Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04
OGDEN NEWS.
-56Ty. Utah. MAY > ..y.,


ha's rincoln hotel, in 1his c'''' ~
ct I's -, Yesterday morning very
Wv ',,,reely and has been mlsS, ns,, WIS N,s
suaD'' The little fellow was "'tn ms
since Inrne the early part OF the
no'psl and at about eleven o'clock ne
no'p'" ~,,ng down the banister IN tne
was s" 's'" inc landlady came into the
h0'a va ,old him to stop, whereupoh
ial' '. ' aid he would leave the hotei
%, u y '' could not slide, and the landlady
II ~ % .rn ,ock you up in the furnace
s0'u ME bog thereupon dashed out
l0'+ y, front door of the note hotel J., , pu'
Of , U was thought Of ms uepai n,',rn
noa'n 1'e line. When he dld MOI return u,i
loi sNaJ became alarmed ana nou-
4 hs HV'N' nolice and school chllureh,
lel W, h. might have gone 10 the
ihihA"s 1 thorough searcn OF lHe
scn9oI a'u ,sJ, hut the boy could not
ey Ma wa me mother went TO the nome
te lyueu Wells, on Pacific avenue, an
o. @ls ,bn lad to see II he had peeh
suA' =" MS Wells, said he had peei,
ueI~ ...,nginp on the gate, but she ava
Wv. recognize him, ana YOU h,, he
~, not swing on the gate Wneh ,h nv
. ,"t IA his heels aud ran COW wy
s,,'s, Mrs. Wells did not know ~ We
ssu'r'II',le nephew Until after ne hau ieiS
ni a. m' Ser little girl told her VINO II was
gp'T ,,oiher Is almost frantic over 'he
1i'','rsorance Of her son. 800,
ui. ,,lr long search the chlld was
AlT' OIL, midnight safe and sound
nrepp STAKE ACADEMY NOTES.
r,. academy was honored by a visit
tr1n Elder Joseph Towers OF Hooper,
tsther Of q prospective graduats Oh
,b's wear, Joseph Towers Jf Eluer
lnyers spent the morning IN WISHING
y,fious classes, 4,
'1 ",n TueIday Elder Henry Butler the
t.tsr NJ Nm. and Joseph Butler, VS.
,oG hs aeadem,. by special invita-
Ian Ne addressed the missionary class.
iI'"er putler related some very re-
markable missionary experiences,
living how the Lord answered his
rrayers ana delivered him from the
\ hands Of mobs in times OF great dah-
ger 49, n, ,,.y
s was appointed chairman of the COM
q mence.aent exercises with Profs. Lind,
III Nelson and Ballantyne as his aids. A
4. most excellent and interesting program.
81 Is expected from these gentlemen.
81 Prof Vim T. Terry was appointed
n chairman OF athletic sports and amuse-
Fl ments with Instructors Fairbanks, Nell
8 son and Miss Mckay as his assistants.
b Both committees are actively working
Il TO make their parts a success,
In the baseball contest between the
academy and the deaf and dumb, the
score stood 70 TO 10 in favor of the
academy
The library has received some excel
lent contributions this week. one OF
the most valued was THE Century
Dictionary consisting OF six elegant
morocco bound volumes and valued at
sW This munifcent gift was con-
tTibuted by Bishop Robert McQuarrie,
member Of the Weber Stake board of
education, The Bishop was given
hearty vote Of thanks for the generous
gift.
Don MCGUIRE Esq, has kindly con-
sen'ed TO lecture TO the students, next
week sometime, on the ancient ruins
ana relics OF western America. The
lecture Is looked forward to with great
interest by the students as the gentle
man Is well posted on his subject, hav-
& ing made II a speciality in his re-
searches
Il Inc class In political geography un-
q ger me Instructions OF Miss Mckay
& has completed the text book, and the re-
mander Of the school year VIII be de-
4 voted to review.
a committee Is at work on the pro-
gram Of studies for the summer school
when Will commence June II, at the
academy. The following able corps of
teachers has consented to carry on the
woTS Profs. l., f, Moench, William
T. Terry, Frank Christensen and Supt.
william B, Wilson.
Ihe object Of the school Is to pre-
pare teachers especially for the city
ana county examinations and to Of
IeI special aid to those who desire TO
snWf IN the coming year eighth grade,
hish school and Normal work.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The stormy weather of the past few
usys has had depressing influence on
etnietlc sports at the school, only two
games OF baseball and two games OF
BASKETBALL having been played during
ne past week. The basketball game
was played between the freshmen
UGys OF rooms and and resulted in a
r1netory Tor room IN score OF S to 8.
, me other basketball game was be-
t,Neeh The junior and senior boys, the
5TunhioIs winning out by score OF 4 to 0.
rue nrs' game OF baseball was Vic
to'y lot the seniors against the juniors
NJ score Of to Z. The second game
vas played between the commercials
GIG CIV juniors, resulting in victory for
commercials In score Of II tot
WEBER COUNTY FINANCES.
rrolioWing Is the statement OF County
5 ,,,essurer Chambers, showing the con-
NV '.'vn Of the connty's financial stand
"'e 'Or The month Of April, 1901:
Receipts
Pso snce on hand April 1...... s5i 454 90