The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-18

Fourteen Children Arrive at Mid
way From Switzerland-Death OF
D. E.. Ellingson.
Provo. July John c. Davis of
BENJAMIN was adjudged insane by
Jucse Dusenberry and ordered COM
nlitted to the asylum. He IS 40 years
of age and came from Fail River,
Mass. The trouble with Davis origin
ated in his attempt TO invent flying
machine and he insisis with great
Vigor that he has dyer which will
go to New York in tel minutes. he
was not prepared TO expose this v I'd
splitter to the gaze Of the public, but
is. nevertheless, able u bring it ont Ct
its hiding place when the time comes.
He also claims to have invented n drill
which viii go through 1000 feet of
solid rock in one day. This was enough
to satisfy the Judge that the wheels IN
his head were in too active a condi-
ton and the sheriff was directed 10
take him to the asylum.
On account of information furnished
by John Selman AID Eugene Thomas,
who are in the county Jail charged with
stealing a yearling calf, warrants for
the arrest of several Payso boys nave
been issued and the sheriff directed 10
take the offenders into CUSTODY at
once. These boys state that some time
ago Irwin Harper and Majo- i-ovelesS
of Payson broke INFO the store heIong-
ing to Thomas Winner & %. and Ie-
lieved the premises of a good many
small articles, and that on annthe- C
casion Irwin Harper, MILFORD Done,
Frank Pueblo and Willard IIaymoTe
broke into ]. F. PicKerilg's store and
stole half a sack IF peanuts, box of
cigars and other articles. s'einlan and
proof that these depredations have
been committed, and that there is a
gang of offenders in Payson Who are
as much entitled to free board at the
county Jail as themselves.
A considerable amount of indignation
seems to be cropping out among the
Democrats because of Mrs McLain
being forced TO leave her position as
matron at the asylum. 1t seems that
this trouble has been brewing between
DR.. Hardy and Mrs. McLain for a long
time. and many stated that there was
an incompatibility of temperament
between the two which made it very
difficult for them to remain there to-
gether. Some who are familiar with
the case state that the political faith
of these people has something to do
with the matter. Mrs. McLain is
Democrat and is strong minded
enough to carry with her some influ-
ence. She is probably the most capa-
BILE of any woman in the state to, fill
the position of matron at the asylum
and she has so far ingratiated herself
many of them wept when they heard
she was 10 leave.
COURT NOTES.
A. H. Raleigh VS.. A. ]. Stewart ct
AL; defendant allowed 70 withdraw
exhibit of map formerly submitted.
Estate OF Sarah MAYHEM, deceased;
May % set for hearing on petition to
sell personal property.
Estate of John Loveless; June 10 set
for hearing final account and petition
for distribution.
Bank of Spa nish Fork VS.. William
Chesley et al: decree of judg1 ent for
$357.55. the face of the note, also for
SSH interest, $50 attorneys fees and
$500 costs.
PERSONAL.
William P. Silver. who has recently
from a foreign mission, is
1
of starting in the printing business.
About 100 people went to Eureka yes
terday over the Rio GTande Western
railway.
Engineer Laid of the Western buried
a child at Provo today.
Jake Evans took q trip to Lehi to-
day.
today TO look into the house br e.iking
cases.
The 3. Y. Academy Alumni asscc:a-
ton viii have their sixth annual re-
union on May 2S
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.
Following is the programme for the
exercises of the Brig
ham Young academy:
Monday, May Pat devotional eXer-
ciSes, the classes advance. At 10 o'clock
addresses by the president and men,
hers Of the faculty. In the evening
recital by the music department acad-
envy building. room d.
Tuesday, May 25-Morning, primary
school exercises. Central building.
s fternoon. literary society exercises,
room D. academy building. Evening,
normal graduating class exercises,
Opera House.
Wednesday, May 26-Morning. 8
o'clock 10 10 o'clock, credit slips will
De given to students. Field day sports
md exercises. west square. Afternoon,
commercial college class exercises.
After 4 D. m. bali game, west square.
Evening. kindergarten exercises.
Thursday, Nav 27-Morning, COM
nencement exercises. comforting de-
frees, and awarding diplomas and GER
ifica.tes. Captain Willard Young VIII !
deliver the commencement grafton. |
Students of the high school and college
departments viii meet in the academy
,uilding, primary school in the central |
building. al $3.50 a. m, and march in !
rider 10 the stake tabernacle. Friends /
nd patrons desiring to attend the eX-
rcises viii please assemble at the /
take tabernacle at 10 a. m. Evening, /
athletic club ball.
Friday. May 2S-Morning, meeting OF
he Alumni association. Elde., T. H. |
roberts Will deliver the alumni ora
ion At noon, alumni banquet. After
oon. business meeting Of the Alumni
ssociation Evening, alumni ball.
Friends and patrons OF the school are
ordially invited to attend the cXer-
ises. No special invitations are is
ued Morning exercises begin at 10
clock. afternoon exercises a. o'clock,
vening exercises at o'clock.
BENJAMIN CLUFF,
President.
AT PAROWAN.