The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-01
City and Neighborhood

FRED w. GRAY is constantly. In fear
and believes that his. life is in Jeopardy
from n loaded pistol which he alleges
his wife carries about with her the great
er part OF the time, according TO answer
to complaint for divorce from Blanche
Is Gray filed in the district court Tues
day morning. The Grays were married In
February, 1855.
AFTER BEING OUT SEVEN hours In
the United states district court; the 1iry
In rhe case OF Martin StilDovich against
verdict Tuesday afternoon for $4,000 In
favor OF stjlnovich, Suit was brought 70
working for the company in Bingham
THE FUNERAL SERVICES OF Mrs
Elenora L. Brodersen were held at the
afternoon, The ceremonies were con-
Quoted by the Episcopal church, OF
which the woman was member, Win
singing by the choir. The body was
to ship IL 20 New York,
AFTER A TRIAL LASTING all hour
before jury consisting OF i've rpI%T per
ns menj "s for s-43o li5s"t "saiast the r@ater9aI
Union OF America. The suit was for
$3.50 and interest on life insurance pol
husband with the plaintiff as beneficiary
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR the dead of
the knights OF Columbus were held lues~
day morning in ST. Mary's Catholic ca
altars by the Rev. Fathers D. Kieiy. w,
X. Ryan and George QGrady. Organ
music included Beethoven's Funeral
March and the Gregorian Requiem
OF the Agricultural college Will deliver
an address on tomato and bean culture
at the farmers institute In Murray this
afternoon. under the auspices Of the Mur-
ray Commercial club. In addition TO the
speaking, a musical programme VIII be
rendered.
JAcoe soRENsEN is charged with
filed by Mary serensen in the Third dis
trict court Tuesday. The Sorcnsens were
married October "a. 1898. and have two
custody OF the children and $40 month
for their support
BY VIRTUE OF AN affidavit of the
defense declaring that It's witnesses had
time In which to find them. the, case
OF Lucille Harris. a negress, charged with
robbery, was continued until this morn
ing IN District Judge Lewiss court Tues
day
JOHN HERskINp of Copenhagen, an
eminent Danish scholar and publicst.
delivered an interesting and instructive
lecture TO the Danish brotherhood at
Unity hall. Tuesday night Herskind ar
rived In the city Tuesday morning and
is stopping at the New Grand
MAGGIE .GRIFFITHs charges Nephi L.
Grffiths with cruelty and threatening to
In the district court Tuesday afternoon.
They were married June II; 1890. and
have five children; Mr.. Griffiths asks
for $40 month alimony.
HARMON WOLF and Isaac Beitman,
receivers for Nathan Meyer & Co.. filed
suit In the Third district court Tuesday
afternoon against ]. X, Newcome and
collect $5I6.25 alleged to be due for mer-
chandise.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE complaints
that the sidewalks were being used for
driveways In some parts of the. city, a.
number OF arrests have already been
made and the. police are determined TO
put stop to the practice. More arrests
probably Will be made.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs Eugene ST.
mon was held at o'clock Tuesday after
noon from O'Donnell's mortuary chapel.
where services were conducted The
speakers were Bishops Cummings and
Woolley. Prayer was offered by II. n.
Garn.
C. G. 9EGeEE. wanted in Colorado
cities to answer charges OF forgery. was
taken taken back 10 Colorado, Tuesday. By
BeSbee is said to have passed six forged
checks here, all OF which he made good.
A DANCE WAS GIVEN Tuesday night
In In Federation Of Labor hall for the
in Chicago. Local labor unions bought
large numbers of tickets. The affair was
a success. both socially and financially.
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE Salt
Lake Brewing company and the Palace
laundry pleaded not guilty to violating
the smoke ordinance in the police court
Tuesday afternoon and their cases were
continued with no time fixed for trial.
MRS. w, =. WRIGHT and her daugh-
ter Edna. left for Reno New, Tuesday
forenoon, where Wright is in a critical
condition. having had his neck Injured
In an accident In December at Raw
hide.
MArLEM; uy MaMcrIEt - -. ,a.,;n
istrator OF the estate OF John Haslam.
filed suit in the district court Tuesday
AFTERNOON against James M. Fisher. Jr.,
to recover possession OF real property.
from South Africa at the local postoffice
addressed to Mrs. Joe Peake. The ad-
dress is Utah. U. S. A., which is nsuffi-
Gent TO deliver the letter.
FOLLOWING FUNERAL services in
the Iwenty-fifth ward meeting house
Tuesday afternoon the body OF Mrs.
Thomas J. Lindley was buried in the
South Cottonwood cemetery.
woodey OF the Dinwoodey Furniture COM
pany have returned from Chicago and
Grand Rapids, where they spent several
days buying goods
MRS. ANNA L. FARGO, wife OF S. ID. |
Fargo. died at the age of l5 years Tues |
day morning. Appendicitis was the cause !
of death. Mrs. Fargo's home had been
In the Covey apartments.
FUNERAL SERVICES OF Mrs Eugene
Simon, wife OF Louis Simon, were held a |
o'clock Tuesday afternoon In O'Don- |
nelTs undertaking chapel. Burial was IL, !
Mount Olivet cemetery.
MISS MARY GopBE. daughter OF i.
r, Godby. who underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Holy Cross hos !
pttal Mondany was getting along well |
late Tuesday night.
j. A. SANeoRN, general agent Of tho |
American Express company. has re-
N Ii,
ents, whose Illness called him to that |
city, are convalescing.
DIR. j. H. ROBINSON and Robert r. |
Brownsfield. charged with malpractice !!
viii have a preliminary hearing before /
Judge j. j. Whitaker. Thursday after |
noon.
S. A. WHITNEY, cashier of McCor-
nick.s bank. who has been seriously i'll
at the Judge Mercy hospital, has so far |
as TO warrant removal to his !
home.
SAMUEL II. GREEN has applied to
the Third district court for letters OF
a adminiStra ton in the estate Of Mary