Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-09
Today $ Ogden News

pany 500 and that later another em-
ploye, X, 4, l.. Wendell, loaned the
company $3.50. that no part of said $3.50
mas been paid back to the two men.
ana That Mr.. Wendell has turned over
mis- interest In the claim to Mr.. Brack-
et who asks judgment again the COM
pany FOR $3.50 and costs OF suit. Both
Mr., Bracket and Mr.. Wendell worked
on the newspaper at the time the al
legged amounts were loaned, but have
since accepted other employment.
RAILROAD MAN INJURED.
Joseph Watson, well known brake
iua,s Jn the oregon short Line, who
resides AT Wilson Lane, met with very
painft Injuries yesterday at small
station out on the line some distance
from Ogden. He WAS IN the performs
ance of his duty filling the engine with
water ut the station and was standing
on the tender when suddenly his feet
slipped from beneath Aim and he fell
into the engine cab striking his head
ON piece OF iron which cut deep and
ugly cash across the top OF his scalp
and down into his face, knocking him
unconscious. He was brought 10 Og-
den and later taken to Salt Lake
hospital where the wound was dressed
1t required over 40 stitches to close
up the terrible cash which Will take
some time to heal up. His wife accom-
panied him to Salt Lake.
FRED MOODY INJURED BY FALL.
Fred Moody employed on the South
ern Pacific at Carlh, Nevada, received
serious injuries Wednesday at that
, place by falling with considerable force
to the ground from the top OF cir
causing paralysis OF his right side He
has been brought to ogden for med
ical attention and is now mt the home
Of his step-father on TwentyesiXth
street. The young man was engaged
in lncoupllng dynamo from a car
when he lost his balance and fell to the
frozen ground. a distance Of about II
feel. lie was rendered unconscious
for a time aud while his injury Is seri-
Gus II Is not believed II win b. per-
manent. The attending physician II
OF the opinion that the paralysis Will
gradually leave his body and he will
then speedily recover.
MISSIONARIES FOR ENGLAND.
Elder William E. Eccles. son OF Mrs.
| Nettie Ecces, left ogden last evening
| for Ann Arbor where he will visit for
| "A few days with his cousin, Royal Ec-
| cles and will then continue east to
| Boston where he will take steamer
| for England where he goes 20 do mis-
| slonary work. He will be Joined at
| Boston by Edward II. Chambers. son of
County Treasurer Alma ID. Chambers,
| who leaves here Saturday evening for
| the same mission field.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
a meeting of the state industrial
| school board was held yesterday after
! noon. at which The monthly payrolls
and bills were allowed and small
amount of routine business transacted
| Toy Smith, the colored puglist, who
is serving term In the city Jail res
| fused to work on the rock pile yester-
| day and showed fight, but was soor
| given to understand that he Is not the
whole thing and was locked up in the
dungeon.
| The new Salt Lake Republican paper
has opened up an office in the Utahnt
| Drug Store block on Twenty iftl
street. with Walter ID. Bratz, who wa,
formerly on the Journal In charge.
The Provo Basket ball team arrived
in ogden this morning to play a mattel
| game this afternoon with the Weber
Stake Academy team.
Deputy Sheriff Sebring went to Sal
Lake City last evening on special bust
| ness,