Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
pIyEUDALE MAN ON A TEAR
Vuory v.g Makes Things Lively Among
he Residences Of RlverdaIe'
-, far divorce : Teachers conven-
.,..p,phtheria Abating-Funeral
AZ Farley Bybec = Deaths

lived at Twenty-ninth street he
..,osd the grocery wagon OF s. A.
s naIr 4 co. and took a basket OF gro
D-,' out OF the wagon and drove ON
,',.bsr, AT Thirty-thlrd street he came
.",,b his brother and wife In q sleigh
rs IN the direction OF his home, He
VIZ ont his wife and slashed the lady
w Gentleman several hard cuts with
ssissb The lady screamed and VIM.
Trslow. the bil-poster, and Prof.
s n.t who reside at Thlrty-third
s ..,st rushed out to see what the trou-
" M' vas and the intoxicated fellow first
IN ont a hard blow with a club on
Sw SSs head, knocking him down,
',s then turned upon Prof. Smith. He
rr,rk him severely, but not hard
.snnrh 10 knock him down, and by this
,lms his brother got hold Of him and
.-lstad him down, and the two got in
!, The wagon and drove off, the lady
Living the sleigh home. Yesterday
..cnlaints were sworn out against Reid
ssrgirg him with two cases Of assault
"a battery, and another for petty lar
'.sy FOR stealing the groceries. He
~. nlaced under arrest by Deputy
sls-lff Bailey and given a preliminary
s.sJne before Justice Breeder. His
s,e was continued He was let out
!, s,5 bonds TO appear at trial.
VAC ON THE RAMPAGE.
plyerdale seemed to be having her
hare OF trouble. A man named VIM.
yseley went out there the other even
rs 60 he claims, to get something 10
.si He went into several places and
Vg given something 10 satisfy his
,unser He went TO the home OF one Of
M chlds boys and acted quite bois'
leously. so Mr.. Childs summarily put
Nm out In the cold. He next went 10
M. Parkers house and acted quite
strangely, but was given something to
sal After which he went out into the
Greet and commenced using vile and
.husIye Language, so Messrs Childs
,ra Parker took him TO Constable
snpson's home. where he was placed
unSer arrest and brought TO town.
Thsn at the TAIL he told Mr.. Simpson
ls would know him and to his sor-
pw." He was placed In the county jail
I'D last evening was given hearing
le,ore Justice Of the Peace Joseph Hall
"a the charge Of disturbing the peace
nd yagrancy. The justice sentenced
hin 10 thirty days In the county jail
WANTS A DIVORCE.
Yesterday in the Second district court
angelo perre filed suit against his Wife
Blnehe perre. for divorce on the
grounds Of cruelty and desertlon.
Carrie G. Stlllwell has filed suit against
Tx Interstate Savings and Loan Asso-
cation for 5000 alleged damages and
he cancellation Of mortgage on a GER
tain piece Of real estate.
IN POLICE CIRCLES.
The police department was notified
Gs number Of petty thefts, among
them being a lap-robe and black
rsckntosh overcoat The lap-robe was
recovered in a secondhand store, but
III Oyercoat Is still at large.
one lone tramp was brought before
lg.ge Hulaniski this morning for yag-
ancy, but was permitted to go.
TEACHERS CONVENTION.
The Ogden teachers are quite en-
hgsed over the state convention to be
I'D In Salt Lake City, commencing
tat Wednesday and lasting for four
d!s, and II Is expected over 100 Ogden
'sthers will participate In the exer-
tss The special train for the con-
Gallon will leave Ogden on the morn
ls q Wednesday the 25th, at Sis
'sock, over the Rio Grande Western.
DlPHTHERIA ABATING,
The cases of dlphtheria In ogden
ave been very light, and the scare |
eesl The disease ~ almost past. There
.ls eeen only a few cases OF II re-
WED 10 Sanitary Inspector Moyes.
~ be says they have, nearly all en-
Wy recovered Several Of the yellow |
- have already been taken down,
~ U s expected the others will be |
~sn In few days.
RETURNED MISSIONARIES.
Loer John White, OF the Wilson
'H1 returned this last week from a |
SIh 10 Germany, where he enjoyed |
aoofs very much. He was unable |
aNnain the full length Of his mission |
account OF III health.
,soer Elias Peterson, son OF Bishop |
,H'.son OF Kanesyille, returned yester-
-, "oin two years mission in Colo
~. ~ lie reports the work OF the Lord |
Kissing very nicely In that State.
r.'urhs enjoying excellent health.
4. merchants OF the city In every |
4. ~ business report their sales for |
sv. soiIloays very good, better than for
WA Years past.
'VNERAL OF FARLEY BYBEE.
ne funeral services that were 10 be
,.. over the remains Of Farley Bybee
.snusy al Hooper have been changed |
shuhy at u O'clock at the South |
s,pf meeting house. Some of the re-
I,ss' ~ the deceased who reside al
y RIVER could not get here in time
:" The funeral yesterday.
DEATH OF GEO. W. BURT.
n Ssd al Clinton. Davis county, OF
a. y pneumonia, George w. Burt,
~ years, The young man came
,,- s country about two years ago
b. 81 ..hsiand, and has since been liv-
ts az, Mfs. Marien Mitchell. Of Clln-
Entry 'a'en's are sun IN the old
DEATH OF PHILIP TOUT.
\ fIl,p Tout, aged 80 years, died at
norsSaaoh avenue at 1880 D. m. on
tn,siS Of Bright's disease. The
| "a services Will be held in the Sec
ssotl a'd meeting house Sunday at 2
tS - Friends Invited. The remains
"a. viewed at the residence on the
funeral, from IL to D. IN.
NEWS NOTES.
,sl.,SS. L. Coulter went to corInne
ss,,u 1l,,' on business.
d. william Allison was a Salt Lake
No Yesterday, w
d osII,eiect NJ. s. Browning went 20
Acs.,i on business yesterday.
"a S Ssa,rslensen's dance hall on Christ.
|uI ~, grand matinee will be given
. sv v.iock In the afternoon, and In
A.I, Special ball will be given
tatlns nsil to which the lovers OF
lrrnin ward VIII have their
HsIs oall on Wednesday evering