Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
OGDEN NEWS.
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OGDEN, UTAH, OCT u. 1901,
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
lanes Harrington Arrested for Stlbblng Tom
Kelly in Drunken Brawl'
serious Charge Against Humane on
Ger Heninger Funerals Of Geo.
Powers and David Noyes.

Last evening Tom Kelly, who claims
TO be miner from California, swore to
a complaint charging James Harrlng-
ton with assault with deadly weap-
on. Kelly says he was yesterday morn
ing standing In front OF a Twenty-ilfth
street saloon, when Harrington, without
provocation, stabbed Kelly In the right
shoulder with a pocket knife. making
a bad wound, which was afterwards
dressed by DR.. Gordon, As near as can
be learned Kelly, Harrington and two
other men had been drinking together
in the saloon and became somewhat in
tovicated, angry words ensued and
Kelly was stabbed
CHARGED WITH SERIOUS CRIME,
Mrs. Roebuck last evening swore out
a complaint charging Il. L. Heninger,
state humane officer, With adultery The
complaint Is a short one and only sets
forth the charge brought against Hen
niger. The complaining witness in the
case is the woman who alleges that
Heninger brought her TO Ogden under
the promise to marry her.
The warrant for Heninger's arrest
was placed in the hands Of Sheriff
Layne, but the man could not be found
last evening. A communication has also
been sent to the board Of county COM
missioners asking that the appointment
Of. Henlnger as deputy sheriff TO act as
humane officer In the county be re-
voked.
Word was received In this city this
morning from the headquarters of the
Humane society In Salt Lake City to
the effect that Henninger was never an
appointee Of the society and had no
authority to represent II or to collect
fees and monies and give receipts for
the same. as he Is alleged TO have done.
The police are now diligently search
ing for the much wanted man.
FUNERAL OF GEO, TOWERS.
The sudden death OF George II. Fow-
ersone of Hoopers most respected citi-
zens full account OF which appeared in
last nights News" was severe shock
to the entire community Mr., Towers
was born In England In 1852; he Joined
the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
grated 10 Utah In the sixties He leaves
a wife and seven children to mourn
his untimely demise. The funeral SER
vices over his remains will be held in
the Hooper meeting house Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock. IntermeDt win
take place in the Hooper cemetery,
FUNERAL OF DAVID MOVES.
The funeral services over the remains
Of David G. Moyes were held yesterday
afternoon In the Second ward meeting
house The attendance was very large,
and many words OF comfort and con-
ISOLATION were offered the bereaved
family. The ward choir furnished
sweet fitting music, Many OF the
teachers Of the public schools and stu
dents attended the funeral The casket
was covered with beautiful floral de-
signs A large funeral cortege fol-
lowed the remains to the city cemetery,
where they were laid to rest In the
family burial ground. The teachers OF
the Ogden city schools met at the high
school and passed resolutions OF condol-
ence and encomium.
ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY.
John Farmer, a Southern Pacific
machinlst was arrested by Sheriff
Layne on the charge Of cruelty TO ami
mails, alleged to have been committed
Beveral days ago. The complaint was
sworn 90 before Justice Parker Hall and
alleges that Farmer one day last week
lied a tin can 10 the tail of a dog and
lurne II loose on "a enty-ilith street,
thereby being cruel TO the dog and en-
langering the life and property OF the
titizers Of Ogden, for had there been a
horse on the street that could have
peen easily frightened the act might
also have resulted In a runaway and
perhaps serious accident.
Farmer was arraigned before the
Justice and entered plea OF not gull
.y. The date Of hearing was not set
UNFORTUNATE SENT TO ASYLUM.
c. II. Bowler, the man who was taxi
Pm in custody bv Policeman Fowler
Wednesday evening. because Of his pc
tulIar actions was turned over TO the
county officials yesterday afternoon
and was examined as 20 HIS sanity by
Drs. Condor and Fernland. who ad-
Judged him insane. and an order Of
commitment 10 the state asylum was
issued by Judge RolapD. This morning
he was taken to the state institution
By Sheriff Layne. According 20 word
received from the Western Supply
company, IN whose employ Dowler was
a travelling man, II is learned that he
mas az one time a prominent implement
dealer In Southvllle. Nebraska. but
tailed In business with the Western
Supply company as one Of his largest
preditors, and that he was travelling
Tor them paying of his debt and Il Is
supposed that he has 80 worried over
bis failure that his mind has become
Affected He has wife and family at
southville, who have been notified Of
Ms condition. and N Is expected they