Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
April


United States IN Manila.
Carncgle's Gift was accepted by Os-
den city council,
8-President Lorenzo Snow celebrat-
ed his eighty-eighth birthday.
4-The Celtic the largest vessel ever
built, was launched ut Belfast
5.-Conference opened In the Taber-
naclc
Proclamation by the governor Tor
the observance Of Arbor day
7.--Conference closed with big meet
lnge, .,,.o,o
S.-Plans Of an attempt to assasslnate
President Loubet, of France ftustrateu'
Superintendent Frank b. Cooper,
of the public schools, resigned TO accept
A similar position in Seattle,
l2.--The Society Of the Daughters OF
Utah Pioneers was organized IN inns
city, ea.
Kearns at Rome
15.-Arbor day was observed appro-
prIatey in Salt Lake.
Carrie Nation was fined $500, In kan
sas CIV and was ordered to leave town
before 8 o'clock the same night.
baseball season IN Utah was opened
17.-The special election was held and
Il was voted to keep the schools OPEN
The funeral OF President Geo. "
Cannon took place from the tabernacle.
Secretary Root of the army, REQUEST.
ed Gen. Macarthur TO turhlsh repo,'
concerning army scandals In the Fhll-
lppines. - ,ro-
tectlve association .
1s,-Secretary Hay received word Oh
the burnig OF the winter palace at re-
kin. which was occupied by Count Won
Waldersee.
"Fatinitza" was given at the theater
In honor OF the aged folks OF the CITY
The lord chancellor's budget state
ment, which showed a fj3,2OLOO de-
felt created much interest In London.
qO-.Shamrock II was launched at
Dennys yards, Dumbarton.
Terrific storms ragged on Lake Erie
and in the northwest
Agulnaldo issued a manifesto declar-
ing for peace
29.--Russlan university students ere
ate serious disturbances in st. Peters"
burg
Terrific storm raging on the Ohio river
and In central states causes much dam
| age and loss
Suicide Of a Union Pacific engineer,
! Paul Hoeft in local roomng house,
was occasioned by worry over personal
| disagreement caused by scaldlng
Summit Stake recognized with Ell
! der Moses W. Taylor as president.
23.-Chinese plenlpotentiarles ask the
! powers 10 withdraw the foreign troops
| from China
United states supreme court rendered
| important decision regarding the right
OF n state to quarantine sheep from
! other states
Great reception was held at the L.
| D. S college In honor OF Apostles Fran
els NJ. Lyman and Heber J.. Grant.
Percy A, Rockefeller and Isabel sill
man were married I'm New York
Many insurgents swear allegiance to
the United states in Manila.
The Cuban commission Of 1--WE dele
gates arrived in Washington, D. G.
Jesse Knight sold the Humbug mine
FOR S2500O to Yankee Con- company,
25.-Groat distress near Cincinnati &C.
casioned by terrible storms and floods,
General Corbin announced his en-
Ragemcnt to Miss Edythe Patten OF
Washington
2I-President Mckinley told Cuban
commission that nothing could be done
along economic lines until political
questions were settled
Week lust ending was a record
breaker in Wall street business
29-Presilent VIM. Mckinley and
party began their California trip.
j. Pierpont Morgan purchased the
Leyland line OF steamships.
Cache Stake divided and Joseph Nor
rell was appointed president Of Cache
Stake proper
3O.-W c. Parkinson chosen 10 pre-
side over Hvrum Stake and w. II
Lewis over Benson Stake.
Major r. w. Young resigned from
Philippine court 10 come home.
Extensive Nlhlllst plot discovered In
Russian Poland and 600 arrests were
made
Minister Conger and family passed
through Utah on their way home from
China.