The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-21
OGDEN FLASHES.

dressed the congregation at the Taber
nacle Sunday.
Jos. a. VESTS elegant new residence
on Franklin street is rapidly approach
ing completion.
A BATCH of l 900 sheep from Patterson
and Healy's mammoth herd arrived
in Ogden on Sunday.
The city is crowded with people
attending the quarterly conference o.
the Weber Stake OF Zion.
bill" BEAN the notorious thug &C
companied Marshal VandercoOk to the
Penitentiary this morning.
A LITTLE son of Bishop Alfred Of
| MarriOtts, had the misfortune TO break
his arm Saturday morning.
DAVID FALLADAY was arrested by the
| officers on Saturday for reveling IN an
unassuming drunk. On Monday he
was fined SIS, which he paid.
& CHANGE has been made in the time
for holding meetings in the Tabernacle.
In the future services will commence at
pm. instead Of 10 am, as heretofore.
The residence of Theodore A. Smith
was sold at public auction by Sheriff
Belknap Saturday forenoon. The pro-
perty was purchased by D. u. Peery for
81, 500.
THE regulation display of babies was
exhibited at the Tabernacle Sunday and
at frequent intervals would concentrate
all the powers possessed in their little
lungs into one prolonged ear-spitting
yell.
A GREAT many friends and relatives
OF VIM. n. Fife, Esq, met at the resi-
damon Of hiS COy, MorCboI Tfifa fnVy
nights ago. Mirth and enjoyment
reigned supreme, and delightful even
ing was spent by all the participants.
JUNE BRIGHT. the operator who as
Saulted Joseph Garner a week or two ago
had hearing before Justice Dee to-day
He was bound over in bonds of $500 to
await the action of the Grand Jury. He
secured bondsmen, and consequently
will be permitted to enjoy his freedom
until the opening of the First District
Court.
A LAWN party was given the members
of the Second Ward Primary Associa-
ton Saturday afternoon. The little
ones, eighty in number, met at the resi-
dence OF the president of the assOcia-
ton. Mrs. G. c. Richards, where had
been provided for their benefit outdoor
games of various kinds and royal ban
quet. The party was in every particular
a complete success.
LULU HURST was created Saturday
night with very Small audience.
Several resident philosophers attempted
to explain the manner in which she per-
forms her wonderful feats. but only
succeeded in making a most excellent
failure. The majority of the audience
were completely mystitied and at the
close willingly admitted that they were
unable to give any clue which would
lead to the detection of her peculiar
power.
ABOUT one month ago n. II. White
more & Son opened the Home Restau-
rant on Fifth street. After running it
for week or so they contracted a debt
with ]. II. Thompson OF about $3.50. To
secure himself, Mr.. Thompson took
bill of sale of the restaurant, and au-
thoriZed Mr.. WhittemOre to continue in
charge. Mr.. WhittemOre, Friday,
contrary to his agreement with Mr..
Thompson, INDUCED quite freely in in
toxicants, and by evening was very
drunk. Mr.. Thompson, seeing that he
was not in a fit condition to run the
business, deputized a Mr.. Ingersoll to
take charge of the restaurant. When
Mr.. Ingersol appeared at the restau-
rant and stated his business. Mr.. Whit
temore became violently angry, and
tuSsle enSued between the two, resulting
in victory for the former. While they
were laboriously pummeling each other
officer Brown noticed them and arrested
both parties. In the Police Court, Sat
urday, they were fined SIG each. Mr.. In
gersou settled up and departed, while
Mr.. Whittemore, in default of payment,
was committed to jail.
ONE of the most horrible accidents
that ever happened in Weber county
occurred at Wilson's Lane on Friday. 1t
appears that Thomas Murphy a ten
year old son of John ]. Murphy had
asked his mother to allow him to return
to its home n horse belonging to a
neighbor Permission being granted,
he started out leading the horse.
While on the sroad he had the rope at
tached to the horse around his waist.
afterwards the animal was
frightened by some dogs and started to
run. The child being unable to control
the actions of the horse was dragged
along over rocks, fences and bitches in
the wake of the affrighted steed. Death
must have resulted almost Immediately,
as it was impossible for him to have
lived any length OF time while in that
perilous position. Darkness came on and
the child not returning home the parents
became fearful that some casualty had
and Immediately instituted
search for him, which was continued all
night, by the agonized father and
mother, but no trace could be discovered
Of their darling, until early Saturday
when his bruised and mutilated
hnIxr xx-o- found IN, a Ir10a-vaa GoI1 xt.ffI
the treacherous rope still around him.
Mr.. Murphy and family have the full
sympathy and coincidence of all. The |
funeral was held on Sunday afternoon. !
Ogden, October 20, 1884.