Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-15

and the basket was covered with q pro-
fusion OF flowers The opening prayer
was offered by Elder Lafayette Hol-
brook,after which brief addresses were
made by the following speakers: Elders
j. II, Booth, James H. Hall, Joseph b.
Keller, VIM. 70, Rydalch, Apostle
Smoot and Bishop Snow The benedlc-
ton was offered by Elder VIM. Men
dcnhall
Beautiful musical selections were rem
dered by the ward choir and Boshard
and Pyne brothers Quartette
A large cortege followed the remains
to the cemetery when the grave was
dedicated by Elder John S. Boyer.
5000 WANTED AS DAMAGES.
Erastus c. Hopla has commenced
suit in the Fourth district court
against Thomas Llewellyn for 5000 for
personal injuries received at the hands
Of defendant al Spanish Fork on May
9th, 1901, when II Is alleged the de.
PENDANT violently ana brutally as
saulted plaintiff and struck him on the
head and face several blows with
large club ana otherwise iuiuring him.
a lis pendeus has been filed in the
case, giving notice that the judgment
II obtained will be 0 lien on the real
estate Of defendant situated In Utah
county exempt from execution and
giving a list OF such property.
June 18th has ben set for hearing the
petition of Harriet Raymond for ap-
p0intment as admlnlstratly Of the es-
tate OF Edward o. Raymond de-
ceased
1ea'ing Of petition for order 10 sell
real estate In tn estate OF Samuel Bills.
deceased has been set for hearing
June 25,h.
Martin Peterson OF Pleasant Grove.
q native OF Denmark, has been adj
miited to citizenship,
OLD FOLKS EXCURSION
The old folks Of Provo viii be given
an eXcul sion g. Lehi Wednesday Jne
Goth, Wnere u ey wil Inject the B,hi
old people for whom the Lehi citizens,
have arranged an entertainment on
the same day.
Elders Alma Smoot and Spencer
Norsley returned yesterday from a
mission to the Southern States The
young men have enjoyed their labOrs,
although Elder Shoots health has not
been good a portion Of the time.
CHILD's NARROW ESCAPE,
A narrow escape from serious ac-
cldent or probably death, was expert
enced by a 2-year-old son Of Mrs ]. w.
Lewis, of Payson, yesterday. The lady
was stopping at the Hotel Roberts and
while she stepped from her room in the
third story the child fell from a win
dow TO the ground below over twenty
feet, and to the happy surprise Of the
mother and those who learned Of he
fall the child was not hurt The father
Of the child Is on a mission in the
Eastern states.
MARRIAGE LICEsEs.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
| John r, Warburton "a, and Tena An
derson, 81. both OF Pleasant Grove.
Lehman Mckinney, 10, and Rebecca
Carson, a. both Of Fairfield
DIED IN ASYLUM.
William Abbott, aged 50, committed
to the asylum about eighteen months
ago from Salt Lake county, died at the
| institution and was buried here yes
terday.
MINER HURT
John Ward. Of this city, who has been
working in the Mercur mine I'm Mercur,
has come home with two broken ribs,
the result of being struck with falling
rock. His condition Is favorable to an
early recovery,
A LARGE excursion came over from
Tintlc last evening and attended a ball
in the Mozart pavilion, returning this
morning