Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24

wheel and fred two shots, one at each.
| heard them shout, but could not un-
derstand what they said. Still believ-
Ing that they We're holdups jumped on
my wheel and returned to the union de-
pot. | waited at the depot for some
time but did not say anything to any
one about the affair until | heard some
of the boys talking about two special
officers who had been shot at the bridge
then at once started up Twenty-fifth
street to go to the police station on
my way up the street | met an officer
and told him to take me.
II feel all broke up over this affair
and would not have had It happen for
anything. No one could feel worse than
] do and | realize that ! am In very
sad plight
In answer to further questions Shack
Ell stated that the men did not say any
thing TO him, and that on second
thought they did not act in very
strange manner, but he was nervous
and was not eoing TO take any chances.
inquiry at the hospital this afternoon
was productive of the information that
the doctors We're unable to locate the
bullet which had pierced The intestines
or Mr., Snipes and that there was very
little hope for his recovery The YER
dict was that he would llnger for sew
eral days yet before the end came f.
nally
SUIT FILED,
Suit has been filed IN the Second dis
trict court by John Scowcroft a. Sons
company against p. b. McKeon to re-
cover Judgment in the sum OF s6,4S91S,
Tor notes and accounts claimed to be
due plaintiffs
SPRINGER-JoNEs NUPTIALs.
Marriage licence was granted to
Frank S, Jones, 80, and Mrs. Nigel
y. Springer3i, both of Deadwood, South
Dakota.
VACANCIES FILLED.
James Halverson has been selected by
the Republican central committee TO
succeed h. A. Moyes as nominee tor
treasurer on the city ticket
Hyrum Goodale of the Fourth ward
has been named to MI the vacancy for
councilman on the Democratic ticket,
caused by the withdrawal of Chris Fly
gafe. a similar vacancy In the First
ward has been filled, George Parker
having been selected IN place of Will
liam Emmett.
James Riley, alias John Hallln, who
was arrested the night OF oct 20 on
the charge OF being implicated IN the
holdup at the Fang saloon was ar
raigned before Judge Howell this
morning on the charge Of robbery,
His preliminary hearing was get for
Tuesday, Oct, 81 at 4 D. m
This morning a complaint was sworn
to before Judge Howell by Sam Gros-
yewitz against James Rossiter,
Southern Pacific conductor, who Is
charged with having torn to pieces his
personal note for 1886, rendered in pay
ment of diamond which Rossiter is
said to have purchased from Grosve-
WITT, Rossiter, IL appears, went TO
the complainants place of business
yesterday, the day the note was due,
and asked to see il. His request be-
ing complied with. he tore the note
into a thousand pieces, and now Gros-
vewitz seeks to recover the amount
stated
HIS FEET CRUSHED.
An employe OF the Ogden-Lusin cut
off was brought to Ogden last night
and placed in the hospital. His feet
are badly crushed as a result Of being
run over by the cars and the chances
are they Will both have to be ampu-
tated at the ankle The mans name
could not be learned.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
At the tabernacle tomorrow after
noon special musical numbers will be
rendered, among them being solo by
Miss Wealthy Belnap, William Toller
and Willard Spires viii be the speak
ers.
Thierance Thompson who made his
escape from the state Industrial school
Tuesday is still at large,
The Historical society is holding its
regular meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs, Wellinger on Twenty
third street,
Architect q. c. Woods is at Coalville
looking after the construction of the