Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20
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ing and landed at the police station
where they put up SIS, each for their
appearance In police court when the
case is called for trial.
MORE TROUBLE FOR STREET RY.
The Ogden Rapid Transit company
met with another misfortune last even-
Ing by having one OF its pumps at the
power house give out which shut Off
the electricity for about an hour ano
half, so that the street car service was
disabled for that time In all parts OF
the city. Several machinists were nut
TO work on the pump making Temporary
repairs so that power could be generat-
cd to run the street cars.
WILSON SCHOOL REoPENED.
At the session Of the county board of
education Saturday afternoon the quar-
antine that has been in force at the
Wilson school was ordered raised ana
the school opened today 1t was
decided to add another room to
the Plain City school, and c. l.. Palmer
was appointed teacher for IL. On re-
commendatlon of the teachers commit
tee, Miss Mollie Lund, teacher, was
transferred from the Huntsville school
10 Burch Creek, and Miss Marion Bel
nap 10 Huntsville from Burch Creek.
The board decided to allow two days
vacation for Thanksgiving day, Nov.
30.
ADA FLANAGAN WINS LACE
DRESS.
TheFourth ward ohrysanthemum show
closed Saturday evening and was a sue
cessful affair. The voting contest closed
with Miss Ada Flanagan In the lead.
She was the winner Of $50 lace CO.'S
tune. The other prize winners were
Miss Title Hancock and Miss Hazel
Woodcock. The result of the votes
cast was as follows; Miss Ada Elan.
agan. 5,574 Miss Title Hancock $3.50
Hazel Woodcock. S,S7l; Miss Lille An
derson, 1888: Miss Lettie Taylor, 565
Bessie Thalen 500; Lulu sutton, POO
Miss Flanagan had 5000 in addition
that were not used.
FOUR DIVORCES.
In the Second district court Judge
Howell granted four additional d.
vorCes. In the case Of Anna NJ. Jen-
kins vs. Joseph S, Jenkins decree was
granted on the ground of non-support
On the allegation of desertion Moroni
II Thomas was granted a divorce from
l. I
alleged In the proceedings granting Il
divorce 10 Lizzie L. Paden from Thorn
az Paden Mary Hines said that John
w. Hines deserted her also, and she
was granted a divorce from John w,
Hines.
The court listened to arguments In the
horse case of Walter +. Reid vs. Lyman
Skeen. after which the same was taken
under advsement. The testimony in
the case was submitted on Thursday.
Rudolph PAUL., q minor through his
guardian, d. VI, Smith. filed an action
against Ed. Bartlett to recover on a
promssory note in the sum of 1903 and
interest.
BURGLARS MAKE A CALL.
The home OF George Shorten, situated
on Shorten avenue, was entered by
burglars last night while the family
was out TO church. The burglars
broke the screen from the windowpried
open the window and crawled into the
house. once inside they thoroughly
ransacked the place, but were evidently
only after money, as pair of diamond
ear rings and other jevelry were not
taken. The only thing missing was a
purse containing some small change,al-
so box which, however, contained OIL
~ quantity OF love letters. The box
was quite heavy and 1t is supposed
they thought II contained money. II
is believed the work was that of pro-
fessionals. The police have been in
vestigating the case, but have little
hope Of locating the burglars,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Marriage OF Kitty" will be
played at the Grand Opera House Tues
day evening.
Prof VIM. McKendrlck delivered a
lecture at the ogden Tabernacle yester-
day afternoon before a large audience
on "The Book OF Mormon In the Litera-
~ World" Bishop o. F. Whitney Of
Salt Lake was to have spoken, but was
for some reason detained elsewhere,
A number of young men met yester-
day to organize drum and fife corps,
meeting with good success. They did
not complete an organization, but will
meet again Wednesday TO complete
that work.
The little folks love DR., Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup. Pleasant 60 take;
perfectly harmless Positive cure for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma.