Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-08
Sheriff Sebring Preparing Papers
Against Morse Cohen. Now
Doing Time in Cheyenne.
PETERSON-cLkRK EUPTlALS.
Deputy sheriff Surprises TrlcnIs-
Tarlncss Costs y. &. Mortcnscn
gIOO--Ncws Notes

ogden. Nov. S-shenn sebring is
now preparing charges with County
Attorney Harris against "a young man
who gives his name as Morse Cohen.
on one count nc will be- CHARGED with
forging the name of Joseph Cohen 20 a
check for $50, which was cashcd by
schicnneld. the Twcnty-H0h street
merchant. and "a second charges Of OBJ
tanning money by false prctense. that Of
securing 500 from Roserthal. the pawn
Broker on a worthless check. Cohen
committed the odenses over four
months ago, The two checks were
dated Denver June %. 1907. Tie claimed
they were sent him by his father but
on presentation at the banks both
checks were worthless.
After passing the checks he immo-
dittely left Ogden and went 70 Chey-
enne where he turned similar tricks.
The officers of Cheyenne ana Ogden
located him 90 Des Moines, Iowa, and
he was taken back 10 Cheyenne. found
guilty Of the charge and Is now serv-
ing 30 days az that city. Requisitlon
papers for him win be gotten out and
an officer win go 20 Cheyenne and get
him when bis time is uD there. The
charges against him IN ogden are pen-
iteutiury oflenses. so that III substanti-
ated be win no doubt get term In the
states prison
HARDNESS COSTS HIM 500.
For being late yesterday It cost ~
C. Mortenseu of ogden valley 800 BAIL
he had put mp for his appearance
TO answer to the district court on the
charge Of having trout in bis possess
e.
rested some time ago On complaint
Of the FISH and game warden. He put
up 500 for his appearance when the
case should be called. and yesterday
he did not put in an appearance al the
appointed hour and his bail was for
f.ited. he appeared "a short time later
bui the court could do nothing for him.
SURPRISED HIS FRIENDS.
Deputy Sheriff Seymour l.. Clark
sprung "a surprise yesterday afternoon
un bis many friends by quietly marry
ing Miss Margaret baltimore Peterson,
one Of Ogdun's accomplished and
charming young ladies. The relatives
OF the contracting parties were the only
ones present at the ceremony which
WIS performed at the home OF the
brides mother on jefferson avenue by
Patriarch George W. Larkin. dainty
rcpasi was served and Nh and Mrs.
moon Both the bride and groom are
among tho most popular and highly
esteemed Young people in Ogden. They
have q host OF friends throughout the
state who win Join IN extending the
heartiest congratulations and best
wishes.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Nj. ana Mrs Thomas b. Evans an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Mary Elizabeth TO Mr.. Frank sny-
der the marriage to be performed the
latter part Of this month in the salt
Lake temple. The bride-elect Is one OF
irs most charming and popular youns
ladies Of the city, and Mr. Snyder Is
enc Of Ogden's most progressive youns
business men. He rs at present man
aginc the Dee drug store.
AFTER DELINQUENT PARENTS.
on complaint OF Truant officer II. c.
Jacobs, @ complaint was issued out OF
Judge Gunnells court against Wilson
G.. Wright charging him with contrib
uiiug TO the delinquency OF his l5-ycar-
old son " O.. Wright. Jr., al school 500
that he after due notice has failed
70 send his son 20 school The case viii
come ID for trial IN a few days in tho
juvenile court.
FUNERAL OF LEONARD WILLIAMS
Arrangements have been made for
the furoral services over the remains
% Leonard Williams the young SWITCH
man who was accidentally killed Wed.
uesday IN the ogden depot yards. 20 De
held sunday at o'clock at the First
ward meeunghouse. Tho Woodmen OF
the world with a band viii attend the
funeral M a body. Hts remains may be
viewed ON the date of funeral between
The hours of 90 a M. and ] D. m at The