Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-15

ty-ffth street. in this city. from which
place 1t is alleged that he took s12o
and a revolver early yesterday morn
Ing when he suddenly left the city.
According to There Geffas. proprietor
of the place, Buck" appeared at his
place about a week ago and asked for
work He was employed and placed
IN charge of the dishwashing crew.
Tuesday Buck told the proprietor that
he had secured a position with the
Pacific Express company in Wyoming
and was going to go out there to work.
as Geifas was very busy on Tuesday
he neglected going to the bank to make
deposit and left sl20 in the till over
night. Yesterday when he opened up
missing. After doing a little detective.
work upon his own hook Geffas report
ed the matter to the police.
BODY SENT HOME FOR BURIAL.
The body of Mrs. Melissa Montgom-
cry. wife of Charles Montgomery of.
Alamo, Ida. was shipped to that town
last evening by Undertaken c. j. a.
Lindquist The deceased died at North
Ogden In this county. Tuesday morning,
after an illness OF six weeks OF blood
poisoning. The deceased Is survived by
husband, mother. father. four sisters
and seven brothers.
RUSSIAN LECTURE,
Count Lochwitzky will deliver a lee
ture this evening at s:15 o'clock at the
Weber Stake academy lecture hall, un-
der the auspices of the student body
OF the school. Count Lochwitzky was
banIshed by the car of Russia to ST.
IBERIA to serve a life term, but managed
to escape. The lecture Will deal with
the life and conditions In Russia and
Siberia as were found by the count.
The lecture promises to be a highly in
teresting one and will undoubtedly be
largely attended.
SUGAR COMPANY PAY DAY.
Today is pay day at the Amalgamat-
ed Sugar companys factory IL this city,
and about $4,000 viii be paid out to
the farmers who furnished the first two
weeks. This payment represents about
half a months supply and fully 20
per cent of the campaign for sugar
making is to come yet So far about
1900 tons of beets have been used and
the pay for them will go to about 500
farmers who reside In Weber Davis
and BoXelder counties.
BISSELL-GILL WEDDING.
Vincent G. Gill circulator OF the
Salt Lake Tribune at Ogden, left for
the east this afternoon on a three
weeks trip. He goes directly to indie
pendence, Ia. where he will be married
TO Miss Buelah Rissell. one IR the
charming bells of that town and who
made number OF friends in Ogden a
year ago when she was a teacher in
the public schools. BEFORE returning to
Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Gill will visit Mr..
Gill's former home In Madison, Wis.
PASSED WORTHLESS CHECK.
H. O. Kelly was arrested yesterday
upon the charge of forgery and is held
in the city Jail awaiting the results OF
an investigation that Is being con-
Quoted further by the officers. 1t APP
pears that Tuesday evening Kelly pur-
chased a meal ticket at the Healy cafe
which is owned by ] c. Jensen, tender
ing check for $40 bearing the sigma
ture of John Douglas" and after eat
ing a meal took his departure.
A short time later Kelly appeared
and asked the restaurant man to cash
another check for him, the amount this
time being $40 kelly's actions aroused
the suspicious of Jensen who refused
the request and started an investiga-
ton. He found out that the check he
had was worthless and reported the
matter to the police. The arrest OF
Kelly was made yesterday by Officer
Hadlock.