Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24

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tween the parties be dissolved and for
such other relief az the court may deem
just
ALLEGES DISCRETION.
Sarah Douglass has filed suit in the
Second district court against Samuel
A. Douglass, 70 secure decree OF d.
vorce. The complaint sets forth that
the plaintiff and defendant were mar
ried at Ogden May 22, 1897; that there
Is living as issue OF said marriage one
minor child that defendant has desert
ed the plaintiff. Wherefore plaintiff
prays for decree OF divorce and Gus
tody Of minor child.
PROBATE BUSINESS.
Judge Rolapp has appointed Thomas
u, Dee, II, G. Blgelow and william
Driver appraisers OF the estate Of the
late John Hcowcroft.
Joseph Walberg was granted letters
OF administration IN the estate Of Ed
ward Walberg, deceased.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Carl Holman, boy IS years OF age,
son Of Engineer Holman OF the Troy
laundry, met with painful accident
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
He was at the depot, sitting in the
door way Of a refrigerator car with a
swinging door, watching an engine,
when unobserved the door was pushed
closed with considerable force, catching
his left leg Just above the ankle, terri
bly, bruising and crushing the flesh.
10 fNruf In 60 Ia hT.t, On
Twenty.hfth street, and DR.. IA. J
Powers was called, who found that no
bones were broken but that the flesh
was terribly crushed The wounds
were dressed and the boy is getting
along nicely,
PRIEST. HARTMAN IN OGDEN.
A meeting of the city council and the
Weber club was held last evening at
the club rooms for the purpose OF de-
Gliding on some plans for the entertain
ment Of President Hartman and the
other railroad officials when they arrive
In Ogden this afternoon. Judge II. II.
Rolapp acted as temporary chairman
and stated that Mr. Hartman had ac-
cepted the Invitation to stop over In
ogden.
Mayor Charles Cross was made per-
manent chairman and explained the
purpose OF the meeting.
Councilman Powers moved that the
expense of the entertaining of the Off
clals be carried equally between tn city
and Weber club The motion carried.
Councilman Henderson, moved that
a general committee Of six be appoint
ed to have full charge of the entertain
ment etc, which carried and the fol-
lowing committee was selected, Mayor
Cross, Counoilmen Williams and Hen
dershot, President +. j. Kiesel of the
Weber club Joseph Scowcroft and M.
S. Browning. The plans for entertain
ment were discussed by the committee
after the meeting adjourned, but they
decided to wait untIl this morning at
. O'clock, when they will meet again at
the club and decide on definite plans,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Elijah Larkin and wife and Miss Ada
Bates Of 81. Johns, Tooele county, are
visiting with relatives In ogden.
The funeral services over the remains
of John II. Mcdonald, who died so sud-
denly Wednesday night, from heart
trouble will be held at the Hooper
meeting house Sunday, May 25 at 2
p. m. Interment will take place at
Hooper.
Union services will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday at IL o'clock.
Rev. Wright will ofllclate. The c. A. r..
will meet at the city hall at 1880 a.
M, TO attend the services in body.
Willis 7. Beardsley has been elected
manager OF Glenwood park for this sea-
son.
Secretary Of State Hammond was an
Ogden visitor yesterday.
Fred Whipple, OF the Tribune was In
Salt Lake yesterday on business.
Sheriff Young of Grand county was
in ogden today.
Superintendent w. L. Park Of the
U. r.. at Evanston, was an Ogden vis-
itor yesterday.
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.
The committee on commencement ex-
ercises has arranged most excellent
and interesting program 10 be given In
Ogden Tabernacle Wednesday evening
June II, 1902. Hon. VIM. II. King has
consented to deliver a lecture TO the
graduates on that occasion. The best
musical talent In ogden and Salt Lake
has been secured.
The class Of '02 viii hold exercises In
the academy Monday evening, June g.
Glasses OF '03 and '0i win render an en-
tentalning program Tuesday evening.
Academy field day will be held on
Thursday, June 49, at Lagoon. A spec
ial train will leave ogden at about $3.50
a. m. The days program includes a
base ball game, basket ball. races OF all
kinds, lunch and dancing in the even
ing.
Prof. Lind's classes in gealogy and
physics visited Ogden canyon last week
10 make a study OF rock formation and
gather specimens. They also visited
the power house.