Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21
OGDEN NEWS.
o-DrN APRIL, p, 1900.
DAMAGES AWARDED TO HILL
Call, Concert IN Tho Tabernacle a Crane
Artistic Success
o., Jo,cph he Karr aud Miss Ada
nockafeller, once Lovers Litigaie
over Presents Marriages

Before Judge Nolapp ln the SerVilu
dIsHc, court:
mn. case Of Henry Hill VS. the South
avn Pacific Railway Company wherein
,ts plaintiff sues for $4,000 damages
,,.yp.si the entire day. The following
witnesses were examined for the plain
se. Dr. Joyce. the attending physi-
r,o W. =. Hlu w. J. Critchlow, Mr.
righusr. Mr. Luckett and Albert
r.Yse, The line Of their testimony
rsp. TO show that the candlestlcks
rssl for The purpose Of raising the car
f.rr.rair work were old and detective,
sr5 that on that account one OF them
Ir.Ea at me time Mr.. Hin was injured,
i.r.rg a car uD and fan on him do
irg him great bodily injury Al
"Fi6tk the testimony for the plaintiff
MAS aU ln. the defense not Offering any
t.stIn.ry The case was argued for
aver tro hours by the attorneys for
I'm af4es and az Z O'Clock In the
evening he case was submitted to the
INN and In a short time they brought
IN verdict IN favor Of the plaintiff
awarding him $3.50 damages There
MAS some talk OF an appeal being taken
~ me higher court but whether that
vim be- done or not has not yet been
decided upon. The plaintiff was repre-
ssntgi by Zane and Rogers and W. X.
"" CECILIA CONCERT
Las. evening the music loving people
OF ogden were treated 20 one Of the
eran1ost concerts that has ever been
given ln this city. II was given under
the auspices Of the Cecilia club OF
ogden. The program consisted Of
grand concert and solo singing ana
Instrumental music rendered by some
%, the leading musical talent OF SALT
Lake and Ogden and every number ON
the program was raptuously re-
tsIyed several Of them being encorel
there was q large audience, nearly
every seat I'm the tabernacle being
taken. The affair was conducted and
arranged by Prof. Squire Coop and
great credit Is due that talented gentle
man f0r the eXcellonCy Of the entire
program. Prof Coop was assisted by
Mr w. g. Give violinist; Mrs. Kate =.
Anderson mezzo Mr. II. s. Ensign,
baritone OF Salt Lake. and Misses Lu-
N.|N N|Nr A'ANA " NAaA NlAH HHANAa 80 AHNt
Mrs e. T. Ferrin. Messrs b. Tout. H.
Anderson and Gus Saunders, Of ogden,
and the ogden tabernacle choir with
an orchestra.
LOVERS DISAGREEMENT
The case Of Joseph De Karr the
young man charged with petty lar
csny came up before Judge Hall yes
tariay number OF witnesses were
examined but the principal witness
that appeared against De karr was his
once upon q time sweetheart, Miss Ada
Rockefeller who testified that he had
given her o gold watch. and many
other things as tokens OF his love and
affection. but that since the flame OF
love had grown cold, he had taken
back from her the presents and refused
% give them back, and il was for this
reason she had him arrested Mr.. De
Aarr told a very straight story as TO
how DE had been betrayed IN his love
Cor the girl. and that he thought, as
they had ceased 20 love each other. he
could take the articles back which he
had given her The Judge was not
ready tO decide on the question and
took it under Amusement
LICENSED TO WED.
Marriage licenses were issued TO
Charles a Barows, 80, and Miss Min
ME Hutchinson, 49, both Of Ogden, W
q. Nawes. rs, and Mrs. Matte F.
woodruff, 49, both Of Salt Lake city.
OGDEN NEWS NOTES.
Miss Torgerson, of Logan, IL in the
Ciiy 10y a few days the guest Of Mrs
Fred H3lverson.
Horace S. Ensign was in the city last
evening
Born-to the wife OF Ezra Harris, a
me baby boy. Mother and child do
Ing Well
Archie Cross has returned TO ogden
ron Wadsworth, Nevada,
tomorrow If regular quarterly con-
Terence OF the Weber Stake Of Zion.
Meetings VIII be held at 10 a. m. and
D. m sunday evening the Y NJ. NJ.
J. a. WIN hold their meeting In the
tabernacle.
Mrs Kate b. Anderson and Mr.. W.
y. N"'r OF salt Lake, We're ogden ylsi-
Tors yesterday.
Julian G.. Houtz was In the city yes
'eIIay on business.
.+ 'Ntulls me police department
I.Ir took In charge two boys named
lawrence Lewellcn and Thomas Edgar.
vac ran ran away from their homes
DO SAN Lake CITY.
superintendent Cooper. OF the Salt
.''Ae schools. was unavoidably de-
l'IHed Yesterday from visiting the Og-
gen schools but win do so In the near
Mrs b J. Pace presented her hus-
-T,etnl with "a lO-pound baby boy on