Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-26

and Mrs. John NJ. Brandt, who We're
week, and went home to Pleasant
Grove to live, had been charivaried by
the young people of the town. CThe
couple had been married before and di-
vorced, and there was a charge against
them of fornication, to which they both
plead guilty and were afterwards mar
rled and sentence suspended) When
the news of the charivarlng was
brought to Sheriff storrs he remarked:
Him, why in h didn't they chnrivarl
them before?" At the time of the mar
riage Judge Dusenberry remarked to
the couple that they should look upon
this as their first marriage and live ac-
oordlngly. Mrs. Brandt replied: yes.
i, q" never too late to do better" An
irreverend individual in the court room
said, soto voce: THAT poor woman
hasn't learned much during her life OF
trouble" And perhaps he was right.
Il. r. Smoot, son of the late Presi-
dent a. .. Smoot, has returned from
| the Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa,
where he has been studying for three
years. He graduated with high honors
In chemistry, which study he made
| speciality. Mr.. Smoot was offered a
position in the college as instructor
and was also offered position as
chemist with w. j. Matheson q Co.
| OF New York Zone OF the principal
dye manufacturing firms OF the coun-
try) in a new enterprise which they
| intended to start, viz; manufacturing
| chemicals In a section of mineral lands
owned by them In North Carolina:
but the war with Spain, temporarily
| interfered with this project and Mr..
Smoot IL at home and has not fully
determined what 10 do. but thinks he
may go to Cuba and fight the Span
iards and get even that way.
The case of Mrs, Thomas Farrer OF
the First ward. Provo. who is suffering
from the effects of nervous prostration.
and whose mind has become affected
which was mentioned in the News,
a few days ago, and the statement
made that she would be examined as to
her sanity, Is now In allegiance: her re-
latiyes are trying to effect cure with.
out placing her in the institution
named Mrs, Farrer has been fayorabl.
known In Provo for many years as q
family nurse and doctor and her many
friends VIII be pleased to learn OF hei
speedy recovery
NJ Bowen. William Bowen and W
ii. Goss have located the Uinta Nos
| / and 2, Gilsonite mines In Tahinn,
canyon, near Soldier summit, and Jos
A. Curtis. VIM. Bowen. w. II. Cos
and ]. e. Gates have located TIN
Pleasant Valley Junction Gilsonit
Mine No, / in the same district.
Lars Peterson of Spanish Fork ha
been brought to Provo and is unde
treatment by Doctor Allen for ner
vous trouble, with the hope of keepinl
him from going to the asylum.
A. NJ. Ambrose and Ammon Olson, o
American Fork. were arrested yester
day by Fish and Game Commissions
Newell on the charge of catching trou
Illegally.
The Sioux Consolidated Mining com
pany have mortgaged mining propert
in the Tintic district 20 George \
Hutchinson of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for tn
sum OF $500.
Charles +. Burlington, aged p, @
Giles, and Maud Bahr aged ID. {
Lehi. have received a marriage j
cense.
Robert Shelton has returned from
two weeks business trip to Chicae
and other eastern cities.
John Peters Is over from America
Fork visiting friends and relatives.