Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
Mrs. Jesse B. HaWIey Succumbs
To Typhoid After Illness
OF Two Months.
COAL FAMINE SITUATION.
Oregon short Line OfIiciais Promise
Relief ut an Early Date--Win-
dow Smnsher Arrested.
ar.cf,, Correspondence.

ppecf,f Correspondence.
n oIsE, Ida. Dec 5.--Mrs. Jesse Is.
n Hawley bride Of four months, sue
- cumbed 10 typhoid fever, after an
illness Of two months. Mrs hawiey
Was the wife OF Jesse u. Hawley, wen
known young attorney OF this city She
was born at Broadhead, Wis, Aug w
1850 and where she spent the greater
part OF her life, She came to Boise on
account of her health In June, 1900, ana
spent the summer here. II was during
that summer that she met Mr.. Hawley'
July 81, Of this year, The deceased was
sC years old and leaves, besides her
husband. brother. and sister TO mourn
her demise. Her sister, Miss Mary Glib
hons. arrived here yesterday morning
at o'clock.
The funeral will take place from the
rcsidence OF James II. Hawley, at 2l9
Main street, at $3.50 tomorrow morn
Ing. Services will be held at ST. Johns
Catholic church at 10 o'clock, inter-
ment taking place In st. Johns ccme-
terry.
WINDOW sMAsHER
A bold robbery was committed this
morning at $3.50 o'clock, when thief
smashed the big plate glass window at
George NJ. Anderson's pawn shop, at
Gl2 Main street, and reached In, secur-
ing about $40 OF rare coins and 10 rings,
valued al from 81. 50 TO 81 each. A brick
WAS uted In breaking the window. The
jsnitor who sleeps in the rear OF the
store. heard the crash and looked out In
the main room, but everything appeared
20 be alright. He concluded that the
noise was made In the resort upstairs
pnd returned 10 bed. The thief evident
ly went up Main street, as some of
the plumber was picked up. Policeman
Ed Marion met a man, presumably the
thief, as the policeman thought he APP
peared to be somewhat startled, asked
him where he was going, The man re-
piled that he was looking for room
inghouse and he was directed to the
Alturas Oh the opposite corner He
thanked the policeman. who came on
down Main street and picked up an old
bin In front OF Coleman 4 Hughes
wholesale liquor store, and then noticed
the broken window I'm the adjoining
building. He hurried back up the street,
but could find no trace of the man. AT
Sixth and Idaho streets several cards
were found which were detached from
the rings. The police have a good de-
sciiption OF the man and ii Is believed
that he viii be captured at an early
date.
CHILDREN TURNED SWITCH.
supt. Olmstead, Trainmaster Jones
and Master Mechanic II. Carrick Of
the Short Line were in town yesterday
-. a xrpoAi ubigh
Cured Sunday. After carefully look
Ing up the matter they formed the
opininion that the switch was turned
BY children. The wrecking crew left
yesterday for Pocatello. 1t Is estimated
that the damage done to the engine Will
not exceed 5000.
COAL SITUATION.
Trainmaster Jones stated that the
Oregon Short Line officials are max
Ing every possible effort to relieve the
coal situa ton and trains bearing coal
are being run ON passenger time He
further said that they had taken the
matter up with the mine officials, urg-
Ing them to turn out all the coal pos
sible. Such announcement as this In
connection with the warm change that
has taken place has a soothing effect
upon the anxious coal famine populace
Of this city,
BATTALION POST.
IT IL shown by the report of the see
rotary Of war that he proposes 20 pro-
coed with the enlargement of the bar
racks with MI possible expedition. Beds
have been requested for the improve
menis covered by the present apportion-
ment and that money VIII not lapse
ns that previous sum did. Moreover,
the secretary has recommended an adj
diional appropriation approximatlng
100000
This additional sum win go far to-
ward completing all the needed work
even II II does not prove altogether suf-
hcient. aud Boise may look forward TO
the creation OF the barracks ms a bat
talon post and reglmental headquar-
tiers In comparative short time
THIEF ARRESTED.
George Collins Is the name given by
al old man arrested about o'clock last
evening charged with the theft OF old
roins and jewelry from the store OF
George NJ. Anderson. Collins who Is II
years old. was arrested I'm the Montreal
saloon by Officers Kelly, Burk and Mar
Ion, who found him playing cards Most
OF the stolen property was found on his
person, In default OF $500 bail bond,
Collins was given into the custody Of
The sheriff. TO await trial, time for
which win be fixed for the convent
elce Of the county prosecutor.