Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-28

ployed az clerk In the Office for the
past three years and was promoted to
deputyship TO fill a vacancy caused
by the resignation of w. A. POLAND.
Deputy Sheriff Axel Steele went to
ogden today after lie Roy Burt, 10
year-old boy, who is wanted here on
the charge Of incorrigibility. The boy
win not attend school and has acquired
the habit OF running away from home
and his mother has lost all control over
him. Last week he ran away from
home and went to ogden, where he was
arrested on Saturday. l,,.
Robert T. 'Kimball today filed petit
ton In the probate division of the dis
trict court for letters of administration
of the estate Of Melissa G. kimball, who
died I'm this city on Sept. 21 1908, The
estate consists OF real property valued
at $4,000. There are 10 heirs to the
estate. The petition will be heard by
Judge Hall on Friday, oct 3, at 10
o'clock.
Insurance Agent C. A. Schallenberger
has returned from Price where he went
TO adjust the fire losses of the Emery
Mercantile company. The loss as al
lowed, on the building, was $4,000, So
600 In the Hartford and $4,000 IN the
Royal companies. The loss on the stock
and fixtures amounted to SO, 800, insured
In the Home Fire of New York. The
origin of the fire continues to be mys-
terry.
II was reported to the police this
afternoon that a saloon at 339 State
street was broken into Saturday night
and 500 overcoat, 81 90 I'm cash, six
bottles OF beer and some cigars were
stolen. The thieves secured entrance
by breaking open the rear door. They
broke the cash TIL open i'm the hope of
hnding considerable money, but all
they got was the amount mentioned
The case has been placed in the hands
of Detective Raleigh and he is In hot
pusuit Of the burglars.
Hardt II Lambert aged nine, and son
OF K. c. Lambert and Martha Lambert,
OF this city, died last night, from eX-
haustion following severe sickness. on
the End Of September, the child was az
ilicted with gastric ulucers, and six
days later diphtheria set in, The lat
ter disease passed off, but he was left
so weak that his recuperative pow
ers We're unequal to the task Of con-
Nalescence. Mr., and Mrs. Lambert
have the sympathles of a wide circle
OF friends In their bereavement,
The weather is changing, and rain
IL setting In I'm light showers which
the weather Office expects win continue
through tomorrow. There has been
some remarkable weather i'm Arizona
and western Texas, .72 inches of rain
being registered at Phoenix in "a hours,
and Las inches at El paso, Texas. The
latter city is flooded whenever there Is
o. ,t,.fl
down from the foothills and Mt Frank
lin, and spreads over a wide area. The
mercury at Winnipeg fell last night to
"a degrees above zero.
Mr. Chas ]. Lambert, OF Granger,
who was quite badly hurt by falling
from load OF hay on Thursday last,
Is now so far recovered that II is
thought no serious results VIII follow.
While unloading hay on the dry named
he was pulling on the trip rope whom
the rope broke, precipit0ting him TO
the ground, distance OF about l2 feet.
He fell on MIS- back and shoulders, and
the shock was so great that he was
paraly2ed 80 that he could not spcnk
for about seven hours. He was carried
into the house by his son, ana II was
found that no bones were broken, but
he was considerably bruised and badly
shaken up
Held rehcarsed yesterday, for the ilrst
time IN preparation for the coming sun
day evening concerts In the Grande
Theoter and expressed himself today,
as greatly pleased with the prospects,
and the work being done by the band.
He has introduced a novelty IN giving
the second bassoon part 90 T. j. Fan
ming with his cello, and Mr.. Held SAYS
that the experiment works very we'll.
The first bassoon VIII be played by He
Dor Brewer, and his Instrument is due
In this city from the cast tomorrow. Mr..
Hold has also sent for a EE nat tuba
which David Braunbergor viii play.
John Smith, the nutist, has been given
an oboe TO play, and he ls handling that
difficult instrument satisfactorily. The
new bass clarinet VIII be here the last
or the week. Brahms hungarian Dane
es and the Tampa overture We're re-
heared yesterday. and viii appear on
one OF the early programs.