The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-22
From Sundays Daily .

From Sundays Daily
JOHN Browns chop house was KEEP
busy last night, and Will Hill hadn't
| ghost of ii chance to rest. This speak
in loud terms for the house.
SOME tramps broke into j. T. Jake
mans house in the Third ward anC
helped themselves to a new suit o
clothes and some under wear.
JUSTICE Brown performed the cere
mony yesterday afternoon which united
the hands and hearts of VIM. Williams
and Henrietta Bibby of Castillo
Springs.
Mr.. NEWELL, of Provo Bench. the
gentleman whom the Enquirer boasted
of having been elected school trustee
on the Republican >ticket, has signed
the Democratic roll.
JUSTICE Noon in the Eggertson case
yesterday adjudged the defendant gull
ty as charged. He sentenced him to
pay the costs in both cases, which
amounted to about So. rs.
DIR. PIKE and A. D. Cash returned
from Mapleton last night, where they
held rousing Democratic meeting.
They almost succeeded in converting
the one and only Republican of that
place.
Mr.. SAM BEE, formerly resident of
this city, is visiting his mother Mr..
Bee is now express agent for Wells,
Fargo & Co. in Southern California,
He is one of ProvO's pioneer .bandmen.
He also played in Ballo's band, of
which so much is said in Tullidge's
history of Utah.
The Office of Felt & Olsen near the
National Bank of Commerce was en-
tered on Friday night by someone, and
the safe, the outside door of which
had been left opened, was rifled.
Nothing of any consequence was found
in the safe, except few Y. M. NJ. 1.
A. badges.
Rev. FRANK S. FORBES will speak in
Proctor Academy Hall this evening on
the subject of Law and Liberty" as
the essential elements in Christian
character. Good music will be fur
nished by the male quartette. Sunday
school at 10 a. m, followed by an illus
trated talk to the young people. The
DuDllC Is lllNllpu.
LAST night about six o'clock as a
lady w as driving up Centre street in II
cart and just as she reached the bank
corner a spark from the motor flew onto
her dress and set it on fire. DIR. Pike
and w. D. Roberts seeing the lady in
distress rushed to her assistance, and
helped to put the fire out, but not be-
fora ~ q halo hn1 I,,r,al
the shoulder of her dress.
H. E. GILES intends taking a trip
through southern Utah, which Will be
both healthful and profitable. He in
tends taking classes in each settlement,
and will endeaVOr to make stay for
two or three weeks in each place. This
will employ his time until he goes east,
where he intends taking a thorough
course IN voice training, violin and or
gan. The Professor will no doubt make
good headwaY in both trips.
B. BACHMAN, JR., passenger agent of
the street railway company, called at
this office yesterday and stated thar
the article published in Yesterdays
DISPATCH in regard to the street rail
way IohiPdHy hoC uolIig rIguG ny Tie
on reception, was not ex-
actly the situation. He said it was the
committee who were at fault, as Prof.
Giles, with whom the ar
engagements had been made for the
special, had forgotten to tell the rest of
the committee. The car made special
trip to the lake at $50 O'Clock for the
conveyance of the reception
and the company was
the injured party, as they had to let
their hands lie idle for over one hour
and half making an actual loss to
Them. Only few of the committee
went on this trip when the agreement
vas for all to be ready to go down.