Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
BLACKSMITH BOATWRlGHT
Vain 10 the Festive TOoipad- Loses
Tools, &c.
~, tabernacle Tair-JRck Frost IN
T,idencc-CavairJ Horses Wanted
General Notes.

sr..fi Correspondence.
ngI.u. Aug. 2l-On Sunday night
,t. blacksmith shop Of W. W. Boat
.,gt. was robbed and plundcrod Of
..y.r.l monkey wrenchos, braces bits
r. hHmmofs and many other tools
.+..uruHr 20 considerable On value
~. uIef entered the shop through "a
r.rIHH Iho police department was
..fIG.I % the thief and soon Detective
psHI.r ind the police wore on thg
.. ThUv found considerable "
,hsslien properly at tn various second
HrI rtuf's. and from tho description
gIy.H Hf the dealers the police wcfN
.a1n Uu the trail OF thcir man, ana ON
Monday uiFht one Joseph STANFORD, a
rI.uIHU was placed under arrest
irafssI with the crime uf burglary.
TIay bia case came up FOR hearing be.
fr Police Judge ilulanlHki, no plead
rUf su.lty 20 the charge. lie was bound
0tu4 t1 the district court under s.p
hands. and being unable to furnish the
armU hu was delivered over 10 the GUS
toIg Uf Sheriff Luyuv. to await trial
U.nut, sheriff Bailey went out TO
Narth ogden today TO serve papers ut
attachment un ilyrum kuylauce. Ihe
attachment was issued on complaint OF
T3dsy Martin Devlncy was sentenced
an police court 20 ten days impri1on-
mont. for vaErancy
last uight q very hard frost swept
over this county and dld great dAu
of DANUBE. 10 o. said by the farmcra
from 800 parts that the squash, cucum .
lgrH and tomato vines are black, ana
have dropped their heads. II cannot ns
yet be- sitlmntcd the real loss that VIII
bp experienced because Of the white
visitor. 10 o. very much feared that lt
another such frost should como before
the tomatoes are ripe that the nnlirg
crop will Dc ruined. The farmn.a Icll
very d1wushgnrtcd,
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
There o. "a great demand throughout
the country Tor cavalry horses, and
on Thuuday. Friday and Saturday an
army officer will b. iu Ogdgn 60 buy w
Dc without blCmlah and Ia "a good,
healthy condition, and for all such
horses Weighing from 300 90 1000 iba.
tho officer WIN pay cash.
Twenty more ear loads o. cavalry
horses and Dix ear lo1ds of cots Tor tho
Philippine passed through ogden yes
Jamcs Unsworth. Of Hyrum. Cache
Co, Do IN the city looking up the olec-
trio llrht plant workings etc. lie
says the llyrum plant ~ 10 BE- enlarged
90 double itH present size lie ig coins
so NNH o. wv NHAhNA NAAH."A ~ hAAN A'hfA
Today the Union Pacific pay car camo
in. making the railroad employees very
happy.
marriage llconrs was issued 10
James n. Slater or Huntsville, aged a
years. ana NlHH Lucy Ann willard oi
the same place. nEHd 20 years Later IN
che day they were united Ia honda NJ
holy mlifimnuy by Judge Joseph Hail
Thor many friends extend their hearty
wishes.
Mr Calylnc. superintendent Of m,
oregon Shoff Line. went north this
afternoon IN his Hep1lul car, No Z.
Miss Josie Dickinson, daughter Of
The general superintendent ~ the Union
laClnC came IN from the East ur
special car No. last night ana went
north.
Yesterday afternoon an elderly lads
was getting out Of her buggy ON 2itl
0troot near the Utah Loan ANA Trust
building, and slipped on the stop fan,
iug against the wheel, hurting her HIi'
very bodily She was carried up Co pr
Powers office, where her suffering wal
relieved,
GIFTS FOR THE TABERNACLE
FAIR.
Following nro the additional gifts TO
cry,i Tor the tabernacle fair since IN
last report.
NJ NAANNAN anu NANNNHH = lAiNkNf ANN"i
one i6-in., hlEh erase lawn mower, ca
Dolts Patent Fire Arms Manufactures
Co.. Hartford, Conn, one tue Coltl
pistol. ivory handle. Hunter Arma CO.
emo double barrcled Smith shot gun
value, iso A. J, Reach Co, Phllulgl
lh.a, Pa, one doz. league base balls
hluwuing Bros, CO., ogden, Utah, on
Davenport shotgun; II. rihne and Sol
Manufacturing Co, Warrington, Mo
~ doz. assorted Missouri Mccuhaun
pipes, Excelsior Pipe works, New
York, one gold mounted brlcr pipe
HUI Guimmond ana Co, BlnEhamtur
n. -, 100 "Ran splitter cigars; In
dustial Cigar Manufacturing Co
Reading. Pa. 100 bcltmnn'H Perice
toF" Gumport Bros. Philadelphia, Pa
Zoo our Founder clgura. l., Stur
and Co., New York. 100 "Whlto Nous
N0Quct' olgar; l.. Kghucr aud Co
N'w York, 100 Lord Cardigan cigars
Continental Tobacco CO., New hori
one l2-pounds butt OF Horne Shoe ~
uleCo; Winchester RopcuuHg Arms CO.
N'N Haven, Conn, one winchester q
i. Smith and WcHgon, apriuEhall
Macs, ono Smith and Wossln hammer
lee pistol Mccormick Harvesting Ma
chine Co, Chicago. one no. I Meteor
mick mower. Detroit Stove Works. chi
,is'' HIS, one Jewel stool range. Pan
An ANA Orendorn Co, Canton, llie,, oH
i"f NAihN IlAMt EAtHNaNt CONS hNNllN
Implement Co.. salt Lake city UtU
scot single buggy harness: the De85r,
N.w5 publshluE CO.. 10 volumes ~ N
Contributor This set lacked The fuurt
volume In order 20 be complete, th
volume has been donated By &. I
Farley Ogden, utah, thereby oomplcl
lHg the set.
THIRD WARD. OGDEN
Alice Reeves, two aprons; Ma
poHcy, ak ducks; Alice D0Xcy. fame
Work Rose DoNey baby bonnet. Mar
johnson, baby bonnet; Mrs. Horace III
l"p doz, eggs; Mrs, Michael Sorense
Elk ohlckenh' Henry I'm Jr., cnal
l.nhrnim I'M, one turkey and chickens
alN. W, g., ilill, fancy work and cnnnJ
frulti Mrs Ray Middleton, fancy worl
lI11le HIN. fancy work; Carrie Sorci
on, fancy work. Mrs. Martin Guile
Nlr board scarf Mrs John sstchcl
one apron; j, H. lcllowell. one COO
Or hantams; Martha HellewoI, az
tproni Mrs. A. W. Smith. fancy worl