Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

/ the railroad crossings when the horse
became frightened and started TO stanC
up straight IN the afr. The young man
fearing It would fan over backward,
with him. hit the horse between the
ears, Telling lt to the ground The hos
/ tried to jump but bis foot caught
! I'M the stlrrup and the horse fell m
him, badly brulsing and sprainIng hl,
| foot lie was taken 60 the office Of Dr.
| Skeen, who placed his foot under the 81
| rays and found that no bones were
broken but the spun win lay him
up for q week
OPERA HOUSE BOOKINGS.
Miss Florence Roberts Is always
| greeted by Irowded house IN ogden
and she win iayor the Junction city
! people next week with two Of her best
performance, Monday night Miss Rob-
erts appears M the Grand opera House
in Tess of the UrberYllles" and
Tuesday night In The Adventure OF
Lady ursula'
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY NOTES.
Several new students entered school
last Monday The attendance now
pbhheH tue AVu marx,
The geological laboratory is very
much Indebted 10 Mr. John Pingree for
two living land turtles. These ami.
mails were captured IN the deserts OF
Nevada and VIII be- studied with much
interest by the students I'm biology
supply of Chemicals and apparatus
was added 10 the chemical laboratory
during the week.
The class lu physics Is now deyotlng
considerable attention 90 laboratory
work, The class l5 the largest in the
history of the institution and the meme
bers are taking hold Of the work with
the determination Of getting something
out OF IL.
Mr. Alma Hess and wife paid the
academy visit Thursday morning. Mr.
Hess occupied the time nj devotional
exercises, and gave the students some
good advise OH the subject Of economy
Of time during attendance a school
No more special students are add
mitted TO the Domestic arts course,
The classes are already too large More
room Is a crying need Of the Academy.
The success Of the school last year
was largely due TO the fact that every
body liked everybody and his studies.
The same spirit is felt to an increased
degree this season,
Business correspondence has been
added to the Commercial course,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
Hon John A. Boyle who for n mum
Der Of years has been vice president Of
the ogden state bank has resigned,
having sold his stock to ], NJ Brown
ing who succeeds him as vice president
The funeral services over Alice Nor
genegg were held az the family resi-
drnCc on Jackson avenue yesterday az
tprno0n Confolng remarks In the
German language were made by Elders
Burdette Smith ana +. A. Larkin, and
Elder Fred l1oulger spoke In Eng
llsh lnterment took place in the city
cemetery.
Robert l.. pruudht aud wife leave to-
night on a trip Ia the worlds fair.
William H. Wuttis has returned from
am eastern business trip,
The board Of education net last even
ing and transacted a small amount Of
routine matters.
Dr. #. j. Wadswnrth and wife Of Nor
gan city are visiting In Ogden the
guests Of John A. Boyle and family
Charles Ashton, one OF the men who
was found guilty OF grand larceny I'm
the district court, will also be charged
with being implicated IN another burg
larry that Of entering a room and steal
ing a trunk belonging to Il, 4. Della
hunty, several months ago Harry
Hill who was taken TO the state prison
confessed to Sheriff Bailey that Ashton
was connected with the burglary