Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-10

the family burial plot IN the Ogden
city cemetery. Many were the express
sions or sorrow at her untimely de-
mise uttered by friends with tear be-
dilnmed eyes, as they looked for the
last time on her sweet face. The fun
eral services We're held at the Third
ward westinghouse yesterday after
noon commencing ut o'clock. Elder
Henry Anderson presiding. Some beau
titul musical selections were rendered
by members OF the ward choir and solos
were sung by Mrs. William $. Lochhead
and Miss Bessie Blair. The speakers
were President G. Il. Middleton. Bishop
IL. j. Taylor, Elders Nathan j Harris
and Henry Anderson who with tender
ness told OF the beautiful life of the
deceased. who possessed those many
virtues which endeared her to all who
Knew her ana whose life had been one
or Goodness The attendance at the
services was very large and the casket
was covered with a wealth of elegant
floral tributes.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs David G
Pickett was crowded with friends who
gathered to sympathise with the young
parents in the death OF their little
BABY boy. Bishop Ensign conducted
the funeral services, solos were sung
by Mrs. Mary Farley. Comforting re-
marks We're made by Elders James II.
Nelson, w. Q. Ridges, d. W. Stone
auu blshop Ensign. who spoke of the
purity OF children and their sure SAL
Cat,on' lnterment took place In the
Ogden city cemetery.
DEATH CLAIMS MICHAEL RoGAN.
Michael Rogan. father of Daniel Ro-
gan, the groceryman. William Rogsn
and Mrs w. w Davis. died Yesterday
at the home OF his son. 1886 Monroe
avenue, OF a complication of Affections.
aged about 70 years. He has been a
resident or ogden for about 10 years.
coming mere from Nevada, where he
had lived for many years. The fu-
neral services will be conducted a,
the Catholic church. Deceased was y
member of the A. o. u. w. lodge ana
southern Pacific Mutual Benefit asso-
citation.
ITALIAN DEPoRTED.
Chief Of Emigration Bureau McCabe
OF salt Lake City passed through Og-
den last evening enroute east to Phil
adelphla, with George Rlva, who will
be deported to Italy, his native land
Riva came to Utah about a year ago
Last summer he was up Ogden canyon
one evening and caused consider,,hl
excitement among the campers by Ar
ing pistol and shouting, frightening
the women, who notified the sheriff
and Deputies sebring and Wilson we're
summoned and placed the man under
arrest lie was committed to the mem
tal hospital. where he has been con-
fined until now.
RAILROAD EMPLoYE INJURED.
john Miller, an employe of the Rio
Grande Western Railroad COMPANY
met with painful injuries yesterday az.
ternoon while assisting IN unloading n
car or lumber in the Union freight
yards He was lifting heavy piece
OF timber from the car. when he over.
balanced and fell to the ground, strik-
ing on his head. He was picked nm
by his fellow employees and taken 10
the hospital where the companys phy-
stefan attended him No bones were
broken, but the man suffered serious
bruises, which will lay him up for a
week.
WILLIAM CRITCHLOW'S DEMISE.
William F. Critchlow, one Of ogden's
pest known and most highly respected
'NNA'~'N@'' lpHo'u away at q CLOCK THIS
morning, at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. d. b. Brooks. 1855 Lincoln avenue.
after an illness Of six months. Mr..
Critchlow suffered from complication
or ailments and had undergone six dif-
ferent operations In the hope of secur-
ing the desired relief. However. his
strength finally failed him and death
came at the hour indicated. Through
all his suffering the patient never MUIR
INJURED, and bore up most cheerfully
during his long siege of affliction. The
deceased was senior president of the
Seventy-siXth quorum OF Seventy and
at the time OF his death occupied tho
position Of city Tailor.
Mr.. Crltchlow was born Feb. 8, 1880
i'm Pennsylvania. He Joined the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
when boy and came to Utah IN 1862.
In early days he taught school here
and in other particulars was an earn.
est worker and good citizen. His wife