Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-18

terry Joints and agencies for tickets are
known to exist, and Friday the first
If u series OF letters were sent out
james L. Ryan, who was put out
" Billy Elmer the actor, in glove
,ontest before one of the San Fran
isco clubs, pleaded guilty TO petit
1rcenv IN stockton Cal, Friday
before Judge Jones. His wife was corr
vlcted on a similar charge and viii re-
ceiye sentence with her husband. Just
how the Jury decided sha was guilty
II petit larceny Is difficult to under
stand, as SHE was being tried for grand
larceny. Mrs. Ryan and her husband
were arrested for relieving r. O. Boyle
1 rancher. OF a sum of money, claimed
by him to have been $50. but tho
police are of the opinion that 1t waf
about $40.
Crazed by grief over the loss of ;
fnvorite child and rendered miserable
by n malady Of many years standing,
George II. Garthorno, the downtown
manager for the American Biscuit
company at San Francisco, shot him
self In the head with revolver at tn
compauy's saleErooms Thursday morn
ing. lie was taken to- The harbor hos
pitul where Dr. Hartley made an ex-
animation of his Injury. The bullet
had entered at the base of the right
ear and lodged somewhere in the brain.
Tho patient fingered in an uncon-
acious condition all day. II is not
thought that 1t will be possible 70"
him to recover.
War has been declared betwee.
those erstwhie bosom friends, Con-
gresham Charles a. Barlow OF San
Luis Obispo and j. Marion Brooks. an
attorney and one Of the Democratic
leaders of Los Angeles, cal. and some
piquant revelations which would re-
quire Il great deal of space to detail
We're made Thursday IN Judge Shaw's
court. Brooks AYERS by all that Is
holy that he put M" for Barlow's
campaign expenses TO the extent Of 4
cool $4,000. and that he has. ut Ban
lows special instance and rcqueyt.
rendered him political and legal ser
vices worth $1,000 more, and he asks
Judgment for $4,000.
Ruby Armbrest. young man of
Lodi, Cal, was found dead in bed
Thursday evening at his home with n
revolver lying by his side II was a
clear case of suicide. A ragged wound
behind the right ear showed where the
bullet had entered. Friends became
apprehensive when he did not mike
his appearance at his place of business
all day and a party, with Constable
Coleman entered the house and found
the body in bed, fully dressed. 1t
hung over the bedside and a pool of
ilubu WAS On lnt iopTs ne ueuu man
retired about l o'clock Thursday morn
ing and, from appearances. death had
resulted shortly after. He was Grip
Piled from hip disease and of late had
been dcspondent. He leaves mother.
four brothers and sister.
There is a story of domestic unhap-
piness behind the guest of aged George
Knight, who is in Chicago seeking his
daughter, Mary l.. Rogers. who has
been absent from her home in oak
land, Cal, for four years. The daugh-
ter has erred in the eyes of the world.
but the father still loves her and wants
her in the home that has been cheer
less since she left 1t. For three months
Knight has searched the cities Of the
Middle States for his child. and In
Chicago where he now "a, has found
the only clew that has rewarded a
seemingly hopeless task. Mrs. Rogers
was seen in Chicago some months ago
wv friends who visited there, and
KniFht he's gone there to take un the
search. He has published n kindly
plea asking his child 20 come to him
and hopes that It will reach her eyes
through the newspapers and be heed
ed.