Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
ESCAPED FROM SCHOOL.
Iso Boys, Tired Of Industrial Home Make
Their escape.
uerourt FINED for stealing from mead
Hoard OF Education water
Melon nay.

late Thursday evening two boys es-
oanel from the state Industrial school.
and up to this writing they have made
their cecapc good. when they got out
Of the school grounds. they started out
for tho northern TART Of the county. ON
North Washington avenue they got IA
wagon with a gentleman and rode out
nearly 10 the Hot Springs. The inform
school officials were notified and start
eli out In that direction In hopes of
dndlnE the boys but the officers were In
formed that they had started back TO.
wards the city. and since that time
nothing has been heard Of them.
The boye' nAmcs and descriptions oro
a. follows;
Lehl Thomas. Of Salt Lake, aged 10.
medium size light complexion. round.
lsh face. large. dark-blue eyes. short
hair with scar on LETT leg. He ~ dressed
tn dark cotton shirt. blue ovyrulla.
blue bat and stogy shoes; undcrclothen
No. i10.
Roland Harris. aged II. dark COM
pleKion. dark eyes. hair short medium
anchor, heart and cross. Dress f. tho
same as Thomas; No. 1852 on under
cl0thJ.
Both boys have lime on clothes. SUI
perlntcndent Allison ana oiiicore Of
The school are making thurough
search Tor the boys and when found
they viii be put under more stringent
keeping.
MCouRT FINED $50.
Before Judge Hulanlsld In the police
c1urt
The case Of ia McCourt. the nurse
from the city hospital who was charged
with stealing the railroad ticket. was
concluded. The Judge explained the
case, and made special comments ON
the fact that McCourt had never dig-
posed N the ticket and hence he made
the nno $50.
Elias Wilson. the old man arrested
Tor stealing O pitch fork. was given 10
days ON the rock pile
DISTRICT COURT
In the matter OF the estate Of s. g.
scfamm. Wednesday, Sept. eOth. was
cot FOR hearing the petition of executors
60 sell part Of the cstnte to settle up
olalmh against II.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board Of education met In regular
session last night and disposed NJ the
following routine OF business pertain
ing to the opening OF schools Monday:
II was reported that the furniture
Tor the Mound Fort building has not
arrived. but the school will open up
just the same
The matter ~ tuition FOR the Wilson
precinct pupils attendin the West Og-
den school was referred 10 the clerk OF
the board
Il was ordered that twelve type writ
era be rented Tor the business depart
i1ent Of the Ogden High school
The rcslgnatlona 81 Cecilia Gpttinga
and Roscoe Breeder were accepted.
Ton applications Tor an Increase In
salary were received but, no action
wac taken.
Mss Emily Brown and Mise Carrie
Knapp were elected A. teachers.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
The board Of trustees OF the state
Industrial school mot last night, but be-
sides passing upon the bills and pay
TOLLS no business was done.
QUEEN OF THE FAIR,
The voting FOR the queen Of the taber-
uaC'u fair stood las might as follows.
Mrs. A. u. g. Smith 1926. Luella Forrln
go Joan Woodmunaec $50 Edna Blair
l.i Jennie Taylor $50, Flossio Wright
WATERMELON DAY.
Yesterday was watermelon day at
0lenwOod, and one OF the jolllcst crowds
that {. resort has had since its OPEN
lng was there yesterday afternoon aud
evening, During the afternoon the
large crowd entertained by the vaudc-
VILE show, wire walkers, Mlss Mertlnea
with her trained snakes. dancing and
many other nmuacmeuts. The even
INK was the time for pleasure, the large
crowd OF the afternoon was very much
Increased. every ear that came TO the
park brought AL the passengcre II
could accommodate. All We're enter
talnrd by the fine moving pictures
about 30 In number later In the evening
the contests took place. The prize
cake walk was danced by two couple.
IT, winning couple were Mr. Alfred
Empey and Miss Pearl Preaitt the prize
being 81 gold perle. They also had a
cake walk for children, which was won
by Chester Morris and Eva Wcbor hrst
prizc. u.d0, and second prize by couple
Of little girls receiving 81.
Then came the prize waltz; about
dozen couple participated In Il the -
gold perle given as prize Tor the waltz
Was won by Air. T.. schnahlc and Miss
Carrie Smith. There were about 800
.'hN'N llAfANNH NlN'Al ANNo ~ Wv Wv -
II ia thought nearly 1000 people visited
Glenwood during the day.
THRILLING ACCIDENT,
Ag the 1850 a. m, electric car was
going towards Five Points on North
Washington, the wire broke Just by
Thirteenth street. II flew around In
lhe air very lively, tearing a half dozen
OF the Iron arms that hold the wire,
from the poles and then crashed against
We roof OF the car, burning q largo hole
N H. The conductor on the car, Mr..
Forrln, narrowly escaped from receive
lng a severe shock, The breaking ~
ihr wire stopped the ears on North
Wellington for nearly an hour.
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
Elder Joseph Holther, who has been
Rhprlng In England for the past two
years, as missionary, h expected 10
arrive home ON the 18Th.
Ihe 6heriuH office yesterday received
word from the Ember cattle company
mat gang Of thieves had stolen a band
81 horses and cattle from them, and
they o1cr $3.50 reward 10 anyone who
van arrest tho thieves and bring them
60 Justice.
4, The bike stolen from VIII Drlesdale
we other evening, was recovered today
u9Mn on Twenty fourth street.
ihe man named Walch who wnn
,ahen with paralysis tho other evening
nus peen removed from the county
court house 10 tho city hospital.