Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23

10-day'S Metals
SAvtR, Bss 81 so
ltAD, $40
CASING COPPER 10 3. 4cenfs a N.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Joseph Bell. aged 2S. and Matilda r.
Elquist, a. both OF Grantsvllle. Tooele
county, were granted "A marriage permit
by County Clerk James this forenoon.
The Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers
are figuring on a proposition to come
TO Salt Lake next August In a body on
the occasion of the reunion Of the Army
OF the Philippines.
The funeral OF II. j. Pratt who died
Thursday at the Cullen, viii be held
Sunday at 3 y, m. from st. Mary's
cathedral after the Elks have held
funeral exercises in the lodge rooms on
Market street. The interment will be
In Calvary cemetery
The monthly meeting OF the Press"
club will be held next Thursday evening
(Feb. 2S) at the Woman's Exponent
Office. The program viii consist Of SEN
timents from Queen Victoria, an orig
inal poem by Susa Young Gates, q pa
per on Queen Victoria by Emma Jen-
sen, and current events by Ella w.
Hyde.
Owing TO the amount OF water that
had collected at the rear Of Solomon
Bros. shoe store the rear wall of the
establishment, which IL composed Of
adobe, suddenly cola psed yesterday af-
terEo0n with a roar that startled the
pedestrians on East Temple street con-
sderably. Mr. Solomon was notified
OF the occurrence with the result that
temporary repairs were made.
A certified copy Of the articles OF in
corporation and bylaws OF The Pru-
Dental Insurance company, Of New
ark, New Jersey, were filed with Sec
rotary OF State Hammond today A
certificate Of VIM. BEETLE. commissioner
of banking and insurance Of the State
Of New Jersey states that the company
had outstanding on December 81, 1900,
policies valued at $50. SOL ,267.
Montgomery Elliott, the l2-year-old
son Of w NJ, Elliott, Of 1858 West Sec
ond North, yesterday afternoon re-
ceived painful injury TO his cheek
which required the putting in OF three
stitches by DR.. Ewing who was called
10 attend him. The boy filled cart
ridge shell with powder and then APP
piled a match with the result that the
metal case flew up In his face cutting
him quite severely.
The i2-year-old daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. Joel 4. Smith was buried az Des
Moines. Iowa. on Thursday, During the
absence in the East of Rev. Mr. Smith
the pulpit OF Ilin church win be occu-
pied as follows Rev r. q. Fowler to-
morrow morning, and Rev. Mr. Block In
the evening. \ week from tomorrow
Rev Mr.. McNiece In the morning and
l.. NJ. GILLIAN will talk TO the young
people In the evening
A Chinese peddler and his horse came
very nearly taking plunge into the
Thirteenth East street reservoir yester-
day afternoon The horse became
frightened and started directly for the
reservoir at the top Of his speed. But
wheel struck a telephone pole and
he was stopped The Chinaman thinks
that fence around the pool, however,
would be more satisfactory and
somewhat safer guard than the string
of telephone poles.
a large frame with bluepoints came
crashing down from the third story
window sill Of Dallas & Hedges the ar
chitects. on East Temple street yester-
day afternoon. The frame was smashed
10 atoms; a lady and two gentlemen
who narrowly escaped serious injury
from the falling object were consider
ably frightened by the incident The
frame had been placed in the window,
rs Is the custom. 10 dry the drafts and
q gust Of wind cavorting doAn the
street did the rest.