Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
SUDDEN DEATH
Or A STRANGER.
Charles Judd, Tourist, Taken
Sick and Dies ia Room
ing House.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Of Weber Stake Academy and Weber
County SchOOls--NameS ofO
County Graduates

Charles Judd, stranger In Ogden
dted very suddenly yesterday afternoon
d, Amos sebring's rooming house on
lincoln avenue, an autopsy over his
rsmains revealed the fact that he came
70 his death from neuralgia Of the
heart Judd came to Ogden Thursday
o, route from the east to California,
moi feeling well he decided to stop over
IN ogden for a few days Thursday
evening he applied at the Sebring
rooming house for room. Yesterday
Me condition WAS much worse and Drs
nickson and Coulter were summoned
but he grew weaker until he died about
Soclock. II was thought perhaps the
man was poisoned hence the autopsy
was held to ascertain the iacts' ms
eeects were searched 10 find out II
rossble II he had any relatives, but
oniy one letter was found. and that
WAS evidently from sister az Stevens
point Wisconsin, but no name was
signed TO H. He also had poll tax re
Ceints issued at Shoshone, Idaho In
lsQi other than these no trace as to
Who the man Is or who his relatives
arc could not be found. He had " IN
Ms noe kets Judd Is a man about tiVe
feet six inches In height medium build,
bald graylsh mustache and blue eyes,
about 90 years OF age
Following is the program for COM
mencement exercises OF the Weber
Stake academy, June T. 10 a. m, at the
ogden Tabernacle'
opening song .."","Aoademy choir
Prayer
Selection ,,u,,.,.,"Academy quartet
Commencement address .,.,,,,.u
..,.,u.,,,,..G Gov. Heber NJ Wells
Instrumental selection ,,.,.",..,.,
Remarkg ,,.....t,..y. ti.., .tt.,s's,.,
President Anthem II. Lund and
members OF the board.
Presentation of diplomas.
Closing song .,..,.u.Academy choir
WEBER COUNTY SCHOOLS.
The fourteenth annual commencement
exercises Of the Weber county public
schools viii be held I'm the ogden tab
ernatie Saturday June 4, beginning at
II a, m. A cordial invitation Is eX-
tended 10 all friends OF education.
County superintendent Of Schools w
B. Wilson, together with several OF the
principals of the county, have, during
the past two days, held eighth grade
examinations. All Of the papers have
not yet been examined, but II Is eN-
pected that 80 pupils will graduate from
the various schools Of the cou2ty and
will relieve their certificates OF gradu-
alton next Saturday, During the past
several years the great majority of the
graduates have been girls, but this year
It Is very gratifying to note that the
boys are M the majority.
The program for commencement fol-
lows.
Chorus-peasant View school.
Invocation, -,HtNt
ssmtatoy-E Ernest r.. Mckay, Hunts
VILE
Recltation-Cora Carver, Plain City.
RecItation--Neille Barker, Randall
Piano solo-Lila Bramwell, Plain
city,
RecItatipn-Lester Perry, Perry,
Recitaton-Hazel Erickson, Farr
West ..'
Tambourine Drill-Pupils, Roy,
Recitation, Three Days in the Life Of
Columbus -- Wilmina Mcfarland,
Huntsville.
Quartot--Pearl Bramwell and others,
Plain city.
Recitation avina Rlrie, Eden
NaIedictory-Bernetta Ellis, North
Ogden
Presentation Of certincates-supt. w,
b, Wilson
Address to raduates-state supt, A,
G.. Nelson
Closing chorus-Pleasan View
The following are the nance OF grad
yates
Huu'syIlle--C, w. Kunz, principal;
Katherine McKay,Julia Mollerup, Mary
Winter Josie Allen, Wilmina McFar-
lanl katherine NJ, Renstrom, Hyrum
N'l'on Edward Evans Ernest r, Nc
Nay Edward Berlin, Fred Berlin, Ches-
yer Allen, Louis Wangsgard, Charles
leamans, Ada Allen.
Pleasant NIew-W. @. Cragun, prin-
,lIaI, James Ellis, Della Hlckenlooper
Hazel shaw, Anna Hutchinson, Louisa
,NlthIow, Chloe Cragun, Andrew Bid
Vel Henry Packham, Mabel Wade
a'N4ueih Rice, Elizabeth Johns, Mary
~ Moycock Ethel Maycock, Henry
faoNham, John shaw
N0Ith Ogden--J. O. Blaylock, princi-
a.t bemetta bllis, Annie n. Baylock
E'h. Shaw, Marian Storey, Marian
'.'h AN'Ni Alhati AbNlltAAt iah'lih
,G".Nck, Burton r. Dlnsmore, Charlie,
W. Ellis
,P.un city,. +, Rawson, principal;
H.hald II. Garner, Lila Bramwell
youu iramwell, Mabel Bramwell, Pear
hIamWcN Josie Bramwell, Beatrice
CC'.ie, Cora Carver Jessie Nav, Johr
Sitiervlle-Rena j.. stone, principal,
Vvl' roy Robert Stone, May Wardle
IVA Richardson, Lucille Chadwick, La.
NLhg browns Rosa Slater.
HNtlsyille-Charlos Wright, princi
la, Cora Dahb, Agnes Miller, Reuber
s@uier Lawrence Harris, George 3
r,MaI lott-Etta Halverson, principal
LsIe Powell. Frank sstanger Alta Al
''s irving Erickson
thlr West-Thomas r. Jones, prln.
Ipd' Walter Child, Cynthia Shori
"tL'l Erickson, Riley Taylor.
,.nooper-Etta Butts, principal; Gran
ulr Oleson, David Manning, Elsthpi,
NI'lh'9 Albert Bingham, Mabel Grant
nandall-R. H. Williams, principal
Ps.5h Barker, Nellie Barker, Walter
,Edon-L IT, Peterson, principaE In.
s,,nl&a lirIe, Geneva Walker, charlotte
Terry-.John Wheeler, principal; Guy
""red Nina Perry, Lester Perry.