Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-15

sor at his plano, and Mrs. Krouse
painting tapestries with much sue
cess.. Willard Squjres and his vic
live up on Columbus avenue. willard
sings in "Ths Girl From Paris" anu
told me he was doing well-bettef
than Mt any time siuce leaving SHH
Lake. His voice Ia deep aud flch-
qushtles which seem to improve IN
hts CAGE with the frht OF tlmt".."
Dewitt Jennings has been playing u
"5trsight From the Henip' Tor some
time and his sister miss Geneva IL
still hard nt work under the tuition OF
George Sweet who Instructed ffiehu
Goddar w. MICA lister Jr.,
has been mere for rome time but has
gone-his destination being Ogden.
Rscent visitors nave been President
Joseph f. Smith ana wife, W. o.
Spence ana wife, James SsVllloi
Henry Dinwoodoy and wife, Jnnius
Wells ana his son Hugo, Coone! hnl
Mrs. Clayton, JosephW. SummsrhHys,
Walter Lamoreaux anu others.
-.
Senator Cam Ii If here abou! every
Saturday night.
John Sears anu riAnklini Moyle are
attending school anu are NE "straiHht
ae a shingle"-a fact that maze Mr..
Bnville's heart warm with pride, when
he was here, for they were graduates
Of his Sunday school.
Chauncey Beleulcl is studying
medicine,
Inhn EnfaalI living nj lZODR
Island City AMI prscIicing dentistry
there.
Alopzo Kesler auu ID. J, Watts nre
located at Brooklyn AMI are the only
Two at present looking alter the
Saints
Leah Dunford ~. Donnelte Smith
arc both at the Pratt Institute, the
former Studying domestic science, thu
latter kindeIgarten work. Their bright
faces anu happy smiles often appear TO
cheer up the Eldere al No. 90 Concord
street, anu their voices every Sunday
help to sing the cones Of Zion.
"a
/ Visited New Yura's dog show, held
in Madison Square garden short time
ago, and Witnessed the greatest canlhe
0NtI III Ahtu CNhhAys
There were 500 dogs shown, irom the
largest kinu of a st. Bernard Dog, to
the most signiiicant toy pup. 1t
cost 81 to get in, and yet tue immense
place was constantly filed. Society
women were there In iofCe hunting
pet dogs to raise In lieu OF children;
and every prize kennel was surrounu-
ed by New York beauties In search OF
bow.wOws. There were big uogs,
little dogt; black doge, white dogs;
laughing uoge, growing dOgt; pure
bred Danes, mOngrel oute; long nOsei
pointetn, short shouted pugs; savage
bulls, milJ-mannered cO!iies; long
legeu gIeyhounGs, bench limbel
Daschunuei; old withereu p0odlee,
baby terrier, yelping bitches, bowling
whelps. The like 1 never cav nor
heard before in my lie. j. Pier.
pont Morgsn's collie, rejoicing ia
the prIncejy name OF Rutiord Urmon-
de cost Mr.. Morgan something like
5000. He was OF Englisn breed anu
was vesten by a little ten mpnthA' old
American dog named Seton Hero, also
owned by Mr.. Morgan. Alter such a
victory thefe's no telling how much
Seton Hero is worth.
Scepe: Olymps .neater.
Colored William Mckinley ruihei
TO the center OF the stage, painting AND
out of breath.
InterloeuioI: swell, and who are
you, Bit?"
UoloreJ William: "Ise william
Mckinley the advance agent OF pros
perlty.
Inierlocutor: "See here young mao
don't ye think yer about four year.
ahead o! your sbow2"
~
A trip on tho ovosa from New Horl
to Norfolk. Virginis, 10 y ueiightfn
experience. The GA Dominion boats
are frat clase, anu the comforts ali tina
could be desired. | had such an Elk
cufsion recently, ana for the fret time
In my lie was on the Atlantic, out Vi
sight OF land. The SEES wa. quiet snG
only q gentle swell rocked the boat q
the bosom OF the deep. L was enough
however, 10 cause a number TO quietly
seek their staterooms. 1 was al every
meal, fortunately, and furnished no
food for the fjshes. This might have
been on account OF the preparations
made before going on the boat; and u
those who may hereafter TAX sim
lar trip, the recipe may be ipvaluabie
On the morning Of my departure
Elder Reslsr, President OF the miaslui
here, SAID:
"Doliiuger, to avoid seR.siekness,
were you l would eat few o
Brother Watts buckwheat pancakes
"Buckwhent pancake, ex
claimed; "why should lnink the.
would be the worst in the world TO en-
ut such time"
"Why no." said Elder Kesler; "jus
feel tho weight OF this one. just re
that cake down you and there isn't
sea rough enough on the whole AT
lnntic ~ lit ii. Your breakfast will b.
anchored for keeps"
took tue pIesIdenl'S advice, and {
all who are at out TO cross the ocean
can now recommend Brother Watt.
homs made anti.seasick buckwhsa
pancakes. DoLLINGER
Az tha Epaunnf SohnnI