Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
MN INTO BY LOC0MITIVE
,..,,., Seriously Injured in Depot Yards :
''''V Shameful Official Negligence
man, ., Education Meeting = n'''S
'' nation of Mss Fonls'r- "'S"
school cadets

.,.ongor in ogden, who gives ms ms
A sue" roseph E. Hart, was paulS
MAN. ha,ay ,ast evening at about 500 o.''T pa
hu't lSs. Knocked by the Union Pa-
~ D sossonger train just as 1t was en-
GU. ,r ,De Union depot yards lne
's, ,, circumstances of the accident S ,,''
tAaV - as the man was too baaiy
ao' ~'i' 10 tell the circumstances but
'''u',1 90 can be learned he was walk
as D o,oog the tracks when the pasSen-
ius ,roln overlook him, the locoll'o,
tp ,1oopire him from the track d
49,, distance. lie was fOund pg guy
sngIl ''', mon and taken 10 the depot
iallIoaos and Or II. ), joyce was
pasB1e Via found that Harris leit les
calleu ,,rr1blv sprained and crushed, ana
Was w. ahont four inches long was CUT
sas" Ioet eide of his head, ana the
lri was fractured. HIS injuries va" ne
s so.ad FOR as best they could pe AT .ne
t ta,v but neither me clty Ler
pss ss,S of8clals. nor the railroad ON
Gun ronld take care Of him, hehce ne
olas ,no5 at the baggageroom tor
,,rs and having no money no one
a aoomod 10 want to take the rrespol's'-
s s5,,,, mon themselves to send him ~
the hospital Oh, "wednesday with
q man named Edward Spring ana i,au
Songbt an employment agency ucKel
tor Reno. New, where he was gong u
do railroad work. -, -
" Ne has no relatives in this country
or5 came 10 Utah about two years ago
rom Liverpool England, where ne mas
vii ~jfe named Margaret Ann Hart ana
S.rarol children. He has been living IN
81, lave for some months past, and
MAS injured there and cared Tor AT tne
HOLY Cross hospital by Dr. Mayo He
eays he was born June q, 1867 HIS
mariner SAYS they have been chum-
Ming together for some time past and
had decided 10 60 out on the railroad
10 DO work.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
The board OF education held a short
session last evening and transacted a
small amount OF business. Miss Lottie
n Foulger rendered her resignation as
teacher AT the Quincy school on ac-
cotnt OF m health The resignation
MAS accepted w L. Underwood, Trel-
lis Carter and Mrs. Hannah Harwood
were appointed regular teachers. Thos'
Williams Of Syracuse made application
for a position as teacher, which was
filed.
The treaNrer's report showed a bal
0nca OF sl2,92i on hand Dec. 81, 1902.
The organization Of the ogden High
School Cadets" was informally dis
cussed but no definite action was taken.
The company has been organized with
about 70 members and Prof. j. Il.
Thompson will conduct the drills.
VIII conduct the drills.
BEFORE JUDGE RoLAPP,
Spears and Lowe were given a hear
ing before Judge Rolapp and a jury
yesterday afternoon on the charge Of
assault with intent TO commit robbery,
The evidence went 10 show that the de-
PENDANT Spears and an old man named
Allen had fight in lower Twenty
fifth street saloon about two weeks
ago, and the old man claimed that the
two men tried 10 rob him, but later
tried TO have the case discharged
against them, as he believed that he
was mistaken In making the charge,
The Jury, after being absent only
short time from the courtroom, brought
in a verdict Of not guilty against Lowe,
and a charge Of guilty Of assault
against Spears. He viii be sentenced
Monday