Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

ux spparel oil one of the seats, which
disappeared during his short absence.
la got n good description OF the thief
from the other passengers I'M the place
and started to locate him. He hurried
up Twenty-hfth street and was lust W
time 10 see the man with his bundle
under his arm enter q roomlng mousse
Tangren Immediately decided to stay
over night In Ogden.
Yesterday morning when pevlne was
leaving the rooming' house TangTen.
who was Oh the watch, spied him and
followed him north on Lincoln avenue
Between Twenty aud Twenty
thilt streets Tangrcn caught up with
his man and Immediately there was
something doing. IN the scufile which
which followed Tangren got Devtnc on
tuc ground and proceeded to shp~S his
face ,uto the mud until he pleaded FOR
mercy. Residents Of the ueighborhood
who saw the tussle tclcphoned for the
police aud Tangreu detained pcvine I'M
IN the ofhCors arrived and placed him
uuder arrest
EVIDENCE ~ HAYWOOD CASE.
Tomorrow Detective j. f. Pcndcr
Officer Thomas Burk. Desk Sergeant
Henry r. snyder and Special Oticer
McIutlre VIII leave ogden for Boise
Ida. to appear as witnesses In the
case against william ID. Haywood. who
Us now on trial al that city for his life
iu being Implicated In the murder Of
Gov. Stcuncnberg
Tho testimony Of tho ogden officers
BIS nece ssary to curroborate certain evil
denCc that has been given by Orchard
and steve Adams.
June g. 1908 Adams was in ogden
and was arrested by Special officer Nc
lu'lrc IN tho depot yards ON the charge
of trssLass, dc was taken To the police
station ard locked IN. While at the
jail he sent for Detective Fender and
officer shy der. and told them he was a
member ot q certain organization and
exhibited a card which. however,
proved later to have been forged, He
asked Mr.. Pender to 60 with him to tn.
Western Union. so he could get some
money. The officer accompanied him to
the telegraph Office and he sent a mes
sage to William u. Haywood, which
read as follows: u am in trouble.
Send me SIS AT once" A few hours lat
e. the l1Cney was received by Adams.
officer Burk bought Adams gun
from him, which weapon Is needed as
evidence in the Haywood case The
officers will take the records, gun. etc,
with them.
SUIT FOR $1,000 DAMAGES
A $1,000 damage suit has been filed in
the Second district court by Gilbert
Torgerson against Dennis A. Smyth,
alleged 10 be due for personal injuries.
II IS alleged I'm the complaint that Nov
ember 10, 1906. plaintiff was passing
along Twenty-flfth street. going to his
work, when a team attached to the
European hotel busS owned by Mr..
Smyth, ran away. The vehicle struck
Mr.. Torgersou and Knocked him down,
causing injuries which he claims he
will never recover from fully. The Ac-
cident it is alleged, was caused by the
carelessness OF defendant in not
having the team properly tied
JUVENILE BAND ORGANIZED.
A juvenile band was organized in
Ogden yesterday afternoon by Prof.
Nichols. There were present at the
first rehearsal is boys. ranging In age
up to Is years. Already Prof. Nichols
has rs enrolled and expects to increase
that number to so which will give him
a good sized band. A rehearsal win be
held every Friday afternoon between
4 and o'clock
The movement Is a good one and will
| awaken in the boys of the city a, much
greater interest in band music. A num-
Der of prominent citizens have eN-
pressed their interest i'm the movement
'AAiA HfhNt eRf'sNlii III MINUS ilAehAANi"ht
aid.
ARRESTED FOR FELONY.
Detective Fender and Sergeant PIN
cock yesterday afternoon made a trip to
| Midlake on the Ogden Lucin cut-off and
| arrested the operator, William Cutler,
| on the charge of felony. The arrest
| was made at the request of Sheriff T.
II. Burt of Clinton, Iowa, where Cutler
| ~ wanted He is married man and
| gfY ,t.atrf ant ha lal 10 n
served the company well and has APP
| peared to be a good reliable man. Burt
is coming TO Ogden for him.
HAND INJURED.
William Burns of Idaho came to OG-
den yesterday for medical treatment
of his right hand which was badly il
jured by being caught in plough q
few days ago. He was taken from
the depot to the Ogden hospital. where
Drs. Rich and osgood examined the
injuries and gave Mr.. Burns little
hope OF being able to save the hand.
DAMAGE SUIT DISMISSED.
The $4,000 damage suit of John
Smalley against the Rio Grande West
ern Railway company which has been
on trial IN the Second district court
Guring the past week, came to sudden
ending yesterday afternoon when Judge
ithWtll Oh llOAibll VI lIt utltlAStt gave
the jury peremptory instructions to
bring In a verdict In favor of the de-
Tense disuissing the actions Mr..
Smalley viii appeal the case TO the SUI
prcme court.
WOODMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
The Woodmen of the World held
! their annual meeting for the election
" officers for the ensuing year yester-
day, selecting the following gentle
men, Past c. O., Thomas G. Morris;
! C. c., Bemoud r. Huss; advisor, T. c.
| Macbeth, escort VIM. NJ. Piggott;
Watchman w H. Allen; sentry, Nc
Laren Wardleigh. managers Sam
Klein, r. b. Paine and Mathew Gait.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
a large number OF sympathizing
| friends assembled yesterday afternoon
/ at o'clock at the First ward meeting
| house to pay a tribute of respect To the
memory OF carl II. Samuelson, who
| died Tuesday OF spinal meningitis.
! Bishops Counselor h. Fl. Goddard pre-
! sided. The ward Juvenile choir rem
! dered a number OF sweet selections,
| and comforting remarks We're made by
! Elders Peter Anderson, Erickson, f..
l.. Woods and n. j. Tanner, Jr.
FARR-RUssELL ENGAGEMENT
The engagement OF Miss Eleanor L.
| Farr 90 Mr. Isaac Russell has been an
nounced by the brides mother, Mrs