Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-07
Suspicious Shooting Comes to Light
Near Harrisville, Weber 4
County.
BODY FOUND THIS MORNING.
Every Evidence Of Suicide Save for
The Absence Of Powder Marks
Where Bullet Entered.
Especial to the "News,")

Ogden. Sept, This morning about
| O'Clock the dead body of man named
John Hart was found near Harrisyille,
about four miles north OF Ogden, by
two section hands The body was in
sitting posture against a fence and
| In the lap OF the dead man was pistol
| indicating that he had committed sui-
eide. However, this theory may not be
correct, as the forehead, where the bull
| let entered, showed no powder marks
such as are usually evident IN cases
| Of self-dostructi0n by shooting. The on
ly papers on the person of the dead man
was postal card written al Hogup by
one A, j. Lands.
Hart came to Ogden about n month
ago, having been working on the South
ern Pacific cut-off at Hogup While
here he lived at the ogden hotel and
was regarded by the proprietor thereof
as man OF excellent habits, save for
a slight weakness for drink. When he
came here he had about $3.50 He left
Ogden a day or two ago In company
with another man, the former carrying
parcel under his arm and the latter
two vallses. Where his travelling COM
panion is, Is not known, nor Is any
thing known OF the parcel or The va
Uses. The remains were taken IN charge
by Justice Taylor Of Harrsyile who
conducted an inquest over the body this
morning. when several witnesses were
examined. No light, however, was
thrown on the cause OF death and their
decision was reserved until such time
us the case could be further lnvestigat-
ed. After the inquest the body was re-
moved to the Larkin undertaking par
lors at Ogden, where It now Is awaiting
further Developments
LABOR DAY PARADE.
The various labor unions Of this
city gave u, very creditable parade
here this morning, the procession be-
ing several blocks long All the labor
organizations participated and the
parade was headed by platoon of po-
lice followed by the fire department,
city officials In carriages, Fosters
Military band and the different unions,
together with representatives Of sew
eral business houses. Among the
floats shown were those OF the Becker
Brewing Co., the Bartenders' union,
the Boilermakers' Electrical Wire
Workers, Transfers, Plumbers, Black
smiths Brick and Stone Masons Cl-
garmakers. the Horribles," the Hub
Clothing house and several others.
~ rhl1 ,s attSgn fS! iPs gp0ps hold forth
program will be carried out George
Estes president OF the United BROTH
erhood Of Railway Employees OF cali.
fornia, Is the o4ator OF the day and
he will deliver hn address on labor
Organizations and Their Benefits
DEATH OF j. MALLoY.
y J. Malloy well known and high
~ respected employee Of the S. r..
died last night at the Ogden General
hospital, OF typhoid fever, The funer-
al will occur from the st. Joseph's
Catholic church tomorrow at a. m.
The remains will be shipped to Cali
fornia for lnterment.
ENTERED BY BURGLARS.
The home of Mrs, Alice NJ. Harris nj
2459 Adams avenue was burglarlzed
some time last night, the burglars pry
ing open a rear window. The house
was ransacked thoroughly and an old
brooch, other jewelry and IS In cash
stolen. There Is no clue TO the rob-
bers.