Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-01
FROM THE GARDEN CITY,"
Mrs. Anna Marks Tires Of Marriage
and ASKS for a Divorce.
MUSICAL MATTERS AT Provo.
Fourth OF July Celebration. OF
Gentral' Interest.

Our local musician, Mr.. II. T.. Giles,
returned last evening from rather
extended trip throughout the East.
His object was In the interest Of music
and he brought home with him good
many 1ne choir and orchcstral
selections for the benefit Of the Utah
County people. While gone Mt.
Ollie. visited Washington, New York,
Boston, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and
Chicago. In the latter place he met al
the Grand Pacific Hotel with
the world's Fair Musical Committee,
aud was very well received by them
IIn was invltui 10 speak 10 them on
the muaical affair, nnd prospects oil
Utah, and was listened TO with con
siderable Interest, aud they compli.
mented him highly on his report Of
cur condition. They gave bin every
encouragement 10 attend the faif
with his Utah county choir and prom
iscd him every support possible,
Mr.. Giles, John Hood Of Provo, snd
william James of Spanish FORK we're
appointed by the committee ~ Chr
cagu M an executive committed Tor
Utah County TO encourage the people
. assist In getting up choir OF SDu
voices 10 attend tho WORLDS Fair anu
engage In the great musical nt,ft
which will take place In Sept, 1898. The
gentleman IL now quite enthusiastic
10 this matter and will commence n /
once 20 prepare for the event. AZ
New York he 'visiici the Roosevelt,
OMAN Factory and saw there IN the
curse Of construction an immense
tie ibri mn With oil the modern i'm.
provrInunis; when completed II VIII
have cost SIS, 900. This instrument L.
to be exhibited at Chicago, ami
II Il takes the prize, tbs com
pany made MT. Giles nn offer TO ship
II 10 Provo and put II IL
our Tabernacle for the sum OF slb,OOO.
The noted musicians, Mr.. Clarence
Eddy and Mr.. Theodore ThOmai, VIII
bc the judges Of the organs competing
nj the Fair.
The committee on arrangements for
the Fourth Of July held n meeting last
evening, when much incidental WORK
was accomplished, and II now begins 70
look aa though Provo will iudeei cele.
bTate. The procession will be one OF
the main features OF the day.
Considerable money was appropriated
TO the various subcommittee 10 bo eN'
pended in making all the necessary
arrangements. Olson's baud has been
engaged Tor the day, ami the Demo.
cratic and Republican drum corps will
be In full force.
Miss Eta Davis, "A very handsome
Young lady, has been selected AS the
Goddess " Liberty.
Mr.. Polio, editor Of the MDrHirg
Dtspdtoli, lott last evening for Cedar
CITY. The gentleman l. accompanied
by his wife, They will spend n few
days ia that place visiting tho parents
ami relatives OF Mr.. Rollo.
One poor, lame, detected hobo was
run In last night tot begging.
In Commissioner Dudley'a court
yesterday the case OF Peter Stuff,
trustee FOR Dunn q Co., W. james
Pollard, was heard. 10 Il a suit ON
account In which the plaintiff seeks 10
recover sli0. The commissioner TOOK
thu matter under advisement and VIII
give bis decision In the morning.
L..e on wednesday Deputy Mar.
sbHl. Monahan and Sutherland
ufTNHltl nv ffIfiukNiH' go AN'hAfiA'h
and hts ALLEGED wife, Rhois Palmer,
alias Ga -, q iis Gee,on the charge OF
sIultery. They were brought 10
Provo lodged In jail aud hal their
hearing yesterday before Commission
er HIS. McHorton married hot last
spring under the name Of RhOda Pal
iner, and at the time Of this marriage
she was the wife Of u man nsmei
Gee, who is In the penitcntiary f0r
stealing team Of horses from hi,
wlie's iatheg. They weru bound over
In the sum OF 800 in default Of
which they were taken back TO Jail.
Mrs. Anna Marks, Of Eureka,
Tlntic, a lady who has
been engaged great deal Of
late years In saving with the citi.
gems Of that place, filed In the Dlstrlc,
court today cOmplnlnt--of rather
different nature, however. II II
against resident Of Eureka-her hus
bsnd-wolf Marks. This time she
asks for divorce, aud prays the couri
to come 10 her relief and give her the
freedom she Graves. They were mar
rici In London In 1879. Ill.troltment
the ground for the complaint.