Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19

issued. Finally lot OF checks
amounting 90 Sis came IN and the
case was reported TO sheriff Judd. who.
| owing 20 the bold methods OF Newton.
had little trouble In locating the source
~ trouble. Newton would 90 10 place
Of business in springvllle or Provo and
make a purchase and pay with one of
Mr Richards checks. receiving the dif-
ference in cash Newton married an
estimahlc young lady in springvluo on
Tho goth OF last month. and the crim-
inal actions Of her husband has proved
severe shock To- her Friends of
Newton are trying To- nix matters out
oi court, but 10 Us not thought probable
they VIII succeed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WED
DING
A marriage license has been Issued to
w. ~. Warrenskie OF Joseph. and An
ME sheppard of Payson
MRS. FLETCHERs FUNERAL.
There was a large attendance at the
funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Calvin Fletcher, held yesterday az
the First Ward meetinghousc. Tho
Following speakers euloRized the life OF
The deceased. Or. John A. wldsoe.
Prot i. = Hinckley, Prof George Os-
mund, Miss Alice L. Reynolds and
Bishop o. "a Berg Beautiful vocal
selections were rendered by the First
ward choir and solo by Prof. A. g..
Lund.
DEATH OF JOHN MAYBERRY.
John Mayberry died Tuesday night.
after several years illness from con-
sumption and other ailments. The de-
ceased was born In 1860 I'm Gunderoo.
Australia, and came 10 Utah with his
Nf la
Mayberry) In 1870, since which time
his home has been In Provo. He leaves
wife and 10 children ana many 9TH
err relatives Funeral services will be
hold Sunday at - o'clock in the Fifth
ward Westinghouse.
REGRETS WRONG ACT.
city Marshal Williams received a
letter from the chief Of police OF Los
Angeles yesterday, which stated that
VIM. l.. Whippe had come into the Of
fee and told that he had cashed a
check here for $40. belonging to his
cousin, VIM, L. Whipple. and that he
felt so worried over Il that he want
ed TO give himself up TO the authorl-
ties. The letter states that the officers
there had some doubts about Whlpple
being criminal and thought he wss
laboring under an hallucination. The
ildA lh tNl4tNlly not q cIll&lual OF ne
would not have worried over the Of
Tense, but he Is the man Of whose
check transaction yesterdays News
had an account lie will not be brought
here as the money will be made good
20 the bank, and the owner Of the
check VIM. J.. Whipple. who is a
cousin Of VIM r. Whipple, does not
want TO prosecute.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Miss Ida Crouch Hazlitt. of Helena.
Montana, lcctured here Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings on Socialism.
Miss Crouch is an able speaker, and
held the interest Of her audience
throughout She set forth the advan-
tages OF cooperation VS. competitive
economic methods In a very temperate
ana pleasing manner.
The local authorities propose to pros
ecute the young men who were with
George Mcmahon on the night he took
some wine from the show window OF
the Elkhorn pharmacy Just what
charge viii be brought against them Is
not known. Mcmahon was charged
with burglary.
A mountain lion is said to have lost
his jungle and is presumed 10 have
Travelled down along the river 10 mo
west fields. where he is creating con-
sternauon I'm ch ken houses. ne ate
half a veal the other night, belonging
10 Walter Cox In the day time he
keeps under cover. and sets out on
marauding expeditions at night The
people say they know II rs a noun
lion from tracks discovered in the
neighborhood, and several hunters are
now watching for him. Some years
ago bear lost his way and wound
up his career in the same locality