Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-01

horses have boon rrs.iug here TWO days
after the long ride.
The funeral services over the re-
| mains u John q. Chamber. were held
In the Fourth ward meeting house,
| sunday, October Both, BisbDp r..
STAFFORD presiding. There was a large
attendance.
The new time table or winter sche.
dule on the Central Pacific goes into
effect tousy. No changes In the time
OF the arrival and departure Of puss.
enger trains mere VIII be made, bat the
time VIII 90 heightened out one hour
between Ogden and San Franoisco,
Work on the frat gas well for the
| Ohio Utah Gas and OH company
will be commenced in about three
weehe. Acting for tho company,
Messrs. Stephens md Main Yesterday
ordered the special timbera for the der.
Kicks from the Eccles Lumber com.
pany. Tho lumber will be cut In
Oregon and should reach hear ia ton
days.
james Brooks stole valuable over
coat from the residence of George w,
| Driver last week and then vanished,
Marshal Metcnlf notified the officials
OF all surrounding ciuts anu on sun
| day received word from Deputy
sheriff Brown Of Promon tory that
| his man was there.
This marshal took the afternoon train
and returned In thn evening with the
sneak thief. The coat was recovered.
| Brooks, who is an extremely common
tramp, was arraigued before the Justice
aud given the limit, ninety days.
The city council mot last evening
! and the three year contract for the
city's street lighting was, on recon.
mendatlon Of tho committee ON public
buildings and grounds, awarded ~ the
| Ogden Gas, Light ~ Fuel company.
| The company's bid was ~ i0li1wa:
10 ~ % lights, sli, Alternating, $3.50;
SO to IA, si475; alternating, Si8.5U;
10 to 1874, si4.59; alternating, sl3.2i;
1876 10 l54, sl4; alternating, SIS; 1866 10
| l15, si8bD; alternating, Sl9.
These figures will save the city fully
| 81 per month for each light aud tho
contract is drawn greatly In the oity's
| Interests.
At high noon yesterday occurred the
marriage OF Miss Hattie j.. Miner,
/ daughter OF Judge aud Mis-. James A.
Miner Of this city and Charlee bic.
| Quewan OF Grand Rapids, Mt the
Church If the Good Shepherd. The
church was beautifully decorated with
flowers, the prevailing blossoms being
| white chrys,nthumuma. On tho ar.
rival Oi tho bridal party the organ
| pealed out the sweet strains Of L1hen-
| CREME Wedding march AMI the
| sutpliCel chorus boys ~ the number OF
! fourteen took the refrain ami, singing
AZ they marched, preceded the party
| 10 the chanccl. The bride leaned un
| the arm Of her father, Judge Miner
aud they were followed by Miss Mar
| gnret Zane, the maid OF honor, ana the
ushufs. The groom and his best man,
| Mr.. John McQuewau, met the party at
! the altar mud under the wedding boil
! were pronounced thu beautiful aud
| impressive wOrds OF tue episcopal
| ritual which made Miss Miner hence.
| forth Mrs. McQuewau. The party then
| proceeded 10 the Reed hotel, where
| n superb wedding. breakfast was
served. The presents were many and
! handsome IN the extreme. The new ~
welded couple LETT lt.t evening az Sis
| O'Clock for the cnHl ga returning soln
10 Grand Rapids, Michigan, viii make
that city their future home.
Tho friends Of Fred Hall, a light
Colored negro porter on the Pullman
"YOsemite,n VIII for the next five
months address letters 10 him care Of
Utah penitentiary, which VIII bo his
residence until the next sitting vi the
grand Jury, having been bound over
| In bonds OF $1,000, charged with at
tempted rape upon little Ruby Lash
w, the eight.year-old daughterof George
Lashus,
Hall was arrested on Sunday after
noon by officer Slooth ana narrowly
escaped personal violence ut the hands
OF several outraged citizens. He was
nrfnigued yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock before Commissioner HulRn.
isA. During the taking OF testimony
all newspaper men and spectators were
barred on account Of the disgusting ma
tute Of the evidence. Hall arrived with
his car on one oftho morning trains and
bowled up 10 n considerable extent
during the day. The little girl was
playing near the southeast corner OF
Lincoln avenue and Twenty.ilith
| street, about 4 o'clock, when she was
| approached by the negro, who made
several indie cent proposals TO her. Ruby
hardly knew the horrible nature Of the
requests, wis much frightened and
tried to run away, but was caught by
Hall and dragged toward the old
vacant saloon which stands on the
corner. The girl struggled ana
screamed and finally managed 10 cs-
cape from the grasp Of the brute. Hsll's
arrest followed few minutes after.
ward. In explanation OF his hendish
behavior Hall stated that he was un.
conscious OF any wrong doing and II
no did the things stated by the wit.
nesses for the prosecution, must have
been entirely overcome by liquor,ss he
remembered nothing OF the occurrence.
Retupned Elders