Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
NEWS Of WEEK
FROM POCATELL0.
Lively Runaway in Which Wo.
man and Child Were
Badly Hurt.
SQUAWS BEAT WHITE WOMEN.
Viciously Assaulted Them With Butt
OF Observation-Disclosures Gambl-
ing Joint IL Raided.
Special Correspondence.

Specis Correspondence.
n oCATELLo. Aug S0.--Three per-
sons were more or less injured
Tuesday evening by the runaway
OF a delivery wagon belonging to the
Blythe-Fargo company. driven by
Frank Weist. The shaft accidentally
broke which frightened the horse.
and the sudden turn threw the driver
out The horse continued his run
from the Idaho Packing company and
over the railroad crossing by the Pa
cihc hotel Here Mrs. @ l.. Brally OF
Blackfoot was struck on the head
by the broken shaft and her little
daughter was hurt on the ankle. Dir.
Wright was called and attended TO
Mrs Brally and II was necessary 20
take three stitches in the wound in the
back Of the head.
DIVE RAIDED.
midnigh, raid on Wednesday last
in a Chinese gambling Joint on tho
east side was q very prolific catch.
Twenty-Five arrests were made, and
Wv hAAa ANashAg hdH fitl AAAf1 w COVE
The capture was effected by Chief Of
Police e. s. Smith, aided by Officers
Meyers, Brown and Park Smith. Sam
Ham is the proprietor and Tom See
was the dealer OF the fan tan game.
The paraphernalia was conhscated.
and six Of the principals-Japs and
Chinese-appeared before Polics
Judge Knowles next morning and paid
the above fine imposed by the latter.
PUGNACIoUs sQUAws.
Two full booded Indian squaws.
Mrs. Maud Stoner and Mrs. Manistee
are In the county Jail to stand trial on
charge OF criminal assault with a
deadly weapon. The assault upon two
white women. Mrs. Frances craw-
shaw and Mrs Mathilda Taylor, oo-
CURED last Monday at Bell Marsh near
McCammon Mrs. Crawshaw is tbs
wife OF John Crawshaw. The trou-
BILE Is an old one over range privileges
between the Stoners and Crawshaws.
the former having an allotted farm
near McCammon. The two squaws
served a term In Jail last year upon a
similar charge as now preferred by
Mrs Crawshaw.
on this occasion the four women
met each other while riding on horses
across the country near Bell Marsh,
and the first named squsw opened the
fight on the horse ridden by Mrs.
Crawshaw, and beat It over the head
with a revolver until he fell and threw
the riders. breaking Mrs Crawshaws
arm. The services Of a physician were
required 10 set the broken bones
Deputy Sheriff Charles Sell effected
the arrst with considerable trouble. the
Stoners showed fight and had also
made all preparations 10 yacate the
ranch The trial will be held tomor-
row.
MRS. HOGAN DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Jenkins Hogan. wife OF
special officer Mike Hogan formerly a
passenger conductor here. and a resi-
dent Of this city for a score OF years
died Friday evening at their new
home In ogden Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan
are the parents Of Mrs. Or. w. A.
Wright and Arthur and Richard Ho-
gan
NEW Y. NJ c. A. SECRETARY.
Frederick r. Pergalis, and family
arrived here from Clinton. Iowa, this
week. he. gentleman is the new secre-
tary Of the Y. NJ. G. A., and will succeed
secy Jennings who retires.
PoCATELDo BRIEFS.
Labor day will be celebrated here
Monday, Sept. 3, al the Pocatello fair
grounds. Amons other attractive fea-
lures will be a horse race Chas Potter's
horse Of Dempsey and SO. Relrs horse
Of lnkom.
Lyman r. Farnes Of Logan, and Miss
Alice Witworth were married Thurs
day evening by Justice White al his
residence
John II. Iversen a resident Of Poca-
tello for about two years died yester-
day. the remains viii be taken 10 Nv
rum, Utah, Tor lnterment. He was an
active member IN the Iatter-day
Saints church. Leaving service was
held today In Lindquisi undertaking
parlors.
A farewell missionary social was Civ
en- this evening at the L. n. :. church
IN favor Of Elder Joseph n. Anderson.
son of Widow Christine Anderson. who
leaves for mission 10 Sweden on the
LIST Of September There was a large
turnuot, a good program was rendered
followed by a banquet
a lawn party was given Monday
evening by Mrs Addle II. Hendricks.
Miss Ella NJ Davidson and Mr. I. r
2undell. at the Dawson residence. for
the special entertainment % the frsi
intermediate Sunday school class. Of
which these two ladies are teachers A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all pres
ent. delicious Ice cream and cakes