Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14

| Hear Ye Israel" Mendelssohn. Miss
| Ballanger; chorus. BE Not Afraid, p"
| Mendelssohn, tabernacle choir. A cor
| dial invitation is extended to the pub
| lie to attend.
| SHARP PRACTISE BY CELESTIALS.
The police do not propose to be out
| witted by a few Cinnamon proprletors
of the Boston cafe. A complaint was
sworn to charging one of the China
men with selling liquor last Sunday
When the case was tried a few days
ago the celestial appeared in court, and
1t developed during the hearing that
he was the cook and knew nothing of
the liquor deal. The case was, there
fore, dismissed. Chief Browning has
evidence that liquor was sold at the
safe and therefore has sworn to a
complaint charging each of the proprie
tors with the offense, so as to be sure
and get the right one this time
MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS COMING.
Nine. Lillian Blauvelt. one of the
worlds greatest sopranos, Is TO be heard
in Ogden this mornth, also the Chicago
Symphony orchestra. These are two of
the greatest musical attractions ever
booked for Ogden, and will draw large
audiences at the Grand Opera House.
where they are to be heard. Mime.
Blauvelt has been heard in Ogden once
before a number of years ago, when
she captivated the immense audience
who listened to her wonderful voice.
The orchestra is one of the largest
and best in the world and Ogden is to
be congratulated on securing these two
great attractions through the effort of
Mr.. William S. Wallace.
DEATH CLAIMS BRAKEMAN.
Death has claimed Harry Ryden, a
passenger brakeman on the Rio Grande
Western, from the effects of hemor-
rhage. The young man was taken i'll
while out on his run Thursday. He
was brought to Ogden and taken to the
hospital, where an operation was per-
formed without any benefit. and he died
I'm few hours. The funeral will be held
Sunday at o'clock from the home of
]. f. Fender, 2s7l Wall avenue
INQUIRY FOR LOST SON.
A pleading letter. from Mrs. n. f.
Middleton OF Nevada. Mo. has been
received by Chief of Police Browning.
asking him to locate her lost son. who
was last heard from at Ogden, Dec. rs,
when he wrote her he was III and would
have TO be operated on. The mother
fears he has died and earnestly asks
that any information that might lead
up to his whereabouts is earnestly soli-
cited.
VERDICT FOR SIPS.
The case of Sarah ]. Belnap ct al
against James Widdison eft al, which
has been on trial in the Second dis
trict court during the past week, before
Judge Howell and n jury, was complet-
ed last evening and submitted to the
jury, who after being out several hours.
rendered verdict in favor of the
plaintiff for Sl25. The suit was brought
to recover 81 400 alleged to be due as
damages done by water overlooking on
to paintifrs land.
ESTATE APPRAISEMENTs.
Appraisements have been filed in the
probate division OF the District court
by the appraisers In the following es-
tates
Mariana C. Mortenson valued at
81, 800 consisting of real estate and cash
in the bank.
Charles Singleton. valued at $3.50,
consisting OF real and personal proper
ty.
Jonathan Dye; valued at $500 all in
real estate.
GRAND ATTRACTIONS.
Tonight at the Grand Opera House
Manager Grant has Quincy Adams
Sawyer for an attfaption. Monday
night THE Gingerbread Man" Il great
musical attraction, will be presented.