Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-12
Today 5 Ogden News

obstruction Of tie bowels, was held at
The Rttchey funeral chapel yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, under the aus.
pieces of the Spanish-American War
veterans Solos We're rendered by Miss
Lulu Mitchell aud the funeral sermon
was preached by Rev. j. II. Carver Of
the First Presbyterian church. In
terment was in the city cemetery.
FUNERAL OR BANKER GUTHRIE.
out Of respect TO the late John W.
Guthrie, president OF the Commercial
National bank, all the banking institu-
tons OF the city closed AT o'clock
this afternoon to give opportunity TO
the employees to attend the funeral
services which were arranged for $3.50
o'clock at the Masonic temple, The
Masonic order had charge Of the SER
vices.
DEATH CLAIMS LITTLE GIRL
Florence Lillian, the ive-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
Horn. died at O'Clock yesterday after
noon at the family residence, $40 Wash
ington avenue Of pneumonia.
BICYCLIsT INJURED.
Gilbert Torgeson was run down by a
team attached to the European hotel
bus on lower Twenty-fifth street about
o'clock Saturday evening. Torgeson
was riding bicycle at the time OF the
accident. The wheel was demolished
ana Torgeson was thrown to the
ground, the wheels of the vehicle pass
ing over his body and legs. He was
Uainfuly but not seriously injured.
The driver OF the team was arrested for
fast driving.
VERDICT or CORONER'S JURY.
The inquest over the remains OF
George Capas, the Greek who was killed
Thursday forenoon ia the Southern
Pacific railroad yards was held Satur-
day before Judge Murphy aud jury
consisting of H.. A. Littleheld, Amos
Sebring and G.. II. Reed. A verdict was
rendered to the effect that the deceased
came to his death on Nov. . beneath
moving freight ear while engaged as
car repalrman IN the employ Of the
Southern Pacific.
ATTRACTIONS AT THE GRAND.
This weeks attractions at the Grand
Opera House are, tonight Checkers,
Tuesday night. Devils Auction"
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
Gans-Neson fight pictures. and Satur
day night. The Lion and the Mouse
This is an unusually good weeks at
fractions for the theater-goers of Og-
den.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
II. II. spencer returned Saturday
from trip to California, where he
went to look over his sawmill inter-
ests. He has under contemplation plans
for adding other mills to his interests
In that section.
In the district court Saturday a petit
tion for letters OF administration IN the
matter of the estate of Rata b. Ball
com, deceased, was filed by John Il.
Dooly. The petition sets forth that
Balcom died intestate In Ogden June
3, 1892. The estate Is valued at $1,000.
G. Jones and A. Tucker who, together
with Robert Armstrong We're charged
with having robbed an Italian on
train coming to this city. We're dis
charged from custody saturday ARM
strong was acquitted some time ago.
aud IT was thought that 1t would be
impossible to convict the other men.
The funeral Of Raymond NJ. Wilde
was held at o'clock Saturday after
noon at the residence, 1886 Madison
avenue. Rev. Horace Blood delivered
the funeral sermon and Prof. James A.
Smith of the local business college, de-
liyered a number Of consoling remaUis.
The Baptist choir rendered several Sc
lections. lnterment was in the city
cemetery.
Just as Charles Ritter was preparing
to return TO his home at Riverdale Sat-
urday evening and was waiting in front
OF a store on Washington avenue with
the horse hitched TO a single buggy, the
animal without moments notice, fell
to the ground dead. Mr. Ritter Sc
cured livery stable horse to drive
home with. The other horse was re-