Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
JoHN d. WILLIAMS DEAD.

Bailey.
JOHN H. WILLIAMS DEAD.
John Edgar Williams, son of William
Williams and Frances f. Johnson Will
liams, born Sept 10, 1915, died March 0.
1908 lie leaves devoted wife and one
son l6 days old, and loving mother
and sister TO mourn his death.
BURIAL or SOLDIER BOY.
Word was received yesterday from
Mrs. Gage Of Boston, mother OF WI.
liam n Barry, the young solder who
died at the hospital In this city Thurs
day, stating that she could not have the
remaips shipped home for burial hence
the funeral services over his remains
viii be held Sunday morniug at 10
o'clock at Larhln n Sons undertaking
parlors. The veterans of The Spanish
American war VIII have charge Of the
funeral and Il Is expected the w. r.
G. and G. A. r. veterans will attend
the funeral In a body Interment viii
take place in the Ogden City cemetery
SUDDEN DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.
Charles Lyman Ieayltt, son OF Mary
A. Leavltt. died yesterday afternoon
at the family residence on Pacific
avenue and Twenty seventh street
from abcess Of the brun The young
man when but a boy was attacked with
scarlet fever which left him deaf and
dumb. He had not been feeling well
for several days, but nothing serious
was thought TO be the matter. H.
u.nu ptat,irav,. .,,1lppftf a. Mn, t, Tho l,,t.
yard and fell to the ground He was
carried into the house and died In a
few minutes.
The deceased was born In Ogden
Jan s, 1873, and had lived here all his
life.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow Sunday at p. m. at the
Second ward Westinghouse The re-
mains may be viewed at the family res
ldence ON Pacific and Twenly-seventh
streets, from II a. m. TN p. m.
BOY LOSES AN ARM
Last evening at the ogden Sewer
Pipe and Clay Works q serious and
painful accident occurred In which BY
ron Moyes. the l5-year-old son OF Stew
art II. Muyes Of 1892 Wall avenue. lost
his left arm. The boy was employed
at the works running one Of the press
es. The machine became Cogged, and
the boy It Is claimed, instead of using
a stick or nook as Is customary. thrust
his ern an 70 remove the obstruction
Through some misunderstanding the
slgral 10 start was given the man run
ming the plunger and he dropped the
immense weight on the boys arm,
crushing Il In shocking manner The
lad with the blood gushing from his
wound, ran down 70 the lower floor of
the building and informed the manager
OF what had happened. The latter
called cab and the sufferer was con-
veyed 10 his home some two miles dis
tant Drs Allen and Harris were sum-
moned and after an examination Of
the injured member decided that ampu-
tation was necessary, and accordingly
the left arm was severed Just above the
elbov. Tie boy suffered much pain and
lost @ grLat quantity Of blood. but at
present is resting comfortably and do
ms as well as could be expected. con-
slderlug the nature Of his misfortune.
PATTERSON WILL BUILD
Adam Patterson, the well known bus.
iuessman Of this city Is about to erect
a fine two story brick business block on
Twenty-ffth street Just below Lincoln
avenue. Il will cost $4,000.
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST
A number Of property owners on
Washington avenue have filed with the
city recorder a protest against the city
council letting the contract to j. =. |
O'Neil for Iaving tive blocks on that |
avenue, II is claimed by the protest. |
ants that the contract should have been |
awarded to the Barber Asphalt Co.. as |
the latter's bid was some $40 less than |
O'Neills The protest win be consider
ed by The council on Monday evening. !
ToLTC WINS AGAIN,
Last evening in the federal court the
Toltc Ranch company won It's second |
suit against Hunsacker, The suit, like |
the former one was for the possession |
of large track Of land on Bear river |
This Is the last case to be tried In the |
Federal court during this term
DAVID ECCLEs HOME.
Hon. David Eccles has returned from
his eastern trip.