Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
DEATH Of TRUSTY
N THE GATE CITY
rolored Prisoner Drops Dead
While Escaping From Coun-
ty Jail in PocateIIO.
woOLEN MILL PROPOSITION.
r..rert. are That Idaho May Get a
Big Plant In the Near
Future.

Social correspondence.
HorATELLJ. Ida. June il--A col
\ o-.I prisoner at the county jail'
s,oe1 as BIN Bailey but whose
-.-.. ,sms IS william Evans. who was
rs or ua. 90 the federal court on
che .harss OF selling liqtor to the In
S.,-s made run Tor liberty yesterday
n. cost him bis life.
pu ass subject 10 heart failure, ana
,,5 oven received treatment for the
r. by Dr. Bean while awaiting his
..., Yesterday. while acting as
,,rsf, and engaged In carrying a pan
900. DO The garbage can, he bo.ted'
Tr,e.r hy tle officers.
"a. ff failed To show ~ the officers
o.. a.r. sought his trail: but before
U., f..-tad him. Mrs BistlIue Of South
Mi. avenue. five blocks away, tele-
r.-.I coroner Bean that "a dead negro
IVA, ....l 800 the sidewalk by her house,
ed tbs proved 10 De Bill, who had
.U.ur.aI to the excessive strain
t-osg'f upon his heart by running and
itg attendant excitement Of being q
fugitive from justice. HIS remains were
removed .g Cd passing delivery wagon 10
Manassas morgue. No inquest WAS
considered necessary
CLOSING OF SCHOOL.
The Pocatello public schools closed
yesterday and appropriate exercise
var. held Tuesday evening the Nc
Nichols q WHghts hall and further
eNero. ses were held this evening In the
Pretty new Congregational church. Miss
Olive Gruver, a popular teacher IN the
public school, was fortunate In being
q winner IN the Idaho contest for the
Yellowstone park trip originated by the
Portland Oregonian. She received Is
gi votes, and wiz represent Idaho
from the Twentieth district. IL is an
ioJuCed that q winners were elected.
YELLOWSTONE LIMITED.
Tho oregon short Line win Issue a
neT lime card next sunday. -the chief
changes viii consist OF an additional
train service 10 the Yellowstone park.
The Yellowstone Limited viii leave
Salt Lake daily al s p m. arrive here
az 80 a. M. stops 20 minutes, and ar
r.yes a, Marysville at $50 a. m, whence
% returns south at $40 each evening
Ra- short Line Is profitting by thu
gA canine experience here last winter.
and is following the scheme devised 81
ih5 east by piling up storage coal on
le bare ground.
ote-Jhlrd OF the Y IL sest apart as
a dumping ground and just as fast ~
coal marked Idaho arrives. Il is
switched 20 Y, where at present three
Tracks are used FOR his purposa only,
Goa. bins and chutts are all right In
their places but tho terra irma require
no carpenters. So the coal Is simply un-
loaded o- reloaded - required.
JUNE WEDDINGS.
on June weddings last week and this,
mention must be made Of the union OF
Miss Mae T.. silver ana ioyial Frank
SeIIey. who were married in the ST.
J'saUhs church sunday afternoon at (
O'Clock. Rev e.. Van der DoWet per-
forming the ceremony.
ON Wednesday lie Roy Harrison On
t1Is city ANA Miss Eleanor Barrou Of
Ne'ammon we're married at the tenr
io DOB Logan. and upon their return
from honeymoon in Utah and Calf
'Oiuit WIN occupy the pretty new cot
lg. recently completed on north Fifth
avenue. lie Roy Is the Oldest son OF
JeUc.Cr =. d. Harrison.
L1st Thursday. Miss EIella ". Bern
l.sel of Logan and sir. Milton oliver
Ecll Of the firm Of Reddish Brothers &
Ben. were married ~ Logan. Utah.
Yesterday Mrs. Eva r Goodrich OF
this city and Peter : Burk Of Los An
gelCs. California. were married after a
short acquaintance
Mrs y. p. Nielsen, Jr, presented her
husband with fine boy-the first
Tuesday morning
Nh HtrT IFfrfH ALTON