Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27
lively BOUT WITH OFFICER
N u,l,,.o Sues U. P, Coal Co. and R. NJ
4 y ' r.I.obOpe Co. for Personal INJURIES
ui.,lonaries = Funeral OF
S"" us,r, smur,hwaite-spnn-
,,h war yeteranss

,s dled in the Second district
so,' NV NV Albert w. Hilgren as", nnS
Nu1r rlon Pacific Coal coihPany A ono
M pocky Mountain Ben leiep"4 the
he NJ" IN recover damages 10 tlle
coiipan' 4, 100000 alleged 10 be due ior
irlou na, injury received from me Ia,,
persona, '"iertrlc light pole on June 10
Ing o. az pock Springs, Wyoming. me
l@l' W i VAS preclpitated to the grolho'
plalnun, bis skull, strainlng his risht
iTac'u' AZ tpint and breaking his llgn'
slpoN nsrmanently disabling, MN
ioFeaIisg therefore asks that ne DC
far m,sd Judgment against ,i,e Nv.
gsn5snt in the sum OF SzO'VOV anu 'o'''
Of suit
TO QUIET TITLE
o,osard G. Billings has brought sun
hNn"' Mary j Billings Bradburn el
as',o' ouiet the title TO a certain piece
Of land
prTt'RNED MISSIONARIES.
80, evening Elder Thomas b. Farr
L .'.nad nome from a three years mis-
fe'u' TIder Farr was called TO labor III
sO' esndwich Islands, where ne re-
ils "a Sor over two years doing the
maui work for the mission. He was
esl,' transferred TO the California ms,
lavN n.here he labored until released
sOn nome home. He gives very nope
70 V sarort of both missions. many PEG.
N. ,% are investigating the principles ol
gvornonisn.' he says, ana are Joll'ns
,ta church. He was accompanies W
osisn by Elder Smart who mas peen
,,borlnv IN Samoa, also several Oh ',ie
l.vo ., converts who continued on 10
s'it lake city last evening
FUNERAL SERVICES,
Tho funeral services over the remains
n, Harry G., the four.year-old son OF
n, and Mrs. Harry G. SmurthWaile
we're held yesterday afternoon AT in9
,,auy residence. S26 Twenty-third
,.' AT 4 o'clock. Bishop e. 7. WOOL
,.y nresldlng. Beautiful solos were
sa,g nv Miss May Driver and Hagbert
,n1srson Hon. Moses Thatcher de-
i nSn a very consollng address inc
bome was filed to overlooking win
eympathlzlng friends. and many beautl-
M aoral offerings were laid on the
lrle casket. a large funeral cortege
sllowed the remains to the city Gene
lew where they were inferred In the
hSry burial ground, Bishop Woolley
debating the grave
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
no Elliott Command No 50, Spanish
lmsrican war veterans, held a meeting
bs evening In the office Of Judge Park
~I HAN and elected the following
oaCers Parker ]. Hall. captain; "
gamblers. first lieutenant; A. Halnes,
,,ond lieutenant A. Fender, adjutant
tsaral A. n. Walters, quartermaster
srgeant. ]. L. Smith. sergeant OF
yards. George Wright and Louie NIL
H. trustees.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Al the meeting Of the board of educa-
lion held last evening the treasurer
annual report was received, showing
balance Of 1902. IS on hand July 20
1901 The treasurer reported having re-
ceyed Sl29. 10 on tax redemption sales
for 1900.
Il was decided 10 hold teachers eX-
animation on August 20. n and ~, IN
The High School building.
A number Of applications were re-
ceyed FOR positions as teachers ana 'lle
board adjourned for one week.
OFFICER SERVES PAPERS UNDER
DIFFICULTIES.
There were lively times at the Ven
come hotel last night when Constable
Wheeler went TO the place armed WIN
a writ Of repleyln against MIS- NJ
Walker proprietress OF the house. II
seems that Mrs. Walker had secured a
lot Of furniture from Ford's Second
Hand store and had failed TO pay for
the same whereupon the furniture
people sued for a writ Of repleyin.
When Constable Wheeler.stepped In
20 the house TO serve IL, Mrs. walker
Il Is alleged slapped him squarely In the
face and gave him a push and vigorous
kick which sent him down stairs ana
gu, onto the sidewalk In hasty and I'M
Cermonl0us fashion.
Wheelers feelings were hurt consid-
erably more than his body and he Inn
had Mrs. Walker arrested on
a charge OF resisting an officer In the
discharge OF his duty Mrs. Walker
vas taken before Justice Wardleigh last
night and entered ples Of not guilty
after which her case WAS set for hear
Ing al 10 o'clock on Monday morning.
BURGLARY.
AZ o'clock this morning burglar
entered the room Of Mrs Gibson, In the
r0oming house Of Mrs. Hannah Carroll.
1898 Grand avenue. and stole slS and a
mans shirt. The burglar gained en-
trance by removing a window screen
and Mrs. Gibson saw him. but was so
frightened that she could give no alarm
The police have clue which they
mink viii put them upon the trail OF
The culprlt
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Joseph A. Careswell has returned
home from a weeks visit In California.
Henry A. Denkers who was hurt In
The cGsl chute at Kelton Is recovering
rapidly.
Miss Kate Kelly has gone 20 the coast
On an extended pleasure trip.
Deputy I. $. Marshal Smythe OF salt
Lake was III Ogden today on business.
Mrs ellis the woman who was adj
Judged Insane yesterday was taken 10
The asylum at Provo by Sheriff Layne.
y Mclauchlan and wife Of Butte,
Mont are visiting In Ogden the guests
o. J. S. Seese.
Andrew Jensen, Of Provo. was In
ogden yesterday afternoon in attend
,ahce at the funeral OF his brother-in-
iaN' Charles Green.
Iourih Ward will have their outing
Of Saltair
Thomas Horn charged with masap-
I'opfiatng water from the Strong's IT.
u.saton ditch. was discharged in JUS
uoe Champney's court.
~ the Tabernacle Sunday al two
!, uook Elders Alya scovllle and David
tnstns VIII address the meeting. Both
:, nave recently returned from missions
70 Germany.
Vol George Hickox. L. s.. sheep in
slrc,ur Is IN ogden on business.
I'LL 70 the wife ~ Hyrum Pingree.
A.. nss'tasy' lo-pound badly boy. Mother
sea child doing well.
,, esSfEe l.. scvendson. OF the Agricul-
,.,,. college Logan. was in ogden