Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
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bind him over to the district court
with his partner, Charles Miller. The
officers We're confident he was one OF
the burglars and have been working
diligently the past few days since Mill
er was bound over to the higher court
to md more evidence against Quincy,
and have succeeded In finding one Wit
ness who claims he saw Miller come
out OF Kahn's second hand store the
morning he sold the 5000 worth OF
silk TO Kahn, and he met Quincy out
side the store and handed him IS with
the remark: That's your share In the
deal" The case against Quincy VIII
he resumed Monday.
"PARSIFAL' AND MARY STEW
ART"
Manager Grant has two OF the best
performances that VIII be seen In Og-
den this year, booked for next week.
On Tuesday evening Nine. Helena
ModJeska will appear with strong
supporting company In Mary Stew
art" The seat sale opened today and
was very good. Thursday night, COM
mencing at 7;45 o'clock, the curtain
Will raise for the greatest Of dramas
sure to be witnessed by crowded
houses. Tomlrow ana Monday nights
the Ruble Theater company viii pre-
sent THE Heart ~ New York" and
THE Sweetest Girl In Dixie
SCHOOLS HAVE $50, 4s7 ON HAND.
The board Of education has a good
sum Of money on hand al the present
time az was shown by the treasurers
report 81 last evenings session, there
being s3e,i9ii5 on hand.
The sanitary committee reported one
case Of contagious disease having de-
veloped AZ the Central school this week,
Hannah Christensen, but the room was
thoroughly fumigated and all the child
rem who were not vaccinated had the
treatment attended to. Supt AlHson's
report showed an enrolment Of 1876,
with en- average daily attendance of
4,l76. The punctuality In the schools
during the past month hos been un.
Irs~nfle.-rr ,,.xy ntf - ~sAr sSa9 =
225 new pupils have been received and
ll3 transferred. There were 800 with
drawals during the month.
A number of routine matters were
disposed of and adjournment taken for
one week.
RILEY HARRoP's FUNERAL
SUNDAY.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of G. Riley Harrop, the 2l-year-
old son Of Mr., and Mrs James Harrop
who died 80 suddenly Wednesday even
Ing, Will be held Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock at the Lynn ward meeting
house. The Veteran Firemen OF Ogden
and Five Points viii attend, The re-
mains will lay In state at the family
residence, 43s Washington avenue, on
date Of funeral between the hours of
10 a. m. and p, m. Interment will
take place in the Ogden city cemetery.
MRS. MARY f. McGAW DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Il. McGaw, well known
and highly respected lady OF Ogden
died yesterday afternoon at her home;
2549 Madison avenue, of pneumonia
with which she had been afflicted only
two days She has been a resident OF
ogden for many years, Two daughters;
and three sons survive her, The funeral
will be held at the home Sunday af-
tornoon at 2 o'clock. Remains may be
viewed on date OF funeral between the
hours of 10 a. m. and p. m. Inter-
ment in the city cemetery
DESERTER CAUGHT.
James Rogers, a deserter from Fort
Douglas, who escaped from the guard
house. was captured here last night
by Detective James II. Fender. He will
be returned TO Fort Douglas.