Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-16

pipe organ We're strung StfeainerS OF
smilaX to either side of the choir seats
with white dove In the center and
under the dove was floral cross. The
pulpit and stand were profusion of
Gala and Easter lilies and palms and
in each of the windows were ferns and
palm leaves.
Rev. Horace Blood conducted an in
structiye Easter service at The Baptist
church. The subject of his discourse
being, Easter and the Gross" At
the congregational church Rev n. s.
Elderkin delivered an able sermon on
THE Common Road" Rev, Thompson
spoke impressively at the Central Park
Presbyterian church on The Resur-
rection." The Swedish Lutheran
church Easter service was held at II
a m, Rev o. A. Elinquist proclaiming
The Lesson Of the open Grave" and
In the evening the children's chorus
gave its third annual Easter concert
and entertainment. Rev II. II. Fleer
preached at the German Evangalsche
church am impressive Easter sermon.
Easter flowers were used profusely at
each of the church edihces.
In the Latter day Saints ward meet
lngshouses at the regular evening SER
vices, very impressive sermons were
Choice music was rendered by the
ward choirs and soloists
DEMISE OF HENRY LANE,
Henry Lane, an honored resident OF
ogden passed peacefully from mortal
ity Saturday evening at o'clock at the
home of his son-in-law, Patriarch
George w, Larkin, CAS- Twenty-seventh
street. The immediate cause Of death
being peritonitis,' superinduced by In
Juries received year ago last winter
on Washington avenue, when he Slip
ped and fell on the pavement, when
his arm and side We're seriously injured.
Mr.. Lane was born in Yorkshire,
England, June g. 1880, when "a years Of
age. having Joined the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints with his
family, he emigrated to Utah, coming
to Ogden where he lived until 1902 when
he removed to Omaha, Neb., and open
ed up a shoe business. Two years ago
he returned TO Ogden and remained
here up to the time OF his death.
He Is survived by his daughter Mrs.
George w Larkin, Sr., five grand chill
dren and two great grandchildren.
The funeral will be held at the fam
ily residence ,6iS Twenty seventh street.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. His re-
mains viii lie in state at the home on
date of funeral between the hours of 10
a. m and 2 p. m.
BRAKEMAN ARRESTED FOR
BURGLARY
A Southern Pacific freight brakeman
named f. II. Woods was placed under
arrest early Sunday morning on the
charge of burglary. Woods had been
out on his run and arrived In Ogden
shortly after midnight, as he stepped
from the train he was Immediately
placed under arrest by Sheriff Sebring
and Deputy Wilson and taken TO the
county Jail, where he still occupies a
cell.
One OF the cars i'm the train on which
Woods was brakeman was broken open
between Carlin and Montello, and
quantity Of cigars and collars stolen.
Suspicion fell on Woods and the off,
GERS were notified of the same. He
was watched carefully. and so con-
WINGED were the officers of his guilt,
that they decided to place him under
arrest. The most convincing evidence
against him was that valise he car
ried contained a quantity of cigars and
collars of the same brand as those
stolen, Woods is n young man who
but recently entered the employ of the
Southern Pacific.
DEATH OF MRS. ELLEN I.EATHAM.
Mrs. Ellen Hendry Leatham, wife OF
Alexander Leatham, died at o'clock
yesterday morning at the family resi-
dence, 27l0 Lincoln avenue, Of an attack
of blood poisoning. She had been III
about three weeks The deceased was
born In Ogden, Aug, 10, 1883. She is sur
vived by mother, husband, two small
children four sisters and one brother.
The funeral services will be held from
the Second ward Westinghouse at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. lnterment
viii be I'm the city cemetery,
UNION OF CANNING FACTORIES.
Friday next an important meeting Of
the management of the various canning
factories of the state will be held at
the Weber club for the purpose of de-
Gliding on n permanent organization to
protect and look after the interests Of
the canning industry, at a meeting Of
the Gamers held at the Weber club last
Saturday afternoon there was repre-
sentatlves of II canning factories out
of the % factories in the state. The
situation was thoroughly discussed and
plans practically decided upon, but as
some of the representatives present
had not been fully authorized to act
for their respective companies. II was
decided to postpone definite action un-
I'll April 20.
COUNTY SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
The Weber county school teachers
held interesting meetings Saturday aft
ernoon.
The grammar grade teachers met In
the county commissioners room at the
court house. II was decided to hold
the eighth grade examinations on May
20 and &c. either in the ogden High
school or the Weber Stake academy.