Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-30
OGDEN NEWS.
OcnpN JUNE &c. 1900
BARNS DESTROYED BY FIRE
Interesting Musical Rectal Given by Mrs,
Swenson and Pupils
ramps Held for Assault - House,
breaker Arrested, AFTER IA Severe
struggle Primary Conference

Al $3.50 last evening FIRE alarm was
sent in to the fire department a quick
run was made to the middle Of the
block between Washington and Grant
and s2nd and 23rd streets, where barn
belonging to Mrs. Anderson was on fire,
hut notwithstanding the rapid work Of
the fire boys in stringing three lines Of
hose the flames had spread to two other
barns. belonging to q Mr. Williams and
Bishop Taylor. and the sheds, fences
and other buildings in the interior Of
the block were totally destroyed, the
intense heat from these buildings
scorched the Third ward meeting house.
a small grocery store, and several other
buildings In fact had II not been for
the able work OF the fire department
and the assistance OF dozens OF men
with buckets It Is likely that the entire
block would have gone up In flames.
The barns were very dry and IL did
not take long for them to burn to the
ground In one OF the barns three
horses belonging 10 Il. f. Blodget, the
grocer, were burned 10 death also
calf. There were several delivery wag-
ons and buggies belonging TO different
parties. that were burned up, The loss
win amount 10 about 1000 to the
buildings and $500 for the horses and
vehicles. And several Of the frame
dwelllngns on the block will have to
be repalnted, being scorched so badly
from the intense heat.
MUSICAL RECITAL.
Last evening the pupils Of Madam
SwensOn gave recital at the NJ. n,
church. The large auditorium was well
filed with the music lovers Of the city
Madam Swensons recitals have be-
come very popular In ogden because of
the excellent vocalists which the tai
ented lady has under her training, and
last evenings recital was only another
delightful showing Of the very rapid
progress which her pupils are making
in their vocal studies. Following Is the
program given last evening. each num-
Der was well rendered and seceived
with hearty applause:
Duet It'll we meet Again" .... Bailey
Mrs. VIM, S. Jones and Miss Title
Hancock.
"My Little Love-. ....., Hawley
Mss Title Hancock.
(a) The serenade. .... Neidlenger
Miss Irene Streng.
"Fleeting Days" waltz.,..,,....Ba Bailey
NJ Pearl Richards.
"Dost thou know that Fair LandY'
(From Opera MignOn) ...r.,..,.,
49, -. b. Miss Lois E, PIERCE
On Dreamland," o.. Whitney Coombs
Mrs. j. L. Herrick.
Trust on Dear Heart, ',..-. Gottschalk
Mrs. VIM. S. Jones.
Cavatina "Tyrant Soon" ..".". Rosslnl
(From opera Barbara Of Seville
... ..... Miss jamie Herrick
(a) The Silent World is Sleeping Buck
90 ITO Sevilla".. ,...... ...J. Dessaner
Miss Sigrid Petersen.
Parla, Valse Chantee.....,L l.. Ardlttee
Miss Hope Mcintyre.
Duet. 1.-TWO Merry Girls are We.
Miss Irene streng and Madam
Swenson.
Solo -. go. ......,Jno L. Herrick
TRAMPs HELD FOR ASSAULT.
The hearing in the case Of George
Powers. Mike Mccormick and Fred
Wilson was had yesterday afternoon
before Justice Breeder. The evidence
produced by the three boys on whom
the vicious outrage was committed was
STRAIGHTFORWARD and convincing al
though the men denied the charge.
The court found them guilty and
bound each OF them over TO the district
court In 81 900 bonds. which they were
unable to furnish, so will be kept In the
county Jail awaiting trial
HoUsEBREAKER ARRESTED.
Last evening a man named John
Game was arrested by Geo. Pickering
on the charge of house breaking. Game
was seen to break open the Union Pa
cfc section house and steal a hat ne
seemed to be under the influence OF IL
quor and refused 10 go to the police
station. He fought Mr.. Pickering very
wildly and was only taken to the sta
ton by force He Is a hard looking
man. and Il Is thought may be one OF
the gang that has been doing consld-
cradle petty thieying around town
during the past week.
FROM CAPE YORK.
Joseph Goddard. of ogden, received a
letter yesterday from his son Ernest
Goddard, who left Salt Lake short
time ago for Cape Nome. Mr.. Goddard
wrote that he left Seattle on June il
FOR Cape Nome, they had very rough
voyage. arriving at Nome they decided
60 90 further to Cape York, but could
not land there because OF the ice, they
landed at place called Slnrock, where
everything looks prosperous, Mr., Cod
dard said there are plenty Of large logs
OF wood for fuel and the water is quite
pure. and that the gold outlook is ex-
ceptiOnally bright.
Manager Thorstenssn has returned
OGDFN RAIl Road TIME CARD