Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-09
/ Today 5 Ogden News

funeral services will be held and in
terment take place.
Mr.. Decker, father of the deceased,
ia well known produce dealer in
Provo.
JOHN A. BOYLE INJURED.
Ogden, Aug. 9--John A. Boyle, pres
ident and manager Of the Boyle Hard
ware company fell from a store ladder
yesterday afternoon and received pain
full. but not serious in1uVes. Mr. Boyle
had mounted the ladder to get some
goods from one of the top shelves.
While thus engaged Mr. Virgin i. Cain,
a member OF the firm came along with
an arm full OF goods and accidentally
ran into the ladder. Mr.. Boyle was
precipitated to the floor and struck ON
the edge of the counter. The extent of
his injuries could not be learned, bet
II Is thought that he Is suffering with
q broken rib. 1t is apparent, however,
that his injuries are of such nature
that Mr.. Boyle will be confined to his
home for several days.
ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER.
Ogden. Aug. 9.--Carl Schurtz, 10
year-old boy was arrested by officer
Kellher of the police department yes
terday afternoon and locked up in the
city Jail on a charge of petit larceny.
The boy hired out early yesterday aft
eimoon to clean the yard Of residence
on the bench While the lady of the
house was In the front the boy went in
TO the house through the rear door and
stole breastpin and $40. When ar
rested he had the pin and so cents.
Schurt2 has served term in the state
Industrial school.
PEACE D1STURBER ARRESTED.
Ogden, Aug. s.--Curtis Morrow was
arrested at o'clock yesterday after
noon by officer Kelliher upon the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons.
1t is alleged that early In the after
noon Morrow went to the Billings room
ing house on Lincoln avenue and
threatened the life CT man named
Donovan, against whom he had u grtev-
ance. The members of the household
were thrown into a acknowledgements and
q riot call was sent into the police. Of
flcers Cooney and Tom Burke responded
but the disturber had mysteriously dis
appeared. A good description of the
man was secured and about four hours
later officer Kelliher apprehended his
man. At the police station Morrow gave
his age as 20 and his occupation as that
of a moulder. We nhsearched an ugly
looking revolver was found on his per-
son.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Elder Charles Shaw has arrived home,
after serving for two and a. half years
as a missionary in New Zealand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greenwich, for
merly of Ogden, but at present residing
in Bingham, are visiting with relatives
in Ogden.
Sheriff Sebring went to Salt Lake
City yesterday afternoon. taking with
him Robert James and Il. j. Heating
sentenced TO serve two years each In
the state penitentiary. and John Mitch
ELL who is TO serve seven years Tor
grand larceny.
The three-year-ol son OF ME- ana
Mrs James Bryant of North Ogden died
yesterday of diphtheria. lpterinent took
place in the North Ogden cemetery.
While playing in the bath tub IN
company with several companions
Wednesday afternoon, Mortimer Bar
| rows, years of age, fell backward
and struck pile of broken glass, tear
| ing a jagged wound across the back.
| After dressing the wound the doctor
| stated that the boy was seriously hurt'
| but his injuries are not likely TO prove
| fatal.
| 1t is said that the Ogden Water
| Works company VIII drive tunnels into
| the hillside in Taylor's canyon ana pipe
| the spring water obtained thereby. Inc
| company has been experimenting along
! this line for some time past and the en-
| gineers have given it as their opinion
| that the snowfall is sufficient to give
' a constant supply of water Pipe Tor
| the oonduits have been ordered and II
will be put in place as soon as possible.
The Y. NJ. NJ. !. A. and the Y. l.. NJ. |.
| A. of Weber stake yesterday had their
| annual outing at Lagoon, and over 1000
| attended 1t was the largest attendance
| out of Ogden that ever went to that
| popular resort.
| Arrangements have been made Tor a
| picnic of the Eagle lodge No lis of Og-
! den at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon
on Thursday( Aug. 90 The noble birds
| and their ladies will turn out in large
| numbers for the occasion.