Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-18


the youthful trainwrecker, who caused
such "a sensation two weeks ago by
wrecking a Union Pacific freight train
near the Peterson station, resulting In
the death of Engineer McFeeley and
the injuring of several other train men,
was given a preliminary hearing yes
terday at Morgan city, Utah, on the
charge of murder, before Justice OF the
Peace Samuel Francis, and was bound
over to answer to the charge 70 the dis
trict court, being booked on the charge
of murder, without bail.
ALLEGED BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Browning Bros. of this city received
an order from NJ. A. Parrot of Reno,
New, yesterday for a quantity of guns.
ammunition and other articles Incl
dentally Mr. Parrot mentioned In his
letter that his place of business had
been burglarized short time ago and
about $500 worth of goods taken.
Brownings heard OF the arrest by the
local police Wednesday of two men Civ
ing their names as Thomas Collins and
Howard st. John. who had in their
possession a quantity of pistols, knives
and jewelry. One of this company went
over TO the police station and examined
the goods found on the men and tele-
graphed a description to Mr.. Parrot,
who replied giving the cost marks, etc,
on the guns and knives stolen which
TALES with the marks on the property
now In the custody of the police. Mr.
Parrot 1t Is expected, will come to Og-
den to identify the goods. II they prove
to be his Nevada officers Will come 20
Ogden and get the men. who will be
charged with burglary. 1t was by
mere chance the men were arrested
here. Their having such a quantity of
new goods III their possession is what
! aroused the suspicion of the local po-
lice. They claim to have bought the
goods.
MISS RoLLEY STILL IN JAIL.
Miss Rose Rolley, who claims to be
but II years of age and under the ju
| reelection of the juvenile court, was
| given hearing yesterday afternoon
| before his honor. who bound her over
| to answer to the charge OF grand lar
| ceny to the district court and fixed
| her bond at $500. which she was unable
| TO furnish. Whether or not her at
torney will again apply for writ of
but it is expected he will on the
| grounds that the juvenile court had no
| Jurisdiction to bind her over to high
err court. but should have committed
| her to the reform school. IL found
| guilty.
ONE DAY FOR CONTEMPT.
One days confinement in the county
| Jail was she sentence imposed by Mu-
niclpal Judge Murphy on w. b. Wedell.
the real estate man, for alleged insult
| to the court during the trial of j. I.
| Hit against Wedell, The commit
ment was placed in the hands of the
sheriff, who took him in custody yes
| terday morning. but permitted him to
occupy the sheriff's office during con-
| finement, which only lasted until about
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
! jury who heard the case brought in
| verdict against Wedell, assessing the
| Judgment at S25. interest S2.5S, and costs
| of suit.
Mrs Edith b. Graham has filed Il
| suit for divorce in the district court
against John r. Graham, alleging nom
support The parties were married
at Brigham City, September, 1903. She
asks fer decree OF divorce. 1925 tenn
porary alimony. custody of the chill
dren and a restraining order to pre-
vent the railroad company from pay
| ing him $50 coming to him. The court
signed the order and granted tenn
porary alimOny and $50 attorneys
| fees.
BEN BERNARDS is DEAD.
A telephone message was received
in ogden last evening announcing tho
| death of Ben Demands yesterday at
the Latter-day Saints hospital in Salt
Lake City, from inflammation OF the
bowels. He was the 15-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs ]. b. Bernards of ESQ
Walker avenue this city. The body
was brought Ia ogden today and tho
time of funeral win be announced
| later,
MRS. HENRY'S FUNERAL.
Impressive funeral services over the
remains of Mrs. Martha Henry we're
held at the First ward Westinghouse at
l o'clock. Bishop ID. II. Ensign presid-
| ing Appropriate music was furnished
by the ward choir and Mrs. Mary Far
ley sang mot Half Has Ever Been
! Told" The excellent life OF the de-
ceased was eulogiZed by Elders Daniel
stephens, IL. G. Hansen, ii. II. Taylor.
Sisters Pratt and Crosble and Bishop
Ensign. There was good attendance
at the services.
The remains OF Henry G. Cox, who
was killed at Bingham Wednesday, will
be brought 10 ogden today for burial
Sunday at ~ o'clock In the Ogden City
cemetery.
WIFEBEATER FoRFEIrs BONDS.
In the case OF Ogden City VS.. Charles
Brown. charged with wifebeating. OF
| which he was found guilty and fined
800 from which decision an appeal was
taken 20 the district court, the matter
was called for trial before Judge How
| ell. The defendant failed 10 appear
either I'm person or by counsel and the
court declared his bond OF $500 forfeit
| ed. -
ODGEN MEDICoS.
AT a meeting OF the ogden Medical
society the following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year. DIR. Ezra G.
Rich, president; DR.. j. 3. Gordon, vice
president. and Dr. w. J. Browning.
treasurer. The association Is In good
order and IN composed OF most OF the
leading physicians OF Ogden,