Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-11-16 | Page 14 | Funeral instead of Wedding for Couple

jFii! iraoF 1 WEDHGTOi COUPLE Second Victim of Accident Dies; Driver Is Charged With Manslaughter. i L'pon what was to have been the wedding wed-ding day of Edward L. Davlcs and Miss Gladys Mitchell, their bodies will tomorrow tomor-row to be sent to the homes desolated by last Saturday night's automobile accident. ac-cident. Without recovering consciousness. Miss Mitchell died shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday yes-terday morning of injuries suffered at the time her sweetheart was Instantly killed. Jesse GesaB, driver of the automobile that run down the Ill-fated couple, is to face trial on a charge of manslaughter. A complaint sworn to by Frank Glenn of the police department was issued yesterday yester-day by Harold M. Stephens, assistant county attorney. The body of Miss Mitchell will be accompanied ac-companied to Riverside, Idaho, by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Henry Mitchell, who were at the bedside of their daughter in the emergency hospital when she died. The body of Mr. Davies will be accompanied bv the young man's sister, Mrs. George Cranfleld of 3371 Seventh East street, on the journey to Gait, Sacramento county, Cal. As a part of the evidence against Gesas. the automobile driven by him at the t1me of the accident Is being held at police headcpiarters upon the order of tlie assistant county atorney. A postmortem post-mortem will be held upon the body of Davies today. Gesas. who has been released re-leased on $1000 bonds, had been twice warned about speeding before the accident, acci-dent, according to the police, one warning warn-ing having been accompanied by a fine of $lo in the police court.