Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-11

band and FIVE children, besides n host
OF friends 10 mourn her sudden decease,
A. G. FOSTER UNDER ARREST.
A. c Foster is under arrest at the
Guy JAN ON the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. The COM
plalnt which waS sworn TO by George
W. Jones, alleges that Foster who is
resident OF Brigham city, purchased
ticket from Mr. Jones to Denver and
return, for SCI. that Foster paid a check
Tor the amount and after receiving the
ticket II Is alleged he stopped the pay
inent OF the check. Also that a por-
tioh OF the ticket was to be returned to
MI Jones, but instead Foster Is alleged
TO nave sold II for $3.50, Foster has
employed Attorney Joseph Chez to de-
iehd MN. lie claims that he has acted
IN good faith in the transaction
SUIT TO RECOVER s3nsO
An action has been filed I'm the sec
ond district court by j. w. r. Volker
against Barend and Wander Unck. 10
recover SSflSO, defendants borrowed Of
plaintiff,
DEE-SHAW NUPTIALs.
Marriage license was granted to Am
prose A,Shaw, 2S. and Miss Mary Eliza
Deth Dee 20. both of Ogden CITY. They
were married at the home of the brides
parents by Bishop james Taylor. The
pride Is the talented daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. Thomas ID. Dee, and the groom
Is yard foreman Of the Eccles Lumber
90. They viii make their home on
washington avenue.
RAILROAD MAN DEAD
This morning at 4:i5 Charles II. Dufor
died at his home, 765 Twenty-hfth street,
OF diabetes. aged about 40 years The
deceased was one Of the best known rail
road men In Ogden, being "A passenger
conductor on the Rio Grande Western
and of recent years chairman of the
grievance committee Of the order Of
railroad conductors. Mr.. Dufer went to
Denver 10 days ago, where he was TAX.
en- Ill, and was brought home yesterday
afternoon in a critical condition He
leaves wife and daughter six years
of age. The time Of the funeral has not
been set awaiting word from relatives
In California. The deceased was a MEM
Der of the Masonic lodge and Will be
buried under the auspices Of that order,
BLAME NOT PLACED.
The coroner's jury impaneled to in
quire into the death Of Herbert j. Grf-
fin, the young fireman who was killed
In wreck on the Southern Pacific 10
days ago, rendered their verdict this
morning, finding that the deceased died
of injuries received In a railroad wreck
but placing no blame on anyone.
HEARING AT NORTH OGDEN.
rrht. ,,,o,.t.o cko,.tae pai,a,. LIN.
County Attorney Huaniskl, Soren X.
Christensen OF Salt Lake and num-
Der of witnesses for the state, went to
North Ogden with James Baine, John |
Monroe and II. j, Hickey, the three men |
charged with completely In the robbery |
Of the Fang saloon, who will be given |
their preliminary hearing. Mr.. Chris |
Jensen Is attorney for the defendants.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
District Attorney Frank Nebeker OF |
Logan was in Ogden yesterday on bust |
ness.
Prof. A. r. Simpson has returned |
home from a pleasant outing at Green
River, Utah
In the matter OF the estate and guard |
anshlp OF Margaret A. Anderson ct al, |
petition has been iled by Ben
net Anderson praying for his appoint
nent sguardan of the said children,
whose estate consists Of property
valued at about sl,4ls56.
This evening at the Five Points hall
Prof. William NJ. Stewart. OF the Uni
Sersity OF Utah, VIII lecture on the
Yellowstone Park
C. j.. Dinwoodey OF Idaho Falls Is In
Ogden on business today.
A fine musical and literary program