The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-10-18

Mr.. Laporte, of Little Rock, Ark,
passed through this city en- route
TO Los Angeles. Cal. While here he
was the guest of Mr.. T. b. jenkins.
Rev. A. II. Brown preached in Og-
den last Sunday night Rev. Brown
has been in our city about six
months. He came here from Mon
tana.
Mrs Hodges. of Leadville; Mr..
w. ]. Gudger, of Tallaride, Colo, and
Mrs. +. ID. Washington and son at
tended services at the tabernacle last
Sunday afternoon. They were de-
lighted with the music.
The funeral Of Mrs. frankie Phelps
was largely attended from the I'M
dertaking parlors of Joseph Taylor.
The floral offerings were many and
showed how highly esteemed by her
many friends. The funeral was con-
Quoted by Reverend B. +. Mcintyre,
assisted by Reverend ]. w. Wash
ington. The Age extends sympathy
to the bereaved relatives.
The Rag entertainment given at
the Trinity church Thursday night
was not largely attended. Several
reasons has been given for the small
attendance, among others, the eclipse
of the moon is said to have kept
many away. A great many people
don't like to be away from home
when either of the great lights hide
their face. Mrs. Lizzie Simmons
held the number that drew the silk
quilt.
Almost the entire city of Salt Lake
saw the eclipse of the moon Thurs
day night. 1t was a most interesting
sight. even by those that know moth
ing about astronomy. 1t was a clear
night and the moon was very bright
until about $3.50. when one side be-
gan to get dark which continued
until the moon was covered. The
cause of the eclipse was the earth
said to have passed between the sun
and the moon. Every eye was cen
tered on the moon, which furnished
the only topic of conversation from
about $3.50 until after midnight.
From the present indications the
coal strike will soon end. and it will
be a source of satisfaction to the
people, as Salt Lake City, for the
outlook for winter fuel was bad.
Every one has been wondering how
they would be able to get coal If 1t
continued to advance. A convention
of the Miners union is called for
next Monday which is supposed to
last about two days, and after a re-
creationof one day the members are
supposed to resume labor about next
Thursday, but in the way of advice,
il anyone has a few dollars that you
can spare there is no better way
to invest it than to lay in a few tons
of coal. Don't think because the
weather is pretty now the rainy day
will not come. for it's bound to come
as sure as you live.
The opening given by the Trinity
choir last Friday night was well
worth hearing, and all that did not
attend missed a grand treat. The
program was as follows:
Organ Voluntary-By Mr.. G.. W
Lewis. the instructor.
Duet-Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Washington
Prayer. ..........-E. ID. Washington
an'nehi '''''' - Nn"i'
Solo. ......... Mrs. A. c. Caiawa!
Remarks by e. d. Washington.
Anthem. :. :. =. 49,. Choir
Solo,. ..... Mrs. f. ID. Washington
After the program refreshment;
was served under the supervision OF
Reverend B. F. Mcintyre.
Reverend j. w. Washington, pas
tor of the Galway Baptist church
addressed the young men last Sun
day night. The theme of the dis
course was: Sow. which We Would
Be Delighted to Reap" for whatso
ever a man soeth. that shall he reap
Galatians 6; z, 8, 9.
There was good attendance and
the discourse was highly appreciated
The citizens will be glad to know
that from the present indications the
fight between the two journals of oul
city will soon come to an end. w,
hope how soon, for we fail to see any
thing in il beneficial to the race
Both journals, via the Plain Deale
and Tri-City Oracle. claim to be pub
| lished for the elevation and for tn,
betterment of the condition of tn,
colored race in Utah. and adjoinin,
states. Since both have one and tn,
same aim what occasion is there TO
a fight on each other? Other paper
will show up the undesirable side o
The race. so let our race journ ais hol,
UP the best, and If we can net sa,
anything good about Our bro .hcr r.
sister. and tell the Truth, let us fol
low the WISE mans instruction: Held
our rcac6; for If on words ara r.,
Z. '.,'led upon truth F" they will 20
Only lGrt the one that they Was ir
tended - help. but will return TO tn
one from which they ema latc,
clothed in such strange apparel tina
the owner himself cannot recogniz,
them.
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