The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-05
NEWS OF THE TERRITORY.
A New York Millionaire's Son
Indicted at Ogden.
BARONESS BLANC EPISODE.
John Hopkins, an Echo Merchant, In
dicted for Unlawful Capitalization.
Ogden to Have High school-serious
Accident at Kaysville-A Newsy
Budget from BIanti-Prisoners Re-
captured-CastIe Gate Notes.

OGDEN. March 4.-George G. Taylor,
Charles Alternately and c. D. Stack,
the union printers who are
alleged to have worked against
the ECenlng Post, were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty to the charge of con-
spiracy. The trial was set for March 8.
1t is said that Judge Rhodes of the Post,
Will defend them.
jim Williams, Tom Turner, Henry
Williams, George Morrison, William
NewilI, Peter Gillespie and Kid Walker,
the participants in the Turner Williams
twenty-round contest, were arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. They will be
tried on March 20.
WILL BE REFORMED.
Lafayette Brown, the youth who in
company with his cousin, Golden Brown,
burgIarized the room OF Broom hotel
lodger last month, was brought up from
the penitentiary on Friday to testify be
fore the grand jury, and while he was
here the jury returned an indictment
against him. He was arraigned this
morning aud pleaded guilty to the
charge. Upon the recommendation of
his father, Police Officer Brown, the lad
was sent to the reform school, there to
remain until he is of age, which will
mean about five years.
AN ECHO MERCHANT INDICTED.
John Hopkins of Echo has been in
dicted on the charge of unlawful cohabi-
tation. He was arrested for adultery.
1t is alleged he has three wives, each of
whom has a young babe.
Frederick Hall, negro who is said to
have made an attempt to commit rape
upon the person OF little Ruby Lashus,
was arraigned for the second time and
changed his former plea OF not guilty to
one of guilty of simple assault and was
fined S25.
The electric light company has ordered
car OF gas mains and Will at once COM
mence on the extensive improvements
contemplated by it.
HIGH SCHOOL FAVORED.
Weber county's school trustees met to-
day for the purpose of discussing the
project of the erection of county high
school in Ogden. BY unanimous vote a
resolution was passed commencing the
steps looking to that end taken by Super
intendent Peery and the matter will be
submitted to the people OF the county for
action.
HE HAD NO FUNDS.
Fred E. Yuengling, a son of the New
4OTk nlllllOOd1Te brewer, VINO is IOllOW-
ing the Baroness Blanc around in her
travels, was arrested last night in San
Francisco by United States marshals on a
Geographic warrant from the marshall s
Office here. Fred has also been indicted by
this grand jury for obtaining money under
false pretense, ne having palmed a
worthless 500 check off on proprietor
Locke of the Reed. The check was
drawn on the Knickerbocker bank Of
New York and on Tuesday was returned
with those fatal words, ''No funds. -
written across its face. When arrested
Yuengling protested innocence and
claimed to have been ignorant of the fact
that he had no money in the bank. To-
night Mr.. Locke received a Geographic
money order from the young man and
the officers here have ordered his release,
the district attorney not desiring the
territory to be subjected to the great ex-
pense of bringing him back for trial.
While in Denver Yuengling victimiZed
several parties with the check dodge,
among them being Manager Leavitt of
the Broadway theatre. 1t was always
necessary for Fred to raise money each
pay day before the ghost would walk and
there was no other way for him TO do it
than to draw checks and cash them, after
having first secured the endorsement OF
some prominent business man.