Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
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Ed r. Williams, a bartender has filed
petition In bankruptcy In the FEEDER
al court His debts amount to Sl,93i,2S,
and his assets $3.50.
Professor Daynes will give another
recital this evening at the plano parlors
OF the Daynes Music Company, TO be-
gin at S:l5. Messrs. H. S. Ensign and
w. ]. Willis will each sing solo.
DIR. +. c, wellman. who has recently
returned from Africa, Is to address the
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. to-
morrow at 4 p. m, his subject being
"Glimpses Of Christian Work In the
Dark Continent All men are invited.
The funeral Of Louisa Bell Fisher
was held from the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Bigelow delivered the SER
mon. There We're elegant floral offer
ings By friends OF the deceased. The in-
terment was In the city cemetery.
A miscellaneous assortment Of hats
canes, umbrellas, rubhers gloves and
other articles, still remains at the office
OF the Coop Wagon d Machine COM
pany as a reminder Of the big recep-
ton. The owners can recover same by
calling or sending TO the office,
The remains Of J. A. stromberg were
laid away with simple ceremony late
yesterday afternoon, under the direction
OF John Cartwright OF the Eighth ward
blshopric The remains arrived too late
10 hold services over them. The de-
ceased's wife, and daughter Leda were
present at the burial.
The creditors Of VIVA NJ. Phelps, pc
titioner In bankruptcy met In the Of
fee OF Referee Baldwin today. and APP
pointed l.. l.. Archer trustee, His bonds
were fixed at $1,000 The petitioner
was not present 10 be examined, but
has been requested 20 appear for that
purpose al the next meeting TO be held
on the 26th inst.
The art exhibit at the Hamilton school
last evening was a treat for the 600 peo-
pie who attended. The elaborate halls
and corridors were crowded with appre.
ciatiye patrons Of the school. The star
feature OF the evenings entertainment
was the music Of the school orchestra,
led by Miss Ethel Lane, a very talented
young lady.
The reception given 70 Elders Carl A,
Badger and Frank Chamberlain, two
recently returned missionaries. in the
Fifteenth ward meeting hous Ia e, en-
ing, was one In which affection and
good viii abounded. An excellent mu-
sicale and literary program was rem
dered, and after the two guests had
very gracefully acknowledged the hon
OF that had been shown them, season
Of handshaking and chatting ensued.
The report Of the board u health for
the week ending today is as follows.
Births, 81. males. 10. females. IS; deaths
IA, equally divided between the sexes;
bodies brought from outside places FOL
interment here 6. contagious discasC
flags outstanding 3, covering IS cases OF
scarlet fever and one smallpox. the lat
ter being at 92O Second street, at Fire
man Ayletts home Infectious dis.
eases reported 8, all whooping cough
John NJ. Mace. agen 70 years, dlet
suddenly yesterday morning. He aros
early and complained OF a pain In hi
chest. and returned 70 his bed, and u
few minutes expired very quietly. III
had suffered from paralytic stroke h
received a year ago. The dead man wa
Iltfhntl VI lAAtf NJ 10 a. ~ " A. . y
Keokuk Iowa. and the Fidelity lOdgs
OF the same order IN this city. Will az
tend 20 the interment. The services vi
be held from odd Fellows hall. on Sun
day at $3.50 o'clock.
J.R wiston Of Townsend. Monias
who. with his wife has been spendln
the last two months In Salt Lake re
turned hoIne last evening. Before do
lrg so he called at The News Office an
exhibited a Kirkland, Ohio bank note G
the denomination Of 81. bearing date
1887. II also bears the signature
Joseph Smith. Mr.. Weston came int
nossesion OF the bill In 1863. when II we