Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-03
FUNERAL or MARY PARKER
.,..,,,s Services Held in Hooper Meeting
House Thursday. ses
.. P,ned-First National Bank
Lose, lis suit Against o. H.
Beinap.

r bot was mortal Of Mary Nalsbltt
"a, was consigned to the silent
,'~b Yesterday afternoon in the Hoo
~- ..metery. The funeral services
y held at the Hooper Westinghouse
', s,,b was entirely too small to accom-
, ' the large ooncourse of symPa-
's,lng friends and relatives, who at
~aAed 70 nay a tribute Of respect to the
..o,v Of noble young woman.
' rs1 services were presided over by
o,Sop chlds. The ward choir fur
s'.S,5 some very sweet music and Mrs.
,ym Howell OF ogden, sang a very
nl m song entitled Calvary
Nv snaakers were Elders George
oi ihS Francis NJ. Belnap, James K.
XVI .ns Heller scrowcroft, Prest c. +,
w %i5 ana Bishop Childs. Each
A'Npsr dwelt on the beautiful life OF
80 licensed who had accomplished a
s,.t amount OF good during her life
'ms IN reaching the youth OF Zion In
@a sunday school and Y. l.. M. |. A.
and Primary.
Tbs floral onerlr So We're numerous
.r1 beautiful. The members OF the
primary association and Sunday school
,asnded the funeral and marched from
n, house 10 the church, thence to the
mystery IN a body The funeral cor
,sgs Mas nearly a half mile long. In
,gmppt took place at the Hooper Gem
etry,
BANK LOSES ITS CASE.
Tba case of the First National bank
,nlnst G. r. Belnap to recover $500,
Alleged to be due on a note, was heard
N Judge Hart and a jury yesterday, a
Spmber of Witnesses were examined
ir 10Th sides aud the case submitted
10 the Jury last evening, who brought
b verdict in favor Of the defend
ant
GAMBLERS FINED,
Judge Howell again disposed OF two
gambling cases, Arthur Bailey charged
ly John Waite with gambling was
brought before his honor on the charge
anl after the taklng Of the testimony OF
COMPLAINING witness, he changct his
gsa Of not guilty to guilty and was
an.i il0, which he paid,
The case against Waite was next
Aid for hearing, He is the man who
WNcuted the cases against Smith and
Bailey and their attorney, Brig Bow
-ln sWore to complaint against
Waite. Bowman and Bailey both tes-
aed that they had seen Waite play
pines Of chance for money, At this
isrcure Waite changed his plea to
guilty and was fined $40. Judge Howell
lsl that anyone found guilty of gamb-
Ing was juse as guilty as anyone who
nn a gambling house, but as 1t was
Yates first oftense he was not fined |
% heavily.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Edith Wallis has returned 10 her |
bone at Rexburg, Ida, after a weeks
visit with relatives and friends In Og- |
zen
saturday the Weber County school |
titners met in regular session at II a,
In.
saie Superintendent OF Public In
Nucllon A. c. Nelson Of salt Lake was
ogden yesterday on business con-
igtsd with the schools.
WTgaret Manley has asked for let
rs Of administration in the estate Of
hlgh Sheridan. The estate consists Of
plaq IN cash.
ne farewell missionary party in hon
o. Roy Tribe takes place tonight
Homer Flake, the baseball player, Is
Esadng a few days in ogden.
a D. Avery has gone 10 Boise City
% business.
me Ontario Club gave a very en-
WAle ball last evening.
Nl's Maud May Babcock entertained
arg audience last evening at the
nepet Stake academy with another OF
" pleasing dramatic readings.