Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
OGDEN.
district Court - Funeral Of Thomas a.
Browu- Miner. for wallace, Idaho.


district Court 3D. FUNERAL Of Thomas u.
THROWN Miner. for wallace, Idaho.
ogden. June 22.--in the Second dis
trlct court yesterday the trial OF the
cause of benjamin A. Wadmnn Va "a.
&. Mckinney, was resumed before Hon.
~. ~. Nolapp, Judge, The hearing OF
testimony was concluded, tho nrnu-
mcnts " counsel were made ANA the
Judge charged tho jury who thcreupou.
al . o'clock y. M. retired 30 consider
their verdict. After celebrating Tor
about two hours the jury returned into
court and rendered verdict N mo-
cause N action, the foreman OF tho
jury dissenting
ccnsodi order appointing J. G.. Nyc.
George V, Schramm and g. y. Coulter
appraisers of said estate.
Judge Charles II. Hart " the Third
district sat on the bench " the Second
district court to try the cause Of the
Utah Loan and Trust company against
the ogden Electric Street Railway
company Testimony was taken. hut
the cnao was not finished when court
adjourned for the day
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.
Tho twcnty-nrat annual commence
mcnt exercises " the Sacred Heart
Academy woru held yesterday morning
at the academy hall. the graduates be-
Ing Misses May Ross and NoIlia Ma
gulre FROM the literary department.
and Miss Edith kcck from the musical
department The pruErmn was quito
lengthy and embraced. boaldca the oH-
nuya hy tho graduates. number uf
literary and musical numbers. The adj
dress To tho graduates was made hy the
Right Rev Lawrence Seaman. bishop
II THIS diocese. The entire program
WIS finely rendered, and was of the
excellence usually expected OF this
Institution OF learning.
FUNERAL or THos. n. BROWN.
Tho funeral services over the remains
" the late Thoa. %. Brown woro held
at the North ogden meeting house
Tuesday afternoon Among the speak
crs were n. MONTGOMERY and Francis
Dudmnn.
Assessor Gibson has 30 far recovered
from his indlapoHltluu caused by tho
heat ne tn be- able % come 60 town
and attend 90 his official duties,
President Cornish OF the oregon
Short Line, nnd party who have been
out over the line up north. came in aud
passed through the city yesterday
morning.
The walls or the now catholic church
building are growing upward rapidly,
The corner stone viii be- laid with linz
noon at 4 o'clock.
MINERS FOR WALLACE.
A party consisting Of IN men. miners
from Joplin. Mo. came iu on the RIO
Grnndo Western Tuesday afternoon. ON
route 90 Wallace. Idaho. o. take tho
places % tho striking miners in that
camp. Frank Rowe, who was In charg"
~ the party was accidentally left iu
Salt Lake with the mons tickets In his
possession. and the Oregon short iuo
refused 10 carry The men out N ogden.
Mr. Rowe came up on the $50 train
IN the evening and yesterday morning
at ii.i5 the men started Tor Idaho. The
men are under contract 60 work IN the
Standard mine nc Wallace Tor $3.50 per
day ana 10 pay Tor their transportation
from Missouri t20-out N their first
months wages. II II beloved that
many OF tho mon will desert before
reaching their destination,
Y. l.. NJ l. a. CONFERENCE.
Tho Young Ladies' Mutual Improve.
ment association of tho Wehor Stake
will hold their regular quarterly con-
florence IN the ogden tabernacle Zoe
morrow. There viii be two meetings,
ut 10 a, m. and 2. .. IN.
Attorneys David Evans and l., r.
Rogers were attending TO legal buHl-
ness in ogden yesterday.
n mammoth NNIIs MNlNN VIII DC IAI
fled FOR at the Second ward fnir, u
displayed IN the show window ~ n
Washington avenue dry goods store.
SOAP FACTORY,
A soap factory Tor ogden ls one Of
tho proposed now home industries
which should he loyalty supported 10y
the people. The machinery Tor the fnc.
tory IL now being Installed IN the old
nallnntyno building on 1wonty-fourtt
street near Wall avenue.
FOURTH ~ OGDEN
A few citizens met in tho mnyor'i
office Tuesday ulsht and unun.mousl,
decided 10 hold "a Fourth NJ july cole
hutiun 100 ogden. a general commit.
tooe M Arrangements was appointed
and the committee mot again lnH
evening 10 complete an the arrange
monta.
Tomorrow G'riday) evening bono
NJ ball viii be given In LcHtcr pnrl
pavilion IN honor ~ Ernest llrnwn
who viii soon depart on mission e
New Zealand.
Attorney Herbert r. Macmillan lcf
for Austin New, yesterday afternoon
90 attend 10 some legal matters,
The Turtle. direct from lts long rum
IN New York and san Franclgco. VII
be NJ the Grand tomorrow night
Tho knights of the MnccuhpoH VII
ro ON an excursion 20 Saltnir noN
wednesday. on which occasion M
famous salt Lake Tabernacle choi
win be- present and give concert 10
the honcnt ~ tho viHlturA
a special soldier train bearing 70
crults from tho Fast. came In over IN
linton Pacific last evening about
o'clock.