Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
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Mrs. Kirk, who resides at us south,
First West, reported 10 the police to-
day that burglar had entered her
house and stolen nineteen dollars the
night before last. Mrs. Kirk says that
az about o'clock she went into her
bedroom and counted out some money
she had pat by upon the bed. At the
time the lady did not notice that both
the window and blind were up. After
finding that she had nineteen dollars,
Mrs. XIX slowed the silver away UNI
der the mattress and went into the
other room about her household duties.
Subsequently she returned and retired;
while dressing the next morning. Mrs.
Kirk bethought OF her money and
turned W the bedding, when TO her
dlsmay she found that Il was missing.
She is Of the opinion that some prowleT
watched her through the window, and
when she adjourned to the other room,
entered the house and took the money
from It's hiding place.
Mr.. Rangayo. che diminutlve tourist
from Ceylon with aspirations to be a
detective did not leave for Omaha yes.
terday, but concluded TO stay in Salt
Lake until noon today. Ere he left
his heart was made glad by the presen-
tation OF an oyercO1t TO cover his chilly
duck suit. also a railroad pass 70 Og-
den. He promises TO write Detective
Sheets a full and vivid account OF his
adventures when he arrives at Scot
land Yard on the Thames embank-
ment.
Charles c. Hlggings interviewed on
Ger Andrew J. Smith Jr, this morning
regarding the SCOT nuisance In town and
the city ordinance covering the same.
II is runored that something Il going
90 drop with extreme suddenness In that
direction In the near future.
Baron Ivan de Malchin. the cham
piun Russian swofdsman. was released
from jail yesterday as l. II. Hatch
came 20 his rescue and put up 81 for
the seventeen days which he had Yet
10 serve on the charge Of insulting la
dies. L. II. Hatch, Il will be remem-
bered, Il the knutsford ell-boy who Is
doing time for robbng the guests at
the hotel and when arrested had a 500
banking account. De Malchln says he
has not yet finished with the police
and he Intends to sue them for libel,
false imprisonment, perjury, assault
and damages. The swordsman says
he viii stay in Salt Lake City until his
escutcheon Is purged OF the stain and
he Is vindicated, which may possibly be
Interpreted as challenging Detective
Sheets and Sergeant Janney 20 mortal
combat with sabers.
Members Of the Y. NJ. G. A. have been
missing oyercoats, hats and umbrellas
from the narlOrs for some time past.
Last night Officer Davies caught eight
year-Old Francis Martin carrying away
a table going from the ante-room He
now believes that he has discovered the
Identity Of the thieves and further ar
rests are looked for,
Patrol Driver Armstrong is m at his
home, as a consequence officer Roberts
was engaged last night In the pasume
Of hauling inebriates TO the receiving
house.
James Maxwell OF S2l east Fifth
South reports 10 the police that while
he was eating his lunch yesterday.
sCme vandal walked away with two
extension ladders which he had been
using while trimming Mayor elect
Th0mpsOn's trees on Fourth North and
Second West streets,
Patrick OConnor (no relation 10
sweet Kate O'Connor,) Is again IN trou-
be. Patrick was only released from
jail yesterday, after serving a term for
bombarding an Italian saloon with paw
ing blocks, In their roundup Of yags
Officers Simpson and Lincoln last even
ing entered the klondike saloon; the
first man they encountered was the re-
doubtable Patrick with a bundle OF
generous proportions under his arm.
An Investigation was then In order and
as the bundle was found 20 contain two
pair Of pants and a coat, which bore
the name Of C. HOVER Patrick was
asked 20 explain He told lame and
contradictory story consequently he
slept IN jail last night This afternoon
the clothes We're identified as being the
property Of MI HOVER, who rooms at
FOrd's, but Us at present out OF town.