Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-22
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Death of Miss Mary uou"irnsn Mts. Love
less Ci,ims Damages for % fail.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. March 2i.--Thls afternoon, as
the relatives Of the late John r. uuod-
man returned from his funeral. his
daughter. Miss Mary Goodman. died.
She was born In this city ~ years ago
and has been an invalid AL her life
For some time she has suffered from
dropsy. which caused her death The
funeral VIII take place tomorrow.
CLAIM FoR DAMAGES.
Mrs, Anna Gertrude Loyelcas present.
cd a claim for t3i5 10 the city council
last evening FOR damages By reason ~
INJURIES sustained from stepping into u
pianked ditch In front Of the Provo Dry
Goods 4 Millinery companya Htore on
February IL. The ditch was covered
with snow thrown from the sidewalk
or building. which prevented Mrs.
I.ovcleaa from seeding the ditch The
claim was referred ~ the committee on
Judiciary and the city attorney.
PAULINE YouNG SEEKS DIVORCE.
Provo, March 27.-Paullnc Young u
Spanish Fork. has commenced suit for
divorce against Andrew Young on the
grounds ~ cruelty. failure to provide
nnd hnbltual drunkenness. Plaintiff
alleges that on or about the 2sth day
~ August. 1887. at the home 81 plain
tin aud defendant. the defendant drew
"a gun on the plaintiff and Threatened
To kiil her. that during the month ~
january. 1895. at the icelandic Dancing
hall In spanish Fork. defendant brutal
~ Chokcd plaintln and would have
Killed plaintiff. had friends not Inter
fercd and prevented him. Plaintiff
asks for $50 attorneys fees. costs ana
general relief,
IN the case ~ Maud Sanford W cyrus
q. Sanford. defendants attorney has
nled notice that on March 9th he viii
move TO rctnx costs on the grounds
that the court ordered defendant 60
nay teb. In iieu Of cnEfr for which
order there IL no authority In law.
In the ease Of Henry Christensen W
l.. \. Hatch. town marshal of Salem.
"a demurrer 10 the answer has been
Med The demurrer II on IN. grounds
that the answer does not state facts
sufficient 10 constitute a cause Of ac-
ton.
VICTIM OF LEAD POISONING.
George Elliott was brought over from
Knightsville. yesterday. suffering from
u severe attack ~ lead poisoning. lie
had been working IN the Uncle Sam
mine.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Deputy schrir Cummock was down
yesterday with patient for the aHy-
lum.
j. 4. Robson and J. o. Dinwoodoy
OF Salt Lake are at the Hotel Roberts.
President Hammond 81 tho San Juan
Stake II here visiting his daughter,
who II n student at the brigham
Young Academy.
PRECEDENT u. clur Jr, ~ the Brig
ham Young Academy, returned today
from the Beaver branch Of the acndc.
my. whore he has spent week. lie
reports tho Institution In nourirhing
condition.
Professor Lester Stanley. Of the Iirig-
ham Young Academy. viii lecture. Fri.
day evening. before the Pcdaroglum, ON
Physics.
Ncls johnson Of the First ward went
60 Tintic today to look after some min
ing Interests.
The young people ~ the Proctor
academy VIII give an entertainment
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
The boys Will give a Brownie concert.
aud the girls viii render the cradle
songs ~ various nations.
Deputy County Clerk l,nhiHon II dis
ablcd by rheumatism TO the extent
that he " unable TO attend to his oiii-
clnl duties.
To-day the II. q, W. commenced 10
take NJ the iron rails on the track
through n street. on the WaHatch
county branch. and replace them with
steel rails. The two bridges over the
factory race near Twelfth street are
completed.
Charlcn Anderson. %. and Annie
Thompson. ~, both ~ Pleasant Grove.
were married here today by Justice
Noon.
An ordinance TO diminish the district
IN which bicycle riders are prohibited
from riding on the sidewalks failed 10
piss In the city council last evening.
The following Salt i.nkcrs are reg
lricrcd NJ the Hotel Roberts u. :.
Watson, Marion clawron aud y. \.
Mock,
a daughter has been born 90 Mr.. and
Mrs. !. g. Snow Jr.. ~ the Second ward.
Al well.
Attorney Hoffman Of Price was
Provo visitor. yesterday.