Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
| Today $ Ogden News|

suectlvely. have been pardoned by May
or Glasmeun at the request and plead
lngs Of their wives Moore Is the man
who so brutality beat his little boy that
he was black and blue for weeks, and
Messerly knocked his wife down With
HIS tigt Since Moore's Incarceration IA
the city jai his wife has been arrested
Tor neglecting the wo little tots whom
Moore beat so brutally, and sentenced
20 90 days in the city jail, but sentence
was suspended on her promise to re-
form IN Ter treatment OF the children,
Judge Patton however thought that
such hcartless parents were not worthy
of children and ordered the two little
tots sent 10 the Crtten,a home for
temporary care. The testimony or
neighbors concerning the unnatural
treatment of the MoOres towards their
children Is astonishing.
MRS. ELDREDGE WANTS DIVORCE
Suit. for divorce has been fled In The
Second District court by Beatrice Ed
redge against Frederick Eldredge. De-
sertlon and non-support are alleged as
cause Of action. The couple were mar
ried al Evanston. Wyo., Dec. 10, 1904,
and have no children.
ALBERT JOHNsoN's ESTATE.
Another estate that viii come under
the inheritance tax Is that OF Albert
Johnson, deceased, who died April 3,
1905, at Minneapolis, leaving a large
estate In ogden city, According TO the
report of ]. G. Nye, administrator OF
the estate 1t Is valued at $4,000, and
consists principally OF bonds, MORT
cages, ana notes, and Il small amount
OF real estate. The only heir TO the
estate Is Miss Edna Dickerson, a niece
OF the deceased
LITTLE BOY LAID TO REST.
Little Jesse d. Mumford, the 5-year-
OLD son of iMr and Mrs. George A.
| Mumford, was buried yesterday after
noon I'm the Ogden city cemetery, Bish-
op Hadlook, defeating the grave. Flu
neral services were held at the Third
/ ward Westinghouse Bishops Counselor
Peter Anderson presiding. The speak
| ers were Elder Parker, Bishop Hadlock
| and Patriarch George W. Larkn.
CORPORATION DIsCoNTINuEs
The Utah Selling and Storage COM
! pany Incorporated last year for the
| purpose of buying up and selling the
! products OF ~ canning factories in We
! her Davis ana Boxelder counties, has
! decided To cease active business AT
/ least for the present time This de-
| cision was reached yesterday after
! noon at a directors meeting. The re-
! ports showed that the canning indus
| thy I'm these counties this year has been
very poor. caused principally from the
almost total failure OF the tomato crop,
| leaving only fruit and other vegetables
| to be canned this year, Because OF
this great shortage In tomatoes the
output of the canneries Is not suf-
! hcient TO warrant the selling and sto-
age company to handle the same this
year,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
w. II. Swan and Arthur Conlisk will
| have their preliminary hearing Dec. IL
on the charge of defrauding the First
| National bank out OF certain monies in
| the issuance of fraudulent bounty cer-
tificates.
The Y. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. !. A. Of the
Weber stake will give dancing party
Friday evening IN the academy dancing
hall on Washington avenue.
John II. Reutz. %, and Miss Mary
Mcdonald. 20, both of Salt Lake City,
were granted a marriage license.
The ogden High school alumni Will
give another Of its delightful dane
ing parties Dec. Is, at Toller's dane
| ing academy.
MIR Breed. 4 representative of the
| Crane and Breed company of Cincin-
| natl. is in Ogden on business for few
, days.
This morning large number OF
spcrtsmen went west by special train
! to Monument hunting jack rabbits.