The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-14

street. yesterday afternoon. coiIided with
a load Of hay and was thrown from his
Wheel. He was badly bruised and his
knee was painfully injured.
Richard f. Outcault drew a crowded
house at the ogden tabernacle last even
ing, where he delivered his cartoon lee
ture-
A new and up-tO-date ambulance has
been provided for the 0Eden general hos
pital 81 the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany and Will be placed in commission
at once.
drug store. where his injuries we're
dressed by DR.. r. s. Joyce. Peterson was
then able TO walk to his home. Al
though he was badly bruised, no bones
= We're broken.
Judge Murphy in the municipal court
yesterday dismissed case OF disturbing
the peace brought against Joseph Jen-
lllns. who short time ago attempted 20
kidnap his own child
John Pineock father of Police Sergeant
Pincock, is critically III at his home on
lhTty-third street from an attack OF
pneumonia Mr.. Pincock is - years Of
age and II is believed that ne will not
recover.
Funeral services over the remains of
iSadOre DeVeu. who died AZ kanesVlle
Tuesday, in his seventy first year. will
be held at St JosephS church at >
O'Clock Friday afternoon. Lnternent Viii
be III the City cemetery
Henry Peterson, aged 10 years, residing
al $50 Lincoln avenue. in attempting 10
allght from q Rapid Transit car while il
was in motion near the power house on
Washington avenue early last evening,
Was thrown TO the ground and painfully
injured, He was assisted to nearby
Bishop Moore will occupy the pulpit at
the First Methodist church OF Ogden
EeNt Sunday evening. The bishop pre-
sided over the Utah mission at the ses-
SfOns last August aud comes here from
Portland for the purpose of dedicating q
church in the Bear River valley next
Sunday morning.
Helena Van Kampen the 3-mOnth-Oid
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. kryu Van
kampen. died Tuesday evening from an
attack of pneumonia, superinduced by
chickenpoX. Funeral services will be
held at the home, 2I69 NOlker avenue. at
. o'clock Sunday afternoon. lntermenL
will be III the City cemetery.
Judge Armstrong yesterday non-sulted
j. +, Jones VS.. q. a. Lowe and j. w
Abbott an action to recover money al
legged 10 have been paid by the plaintit
TO the defendant for a wagon. The com
plainant alleged that he made part pay
ment on the wagon. which the defend
ants secured, after which they refused
TO return the money paid for the wagon
The remains of Lorin Harris, the y
year-Old son OF w. :. Harris, who dleo
al Salt Lake City yesterday morning ot
diabetes and heart trouble. will arrive in
Ogden at $50 o'clock this afternoon ana
will be taken Ia the home Of Mrs. Fdrr-
the boys grandmother. DI2 WasnlnStoil
avenue. The funeral services VIII be
held a the Farr home at o'clock Fri
day afternoon. 1ntermenL viii be IN the
City. cemetery.
Carl ShurtZ, VINO has been on probation
in the juvenile court for some time, was
Yesterday sent TO the State Industrial
school by Judge Patton Shurtz had a
tendency TO steal things, and II seemed
that he could not overcome the falling
even when the reform school door stool
open for him. He promised TO reform
number Of times, but each time broke his
promises, and his commitment was de-
cjded upon.