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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-17
MOUNT PLEASANT.
KINDERGARTEN OPENED.
Web Green Held Under $1,000 Bonds
Frost Kills Garden stuff.

Special Correspondence.
Mount Pleasant, Sanpete Co. June
16.-Tomorrow morning a kiDdergar-
ton class under the direction OF the
school board opens. with Beatrice
Erickson In charge ana nellie Walters
OF Pleasant Grove as assistants.
Web Greene was arrested this week
by Sheriff Knudsen on statutory Of
fense He appeared before Justice
A. B. MaldelHnan ana waived exam
nation. being held 10 appear before
a higher court In the sum OF $1,000
bonds.
The last three or -four nights have
boon very cold. Much OF the garden
stuff was frozen.
The machinery for tho local laundry
Is being Installed and will be running
IN the near future Charles W. Bird.
an expert laundrymau, from Salt
Lake. has bean engaged 10 run the
business.
John x. Mldsen has brought a
Russian wolf hound To protect his
sheep from coyotes.
DR. G, McGougar has been confined
10 his room the past week With siege
OF innummatory rheumatism,
Mayor James Monsen has been APP
pointed delegate TO attend the Dem
Yer land convention by tho CONNER
ciu club, w, u. Candland was APP
pointed by the governor
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THRILLING RUNAWAY.
George CrathoTn of Hooper seriously
Injured Saturday Evening.

Ogden June 17.-George Crathorn.
resident of Hooper Weber county met
with serious and what was feared
would prove fatal, injuries Saturday
evening, in II runaway. He lad been
attending to some business In Ogden
during the afternoon and WAS start
Ing home shortly after O'Clock, When
he came to the tracks on lower Twer-
ty-fourth street, n freight train came
along just ahead of him. He was abe
TO control the horses until the train
passed, when they bolted and he could
not hold them. They ran about
block at a great speed, when the
wagon collided with telegraph pole
just east OF the bridge over the Weber
river. The force of the collision was
so great that the train was detached
from the vehicle and Crathorn was
thrown into the air about 80 feet, and
struck on his head and shoulders, rem
dering him unconscious. He was picked
up by three men and taken to the office
of Drs. Rich and osgood, who fount
on examination that his right ear was
almost torn off, his skull was frac-
tured and his collar bone broken, also
numerous contusons. He was taken
10 the hospital. but did not regain
consciousness until yeterday afternoon,
and hope is now entertained for his
recovery.
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Issued yesterday by Justice Brangham
70 lhose who desired TO try their hand
win the rod. Those who Went out.
however. report that the fishing Is not
good on account of tho high water
SENT TO HOSPITAL.
Caroline NJ Olsen of Mlllyille was
examined before Judge Maughali on
Friday as 70 her sanity. She was
ad1udged Insane and committed to
the State Mental Hospital. She was
taken 10 Provo yesterday morning by
Deputy Sheriff Charles Johnson.
OLD FOLKS ROYALTY FETEp.
The old folks of the county hud a
royal good time on Friday notwith-
standing the inclemont weather
There was large attendance In the
tabernacle in the morning where an
excellent program was carried out
Including speeches by G. L.. Savage
and william Naylor OF the general
old folks committee, They were ban
Quoted in the new auditorium where
everything that Is palatable and ap-
poll2ng was served, after which an
other meeting was held in the taber-
nace at the conclusion of this and
while they We're being served with Ice
cream and cake, ihey were visited by
GOV. sheldon ana tho CLEO club who
wero with tho omaha e1cursionists
tho glee club rendered several beau
tifm selections and Gov, Sheldon de-
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HOLOUPS ROB AND
|MPR|SON VICTIM
Andrew Boggs Relieved OF Watch
And Small Change by
HighWaymen.
HURT IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
George Crathorn Has Thrilling ESpe'-
iencc--Pythians Hold Mem
orlal Service.

Ogden, June 7i.-Andrew Bogss, VINO
resides on West Twenty-nfth street,
was held up by two armed men ON
Wall avenue between TWenty-third
and Twenty-fourth street shortly after
ii o'clock Saturday night. He hau
been attending the performance at the
Utahna theater and was going home
along Wall avenue when the Two hold
ups confronted him With guns and
ordered him to hold up his hands
which he did ana was relieved Of ms
watch and 80 cents in change After
relieving Boggs of his property the
two men commanded him to go ahead
of them TO the depot years where they
put him into a box car and locked the
door on him. Early yesterday morn
ing Waterman Shoemaker was going
through the yards and discovered
Boggs in the car, where he had been
during the night, He was very colo
from being in the empty car. lie told
the officer of his experience, and the
report was sent to the police W!lp a
description OF the men. but the oiiNers
have been unable TO get any trace OF
them.
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LEHI.
WILL CELEBRATE THE FOURTH
Council Appoints Committees of Ar
arrangements for Big Event.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co. June IA mass
meeting of the citizens was held last
Sunday afternoon in the new taber-
nacle at which the matter OF arranG-
ing for the celebration of the Fourth
OF July was turned over 70 the cilY
council who on Tuesday evening, ap-
pointed the following committees;
Statutes, Mutt Peterson; marshal OF the
day, r. l.. Howard: music, William
Whipple master of ceremonies. c.. n,
Child; decoration, j. T. VIM; sports,
Edward Southwick; program, q. n.
Child; finance, Farley Austin fire
works, NJ. ". Ingalls,. 1t Is proposed
to have program in the morning.
sports and ball game in the AFTER
noon, and fireworks and grand bail
IN the evening. Every effort Will be
made to have this the best celebration
in the history OF Lehi.
SUCCESSFUL SMOKE CONSUMER.
Mr.. John Dewey, engineer of the
sugar company here. and associates.
who have been working on a smoke
consuming machine for some time
gave an exhibition before num-
Der of citizens Tuesday evening. which
was most successful Zinc shaYings
and sulphur We're burned and this was
all taken out by the consumer II is
also very successful with coal smoke
The smelter people have become inter-
ested
Tuesday in the city park. I.ehi play
| ed Heber City for purse OF $3.50, Lehi
| winning by a score ofN to 0. Yester-
| day Lehi was beaten by Eureka at
| Spanish Fork by a score Of 8 to :.
FREE KINDERGARTEN.
The trustees have arranged for an
| eight-weeks' kindergarten course for
| children from four to six free, COM
mencing June II. Misses Violet Long
| and Annie Sharp will teach.
a number of salt Lake Route ofiic-
ials were in I-ehi yesterday ldbkins
| over the depot here, and decided to
| make a number OF changes. The pres
| enI office and waiting rooms Will be
| combined as the Offices and the dwell
! ling rooms on the east of the building
will be made into one large waiting
! room and all of the rooms will have
new floors, be painted, etc, This will
be much appreciated by the public as
the present waiting room and office
have been entirely inadequate.
Mrs. l.. II. Davis is quite i'll at her
home
Thursday morning Mrs Chris Peter
son presented her husband with a
/ daughter
Nj. Ernest Webb has gone to Phila-
delphia to study as an optician and
| jeweler.
DIR. Hasley the other day performed
Hutchings, for blood poisoning.
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The morning was fine. but windy and
cold The pioneers renewed the ferry
ing carly IN the day and soon after
noon they had Gut the last wagon safe
~ across, which was a matter OF great
rejoicing 10 the whole camp.
BY this time two other companies %
NissourUns had arrived and made ap-
plication Ga be set evcr They offered
To pay $3.50 per load. Ton which they
agreed to let the pioneers have provi-
sions o Missouri prices The Mormons
accepted the offer. and CONNIE need fer
lyiug Tor the Aiissourians at once,
which work was continued all night.
Notwithstanding tho strong cold wind.
Besides the $3.50 per load the 10 mea
who were engaged in ferrying received
a further remuneration of 80 cents per
man for their own pockets.
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AMtkhaI
RlHkUMR
ENERyBODYS CANDY
4 ENERYbODYS CANDY (
Our rss' 0fesi erstIal,- SOD Essn,snsf,. I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1890

=,
u mas oecii Il boon to the small grain
former and prospects arc good for y
pountIouS harvest. The fruit was near.
" an killed by a heavy frost the early
part oil May even the applecrop VIII
pe snort TINS year. There VIII be sons
VuIiullts' re7pueIrics ana straNOerIl.S'
SHOCKING MISfIAP Al LELAND.
sod ac,iaor, occurrod , fo,v davs
AGO MT Leland. at the indian school
Three children OF Rev, Hers.y's werG
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HYRUM.
OLD FOLKS REUNION.
Hyrum WIN Celebrate the Fourth
Ward Conferences.

Special Correspondence.
Hyrum, Cache Co. June 16.-The an
nual conferences OF the First and Sec
ond wards We're held on the 9Th inst.
separately in the respective meeting
houses, and the statements made by
the respective bishops showed the
wards TO the progressive and salts
factory, both socially and financially.
OLD FOLKS REUNION.
on the 18th inst the Hyrum stake old
folks annual reunion occurred and
was most successful affair. Several
hundreds OF the veterans assembled
in the stake building at 10 a. m. The
Second ward brass band was In attend
ance and dlscoursed fine selections
during the day. At l0:30 the rendi-
music, the singing OF Fosters Hard
Times, come again no more and n
speech OF welcome by President VIII
liam c. Parkinson, after which fine
imprOmptu program was rendered. AT
~ all set down TO an excellent menu.
After dinner the program was cons
tinuod. which finished with ice cream
and cake Every ward of tho stake
WAS largely represented,
on the 18th inst, Chester Lllienquist
returned from a 20 months mission 10
tho state Of Mississippi
on the 18th inst, n farewell party
will be given at the opera house for
the benefit OF Alonzo Savage who de-
parts for the Turkish mission ON the
96th,
The quarterly stake conference will
be held on the e2nd and 2Srd, at the
Paradise ward Westinghouse.
JULY FOURTH.
At the last session OF the city cOun-
ell. committee 10 arrange for the
celebration OF tho Fourth OF July was
appointed. as follows: r. w Peter
| sen. O. NJ. W n John W, Jensen
| Z. j. Haws, Anna NJ, Ralph, Louisa
Bradley and Roso Liljenquist
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PRIEST. KERR MAKES DENIAL,
Old Folks Royalty EntoraIncd Ad.
dressed by Ncbraskas Governor.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co, June lJ.--The
following telegram was sent Presi-
dent Kerr yesterdays
w. i, Kerr. Glens Ferry, Ida, on
train No, s.; Salt Lake morning paper
this morning says you have renounc-
ed Mormonisin. Answer
This reply was received from him
this morning;
Huntington. Oregon--I lSnow
nothing about article; have elvon out
no statement regarding policies or
religion. w. j. KERR.
A dozen or moro Of his relatives and
H. innate friends have been approach
ed with regard to The article publish,
ed in a salt Lake morning paper ana
all say that II Is unfoundedi that ne
has oppressed himself as having no
IN feeling toward the Church and has
said very little OF those whom MS
friends feel nave done him Injury,
All feel assured thar as soon As ne
becomes familiar with the article re-
ferrlng 20 him he viii make q com,
plato statement until then theS iesl
mat it Is an injustice 10 believe sheh
an accusation. .o
a great many lishlng licenses were
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livered a short speech. The hand cart
veterans. 81 in all. We're introduced
to the governor and a general hand
shaking was INDUCED in.
The towns people generally turned
out to greet the eXcursionists and
found them to be a jolly and agree
able lot of fellows. After being driv-
en- over the city they spent an hour
visiting the business houses and get
ting acquainted"
BIDS FOR NEW SCHOOL.
Bids are being advertised for by
the city school board for the erection
OF school building as an addition TO
the Woodruff on the corner of First
West and First South streets.
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COLOMBIAN ASSEMBLY.

Bogota, Colombia, June 1.-THE as
sembly. which has Just closed it's ses-
sons, has adopted some important
laws, chief of which We're those which
will settle questions concerning the
boundaries between Colombia and Bra
I'll and Ecuador
Under the administration Of Prest
Reyes, Colombia has made great pro-
gross. Civil wars have ended and for
eign capital is seeking Investment In
mines and railroads
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DEATH OF MRS. HUGH CLAYTON
Fry Gets Two Years for burglary
Mental Dcrelict Deportcd.
Special Correspondence.

SPECIAL correspondence.
Provo Utah Co., June 15.-Mrs. Jane
Clayton, wife of Hugh Clayton, died
Sunday morning from uremla, after
several years Illness from Brights dis
ease. Mrs, Clayton was born in Eng
land 81 years ago, but has resided here
for many years. She was an exemplary
woman and faithful Latter-day Saint.
Her husband. one SON about 10 years of
age. and many other relates survive
her.
Mr.. clayton is in Philadelphia and
has been notified OF his wife's death.
The time of the funeral has not been
liked pending an answer from Mr.. Clay
ton.
FRY SENTENCED.
II. C. Fry, charged with burglarizng
n d. & r. G. car at Tucker on May
20, was arraigned before Judge Booth
Saturday and entered plea of guilty.
He was sentenced To two years In the
state prison.
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RAILRoAp noNps STOLEN.

New York. June 16.~-Chubb & Sons
marine Insurance brokers of this city
nave reported 10 the postal authori-
ties that As per cent gold bonds Of
the Guayaquil ana Quite Railroad COM
pany, with an aggregate value of 500
600 have been lost or stolen i'm transit
from London. Thev We're being ship
ped to a New York banker from its
London branch and according to
cable advices, were posted on the
steamer kalserln Ahmisto Victoria OF
the Hamburg American line. which ar
rived In New York eight days ago.
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dit9rium to its capacity. From salt
lake city about 100 came to partici-
pate In the event.
President i. Neuteboon Of tho asso.
citation presided. Tho music yns f,r.
nlshed by the tabernacle choir. Those
VINO addressed the large assemblage
on INC principles Of the gospel we're
residents L. w, Shurtlln ana n, G.
rS,garC, Bishop John Watson, Elders
w. IT, Volkor. E. Neuteboom. p. i.
ll...a.lnmers' Nicholas smith of Salt Lake
1tlly, herman van Braak, w. j. DeBey.
il. q Denkers ana l. sander.
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CIRCLEvILLH.
Little Seymour Judd of Banab Run
Over and Killed.

Special Correspondence.
Circleville, Piute Co, Utah. June 1S.
Seymour Judd. the seven-year-old
son OF Zadock X. Judd. Jr., OF Kanab,
Kane county. was almost instantly
allied while passing through this place
at 2 p. IN. today. The little fell
low was riding on the wagon holding
the lines. The father was walking by
the side of the wagon, which was load
ed with wool, and in - ssing over n
ditch, the little fellow was thrown
from the wagon in front OF the wheels.
back, breaking the same. The remains
Will be taken to Kanab for burial.
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munity goes to the bereaved. Every
thing possible was done for the child,
but 10 no avail
Bishops Counselor Oscar Layton
presided at the services. which took
place today at . y, M. The speakers
We're Presidents William u Johnson.
Charlss NJ. Layton, Sister Sarah
Moody, Bishop A, $. Porter Of Cen
tral The Thatcher choir furnished
several appropriate selections
Helen Mar, the child older than the
deceased, Is still very sick. but inn
proving. Harold the three-y car-old
grandson OF Prest Kimball, Is DANGER
ously III from diphthcriato Group
which is going through She family.
Harvest is on IN earnest. Headers
and binders are busy cutting. thresh-
ing, ana separating the grain
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nARvEsT 6r anIM REArrn.

NAENANN 70 Of GRIM REAPER.
Tho grim reaper visited three homes
saturday evening calling from this
sPnere OF existence mother. brother
on Friday George Edward. the ID.
yy. I'm o!u son OF MI. ana Mrs w II.
Collins, of 2t2l Royal avenue surrere,i
broken blood vessel in the throat A
phNsleian was summoned and enJeaV-
oIeu 10 stop the flow OF blood bitt
could not, and he died at 7:15 o'clocl;
saturday evening. The funeral SER
vices VIII be held Tuesday at o'clock
from the home
Mrs. Minerva +. Gibbons, 80 years
ol age wife of John Gibbons. passed
from mortality SATURDAY night nj
lo;5V at the residence 31Sl Monroe
avenue, Of a complication of ailments.
1er death is unusually said as she
leaves eight children motherless TO
battle with the world
Death claimed w. s. Simpson. Sat-
Iu[ulay night az the family residence in
hooper Grtet a lingering illness. from
u complication Of diseases. from
which he has suffered for more thar
q nan year. He was respected in his
nome town. a mother. three sisters.
ana brother survive him.
JAPANESE BURIED
Japanese laborer named NJ. Mat
asAiIa VINO was killed last Thursday
~ Nihnelnucca, New, on the line OF
the Southern Pacific, by being RIM
over by train. was brought TO o.
zen yesterday and buried this after
noon at O'clock la the Japanese
burial ground in the Ogden CITY Gem
etery' Rev j, Z. Craver officiating.
THREE SCORE AND TEN.
Abe Kuhn. who has been one of Og-
denis prominent merchants for many
years Yesterday celebrated his seven
tleth birthday at his beautiful home.
corner Of Madison avenue and twenty
fourth street, by a family reunion.
covers We're laid in the dinlnsroom
Tor twenty-five, and an elaborate din
her was served. Mr.. Kuhn's sons pre-
scented him with an elegant gold head
ed cane, suitably engraved. He re-
ceiVed numerous other presents. There
Were present of his family from out of
toWn- MI. and Mrs. Karl Kuhn and
| FAMILY of Reno. New Mr.. and Mrs wal
ter Marks OF St Louis Mr. and Mrs
Edward Wertheimer of Cincinnati The
| nome was beautifully decorated for the
| occasion, the dlningroOm being done I'm
| PINK and white and the parlors in red.
OWL CLUB.
The Weber Owl club OF Ogden has
| filed Its articles of incorporation with
the county clerk. The new corporation
absorbs the Owl club, which has com,
modious quarters in the Opera House
block. IT is capitalized for $4,000. d.
vided into shares Of the par value OF
IS each.
SUSPECTED HOLDUP ARRESTED.
officer Cooney placed under arrest
last night man who gives his name
as James Hay, who is Suspected OF be
ing the man who tried to hold up S. e
Thompson, on Twenty fourth street
but was knocked down, Thursday night
Hay has very black left eye and hi
face is bruised from heavy blow. ant
in every way he answers the description
| of the would-be holdup. He will b,
held pending further investigation.
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THATCHER. ARIZONA
Burial of Lttlo Rachel Simball--Grnin
Harvest NOW on.

Special Correspondence
Thatcher Graham CO.. Aliz. June
l2.-I.itte Rachel daughter OF Priest
Andrew Kimbal, who died Of diph-
iberia on tho eighth, while her father
MAS attending the NJ, A. conference
IN Salt Lake. was buried Today
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HoFFMEYER pEPoRTEp.

w. r. IA. PaXman. steward OF the
state mental hospital, has gone to Bos-
ton with a patient Carl Edwin Hoff-
nyer, who Is to be depOrted TO Swit2er-
land, his native country. Hoifmeyer
was committed 10 the mental hospital
Dec. IL. 1906. from Salt Lake City The
date was within three years OF his ar
rival In the United States. hence his
deportation.
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Rowp1Es COME TO GRIEF.
Fast Driving In Canyon Lands Two
Young Men i'm Jail.

ogden. June 1.-TWO young men
named William Handy and James Nyo
were locked up at the county jail last
evening by Sheriff Sebring on tbs
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Doctors Mayo and Wherry wish to
announce the removal of their offices
from the Deseret News building to
suite 122-S-4-5 Mercantile Annex, over
Walkers Dry Goods Store.
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NETHERLANDERs IN CONFER
ENCE

A conference of the Netherlands and
Belgium Missionary association was
held in Ogden yesterday with sessions
at the tabernacle morning and after
Moons. The attendance of elders and
saints was very large, filling the au-
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change Of fast driving in ogden can

charge of fast driving in ogden can
yon
They had hired q single buggy from
Nelson & E'ell's livery stable and drove
up Ogden canyon. Whether they hal
been drinking or not Is not known bu.
they acted very boisterously. Instead
of being satisfied to let the horse travel
along at a moderate rate of speed
whenever they would ncar another We
hicle they would make the horse rum at
full speed, until the animal was white
with foam and was very nervous.
When short distance east of Lewis's
camp they started the horse on the run
and ran over The bank INTO the river,
which is about four feet deep az that
point Fortunately for the two hood
lums they jumped and caught on some
large Willows and pulled themselves
out OF the walcr. Deputy Sheriff Sey-
fuour Clark happened to be near by
and. with the aid of others. saved t. 3
horse. and The buggy was taken out
later by two If the liverymeu. Deputy
Clark placed the two men under arrest
and notified Sheriff Sebring who took
q double team and drove up the canyon
for them. and brought them to the
county jail. where they were locked 'ip
for the night
The sheriff stated last evening that
he proposes making AN example Of the
young men as n warning TO all that
fast driving on any other violation of
the laws will not be tolerated in the
canyon. He intends that the lives of
people frequenting the canyon be pro-
tected so long as he is sheriff and that
all roWdyism in the canyon or else
where must be stopped.
PYTHIAN MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The knights of Pythias of ogden
held their annual memorial services
yesterday morning at the First Pres
bvterian church. The members met
at their hall and attended in a body,
A special musical program was rem
! dered by Miss Myrtle Balinger Miss
Lulu Mitchell, Mrs. John Culley and
Mr.. Davenport.
I Rev. John Z, Carver delivered the
| discourse.
After his sermon and a closing hyn,s,
! was being sung, a strange looking
/ man stood up at the rear of the hall
and said he also had something to say
TO the audience, but Rev. Carver ig-
nored him, so he walked up TO the
pulpit and shook his fist in the face
OF Rev. Carver and muttered something
I which could not be understood. His
actions frightened several of the la
dies in the audience, who feared he
was going to do the minister some
harm. Before the gentlemen in tn
audience could collect their thoughts
the man walked down the aisle and OUT
of the church, hence was not placed
under arrest.
STREET RAILWAY POWER.
! The Ogden Rapid Transit company
has received the transformers which
are to be Installed In the company's
powerhouse on Washington avenue
The machinery arrived Saturday anu
is TO be set up this week, so that II
will be ready for operation the latter
part of next week.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; IN CONFER
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