Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
BURIED ALIVE
IN A DEEP WELL
!. Fraters Meets Death While
Working at Middleton Idaho,
When Sides Caved In.
BAD ACCIDENT IN BOISE
Idaho intermountain Fair VIII be thu
Stella Attraction Mt the Capital
All Next Week.
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
IL USE, Ida, Oct. ll.--Buried alive ID
the fate OF the unfortunate |. Fra.
tiers OF Middleton, neighborins
town, who descended an S0-foot wen
Saturday TO make some repairs. Ha
had been let down on a suspended plats
for to the depth OF about 50 feet when
the siding cayed in above him. COM
pletely entom0lng him. An army of
men worked increasingly day and night
until late Tuesday before his body was
recovered. When found he was slttina
erect upon tho platform, and tho indi.
cations were that death was imms-
date. Apparently anticipating his fats
ne made out his VIII before he went lnta
the WELL
TORN BY A BEAR.
Charles Hanson, the keeper OF the
animals at the Riverside PARK. who waa
so tIlShtfully torn by a big cinnamon
pear SUNDAY morning while In the act
OF cleaning out the animals cage, ia
thought by his physician at the hospi-
tai as being now In condition indica-
tive OF recovery His arm was nearly
| torn from his body. his scalp partly
taken on and bis side badly ldeerated
| by the sharp teeth OF the Vicious beast.
| Inc Doctors greatest fear is blood pois,
! oning.
Great Indignation is sounded against
the strong IQen VINO stood by and Of
iereo no assistance When the man waa
being eaten alive by the infuriated anil
MAJ, On inc other hand, praise is spok.
| en- IN behalf OF Mr. SeWall, in whose
hands the gun rested which brought
| death TO the bear, just as 1t was mak-
ing thrust for Hanson's throat.
ALL TOOK CRACK AT MoRMoNs.
A peculiar incident In the many ec-
olesiastical conventions representing
the dominant denominations in Idaho
which have been held IN Boise within
the last few months, Is the adoption,
with hardly an exception, OF resolutions
OF condemnation against the Mormon
| Church.
The latest link 10 be welded on to the
chain Of condemnation is that forged by
the PresbyterianS now In session In
this city In the Woman's Synodical OF
the Presbyterian churches OF southern
Idaho and Utah, the Mormon question
seems to be the main theme of discus.
sion. The question was debated and
lectured upon yesterday under the head
or The Problem In Idaho" The prin-
clpal speakers were Mrs. McNiece of
Salt Lake and Mrs. c. Il, Brainard OF
Payette.
Last evening Rev. Clemenson OF Lo-
gan, Utah, addressed the Woman, a
| SYnodical upon the subject OF The
IN oblem OF Mormonism" In the course
OF his remarks he endeavored TO pay
the Mormons compliment by saying
that they were IN possession OF the
principal virtues held in common by
civilized people from the fact that they
we're for the most part apostates from
other CHRISTIAN denpminatiOls who
had taught them these principals in
their earlier days. He further said;
Gould Mormons be emancipated from
| priest rule and be Induced to relinQuish
tho pagan tenets or their creed. they
would become model citizens and cease
10 be at variance with the peace Of
their fellows
John NJ. Wilson OF this city was CONS
mitted to the state insane asylum yes.
terday For several days past he has
at times become very desperate and
dangerous, inhictlng injuries upon
members OF his family and breaking up
| the household furniture. At other
times he Is as rational as he ever was.
SOME ACCIDENTS.
AS the result Of three runaways this
week, three townspeople are now
| suffering with complication of in
juries--from broken leg to sprained
wrist. They are, the real estate man.
| w. f. Pierce, Mrs. Parker and Lea
Spangler.
Young ls-year-old Harry Thompson
met with a painful accident Tuesday
evening while out riding on horse
| Ia aE z..tt fpfanAG ThaU
riding along at a moderate speed when
suddenly young Thompson's horse fell
| dead to the ground. The fall was so
sudden that the boy did not have time
to release his feet from the stirrups,
and the horse rolled entirely over him.
| pressing the horn OF the saddle against
| the boys stomach 1t Is feared he IL
injured seriously Internally
HE WANTS THE MONEY.
The little woman Anna Abbott,
known as The Georgia Magnet VINO
is appearing this week at the Orpheum
| theater In her hypnotic exhibition, Is
now under arrest for refusing to pay
10 II. l.. Clyne 800 for lifting her
| when hypnotized upon the stage This
was the prize offered 10 any one who
could do II.
on Monday next the idaho intermoun-
| tain fair opens at Boise. The biggest
and most complete exhibit. the best
races and the most attractions are TO
be presented at this fair that have
ever been witnesses any previous year.
| one new attraction, which has been re-
Gently added, IL military day. In which
the troops of Fort Boise viii participate
This will be on Tuesday.
AS for the races. they are assured.
Fifty-six speedy animals from Wallh
Walla, Washington and Helena, Moh-
tana. are on the way here now. They
| participated In the races held at ths
recently closed fairs at those places.
Baby day will be another attraction.
| Idahos "best crop" win be on exhibit
| that day