Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29


w. C.. Carver, H.; Milo r. sharp D.
Plain city No ID o. Wadman, r.,
j. W. Luckhart, r.
Pleasant View-Samuel Sller r.;
Ashman Rose. r. Mormon Cragun, d,
Randall Frank Moore, r.; J. A. Bib
Ter r.; David Randall d.
Rlyerdale Richard Dye. r., c. j.
Adams. r.. D. w. Russell. u.
Roy-John c. Child, r., James y,
Russell r.; Thomas Hollands, d.
Slatervllle-A. j. Hudman. r.. John
Slater, RI J. J. Hutchlns, d
Umtah-Alma II. Reyes. H.. James
Combe, r., Robert Gale, d.
Wnrren-Ralph Is, Gibson r.; Paul
Barrow. H.. W. r. Wayment, H.
West Weber No l-Thomas W Cook,
r. Thomas Jones, Jr, r. William r.
Telford. Jr, d.
West Weber. No. PETER r. McFar-
land. r., Edward Clark, r.; George
burlington d.
Wilson-Iohn Holmes. r.; d. ~
Drake. RI Joseph Thompson D.
DROWNING ACCIDENTAL.
A second cabegram received IN Og-
den from Valdez Alaska, stated that
the coroner's Jury gave the cause OF
death Of W. Bruce Ives as accidental
drowning. The accident occurred at
the wharf and II is presumed that the
young man had but Just arrived.
lie left Seattle only about two weeks
ago, and the steamer had just about
time to reach Valdez,
MONTANA SHERIFF ARRIVES,
Under Sheriff j. W Kerr Of Choteau
county Mont, arrived in ogden last
night and win go down 20 Salt Lake to.
day after requisltlon papers for James
Paine, alias Young alias Walker who
was captured by Deputy Sheriff Bel
nap and Sherlff Joscphson the latter
being from Boxelder county Paine VIII
be taken 10 Montana to answer several
charges Of horse stealing,
INJURED IN AN ELEVATOR,
Roy Warner son Of Mrs Heber C.
Warner, l02 west Thirtieth street, boy
employed TO operate the elevator in the
ScOwcroft warehouse, was hurt yester-
day afternoon by getting his left arm
caught between the elevator shaft and
the elevator The wrist was wedged
80 tightly that It stopped the car Dr.
Wherry attended the injured lad and
found that the flesh had been crushed
from the bone but the bones were not
broken,
MORELLI OUT ON BAIL.
Nick Moreli. brother Of James Nor.
ELI. charged with shooting at Mrs.
Maero IN Marriott a few days ago, yes
terday received bail for his imprisoned
brother Justice Hewitt reduced the
bond from $500 to $3.50, and the brother
put up that amount IA gold for the
release of his knsman,
Edward Wynn was arraigned before
Judge Rolapp yesterday ON the charge
OF assault and battery and was found
guilty aud win be sentenced today.
Wynn was accused Of brutally beatins
an inmate of Electric avenue known as
Lena Wynn
PALMGsTs CHARTS STOLEN
W. h. Kicker. the palmlst who has been
giving readings ON Washington avenue.
called at tho police station last evening
and reported that man he has had
working for him had skipped out taking
with him eight palmstry charts, two doz'
en- bottles medicine and several other arti-
clCs Yesterday morning when Mr. Kicker
went 20 his reading room he found that
the paddock ON the door was broken, and
the goods taken He investigated and
found that his employe had taken the ar
ticles and gone north. lie desired the chief
Of police 10 apprehend the man. and have
him either return the goods or pay for
them.
WEDDING BELLS.
Mr. and Mrs Harry H. Hin announce
the engagement Of their daughter Miss
Annie nm. % Mr.. H. n Jordan, the pop.
uar young Southern Pacific boilermaker
The marriage will take place Wednesday,
Npv 1G I'm the Salt Lake Tomplp