Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Most u the beautiful half-tonc photos
Of Utah Volunteer officers IN this issue
Of the "Ncwa' were tnkon by johnson.
An error cropt into the local news re-
gafdlug the change In management ~
the Warm Springs bath house. Mr.
Hank Harness iH the man Who ro-
taiua the Springs. instead % Colonel
Byru. tho latter retiring pnd Mr.. Barnes
remaining.
Mrs Geo. n. oden 90 q patriotic cx-
ample tu many other citizens " salt
Lake yesterday BY her elaborate dis
play Of Haas and bunting The pdcll
residence. No. 2i Fourth East was
a blaze VI decorations from top 10 bot
tom.
Edwin =. Croker of ogden has flcd
petition IN bankruptcy iu the United
States court. His liabilities are G2i,-
bii 90, OF this amount debts Tor $1,000
are secured and lli,Gli are unsecured,
His assets are fif,ii2.l clerk LntChrr
OF the United States court referred the
matter 10 Referee Maloncy nt ogden.
W. 10. Eunisa has filp1 "a petition IN
the probate court asking that he be ap-
pointed administrator ~ the estate N
John iiobcr EnniHs. The estate consists
OF real ana personal property ana u
valued az $500. The heirs arc the
widow OF deceased and three children.
The hearing was sct for September End
William Nelson Jr.. tho well known
Murgcnthnlcr operator ana printer, who
did good service Tor his country In the
Philippines 10 "a bhttyryman, viii be-
given "a reception on Monday evening at
the 4. q. q. W hall The function 10
under the auspices NJ the Salt Lake Ty-
pogrnphlcnl Union and the "Ncwu' re-
Hpcctfully acknowledges an Invitation
10 be present,
The party Of distinguished Germans.
who arrived az the lNuuufurl yrHter-
day VIII remain In the ulty fuN days,
uud VIII then continue uu their way Go
Yellowstone, They arcs Baron k1rn
Count RUyuntl1n, Frau Fischer Gum
Lobe, Frau Anna Richter Herr Beck
mann. civil engineer, Herr liuuhlitz-
LAUDER, Herr Myvr AN artists and thu
noted guolugIut Dr. pngupgyr.
Major Frank NJ FoDtc. who CONE
mandcd the First Wyoming volunteers
In the Philippine, arrived lu the city
yesterday from his homo in Evanston
and witnessed the uurpHrrNpu feast
of love ana enthusiasm with which our
boys were greeted today Mai Fuutp
LEFT Manila In June, ON leave NJ alb.
ncncu ana VIII 20 60 san Francisco
next month 10 meet his command and
be mustered out OF the service.
Sick and ponnilcss james Martin
reached this city yesterday from pD-
cutcllu. The authorities ut that town
him here 90 bee tVated iu one NJ the
hospitals. The poor fellow walked AN
the way 60 the Holy Cross hospital.
but was dunlcd admission. Martin
presented himself TO Dr. Keogh who
examined him and sent him back to
the Holy Cross hospital where he VIII
be taken care Of
Jim Malin, Jr, was assaulted last
evening ON Commercial street. aud
badly injured he lH perfectly Ignore
ant au To the Identity uf his uHslilaut
Malin was drinking and was boo
crowd, when he was hlt ON the jaw by
"A rock done up tn 20 handkerchief Mulu
was duzed, and before tho crowd rral-
ICED what had happened. tho uasilIuut
had made hls escape. Mullu was cone
Nvyed home iu carriage, 10 ls said
that the other man was one with whom
Main had been quurrullug In the after
noon
While thousands have arrived iu this
city with hearts overlooking with cheer.
iulucts there D. one person who came
from Colorado last evening whose heart
strings have been cruelty wrUuuhuu
This person ~ Mrs l.. A. WllthulL tho
mother u poor NJ D. WuthaU. who
met such q sudden death Doc the city
jail IhurHdny afternoon. SHE b. hero
20 mako Arrangements Cor the burial
OF her boy whom she says was "a noble
son, but unfortunately had luslr, ION
intoNlcnutH. Mrs Walthlu ala NOT 500
her some remains yesterday but aid no
today The lady ls accompanied hy
her ncicc Mrs Charles D.. owen 10 IB
thought that the body win he shipped
Go MiddlatuWn, New York FOR hurIuI.
as that is whore the young man came
from,
The many friends " Alrs futile. the
vile ut Bishop Tuitlg. formerly uf Inc
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