Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
n SING BEFORE
KING EDWARD.
Nc. Mamie Tout, Cgden's Tai
eoted Singer Accorded High
HOnOrs.
WILL TOUR MUSICAL WORLD.
Young Burglars Sentenced to One Year
IN the Penltentiary News
Briefs.

Miss Mamie Tout ogdens greatest
.aororo singer, may sing before king
rivord and the Queen of England Inc
hgb honor was accorded her recently
- dlne with the Grand Duke and Ouch
900 nj Hess, for whom she sang There
vera present some Of the other royalty
and people Of high rank. After sing
inc the kings organist, Sir wafer
parrat sent her beautiful bouquet
and an invitation TO dine with the king
and aueen, which invitation the talent
al Young lady will no doubt accept ana
viii hen have the honor to sing ior
them .,,o .t,od 20 sign
con,ract 10 visit the leading cites Oh
ina world and sing. This solicitation
ros accorded her By Hugo Gorlitz, the
,rsiI known manager Of Paderewskl ana
Vuherelick. who were 10 make the tour
"i,S Miss Tout, but Miss Tout declined,
having previously arranged with the
Roval Conservatory to make q tour OF
rnrope and America, accompanied by
bsr techer Prof, Vasltl. Miss Tout Is
@ynscted TO come to American on the
tour next fall 800,
II Is doubtful II any American vocal
lst has received more honors than mas
Miss Tout The London papers nave
compllmented her very highly ana the
music critics have accorded her great
praIse. For some time past she has
been singing in the st, James hall. Lon
don. where many have praised her
voice.
The entire Tout family in London is
making wonderful progress In musi-
cal way
YOUNG BURGLARS SENTENCED.
A sentence OF one year each In the
state prison was meted out by judge
Roapp to Charles Gray and Robert
Price They are both young men ana
we're no doubt led into the crimes they
committed by others. Gray was arrest
I'd by officer Robert Burke about three
weeks ago on the charge of burglarl2-
ing Peteryons store on Washington
avenue Some OF the goods stolen by
him were found In his possession when
he was placed under arrest and the
watches were found at second hand
store where H. had pawned them. lie
waived preliminary examination ana
pleaded guilty In the district court
Robert Price was implicated with
George Trunkhill In burglarlzng Beck
ers Brewery and stealing a keg Of
beer which was sold at D. X. Farley's
saloon He also pleaded guilty and was
given one year. Both were taken to
The state prison today by Sheriff Bailey.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
During the past week seven cases OF
contagious disease have developed In
the city
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Hannah Bingham Etherlngton
viii be held at the Wilson ward meet
inghouse sunday at | o'clock,
In the matter Of the estate OF Daniel
II Ogden, deceased, Emma ogden has
filed petition through her attorney, n,
D. Harris for letters Of administration.
Next Tuesday evening In the Fifth
ward institute reception and ball will
be given the married people Of the
ward,
The ball given last evening at the
Parry hall by the Sunday school board
was well attended and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs f. n. Hess has gone to Denver
TO visit with relatives and friends.
The Mems League Of the Presbyterian
church give reception next Tuesday
evening,
Mrs. John Read has r, turned to her
home In salt Lake after a pleasant
visit with Mrs /, N, Pierre OF ogden,
In the matter of the estate of Henry
slonebreaker, deceased petition for the
appointment Of Alma Allen as admins
traitor were filed
The c0roner's inquest over the re-
mains OF the Chinaman who died on
me Union Pacific train yesterday morn
lng was completed last evening. The
jury brought In a verdict that he came
10 mis- death from natural causes.