Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-02-29 | Page 10 | City and Neighborhood

If CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD 3 Pony S. Heath returned home yoster- Gay from Cleveland, O,, where he was in attendance upon tho funeral of the I lafco Senator M. A. Hanna, o f; Tha Attn, dob hnn oloctcd WilllAm Iglc- hoaxt president; Bennor X Smith, vlcc- 3 president; C. B. Jack, sccrotary; Frank I Knox, trcanurer; Hyrum 8. Young, Dr. V D, M. Lindsay. T. M. Schumacher and C. f w. Whitley, directors. 9 f Tbn funeral of Wardon Dow will bo bld next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock I, In the Masonic temple, The services will- S be undor tho chargo of Mt. Morlnh lodge 1 No. 2. of which tho deceased was . jnem- i ber. Tho Rev. P. A. Slmpkln will bo tho '3 1 principal speaker. The other funeral ar- HV3 ! 3rangemants aro as 5 et uncompleted. 4 I c IU JameH Hard and Fred Crlscmon. hus- bands of tlio two colored women already ri in Jail on tho charge of robbing a man 4 named Jonc:- of 3100 on Franklin avenuo 3 Friday night, wcro arretted last night by Sergrt Hempcl and Officer Williams as parties to tho crime. It Is alleged that n Jones wns in tho company of tho two tj -women in r. resort, whon tho husbands 4 r.uddenly appeared on the scene and M forcibly relieved the whlto man of his 3 frnono;'. TJv warm sun yesterday made short HhS 1 work of tlio snow, and hy night mom of E; tho magnificent blanket of white that fell Kl 1 tlio niffht before vfas molted and running HB. down tho putters in tlio form of dirty HL 1 black water. It avtis ono of the heaviest HK Fnows of tho year and was quite- general HW , ovor this part of Utah. In tho mornlnp- HHj tho street railway people had trouble, as HH "tho snow was so heavy that it waj only HH witli tbo Rroatcat difficulty th oxr with tho snow plouph could bo forced through. HHH 60mA of tho lines wore not open till tho HK jniddlo of tho forenoon, to the threat in- H; conveninnce of tho pooplo who depend on Hjj this modo of getUnc; down town; but by HBj , night tho creator part of tlio snow had HH1 I'ntlrcly disappeared from tlio otrocts, al- though the mountains to the oat and HHI Bonthwcst were still heavily covored.