The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-03-24

TIE RuStler ministries carry twelve
soloists.
S. R. THURMAN returned today from
Salt Lake.
EASTER tomorrow. Special services
in the churches.
MERCUR is looking up again as the
weather opens. New rich strikes have
recently been made.
Don't fail to see the four gratest end
men on the road with the Rustler
minstrels, Tuesday night.
REV. ANDREWS will tell in his SER
mon tomorrow why the Baptists do
not celebrate Easter.
THOSE who have seen him, say that
Johnnie Springer of the Rustlers is in
deed a surprise to the public,
AMBROsEN the tailor is making a
speciality of cleaning and repairing.
| Corner and twelfth streets.
ATTORNEYS D. D. HoUTz and w. N.
Dusenberry are in Sanpete today look
ing up evidence in the Van Patton
| case.
WHEREVER the Rustler Ministries
have showed, they have received moth
ing but crowded houses, applause and
urgent demands for another visit.
The Hustler minstrels is the only
company who has cut prices of admis-
! sion to meet the demands of all
classes.
The Rustler's parade next Tuesday
at 1890 p. M, will surPass any parade
ofthe kind ever seen in Provo, Their
silver cornet band is par excellence.
THE Salt Lake Herald today reports
that a man named Zahler,a resident of
Bountiful, has an air ship that will,
Mr.. Zahler contends, prove a success.
The types yesterday made The DIS.
PATCH say that the uncollected book &C.
counts of the p. L. NJ, s. B. Co. as
signed amount to $4,000, when 1000
was meant.
The Nineteenth Century club held
their usual weekly meeting at the ele.
CANT residence of Judge and Mrs
Wedgwood Yesterday afternoon. The
usual delightful time was had.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church will give an "easter tea' or
Tuesday, March 9th, from p. m. tC
10 p, M. at the Congregational church,
corner and Tenth streets.
THERE is another fake telegram
published in the papers today to the
ertfect delegation of polygamist
Mormons have landed in Mexico anC
more are on the way from Utah. We
must always 60 away from home tC
hear the news.
The family of Cashier Swan of the
First National bank arrived from Salt
Lake Friday on the late afternoon
train. They are grandly welcome to
Provo the fair, and are located in Mr..
George Dusenberry's house on Fifth
street.
THE ball at the Christensen Dancing
academy last evening given by the
democratic drum corps was the huge
success that the boys popularity, eff
Gent work and enthusiasm deserve
There must have been nearly humid
red couples present, the majority of
them young people.
The professors and other employees of
the university Of Utah have voluntarily
| agreed to 10 per cent. reduction in
wages for the remaining three months
of the school year. This is commend
able on their part and should make the
cheeks of the republican members of
the late Legislature burn with shame.
A PROMINENT young couple walking
up seventh street last night met the
county clerk in front of the Cosmopol-
itan hotel. All three stopped. There
was short conversation, then the
clerk turned and accompanied them
up the street toward the courthouse.
The words 'license" and newspaper
were heard by a DISPATCH reporter
who happened to be near by, and who
thought now the long looked for
nuptial ceremonies are soon to be
performed, and quietly followed them
up the street to get the newsy item,
but 10, this world of disappointment.
| When they reached the First National
bank corner the trio separated, the
clerk going north and the couple south
leaving the scribe scratching his head
and repeating &c license newspaper, ,
but fooled again."