Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
PROVO.
District Court Not..- APOSTLE. smith aud
Woodruff In frnso.

District touft Not"e" hi"sih. rmhh anu
woodrun In Prove.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Fob. g5.-iionry Christensen,
o. minor. hy hin attorney NJ lltum, g. y,
Hull has commenced suit against >.
A. Hatch. town marshal ~ Salem Tor
5000 damages. Plaintiff alleges that
defendant urruHtsd him on January
81 1899. ma confined him In the town
itll ~ Salem fur eleven hour Without
any cause aud without any authority
or right To do fu; that the jail was
dirty ana cold ana that plninun there.
hy suffered physically, aud that he sur
fered mentally by being Inundated
aud dirrfnocd before his friends. aud
therefore asks damages In the amount
named.
Ia tho care Of Pleasant Grove city
W AttcmuH Holman, dcfcndantH mo-
ton for u new trial was Hct for hear
in tho estate OF Johanna Christian
Nelson, dccetscd, ". ID. Atwood. g T.
Warwick and W A. Larsen have been
appointed appraisers.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
John e. cutlcr was Provo visitor
Saturday
Attorney Thomas John Is In Prove
on legal business.
Prof I. ~. raul delivered a most In
irresilng lecture nc the BRIGHAM Young
academy be- fore the polyfophlCh 900
D.ety Friday evening. Ills subject
was THE topography OF the British
lfle."
Erwin porcn. who Whs poisoned
Thurrdny. n now better and In fair
way TO recovery. A mistake was made
ln charging the poisoning To the gal-
Nanifed kettle, ~ when w. meat
eaten by Borcn had been cooked. The
doctor says II was the mont, which
had fcrmentod that caused the poiHnn-
lug, although iorcn did not notice any
thlng wrong with II when he ate u,
ITO has been doing the cooking at the
iall and no one can be blamed for the
accident
President NJ. l.. Pratt of the board
of education gave pleasant enter
talnmcnt at HIS home Friday evening
~ which members of the board, the
teachers OF the public schools ANA their
families were invited.
sheriff storrr. Deputy willlamh and
county Attorney Evans have come
back from visit To Fairfield, where
they Investigated two cases Of selling
liquor without license. Frank
Nephew pleaded guilty and was nned
iO aud costs and agreed 20 quit the
business, Louis cngles took out a
license and the case ngninst him was
not tried.
- AAlNh'l VI lfhll' NlHAltA AHf' ~
tuFlglnE extcnHively In the poultry
business ana several incubators have
been shipped IN lately
IN THE provo TABERNACLE
YESTERDAY.
Elders a. o. Woodruff and John
Henry smith of the Quorum OF Apos-
Ties were the speakers at the taber-
hhcle Yesterday. and addressed n large
ana attentive congregation. Elder
woodruff urged the people 10 lead lives
w conformity with the principles Of the
Gospel and show their sincerity by
thcir works. to exercise charity to
those who do not believe the Gospel,
ma 20 cultivate faith IA tho Lord.
Elder Smith spoke of the great Import
ahee N the atonement and the bless
lhHs that VIII come from following the
pain pointed out by the Savior
\ marriage license has been Issued
70 Charles n. Darling OF Lehi. agcd "a.
hnl Annie Jensen OF Pleasant Grove.
Rev A. IL. Henry Of Salt Lake VIII
deliver the next lecture In the city
course at the Methodist church tomor-