Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08
BOY BURGLARS SENTENCED
Fa Breaking into R. R. Cars One Gets Two
Years In Pen, the Other, One.
victim Of Paralysis - Thirty nays for
stealing - Return Of Wm' g.
wright from Mission.

THO folluMlUN thNNH were ulHINHfN NA
~ Judge Rolapp In the Second district
court yesterday:
The State W Charles Rogers and
Th6a W. Murrcli Ir; the boys had been
found guilty OF hurglnrizinR some
southern Pacific ears some few weeks
aea. and came up FOR sentence. Rogers
vaa rIycn two years In the State prison.
and Murroi was sentenced TO one years
imprisonment at the same place. The
b5ya arc aged 10 nud ~ respectively.
Tho latter one IL the son ~ a prominent
family IN Jacksonville. Tennessee, and
has nn uncle In Denver. "a prominent
tua'Hr.a man. tia seemed to be mex
psfIsnDUd in criminal annirH, but Roe
fsra admitted having been arrested
tVIcr before. Deputy Sheriff Jos. Ball
,y won't down 90 the penltcntinry with
the boys ut $3.50 y. m.
Thg state w Joseph d. stanford.
charged with petty larceny, came up Tor
bsarlur, h. plead guilty 10 the churHg
"a stealing from Boatrlghta blacksmith
ih0p. The judge got Sept. 9Th as the
diy when he viii be- sentenced.
fn the case ~ James NJ. Shaw vs.
Wells Fargo Express company for i25,-
% damages FOR false imprisonment
nppilcatlon and bond Of $500 was hlcd
by DEFENDANT Tor transfer Of cause TO
he Federal court. court signed the or
Der
ssn NJ Utah Loan and Trust company
uha oct Tor october n before the Hon.
hi ihs ease Of VIM. II. Bryan W. Ore
r5s short Line. trial will De- continued
ilom sept. n TO Sept. "a. 1893.
VICTIM OF PARALYSIS.
This afternoon a gentleman about IS
,stra 0f age was picked up near the
dsp0t by chief Of Police Davenport. lie
viH taken To- the county Jail and when
examined on his person was found nm
u.nuacation paper dated Sept ard,
itg8 and signed by J. ]. cline. This
manor showed that tho mans name iH
NJ Walsh. and that he has been in the
employ VI the Union Pacific steel gang.
Mr Coue Identified the paper aud said
b. had a check for tiis drawn in favor
u ths ola gentleman. Dr. John Driver,
county physician. was summoned TO Sec
What was the trouble with the man.
paralysis
THIRTY DAYS FOR STEALING a
COAT.
In police court today before Judge
Hunnisk. +. johnson was tried on the
Chlrru N petty larceny and found
guilty wns sentenced to thirty days linz
rHsonmput. The charge was preferred
against him by Orin Hudluck, whose
coat Johnson stole few days ago.
"a McCourt. the man charged with
nfplug "a railroad tlckot from the dead
b0b NJ jos. -. Wilson came NJ Tor
htiflnE today. The state was repre-
Isntsd by County Attorney Haiverson
tnd the defendant by Attorney jos. 3,
PgJry. The case occupied nearly the
entire day, and was tnkcu under adj
ussment by the Judge
Atlas Wilson. au old man living Just
over Weber bridge was arrested yes
lariay by the police on the charge Of
stealing "a pltchforlg from Job fingrce,
RETURNED MISSIONARY.
Yesterday afternoon Elder William g.
Wright % the arm OF ", ~. Wright a
sons Co. returned from % two years
ulul0u tu England, Elder Wright
hb1fgd thc nrat half OF hls mission In
STAFFORD near London, ana performed
most excellent work IN that city. Ito
made many converts while labor
ng there and made many warm friends.
lie was called 10 labor IN London the |
after part Of his mission, and met with |
Wy good success In that city. he en- |
l]gl his lnburs very much and says !
tai The work N the Lord Ia that part |
= ihe world ~ progressing fnyurahly.
Brother Wright IL enjoying the best uf |
aglth and feels delighted 10 ngnin |
ave the privilege OF meeting loved ones |
lnl friends az home. Iir wua met IN |
NhlruEu hy his vito whore they spent |
few days Mrs. Wright accom- |
illned him back homo again. Last |
NculnH hr was rendered n family party |
y The home ~ hia mother, No. 5al |
4Neniy.fpurth street.
BAPTIST 3. =. CONFERENCE.
Yesterday was closing day OF tho
NAirnih annual session Of the Baptist |
association. Al $3.50 "a. M was sun |
ny school session, the following pro- |
"An was carried out;
song lnd devotional service, conducted |
,} Mr N. u. CurHcr OF Salt Lake.
IN. p'to.dntc sunday school. by j, a. |
smith Ogden
lle devotional element In s. s. work. |
py lle Rev J, ID. Johnson OF Murray |
anl ~, n. Sevons ~ ogden.
w. trinity N Faith. Rev. Hurrowg
men AN open discussion pertaining 10 |
Ahlal school work was participated |
N by ON present.
VI llr afternoon session the devotional |
Nthl''a were conducted by Miss /
Li.llh Blair OF sprinEvllle.
10y Rev L. a.. clark, general |
missionary, Mlssouln.