Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
Today 5 Ogden News

Young man, who passed away suddenly
at Bews, Nevada, We're particularly dis
tressing. II so happened that neither
father nor mother nor any relative
could be in attendance at the last rites
but friends OF the young man and of the
parents who about - years ago. We're
Wen known and respected residents of
ogden. We're present in great number
and left nothing undone which could
testify to their respect for the dead man
aud their sympathy for his parents.
Rev. u. w. Crane of the Meth
odist church, delivered brief
but eloquent and touching fu-
the F'raternal Order Of Eagles we've
present as all organization and men,
bers of that order We're pall-be0rers. At
the open grave the ritual services Of
that order were held.
Many beautiful flowers We're about
the bier and n long corteEe of car
llages with sorrowng friends followed
the body 10 its resting place IN Noun
tain View cemetery.
WEDDING LICENSES.
DR.. T. Il. staup Of Bingham Canyon.
Utah ana Miss Florence A. Richards of
Solt Lake City, were granted license
TO wed by the county clerk.
license was also Issued to Patrick
O'Ncil 81 and Miss Selma Lehman. 20,
both OF St Louis, Mo-
BAD MEN CAPTURED.
Two men giving the names OF James
A. McFall and c. w, France, were
arrested at 1 o'clock this morning
in the Pacific saloon on Twcnty-hfth
street, Subsequently they confessed
that they had tried to enter the Mon
tana pawn shop, owned by White q
Kurz but had been scared away by
the night man inside. They stated
that they intended to hold up Mrs
Charles who operates q restaurant on
Wall avenue near the depot. The
arrest followed a conversation be-
tween the men which was overheard
by officer Burke. who promptly sum
moned Officers CQoney and Vance and
all three got their men.
ROSE ROLLEY CASE.
Rose Rolley. whose case has caused
considerable disturbance in the Og-
den courts owing 10 her claiming to
be under age, appeared before the
Juvenile court this morning and the
charge Of grand larceny against her
was dismissed at the request of the
county attorney. She was Immediately
re-arrested by Deputy Sheriff Wilson
ON a similar charge, This afternoon
she will be taken before Justice oi
the Peace Chandler of Wilson pre-
cinct when it is believed that evidence
will be forthcoming showing her to
be over 49,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. G. 3. Roberts has gone east TO
visit for a few weeks with relatives.
Suit was filed in the Second district
court by c. +. Robertson against \. A
Steed, Jr., to recover $500 alleged to
he due on promissory notes dated
March, 1904.
The Virginian theatrical company
did not arrive in Ogden until after
O'Clock last evening, but they were
greeted with a large audience, who
waited until after 10 o'clock Before the
performance commenced. Tonight "a
Yale" will be played at the Grand.
David Eccles OF the Amalgamatet
Sugar company, accompanied by his
wife and two daughters. left Ogder
for the east, where they will spend q
short time. then sail for Cuba, where
several weeks will be spent in lookinE
IN which MIR. Eccles is extensively in
terested.
/ Part of the Weber Stake academ.
/ new building has been fitted up TO
| basket ball practise. This viii enable
| both the first and the second team
] to get In better shape for their leasu
| games. The second team meets TN
I high school team on Friday at 1880 ii
the new armory; and the first team
plays the l. d. s. l.. OF Salt Lake /.
the same place at o'clock Saturda,
night