Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
OGDEN.
Court business divorces Decision u
Marriott water Ease -Aeeident.

special Correspondence.
ogden, April 2s.---in the Second dis
,rict court yesterday Mary H. W. Evans
was granted n divorce from her hus-
band, James u. Evans. by default Of
defendant.
In the matter OF Monte woodmanscc
W samuel 4. woodmansec, demurrer TO
complaint sustained and plaintiff
granted twenty days In which TO
amend
Suit was filed by Fannie G. iluticr
against David !. Butler. her husband.
f0f divorce and the restoration To her
OF her maiden name. Fannie g. Cole
man. The complaint alleges that they
have been man and wife since Novem-
Der. isss. that fof the past six years her
husband has not contributed to her sup
port. although during all that time he
has been In receipt 81 compensation
" te5 per month.
A petition was hicd yesterday FOR pros
hating the estate of Anders y. Johnson.
deceased. of Huntsville.
The cases AGAINST J. J. iirummctt and
- ". Mckee. charged with the oiola-
u. NJ Mckee, charged with the viola
nance. were called In the police Justices
court yesterday morning. iifummctt
T. real estate dealer ana Mckee a
hotel keeper The plea In each case was
not guilty" The hearing " the cases
was ret Tor Wednesday. May ard.
should the decision be adverse 10 the
defendants the eases viii be appealed
10 the state courts and. N necessary,
10 the supreme Court u the United
States.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT At HUNTS
WILLIE.
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occurrence ~ a serious accident at
Huntsville. whereby little four.year-
Old Rifl was severely injured. The child
was getting into buggy. when the
horse became frightened by u dog and
made n kick, striking the child above
the eye breaking the bony structure OF
the forehead and tearing the Jaw
loose from the skull. II Il doubtful
whether the chlid'a eye can be saved.
DECISION IN NOTED WATER CASE.
judge Jacob johnson has handed
down his decision In tho ease u the
Marriott Irrigation company W the
Hear River Irrigation and ogden wat.
srwnrks company II nj. The Judge nnds
that the defendants did not interfere
with the rights ~ the plaintiff. Mar
flutt Irrigation company and orders
that the costs b. divided.
COMPOSITES THE BURGLARY.
q. W. clayton. who was brought back
from urund Junction. colo. by Dciec.
tive Ponder To answer TO the charge ~
having burrinfixcd Dr. bricks ON p
and stolen therrfrum surgical Inst "a.
mentH and other articles nf value. Naa
nrrniFncd In the police Justices curt
yesterday morning. aud waived ma eN-
nminntisn and agreed h. plead guilty.
nnd was bound over "a che district
Ia. - Il a..
the county jail,
r. ]. Nlcho.s. city treasurer NJ Chcy-
ennc. Wye, died Thursday night at
the residence 81 George W. Jones. ai1
Twcnty-third street. this city, ~
hemorfhaEc ~ the brain. supcrinduccd
by nervous paroNysms. The remains
WERE shipped 10 HE Old home In Penn.
ryivania last night
County Treasurer Alma u. cham.
bcrs has received from th" state n
check for g. 1885, onc-haf ~ the
tountiea paid by this county In isp>.
In the police Justices court Ed
Canon. n dog fanclcr. was fined q
Tor cruelty to animals, h-cauae h. left
the dogs without food hud water for an
undue length ~ time
There was a heavy frost IN various
parts ~ Weber county Thursday night,
which did great damage Go fruit trees,
Judge Rolapp returned from Farm
tnff0n tesfoffnN MORNING
Yesterday the ogden Milling and Eie-
vntor company loaded 100000 pounds
~ -four on the Southern Pacific ears
for shipment 90 Honolulu. This com.
phny II building M a good trade with
Honolulu and In the orient.
Next Monday nlrht the Second ward
people win rive hall In Lester Parh
pavilion IN aid ~ their proposed fair.
Mr. Croshnw hnH pres"niei Ia tho
Weber stake academy the plaster cast
~ the Venus de Niio. witch he hrs
had on exhibition for some time. THIS
VIII move valuable addition 10 Tho
ncndrmy'r art department and ths
PRINCIPAL and pupils feel grateful foi
tho splendid present
The Grand Army posts ~ this cit,
nre pr,naring for the nroper ohserv,
nnes ~ Memorial nav and have iaFno1
m Invitation 20 all organizations, ~ m
az otherwise. 20 assist them.
The frost Thursday nlvh, KILLED nl
the strawberries that werr In bloom
and many Of the peach ircos suffered
frNerely.
Tomorrow the Southern Pacific vii
innuTurata n fnss train service he,"eef
i-'en and Fan Francisco by which th'
tiwe between the two plnees VIII ~
reduced seven hnnrr, tn" TINE iron
hero to the coast II now thlrty-on'
hours.