Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-15
Today 5 Ogden News

by all present. IT was decided TO re-
organize the Lincoln Republican club,
and to hold a grand celebration at the
armory hall on Llncoln's birthday
TOUT CONCERT CONTRACT
SIGNED.
The contract has been signed by Miss
Mamie Tout, Utah's greatest vocalist,
to make tour of the United States
commencing oct. Is, 1907 at Car
negie hall, Boston. under the manage
nlent of Mr.. John Cort of the North
western Theatrical association. Be
tween 80 and 10 concerts Will be given
In the largest cities In the United
States, for which Miss Tout is to re-
ceiye a compensation of 100000 and
expenses. In behalf OF Mr.. Cort
the contract was executed by r. A.
Grant. his local representative. Ac-
companying Miss Tout on the tour
will be the famous London celllst,
Abbas. pianist Mr.. Croxton, and tlut-
list, Mr., Woods. all musicians of fame
on the continent.
Miss Tout leaves with her father
and sisters for Europe this week,
where she will complete her studies at
Berlin.
CANNOT STOP FISTIC CONTEST.
The Ministerial association Of ogden
| has held a meeting with District Atty,
HalVerson and Sheriff Sebring con-
| corning the coming 20-round glove con-
| test for Friday evening at the Grand
| Opera House between Fighting Dick
| Hyland and Cyclone Thompson. The
ministers desired to have the sport
| stopped, but IL Is doubtful II they will
| be able TO accomplish It, as 1t Is not
| to be n prize fight Sheriff Sebring
| has asked Atty. Gen. Breeder for an
| opinion on the statutes governing such
| exhibitions, and will be governed ac-
| cordingly. One OF the ministers stated
| after the consultation that they are
| satisfied nothing can be done by theN
| TO stop the contest.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Licenses to wed were granted by the
| county clerk TO the following couples
Christian Nelson. 49, and Miss Char
lotte NJ. baltimore. q, both of Los
| Angeles, Cal.
Fred f. Sanborn and Miss Lizzie
| Lowenstein. both residents Of ogden.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The board Of canvassers OF the recent
| election has completed its work. finding
| but slight changes in the returns al
ready published.
In the matter Of the estate of John
Linblad, deceased, petition for the
appointment of Rudolph Parry as
| administrator was filed. The estate is
valued at $1,000.
Raymond Newell and Harry Emings
were arralgned on the charge Of burg
| larizing Goldwater's place, They Will
| plead today
Tonight the moving pictures Of the
| Gans-Nelson fight viii be seen again.
| Tomorrow night the Hyland- Thompson
| boxing contest viii take place, and
| Saturday evening THE Lion and the
| Mouse" will be played at the Opera
| House.
Fred Kenny Harry Cook and Perry
| Bacon, three escaped inmates Of the
/! state industrial school, have been cap
| tured and returned to the institution.
The property belonging 10 the KurtZ
| estate on Washington avenue, next to
| the George A. Lowe property. has been
| purchased by Adam Patterson for Sl9,-
| 900.
The deaf and dumb school basketball
| team will play the Brigham City team
| tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 at the
state school gymnasium.
\ The Mound Fort ward Westinghouse
| was filled yesterday afternoon with
| friends who gathered to sympathze
! with Mrs. Gustave Horn I'm the death Of
| her little 5-year-old daughter. Tho
| ward choir furnished some sweet music
| and Mrs. Emily Maddox sang "Some-
| time Wen Understand" Very COM
| forting remarks We're made by Presi-
| dent c. +. Middleton. Elders Lovedahl.
| Asae Farr, Barker Louis Read and
| Bishop James Taylor. Interment was in
! the city cemetery.