Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-21
| T oday ; Ogden News

service of summons on any railroad.
telegraph or telephone company or
upon any ticket agent or other agent
having charge OF any property or bust
ness of such corporations in such
county.
In this same connection President
Ktmball suggested that some act be
passed by the legislature TO provide
for change of venue in case of preju-
dice of judge, making 1t compulsory
instead of discretionary on the part
of the Judge as 1t now exists.
DISASTROUS RUNAWAY.
team attached to one of the
Wright & Sons companys delivery
wagons ran away saturday evening OF,
Twentyfourth street hill demoiish-
ing the vehicle. The delivery boy had
delivered a package to one of the resi-
dences and was Just stepping into the
vehicle when the horses took fright
at something In the road and dashed
down the hill but had only gone
short distance when they ran into n
telegraph pole. Passersby caught
them before they could get loose from
the vehicle. The driver escaped with
out injury.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The Fifth ward Westinghouse was
niied with sympathizing friends yester.
day AFTERNOON, who assembled to nav a
tribute of respect to the memory of
Beni Bernards, the 15-year- old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Bernards, who died
SO suddenly Thursday. The funeral
services were commenced at 9 o'clock,
Bishop John Watson presiding. Some
sweet musical selections We're rendered
by the Holland choir and Prof l.. van
den Aaker sang solo. The speakers
We're Elders j. w. F. VoIker, f. Neute-
boom, II. b. Denkers, p. j. hammers,
w. y. DeBry and T. a. Shreeve. who
spoke feelingly of the pure. noble life
or the deceased. of his love for his
aged parents and desire to do good
They comforted the family in the hone
OF glorious resurrection. A wealth OF
beautiful floral tributes silently told of
the love in which he was held. Inter
ment took place In the Ogden city GEM
etery, Elder Shreeve defeating the
grave.
All that was mortal of Henry G. Cox
was Consigned to rest in the ogden city
cemetery yesterday afternoon. At II
o'clock funeral services were held at
Llndquist's parors. Bishops Counsel
Tor James Hunter presided. Comfort
ing remarks were made by Elders Hun
ter E. A. Larkin and Bishop Robert
Mcfarland.
EXPOSED TO DIPHTHERIA.
Through the holding of a public
funeral over the remains of the To-
year-old daughter of City Councilman
X. NJ, Jensen of Huntsville week
ago, who. IT was supposed died from
Group. 1t now develops the entire town
has been exposed to diphtheria as
since then two more OF Mr.. Jensen's
children have taken sick with the
same disease. which has since been
diagnosed as diphtheria of the most
malignant type. Since the mistake was
discovered every precaution has been
taken TO prevent the spread OF the
dreaded disease, but great fears are
expressed that others who were eX-
posed TO the disease may come down
with it.
DROPPED MONEY IN. STREET.
A lady whose name could not be
learned while walking down Twenty
NTH street Saturday night, about
o'clock, had the misfortune to lose
$500 in $40 gold pieces out Of hole
in the pocket OF her coat The money
was loose In her pocket and the $50
gold pieces dropped out of the pocket
one by one. but fortunately she missed
them after going only about q half
block and in searching along the side
walk which had many pedestrians she
round all of the money but $40. 1t is
supposed some one picked UP two $50
gold pieces along the street.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE BOOKINGS
This weeks bookings at the Grand
Opera house are tonight "Ole Olson"
Wednesday night, Kerry Cow" and
Thursday night, Her own Way"
Il have been somewhat costiye. but
Doan's Regulets gave lust the ras,,,ta