Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
YOUNG WEIR HEARD FROM
~, /, Salt Lake on Tuesday Night but Ha'
Again Disappeared
n.e,e choir Growing In Popu-
.,,, Funeral Of Carl o. Hund-
oui,t-The Gates Concert

nsonos Weir the young man VINO
vrote his father the strange le''er IN
,rmlng him that he was going to COM
anIcide by hanging himself, was III
s,, fake Tuesday night and stayed
II" ma elder brother John, who re-
WIZ In tbnt city. Yesterday When
SI's ,gelr read the articles In the pa
Svu" ohout his brothers disappearance
oo,ne 10 Ogden TO consult win ms
,ter an the matter, and stated that
' ew Thomas had acted somewhat
lvu"e solv INT not TO cause any alarm,
stating that he was golhs 10 ieMr9
!, make a man Of himself and secure
.ome wealth. John returned 10 Naii
i@Ee hui found Ills brother gone ana
o"nid find no trace of him. His iaiher
~. decided TO let the boy so where ne
,;'s,es as he seems to be bent on GO
inq 10 some ojner country
TABERNACLE CHOIR.
nm ogden Tabernacle choir which
,os organized recently under ne a.
rsctlon of Prof, Joseph Ballantyne
Promises to be a thorough success"
TEnYo are already over 1850 members,
Xix ihe prospects Of increasing mat
rambeI 10 200 in a short time. Regular
pac,Ioes ale being held every Thurs
day evening at 7A5 AZ the last regu-
ar practice there were 1872 IN attend
ance. From this date the choir VIII
Trnsb tho music at the Tabernacle
rCetlngs
FUNERAL OF CARL o, RUNDouIsT
The funeral services over the remains
Of Carl 0. RundQulst were held In the
Hopper meeting house yesterday after
mon al | o'clock, Bishops Counsel
lpr ole c. Olsen presided over the sor-
ylros and the ward choir furnished APP
proprlate music. The speakers were
Elders james Beus, Lee Hamond, A. {,
Christensen, h H. Johnson, bishop
Holland Each eulogized the noble
character of the deceased, and his in
egrlty to the religious convictions
ghch he had espoused In his native
and and for which he came to Utah,
'tc attendance at the services was
cry large, as was also the funeral
crtege that followed the remains TO
he Hooper cemetery
OGDEN BENCH CANAL.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Ogden Bench Canal company Will be
held in the Fourth ward amusement
hall Monday evening, January IS, at 1880
O'clock, The purpose OF the meeting Ia
TO elect officers of the company for the
ensuing year, also TO decide on the rate
Of taxation for 1902, A full attendance
Of the stockholders il requested,
BREACH OF CONTRACT.
The Wllber-Klrwln Opera company,
Sho passed by Brigham City last week
without illing an evenings engagement
at the opera house In that city az con-
llaeled for, disappointing large house,
hGed the matter up with Manager
sl0bl yesterday The box receipts here
and IN Salt Lake City were attached by
Mr. Stoh and held until the company
would settle for the breach of contract
inc company tried TO compromise with
Mr. Stohl In ogden for SIS, but We're
later advised by an attorney not to pay
an, money but when they got to Salt
Lake and the box receipts We're tied
up there the company employed Royle
Hampstead 10 represent them, and
nose gentlemen advised the opera
company to compromise, and last
evening Mr. Stohl was in Ogden and
received SlOO from the opera company
ana card from them assuming all
blame aud responsibility for failing TO
appear In Brigham City. The expert
enoe was dear, but no doubt taught
the opera company a lesson
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Last evening an engine attached TO
freight train on the Oregon Short
Line jumped the track just west OF the
uepOl grounds and Il took several hours
" gel Il back on the track again The
snort Line passenger train from Salt
Lake due In Ogden at $50 p, M, which
brings the Deseret News to Ogden,
was delayed until very late, which
made the papers very late last night.
All the passengers on the train were
oonged to walk into the depot a dis
lanee Of several blocks, on account Of
The deraied engine.
q j. $ Ables, Of the law firm Of
aoes and Ropp, was In Salt Lake for
me past four days on business.
-Four runaway boys from Salt Lake
were apprehended by officer Herbert
son and returned to their homes today,
A very pleasant ball was given in the
second ward last evening, which was
largely attended.
Mrs foreman, viii entertain the
Aslala, on Friday afternoon next, at
NeI nome 1854 jefferson avenue.
Marriage license was granted TO
William f. Stone, q and Miss Lavina
~, Gliiiln q both Of ogden city.
NJ ), Peysert, has returned 10 ogden
rom Green River, Wyoming, where he
panles
n, NJ Linsley, chief mail clerk OF the
halfway Mail Service, left for the east
'uls morning on special business.
", J.. Watts, Of the Herald, returned
70 ogden last evening from a business
trip TO Salt Lake.
H. q, SmurthwaIte Of Salt Lake is
uGlng business In ogden today, os is
also p. Il. Nye.
Inc llnal account Of the C. G.. War
uer estate was approved and the ad-
uiIInilatfator discharged.
me Rio Grande Western pay car ar
nyed In Ogden today.