Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

the week tnulnf tuuhN ~ - ANtNNW"
nIrtha 20. males IL. females ~, deaths
ii. males 3. females 6. bodies brought
from other places Tor iuterment here u
contiguous disease iiags outstanding ~.
covering 30 cases Of scarlet Fever ana
1 diphthefia.
Perry Burke. who viii supcriniend
the construction of the University build
inra Tor Contractor w II. iioney, says
that the excavation work VIII begin
Monday with large force ~ men. re
thinks the excavation can BE- cumplet-
cd In ten days. after which the con-
struction Of the buildings VIII begin
private dispatch 20 Pcsidcnt
snowa anicc. received there today. an
npuucss tho arrival - the steamship
Waraiand at Queensland last Tue.dal'
ON board the steamer were y a..
Mitchell Uoanoe " 13ardiey. Of SAT-
Lake Walter a. Kerr " ogden,
Thamas nosalnFer % Forest Dale, and
other Utah and Idaho PASSENGERS
Henry W. Lawrence delivered the
opening lecture VI the HerieH 10 d. cun-
Quoted by the University THIS winter.
ifla subject was money. and DE dis.
course was very Interesting Last nlHht
he ondcavorcd Co dcm0natrate that
money was created by law, and that "
posseaecd no intrinsic value. Next
Fnday nlrht Mr Lawrence viii speak
on paper money.
The Rapid Transit street Railroad
company today commenced special
rate service Tor patrons u the joint
city and county building The new ser-
Vice h. between the Thrater corner, or
Main and Second South street terminus.
anl the Joint building. tickets for which
may be- bought ON The Cumpauy'n cars
az The rate ~ ten Tor % cents.
Notices " Intention 20 claim and hold
liens against the Salt Palace on ac-
count of materials furnished W. the
erection ~ the Frcat edlncr have been
nind Tor record. The latest are the
sierra Nevada Lumber company, Nell
den Judaon DRUG company and silver
Bros Iron Works company Their I'M
satisfied rlsima are in the respective
sums OF t2.2sg. itifl and t2f5.
a meeting of the officers Of the Pri-
mary associations took place this morn
iuE at the Woman's Exponent Office at
~ " clock President Camilla Cobb pre-
siding The meeting wnn devoted TO
reports OF the various oficers Of the
Salt Lake stake. and letters Of inatruc.
tiun from tho general board were laid
before the officers. other matters of
interest pertaining 10 the association
were discussed.
The ono-hundred- quorum
81 Seventy held their annual reunion IN
the old Farm House. Forest Dale. laat
night. President Snow was there, and
addressed the gathering preHidsnts
Seymour n. Young and Joseph W. Nc
Murrin were also anong the visitors.
a most pleasant and instructive time
was spent. in listening 10 brief apecchea
from President Snow Elders Young and
McNurrln and others a splendid
musical program was rendered, and de-
ucioua refreshments were served dur
Ing tho evening. The vacancy among
tho presidents u the quorum was filled
By the ordination Of Alma Ash. ana the
vacant accrctatyehlp BY Joseph W.
MuHner,
A business meeting o. the w G. T. u.
was held yesterday ana several queH-
tons brought up Tor consideration.
The question " what number should
constitute u quorum was settled BY vote
which decided that seven would be the
number. Mrs. swicey made motion
that committee be- appointed 10 de-
wise means Tor adding 10 the unions
FUND and three were chosen 10 attend
10 this matter. Mrs. Mary Houston
was elected 10 M the place Of Mrs. y.
g. Robinson. who has been OBLIGED 20
resign her position ~ superintendent.
The membership of the union has been
increased by eighteen new members
from the First baptist church. The
next meeting uf the union viii BE- on the
18th Of this month, and viii be a roll
call and echo meeting.
John Gilman. promoter Of booms
fairs and the like, OF Worcester, Mass,
n here Tor the purpose q working w
Interest among the horacmcn u tho
West. In scheme that he says will adj
vcrtiae the western charger az he was
never advertised before. lie proposes
10 take a dozen or no car loads u the
finest horses east where he will have
grounds ready. on which 20 exhibit
them. lie hopes 20 get two or tire,
car loads from Utah. and n going e
hold a meeting IN ogden, Tor that pur'
pose. and possibly one here also, '-hi
horses are 10 be Ted by tho owners
but Mr Gilman will furnish the trans
portntion and the exhibition ground
throughout the east The owners may
rcll their animals at any time. but thel
are under contract 20 replace them
lie wishes also 10 have a Tine mlncra
exhibit from Utah.
James Bowie. an Oregon Short lin
brakeman. was injured at Cache Juno
ton "Wednesday evening, and sn Heri
Gus IL the injury that his lie IN hanEinl
BY thread Two cars NJ coz
were being hAthfu up hN lNtNn
TO a coal chute in the com
pnnya yards, Bowie was in Ia
/ coal shed near the head Of the chute
| The ears were acquiring q rapid speed
aud Bowie becoming alarmed lest the!
/ crush In tho chute, leaned out % Hlg
nal the engineer, and while In that act
| he was struck by the nrat car unl
| TANNED between the wall ~ the she,
/ and The side u the cars, tie wa
/ acrnped and rolled along Tor some dis
/ lance. being terribly crushed. Or. o. q
| Oruahy " Logan wnH sent Tor pos
| haste. who did all he could for the In
/ iurcd man, and sent him 10 this city
| ana he Ii now at g. Marks hospital. l
IA thought that his back IL broken
| nevertheless there II some hope felt 10
HE recovery Bowie's wife " In Dallea
! oregon.