ceived by his wife from Red Rock, the
nearest telegraph point
W. E. Derrick, young farmer liv-
ing near Milton, prominent in Una.
tilla county, committed suicide Satur.
day night by cutting his throat with a
razor. He had grown respondent
over financial difficulties.
Louis Spangler a private in COM
pany A, o. n. g., of Baker City, Ore,
was so severely injured while being
tossed" at the company camp near
The Lewis and Clark fair groudns
that he will probably die.
Brush fires between Cascade locks
and Hood River in northern Oregon
and in Cow Creek canyon in southern
Oregon are playing havoc with the tel
sgraph wires and causing the com
panies endless annoyance.
Joseph De Pasquale, convicted of
nanslaughter at Walla Walla, Wash
nas been granted a new trial owing
20 errors in cross-examination. Pas.
luale killed Dominica hi Valerie in
September, 1904, during a quarrel.
Charles Shedarshirt, the last of the
indian warriors who took part in the
early massacres of the northwest, is
lead at his home near Clam Cove on
Vashon island, aged 80 years. He
was known as Shot Mouth Charley.
In the superior court at Spokane
| Judge Poindexter ruled that mar
riages contracted within four months
after the divorce had been granted
by the courts of Washington are void
even if the ceremony is performed in
another state. The decision is in the
divorce suit of Ollie Bovett VS.. James
| A. Bovett.
Gus Punke, a member Of the cigar
makers union of Detroit, and leaving
wife and two children there, was
run over and killed Saturday, at Butte
Mont. in the Northern Pacific yards
by a locomotive. He was stealing a
ride.
The 1S-months-old son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Glenolen of Hunters Station
near Spokane, Wash, was run over by
an electric train and instantly killed
last Friday. The boy had wandered
from home and was seated on the
track.
United States customs Inspector
and eleven officers and men from thu
revenue cutter Grant Thursda!
searched the Hill liner Minnesota a
Seattle for struggled goods. The arti
Giles of merchandise found would stool
store
In d small stream a mile from thei
home in Sauvier island, near Portland
Ore, Ada Pearl and Elnora Payne
aged II and IA, were drowned Fri
day afternoon. The girls were bath
ing in Filbert creek and went int
deep water.
Lewis Anderson, ranchman of tn
Cottonwood country, near Helena
Mont, shot and killed Andrew Truikk
as a result of dispute OVER part
nership ditch. They had quarrele
over the amount of water each wa
entitled TO.
The first conviction which 1t ha
been found possible to obtain unde
the anti-scalping law passed by tn
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