Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-13

this morning by Deputy Sheriff Bclnap
on the charge OF threatening to shoot
and Kill Mrs. Sarah II. Child OF RIVER
dale, yesterday afternoon The COM
planning witness IL Asa l.. child tgr,
who asked that Mrs, Beldng be placed
under bonds TO keep the peace the
woman Is the wife Of Chauncey Beldlns
who, with man named Happen, was
arrested few days ago on the charges
OF burglary, housebreaking and grand
larceny. Mrs, Belding and Mrs Tap
pen, live in close proximity TO Childs
place, and accused Mrs Child or nav
ing had their husbands arrested Mis'
Belding, II is understood, has also
threatened to burn Chlld's house Inc
women, It is believed, have been rem
dered desperate through the actions OF
their husbands who are now In GUS
tody, while their families are m a des-
titute condition Mrs. Belongs hear
Ing was set for this afternoon before
Judge Howell.
SON AGAINST MOTHER.
A suit to quiet title to a piece OF
land situated In ogden was filed yes
terday In the district court by Claude
V. Adams, through his guardian, n. II.
Ives against his mother, Mrs, Amanda
il. Adams. The complaint alleges that
William l.. Adams died leaving an es'
tate consisting of real estate to which
plaintiff and defendant are entitled
each to an undivided half in the es-
tate and plaintiff brought the suit to
have his portion of the estate decreed
to him by the court. Mrs, Adams filed
answer 10 the plaintiffs complaint az
hitting all the allegations OF the same,
and Judge Roapp heard the testimony
on the action and granted a decree as
prayed for.
A marriage license was granted to
II. II. Brown, rs, and Miss GENEVA
Miller, %, both Of Harrisylle, Weber
county.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The police have not yet any clue as
TO who burglarized McDonalds grocery
store Wednesday night
John Hamer and George Fry were
each fined 500 having plead guilty TO
running a gambling house.
II. S, Farnsworth has gone to Evans
ton on legal business,
John 4. Bluth, who has been Ill for
several days, was able to be out again
yesterday.
jack Littefield. son of Major r. 4.
Litteheld, has been transferred from
tho Brooklyn navy-yards 10 training
ship Santee at Annapolis.
The A. o. U, w. lod.es OF the city
gave a social last evening at their hall,
Tonight at the Grand Opera House
"Thema" will be played and tomor-
row night king Dodo.'
Mrs. j. S. Noble, who has been in the
east for several weeks has returned
home.
Next Tuesday the Modern Woodmen
OF America viii celebrate at the X, or
+. hail. The members from all parts or
the state viii participate in the enter
tainment.
X, j. Schramm left last evening TOR
Iowa, where he will spend few weeks
William Taller, who returned nome
from England a few days ago on ac-
count OF failing health, was able tn ""
out yesterday for the first time.
Henry Ward was arrested last even
ing by officer Burt on the charge OF
robbing an old man. who was stopping
at lower Twenty-ffth street lodging
house, of the sum OF s24. Ward Is a
porter at the house and took occasion
TO roll" the old gentleman while he
was considerably under the influence or
liquor. The porter had Sll,SO on MS
person when arrested The remainder
he had spent on the slot machine. He
has confessed his guilt,
This morning an italian laDorer called
i
endeavored TO pass worthless cheek
for SIS on the proprietor. The scheme
failed, however, and while an officer
was being secured the man made good
his escape and has not yet been appre"
hended.
Queen LIliuokalani of Honolulu passed
through Ogden during the night en-
route to Washington, ID. c., where she
goes in the interest Of he claim against
the government. She was accompanied
by her stalf,
John Cofiin, who was stabbed by
Chris Peterson at Huntsvills, was
brought to ogden this morning and
taken to the home Of his brother-in-
law, George Hinsdale, 1888 washington
avenue Coffin is subject to severe
headaches and the attending physicians
fear complications His brother Charles
came down from Pocatello last night
and is now with him,