Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-05
OGDEN NEWS.
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OGDEN. UTAH. OCT. s, 1901.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
lohn MaIan Arrested for Brutality Assautlng
An Old Man,
Democratic Convention october 49,
Primaries Oct l5-saIt Lake opera
Co.-Funeral Of Arthur Ford.

Yesterday afternoon John Malar
was arrested on the charge OF assault
and battery, the complaining witness
being Arthur Spark, an old gentleman
employed as janitor at the Union Depot
The allegations in the complaint as sci
forth by Sparks are that as he was
returning home from work he met Ma.
Ian, who accused him Of using abusive
language to the Malan children, and
before Sparks had time to explain he
Was struck by Malan and knocked
down, and brutally beaten and kicked
as he lay on the ground. Mr., Sparks
Is a man about GU years Of age, and
naturally very weak, while Malan Is d
strong, able bodied young man, and
would no doubt have injured Sparks
very severely had II not been that two
men were passing by and took Malan
away from the old gentleman. Mr.
Sparks was taken home and a physi-
clan was called TO relieve his suiferings,
resulting from the blows.
DISTRICT COURT.
IN inc matter VI lHt tSlite "a JOoNpll
HarTCp deceased, an order was made
by Judge Rolapp appointing new APP
praisers to reappraise the estate, which
is situated IN Harfisyille, Weber county.
Two OF the heirs to the estate, through
their attorneys, Agee and Mccormick,
entered objections to the appraisement
made a short time ago.
In the case Of Bowe vs. Palmer; on
motion Of Attorney Halverson for the
plaintiff, ten days additional time was
granted IN which to plead.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Chairman Johnson, Of the Democratic
party in this city has issued call
for the city convention TO be held We'd
nesday, October l6, the place Of meet
ing has not yet been fully decided
upon. The ward primaries viii be held
the evening before. Tuesday October
10, in the usual places Of meeting.
Both the Republican and Democrats
parties are beginning to do lively work
for the bringing Of the names of the
various aspiring candidates before the
public. At the present time several
names are being mentioned for each
OF the Offices. The aspiring candidates
are doing great deal of buttonhollng
with their friends and the present
outlook Is that the election promises
TO be lively one.
SALT LAKE OPERA COMPANY.
The appearance of the Salt Lake
Opera company at the Grand on Friday
evening, October IL, is the main at
traction for the coming week. The
opera TO be presented is 1.-THE Wedding
Day" which is the company's latest
production; and drew full houses IN
Salt Lake Miss Luella Ferrin. Ogden's
fayorite, takes one OF the leading parts
In the cast.
FUNERAL OF ARTHUR FORD.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Arthur r. Ford, who was
instantly killed on Thursday by live
wire, will be held in the First ward
meeting house Sunday afternoon at 9
O'Clock. The remains may be viewed
at the residence Of William Hamlin,
2i5S Pacific avenue on the date Of fun
eral from a. m. TO IL noon.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. David Evans Of this city is WIS.,
fling With friends in Sail Lake for few
days.
reuben Burton, who has been visit
INK with relatives in ogden, returned
yesterday to star Valley.
Miss Elizabeth Dee, daughter OF
Judge Dee. who has been suffering from
typhoid fever Is reported as slowly i'm
proving.
Theodore and w. w. Chids have
opened UP fine gents furnishing es-
Enlistment on TWcnty-hfth street.
Ms. David II. Wheewright OF Brig
ham City, VINO has been visiting with
relatives In Ogden, has returned to her
home.
r. II. Jones Of Kelt,n. Utah. was in
Ogden today on business
Form, to the wife OF Rollo Emmett,
line ten-pound boy. Mother and child
doing we'll
Assistant Superintendent Park Of the