Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22

than II il had been pate de foie gras''
Corr. Samuel a. Jenkins, OF the
Eighteenth infantry, has returned to
his home In Boston, having secured nls
release through tho efforts Of Influential
friends ia the East. Jenkins Is Of the
oldest ana wealthieSt families OF MPe'
sachusetts, but like many another sion
OF a noble strain, became the black
sheep OF the family. His release at TINS
time was on account OF the death OF nus
father, and was secured by senator
Lodge,
John IL. Lattimer, workman en-,
ployed in the interior OF the new
News" building, fell II feet from u
scalfod ON the first floor, at " ~ yes
tcrdny afternoon, and was picked up
unconscious with his face ana iegs
badly bruised and cut. A plank had
become displaced unbeknown 10 Latu-
mer, and down he went, The SUFFERER
was sent to his mothers home az 20
Fifth street, where DR. Richards at
tended him. lie VIII be able 70 return
TO work in about 10 days
Mr.. George Taggart has In his studio
two portraits which VIII add to the al.
ready enyiable fame enjoyed by that
gentleman. They are full length hg,
ures OF President Joseph F smith ana
Mayor Ezra Thompson, ana the WORK
IN both II anything excels that hitherto
done by the artist, The flesh tints are
remarkable In likeness, both In race
ana hands. the latter being as dlstlhot,
i've In character as the first. II " nara
10 conceive In looking AZ these latest
examples Of Mr.. Tnggarts airy thal
ANYTHING more excellent could DC
achieved IN portralture
The articles of Incorporation OF the
Universal Associates has been filed win
mo county clerk. The corporation Is
fraternal and benevolent organization
ana lts officers are J NJ Bowman, SUI
meme president, NJ. Y. Hardy supreme
ylcepresldent. John James, supreme
secretary; L. q. Hardy supreme treas
urer. q. W. Miles. supreme auditor j.
8. sharp, supreme physiclani T. W.
Molfat, supreme organizer H. j, hess'
supreme guide and j. II. Thorne' su-
nrame guard j. NJ BOWMAN, A, l..
Thomas, J j. stewart, ~ w Mayo
Philip Reilly and NJ A, Breeder com
prise the board OF control for the
first six years.
A change has been made IN the lead
ershIp of the orchestra OF the Grand
theater. Conductor Bryant has signed
with The Wilbur Klrwin Opera COM
many and severed his connection with
The theater and his place has been
filled by the appointment Of Prof. VIII
liam c, Give, the wellknown viollnlst,
who takes active charge on Monday
next. As far az II known now, Prof.
n,,v w" -, ~ ocheslro Ills reputatIon
sV,nVn ~ srtis, and Instructor has
up,u 20 ao,@ y" <oown and the patrons OF
~" 49, ana Tho nrofessor's man
s s,d' an iaarn vim Measure of his
l.ul n,,,, ,,ant vs.
"ppo'"'"'p"' - oa,.
THOSE engaged ~ cunYas i., , Sn'
Lake Tor quarters ior the WISHING rln LINE
next August repor, s,m, u'7s ~ o. nave
win splehdln success anu ~ 10, "S so,.
secured nuliper y, W,rst Mir.
rooms me auieS ~ '"v ,nniSad ,hair
oulss Vmu' asds,ing Win the enter.
| .n .,n, ~ ,he nroaneotIve guests and
.h'l''u ' y" 80 gnrnlah bo0 neois three
| INV ah,,n a,, a. ,ncasaarv M the parlors
| ,n'Ns ms,soh anrinyV Inc convention
w wv Word Mad been received from
p p,sphm Va that 90 EI<s from that
hi ~, -, aS1,t,nn 10 oyer 100 OF res,dents
c,'y v ~ d ara conlempla,l,s coming
W eait Iate IN ioln in Inc festivities
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neAt t"'' ,.t. ..,,onai ho,t.
The iaot that lrls n ,nt, ar pV
day was made inannsst .n,s "'o 20 ~
by the deserted appeuranoe W. wy o
banks ana principal business on'V e ~
the city, and me sppearanee VI it ~
| people on the business slrsew NV,
usual Many OF the tninoI plAoes
business and markets KEPT open house
part OF the day ana althougn ~ was
reported that the burners Wouiu close
early ana cnarge ,wo p''s = s,," ~ ' day