The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-25
HUSBAND WAS ON HAND
A. J. Morrow and Elizabeth Moore
Register at Provo as Man and
Wife-ATrest Follows.


abeth Moore registered at the Lamar
house as Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Lesser last
night, after airs. Moore had come in from
Ogden and met Morrow at the depot. On
the same train was &. II. Moore of salt
Lake, the husband of Mrs Moore, but
Mrs Moore did not know this Mr. Moore
had been suspicious of the parties for
some time and had learned that Morrow
had come 10 Provo, Monday, and that
Mrs Moore had gone - Ogden. He con-
clGded. and correctly that this was only
blind. and followed MS wife to Provo.
Here he explained 90 d officers his sus-
picious. and Officers Martin and Snow
We're detailed on the case and made the
arrest about N o'clock last night, when
Morrow and Mrs. Moore were occupying
the same room
Morrow is "a paper hanger and Mr..
Moore Is a cook.
Deputy Sheriff Pratt went TO Cotton
yesterday and arrested Albert Johnson
OF. Spanish Fork, a sheep shearer, who
was believed by Cotton people 10 be in
sane, but 10 seems that his insanity was
only the effects of excessive drinking.
Tie may be charged with indecent cN-
Six loaded coke cars of a freight train
ll the D. * r. O.. coming west were
derailed near the county infirmary this
morning and completely smashed. a
tramp CraWled out of one Of the cars
and he says there were two other tramps
il the wreck, but they have not yet been
found. tt is supposed the soft soil Of
the grade gave way and caused the de
railment. A large wrecling crew is
clearing away the debris.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
in the Fourth district court by Louisa
Clark of SprIngVille against Max Clark,
on the ground of failure to provide. The
parties were married in this city, March
suit for divorce has been commenced
by r.. Earl Blackett against Lois Black
EFT. of Springytlle. on the ground of de-
which plaintiff asks that the custody be
given defendant The parties were mar
rfed al Springville. Sept 9. 1907.
Sheriff George Rowley of Millard cOun-
ty brought Mrs. Christina Egan of Fill
more 20 the state mental hospital today.
Airs. Egan is IS years of age and is the
mother of three children.
Rev S. II. Goodwin. who is an instruc-
tor i'm the A. q. u. i'm ornithology, has
left Provo FOR ii trip to Bear lake. Mr..
Goodwin travels ON horseback and will
so by way of Coalviile. His object in
making the trip is to- study the native
birds.
story lodge No. 4. r. & A. NJ. will meet
at the Episcopal church Friday evening.
June %. St. Johns day. The subject of
the sermon by Rev. Thornton Denhart
viii be "Hyrum-abif, a Man of Wisdom
and Understanding
George Shirley. transient peddler
pied guilty to a complaint charging him
with using abusive language towards
Sarah Christensen, at whose house he
called Wednesday morning. He was
David f. Cuff was fined 50 for pur-
chasing, i'm his business as second hand
dealer, "a bride from minor who had
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Pike came up from
St. George this week. The doctor has
gone TO San Francisco, where he viii re-
main for some weeks when Mrs. Pike
Will join him and go with him to Seattle,
after which they viii remain in Provo
for the summer.
George Martin. son of Mrs. Joseph B
Richmond, died yesterday from blood
poisoning az the age of II years. The
deceased was a native of Illinois and
came to Provo seven years ago. The
funeral services VIII be held Thursday
at D o'clock I'm the Third ward meeting
house.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Ann ~ Davis were attended by
large number of relatives and friends
The speakers were Elder David John,
Bishop O. II. Berg and Elders John G.
Jones, w. f. Rydalch, NJ l. Pratt and
s S. Jones. who testified to the noble
life of the deceased and spoke words OF
consolation to the bereaved relatives
The ward choir rendered appropriate mu-
sic. Many beautiful floral offerings evil
denced the high esteem in which the de
ceased was held
Herbert. the 6-year-Old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph s. Daley. was kicked on the
forehead by a horse. last night with the
result that the child sustained a severe
fracture of the skull above the left eve
Just how the accident happened il not
known, but the horse was loose IN the
yard and 1t is supposed the boy was play
ing with him The little patient was tax
en- To the Provo General hospital for
treatment
w. w. Goodrich has returned from
Golden. Colo. where he purchased some
pure bred Jersey cattle for the Provo
Jersey association.
Professor W. A. Wetzel of salt Lake
VIII be the adjudication OF the musical con-
rn sF.r
schools i'm the Provo tabernacle tomor-
row and Friday evenings
An excursion viii be given by the Utah
county bands. July - 90 one of the Salt
Lake resorts. A contest between the
bands viii be one of the attractions of
the occasion.
w F. Giles and J. David Larson went
TO Tintic last evening TO inspect some
mining properties.
Fishing is better i'm the Provo river
than IL has been for years and IL is ex-
pected that it VIII be better when the
water goes down.
Juvenile officer Roper went to Payson
yesterday and arrested two boys. Dallas
ana Claude Winward. who had tapped a
till. taking out S. They viii be handled
by the juvenile court.
Stanley Householder and Arnold Rosen-
lund, of Eureka boys about II years of
age. were arrested here today as run
always and will be returned to Eureka
Alma Starks of Spanish Fork was fined
S. by Justice Dahle Tuesday, for shoot
ing dog belonging to W. O. Greer.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
the following couples; y. NJ. Pulley OF
American Fork and Rebecca Coates of
Lehi, Andrew T. Rasmussen of Spring
City and Gertrude Brown Of Provo
THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL of the
State Federation of Labor meets on Sun
day afternoon TO discuss several Ques-
tons pertaining to organized labor in
Utah.