Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-05

Mrs. Alice Henderson has brought an
action Tor divorce from j. II. llcnder-
son alleging that he has neglected and
FAILED TO provide FOR her She asks for
the custody Of their 9-year.old boy,
OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS,
Drs Rich & Rich performed an OPP
GRAFTON for APPENDICITIS at midnight ON
wednesday night on the daughter OF
Mr, and Mrs, Henry Manning Of Syra-
cuse. The case was an urgent one, but
me patient Is recovering nicely at the
ogden general hospital
CHGNAMAN IN TROUBLE
Ham Parks, a Chnaman, was arrest
ed yesterday and taken before United
states Commissioner Thomas Malonsy
on complaint of =. j, L0ngley, who
charges the Celestial with being In this
country without right to be here. lie
| was committed TO the custody OF the
United States marshal.
Leo YORK. Chnaman, the one who
! dled a few d1ys ago. was buried yes
terday afternoon with the rites Gus
tomary at Chinese funerals. His coun-
trymen scattered prayer papers an thn
way 10 the cemetery and piled food
about the grave.
EMBEHZLER ARRESTED.
A young man who gives his name
as Charles Harcourt was arrested last
! evening by officer Moresy ON the
charge Of drunkenness, but Il developed
u9'ius NE evening that ne was want
wv i,l Goil l'!he 1l'y on lhe rharge OF
| J,'!DgN@'eIIellu Inc man was at jhe
uspot acting strangely ana he was
the station box OF Worthless rings
was 'ounu III ms pocket ana a Salt
80 S,,. yyNe"y c".u,osue' Inc ponce
' a.. 3",' i'aNe "e.e ,eisphohsd ana stated
w'o. "o No "'uteu lhele Ior ehDeI1le.
I'LL I'eIu my IL lew Guys ago irult
|v"i', 'et nun ''hs d wagon load OF
H. w. ',i', ~ solu 'l' Itult pocKel,d
! m'g i,''.,'y ai'u sh,Ppe9 out he VIII DE
",nV' " 9o't LaNe 'hlS AFTERNOON 70
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s. p. MACHtNlST HURT.
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iI'I"s l"Dlnsol, lnacnlhlst employ.
60 IN tne southern Paclhc shops met
WIN painful injuries ABOUT D O'Clock
ye6teIuay afternoon. iie was engaged
llt nl'lnB heaNy steel tlre TO Wheel
vii men nr S Sont o rl.3's u 5,lppeu Thu
force of the tire knocked him down.
IN falling he struck the back of his
head against some iron and quite a bad
bulse was inflicted ON his head The
ambulance was called and ne was re-
moved to hls home In the Bennett bloc,
where he was glyek medical attendance
and is getting along as well as could BE-
expected.
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FCNLl'AL oENN l'Eo'
Impressive funeral services over the
remains of Seymour 4. Eklrs the little !
S-year-oId son of Mr. and Mrs. II. b.
Ekns who was found dead I'M his bed
Wednesday morning. were held yester-
day afternoon M the Statewide ward |
Westinghouse Bishop slater presiding
Some sweet music was furnished by |
the ward choir Comforting and con-
selling addresses Were made by Elder |
George Stayner Bishops Mcfarland, !
Slater and Martin The services were
largely attended ana large funeral |
cortcge followed his remains to their |
last resting place I'm the ogden cry |
cemetery. The grave was dedicated by |
Patriarch George W. LarkIn
PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL
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the followinp matters NJ ne regulor |
meeting last evening.
supt. Allison stated TO the board that |
a number of the teachers have been !
G ,,,hs ine auylsa t 81 es,sD-
winter That they have decided that IL |
1t meets with the approval Of the board |
they will establish such school u the |
basement Of the Dee building win give |
their time to the work gratis, giving /
the young people an opportunity to |
gain am education after working hours /
and a place TO spend their evenings 10
AN advantage. The matter was re-
ferred 10 the teachers committee.
Miss Waite a physical culture IN
structor. was present and outlined 10 |
the board plan for giving physical |
culture instructions TO either the |
grades or the High school The matter
was referred TO Or. T. NJ Conroy.
The opening Of the Dee building win
be celebrated next Thursday, when the
evening the hoard and teachprs viii |