Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-20
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cry music. properties. and "A host OF
other things have been appointed ana
are hard at work.
\ meeting was held in the clubrooms
yesterday afternoon. attended by f.
Moore, G.. l.. Ceiger of Geiger & Evans,
playwrights Fine details were gone
over thoroughly and at the conclusion
of the meeting the club was more than
eager to begin work Immediately.
BANDMEN ON STRIKE
Because they would not wear starch
ed shirts and collars n number of the
members of the Nichols Military band
went on strike and organized an "in-
surgcnt" band, and will go through the
season with soft collared shirts.
The action of the insurgents did not
interfere with Prof. Nichols getting
20 piece band out last Saturday and
furnishing music for the Carpenters
union, who entertained national officers
at the Carnegie library auditorium aft
er a parade about the city.
ALLEGED PICKPoCKET BAILED.
Charles Crawford. an alleged pick
pocket. who attempted to relieve John
Eames, an Idaho farmer of his pocket
book about a week ago. as he was step
ping aboard the midnight northbound
train, has been able to leave the con
fines of the county Jail. Arthur Craw-
ford of Los AnimaS. Colorado a broth
er of the accused man. deposited with
the sheriff Saturday afternoon cash
ball of $3.50.
Before leaving for Colorado with his
brother Saturday evening Crawford
says that he was sitting in the car of
the train when the officers came in and
arrested him. He disclaims any knowl-
edge of the alleged theft and saws that
he can prove his entire innocence at
the trial.
GREEN-KIRBY NUPTIALS.
The marriage of Miss Elsa Green of
Ogden and Harry n. Kirby of New
York was celebrated at the Episcopal
church Saturday afternoon, Rev. AL
fred Brown officiating. The couple left
In the evening for New York. where
they will make their future home.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
A movement is on foot by the cadets
of the high school TO go to San Fran
cisco to attend the exercises given at
the coming of the fleet The expenses
of the trip will he borne by the parents
of the cadets.
Tonight at the Congress dancing
academy occurs the charity ball of the
Martha society, which will be the event
of the season. The proceeds of the
event Will be used for the establish
ment of home for the INDECENT cases
Of the city. Governor Cutler and
number of prominent citizens from Salt
Lake are expected to be present.
The funeral services over the body of
Mrs. Mary Dudman will be held at the
North Ogden Westinghouse this afer-
noon. The interment will take place
in North Ogden cemetery.
Through her attorney. Julia c. West
has filed with the clerk of the district
court a suit for divorce against her
husband. George c, West who is an
inmate of the State Mental hospital at
Provo. where he has been since 1902.
A report of the work Of the children
of the Ogden public schools of the I'M
proving their homes has been received
by the superintendent and shows that
5,012 trees were planted in addition to
:, 166 shrubs and rose bushes.
The board of county commissioners
has passed a resolution endorsing the
proposed action of the Intermountain
Fair association in holding a four coun-
" fair, i'm which Weber Morgan, Davis
and BoXelder counties will join.
The body OF Pasquale Menicucci, an
Italian boy, was brought to the city
Saturday evening and taken to the
Richey Undertaking parlors from which
the funeral win be held today. The
boy died while enroute To the city from
Pocatello. suffering with injuries re-
ceived while working in the machine
shops at that point