Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-25
RAYMOND c. HILL
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Ogden. Sept 25.--R Raymond c. Hill, a
car Inspector in the employ of the
S southern Pacific company of this city,
met with an accident yesterday, which
cost him his life. The man was taken
to the hospital and Immediate medical
attention was given him, but after lin
gering ~ few: hours died of his injuries.
According to the information gained
in the local railroad offices, Hill went
s II, between two freight cars to attach
the air hose when u refrigerator car
was kicked" on to the side track and
struck the cars which Hill was stand
ing between. The man was knocked
to the ground and his left leg was
crushed above the knee.
The deceased was &c years of age He
was born in Salt Lake City, but lived
in Ogden for many years, where he
married Miss Hattie Horsepool. Besides
his widow, two children are left sl,rvip-
ing. with his mother, who lives in this
city at his home corner OF Twenty
sixth street and Wall avenue.
p MONTICELLO FIRE LOSSES.
Later advices from8the fire at Mon
itello, New. which destroyed the rail-
road eating house and hotel. state that
MI tho guests as we'll as employees of
the place lost everything that they
owned. SO fast and furious did the fire
burn after it started.
Manager AL Harrison. Cashier Reid.
Harry Enoch G. s. Remblod, c. s.
Spurlin. John Rink, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donohuc and a number Of the employees
of the hotel arrived in Ogden last eve
ming to purchase anew supply OF wear
ing apparel, all Of their raiment being
destroyed in the fire. AS there is only
one restaurant III the town and that
being run by a Chinese. the railroad
outfit cars which We're ordered to the
town by Supt. Lewis of the dining car
and hotel department of the Hartman
system will be kept there to help feed
Z the 300 railroad people until the hotel
is rebuilt.
DEATH OF ALBERT ADAMS.
Albert Adams. foreman of the Wa
Eatch Canning company, died yesterday
morning at the family residence on
Park avenue as the result Of an opera
ton to remove q dead bone in his skull.
The trouble originated when he was u
small boy, having at the time an ar
Fiction in the ear which later affected
the bone of the head.
The deceased was born In England
about % years ago but has resided in
Ogden for the past 20 years He was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Adams, e
who together with four brothers and
VIII be announced la ter.
z KENNEDY ESTATE.
petition was filed in the district
court yesterday afternoon by A. G..
Horn asking for the appointment of
B Don -Nfaguie as administrator of the
estate of Richard Kennedy. deceased.
The petitioner states that the deceased
died in Racine, Wis, whcrcthe widow
and seven heirs reside and who have
asked the petitioner TO act in the mat
ter Of the estate in Ogden. which is
valued at $4,000.
WEDDING BELLS.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to a. Fl. West and
Laura b. McClosky, both Of Ogden.
SCHOOL HOLIDAY. .l5
The public schools OF Ogden will have
n holiday next Wednesday to enable
K the children to attend the Big -Four
county fair on it's opening day, belaS
also chidren's day.
DISTRICT COURT.
The case of f. $. Rolapp, trustee, vs..
the ogden & Northwestern lailroau
Involving Il certain right-of-way, Is
on trial before Judge Howell In the us
trict court today
CLAIMS HE IS INNOCENT.
Charles Clark, charged with stealing