Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21

Beautiful lslo".... Double male quartet
organ solo, selected Sam r. whitaker
Solo, For God So Clothed the
Grass" ...,.s.W William s. Wright
Selection Tabernacle choir
Judge Howell heard three divorce
suits In the district court yesterday.
A decree OF divorce was granted
stephen G.. Kiusey In his suit against
Alice NJ. Kinsey, the grounds being
desertion
on the testimony Of Bertha Arm
strong and her sister, showing that
Joseph Armstrong deserted her and
oas failed to provide for her, the court
ordered the bonds Of matrimony dis
solved. They We're married at Nor
gan Utah. eight years ago.
William II. Clark having been guilty
Of drunkenness and failure to pro-
eide for his wife and three little chill
dren. the court granted Elizabeth Z.
Clark decree of divorce, custody OF
the children. They were married in
this city Christmas day, 1908.
The Weber club has telegraphed an
invitation to Admiral r. d. Evans.
commanded of the Atlantic fleet which
is now anchored at Magdalena bay,
requesting him to do ogden the honor
of visit on his trip east. The admiral
will leave his command on the arrival
of the fleet at san Francisco. Should
he accept the invitation the club and
city officials will plan n big reception
in his honor for the early part OF
May
IAN inspection of the city school build
inrs was made yesterday by Supt. VIII
liam Allison, and Fire Chief Paine, for
the purpose of considering arranging
at each OF the buildings a big fire es-
cape thus making the protection of the
children more safe from fire. The board
OF education has practically decided on
installing a spiral fire escape at the
schools, as they are the largest and
quickest means OF emptying building.
Ogden's school buildings all have wide
halls and the doors open to the outside
and there is not a public school build
ing In the city that cannot be emptied
in less than three minutes.
Another echo Of the heavy storms OF
1906 when several homes were partial-
ly submerged IN water In the south
eastern portion OF the city, through the
city having filed up the natural water
way, has been heard in the filing of a
complaint in the Second district court
by r. ]. Miller against ogden city. He
alleges that his house, located at 2640
Monroe avenue, which was constructed
of adobe, was almost ruined by the
flood waters damaging him in the sum
of $3.50 for which amount he asks
Judgment against ogden city.
Mrs, Annie Ballantyne Quayle. one of
the pioneers of lS4T, is now laid to rest
in the Ogden city cemetery. After i'm
pressive funeral services yesterday at
the home of Mr.. A. Il. Hyde, Sr. at
Salt Lake City, the remains were
brought to Ogden. where they were met
at the depot by number of relatives
and taken to the place of burial. At the
grave Prof. Joseph Ballantyne and a
quartet rendered Nearer. My God, to
Thee and Elder l.. A. Larkin offered
the dedicatory prayer. The deceased
was a sister to the late Richard Bal
lantyne and was nearly SO years of
age.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The time of holding the funeral serv-
ices over the remains of William l..
Sharner has been changed from
o'clock Sunday to / o'clock at the Lynn
ward Westinghouse.