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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
GRANITE STAKE.
OTHER CHURCHES,

Church Of Christ, Scientist holds SER
vices In It's church ediflce at 936 east
Third South street, as follows: Sunday
school at l a, IN. church services at II
a. M; subject "Mortals and Immor-
tails" Each Wednesday evening AT &
o'clock a meeting is held to listen TO the
testimonials OF healing Of both sin and
sickness. Free readingroom open daily
from ~ a. m. to p. m. in Manitou ho-
tel Kindly welcome to all.
Sunday, May II, 1902. Westminster
Presbyterian church. Rev. John Rich.
elson, pastor, 1870 5. Fourth West
street Res, 226 w. Fifth South
street. Hoo a, M, sermon by he pas
tor, subject OF discourse christianity
and the Laws Of Retributlon." 500 o,
M, preaching by the pastor. "The
Career OF Sampson" 1915 a. M, Sab
bath school. 1880 D. M. Endaovor
Sabbath school, 6s2 w. First North
street. 500 y. m, Junior society Of
Christian endeavor. 500 pm, Wednes-
DAY evening, prayer meeting. 500 p.
m. Monday, meeting of Brotherhood
Of Andrew and Philip for election OF
officers, etc.
81. Paul's church. Main and Fourth
Perkins, rector Sunday after ascen-
sion, May II, 1902. 500 a. M, holy
communion. 9;45 a. M, Sunday school
1880 a. M, morning prayer and SER
mon. $500 ?. m, evening PRAYER and
choral. Sermon subjects. a. m. AS
cension joy p. m, Religion VS. Sem
timent."
Episcopal church. city missions.
sunday after ascension. May IS. 81
Peters chapel, Fifth North and Fifth
West ! p. m. Sunday school.
81. Johns chapel, Perkins Addition.
3 p. m, Sunday school. D. m, even
ing prayer and sermon.
Grace Mission. Mil Creek. 90. m
evening prayer and sermon. The Rev
Mr. Perkins will conduct the service.
Reorganiz d Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latter-day Saints. Services In mis-.
sion chapel. % east sec.pa so
street as follows: Sabbath school ar
70 a. m, preaching ct II a. m, and
p. m. On wednesday night prayer
At 1880. All are invited.
First Unitarian Society, Salt Lake
'ity. Services, Salt Lake Theater. II
!. m, Sunday school, 1915. Sermon.
fourth Of the series) Believes about
iod" by Rev. p, s. Thacher. Music.
Unity Choral cher. under the direction
Y Prof p y. Cook. assisted by Ms,
P, n. Cook, who VIII render Light
seyond. b. Aeysr-Helmund, and Mrs.
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Sporting Notes.

Logan and Lagoon are again al
Walkers field today IN the second Of
the triplet series.
Court Edwards, trick rider, Of Cal
ifornia, proposes TO ride from Fresno
70 san Francisco on a uncycle trick
wheel
cyclists are taking advantage OF the
fine weather and the course at Liberty
park for the purpose OF exercise and
numbers OF them may be seen speeding
nlong every day.
O. z. Emery, the bicycle rider, will
appear on the Salt Palace bicycle track
THIS summer again, as he says the old
combination is broken, and men who
refust 10 80 into II will now have
something OF a show.
A notable motor bicycle perforrns nee
was the run by De Guichard on n 2
horsepower machine from Paris 10
Rome; sbih miles IN 4 DAYS, % hours
~ minutes. Much rain Tel. and The
passes OF the Alps were snow.capped.
There are two stories about the speed
OF riders on the cycle whirl." ocai
papers reported a mile done in n li,,lo
over two minutes. Eastern papera saw
mat abnormally low gears are uso3
ana not much better than a mile In
four minutes can be done.
Puglllst Rubin. with his MANAGES
and sparring partner, win sall FOR En-
rope today in order 70 have PLENTY ~
time TO train for his fight with sbay'
Key. Some place In the suburbs n,
london VIII be chosen for training
quarters. S
Umpire Martin. In some OF his recen,
decisions seems 20 present a rIoture
when may be good 10 look a, Sas
PRESIDENT Crtchlow Of the learna +,
Is a notable and notorious fac, that
30 TAR umpires have been eiyln, CT,
Lake the dirty end Of the stick. '"''
Garden City l.. !. MAY &C II
Hitchcock, Jr., Of Yale ana u N
ratiana' the Pennsylvania freshman
sss,lerday at Garden City, l.. l.. Won
lher way 70 the finals IN the indicld,oI
championship contest OF the ,ntsScni
'eslate golf tournament.
Pitcher Clarence Y. Wright q, a..
CLEVELAND American Leabue ciuh g.
s,ll 20 have followed the examuie =,
dummy Taylor and jumped ne ,o
eai team to join the BROOKLYN Nsiiono,
lsague club today at Plttsbure Wr,rh,
signed contracts with both clsysiesns
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TALLYHO PARTY ACCIDENT

Redlands, Cal, May 10.--A bad acct
dent occurred here this afternoon on
England Heights. A party OF Calves
ton people were taking a drive over
Smiley and England Heights in a
tallyho, when brake broke and the
-FOUR horses started on a wild race
down the mountain side, Coming to
Calon street, the main thoroughfare
OF Redlands, a mile above town at a.
sharp turn in the road, the tallyhol
struck the street railroad track and
overturned. The leading horses broke
loose and ran into town,
Help soon was at hand and released
the people from under the coach. Doc
tors were summoned and the Injured
carried to neighboring houses. AN
were more or less hurt. including nine
women, Two men and the driver OF the
coach. Among the persons hurt In the
runaway are.
INJURED.
Mrs. Kroppern, thigh broken and an
kle crushedi limb will be amputated;
may die.
Mrs Ballinger, bruised and cut, not
Miss Jones. bad cut over the eyes.
All Of Galveston, Tex.
Mrs. Schrimp.
Miss Crawford.
Mrs. Jewell.
They were all Of Philadelphia, dele
gates from that city to the biennial
convention at Los Angeles. Mrs. lew
ells arm is broken; the others were on
ly slightly hurt
Mrs. +. +, Hilbert Of Redlands. skull
crushed, VIII probably die.
Five Others are under the care OF n
physician who refuses TO allow them
to be seen, and they absolutely refuse
TO give their names.
While running down the mountain
side the carriage collided with a rio
In which was Mrs. +. Il. HILBERT az
Redlands She Is seriously, perhaps
fatally hurt.
Among those hurt there are numer-
Gus broken limbs and cut hands. but
u is thought that all will recover, save
the ones taken to the sanitarium.
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CONVENTION OPENS.
Several Hundred in Attendance Upon
Christian Young Peoples Meeting.
Especial to the "News.")

Ogden, May l0,-The union conven-
ton OF the Chrltian Young Peoples So
cleties Of Utah held It's opening session
this morning at the First Methodist
church with an attendance OF between
400 and 500 delegates The gathering
was presided over by Rev j. II. Carver,
OF the First Presbyterian church Of this
city and after the opening exercises,
Rev Mr. Wright Of the local Baptist
church delivered a feeling address OF
welcome. An appropriate response was
made 10y Miss Sue Clark of Salt Lake
and after a brief devotional service the
various societies held their respective
meetings. Each society drew It's con-
stitution and bylaws and the session
this afternoon was taken up In dis
cusslng the several instruments What
action II any the Epworth league win
take In relation TO meeting In connec-
ton with the ministers OF the Method
LIST churches OF the state hereafter. has
not yet developed, II Will be remem-
bered that the matter was prominently
before the Methodist minister's meeting
In salt Lake few weeks ago.
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and Brooklyn for the nrnsonl =. =.

The power launch craze is oyo~
rapidly and ii seems imp ssible n, \
builders to turn them out fast eps.,
10 meet the demand One OF Inc ~
orders Is for q 20-foot, speed LAM.
10 be built by Fellows. She wT /.
fitted with q FIVE horsepower Soat
cylinder Howard motor weighing an.
260 pounds. '"'
The following events occurred a, ~,
high school campus today at oeIo,g
60 and 100.yard dashes, 22O aud tlG.yo@,
runs, one half-mile relay four M !.
teams, shot put, hammer throw MA
Jump, running broad Jump tmne,
high jump and pole vault. The assI,
was free for all to all CLASSES Of N.
high school.
A ball game in which the hon,
team was victorious Is thus chfonlsa
by a reporter at Los Angeles. Mari
We doan't get some games huh! Mas
dot Winerwurst Schmidt doant "a
nit the balloons up! ASH Dan Lools@
vas canned peaches alrea'y, Vat vs
tink? Ven We d0an't need some 20 1
eggs We doan't cit somel We miir,.
toned dem fellows We vas derc mlt I'd.
goots and We draw en-, swell, drt NJ
vat YOU call 'em--rdlnlGgs, MOI "a
dot house fail me down ~ Ndn! h
was eight tousand crayy popls
chumping up nit dere ',cls on. arl
yell like Wild mems, Dunntr unit blua
vat oxcitementsW
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- - 49,
SOCIAL AND personal,

Yesterday the ladies LITERARY dS
held its annual election Of officers. aii
the following choice was made M
Henry G. Wallace, president Mrs Nj
w. Brown, vice president; Mrs ] \
Brown, second vice PRESIDENT Ms 4
j. Gorham, recording cecretary fll
Merrill, corresponding secretary M
II. Il. Critchlow, treasurer, Miss YdE
ley, librarian; Mrs. William lgleht,s
critic; Mrs. William G. Jennings 10
torian, Mesdames Hutchinson, Mgs
and Cowan, directors.
Mrs. T.. +. Holmes entertained p
terday at a charming tea In honci
Senator Kearns. The rooms were ba
tifully decorated, and the event VISA
all ways delightful.
Mrs. NJ. Il. COlburn. mother Of ks
c. G. Plummer, has arrived from M
York, and VIII spend the summer 4
Salt Lake.
Mrs. G. II. Brink was hostess at I
euchre party yesterday, the prizes v
ing won by Mrs. Donnellan, Mrs, AiN
and Mrs, Cleayer
Mrs. G. C. NicholI Of Des Moins !
the guest of her sister Mrs. W
Price.
Mrs. r. G.. futile returned this nei
from her California trip very n,i
improved IN health. in her abgtt
her daughter Miss Jennie, has az
ciated very acceptably as organlsl q
the East Side Baptist church MS
futile Is musician OF much promise
Mrs. George Hancock is visiting
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Carter are Tec'h
arrivals from Boston, and expect
make this city their home
Mrs. Trowbrldge aud mother len lih
for Pueblo.
A reunion Of the family Of M
George T, Odell wifi take place az 1n'
residence Of his daughter, Mrs, Josepa
II. Richards, tomorrow, The ga'ha.
ing will be somewhat unique, from ~,
fact that It Is within a day or t@y~
four anniversaries In the family. NE
and Mrs Richards marriage anni i.T.
sary is May 9th, Mr.. and Mrs, Vaess
IL May 10th. Mr. odelrs birthday : us
10th. and Mr. Richards birthday i ya
the same day as his wedding day. I"
mn
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"CLEAN CITY" MOVEMENT.
Seems to be Success-Children Want
More Buttons.

The home and education section OF
the Ladies Literary club held a meet.
ing yesterday afternoon and DISCUSSED
the Clean City" movement, which Che
section was instrumental IN starting
1t was stated at the meeting that
about 1000 more 'Clean City but
tons would have TO be ordered for the
school children, who have not yet been
supplied. The ladies distributed 10000
buttons at the outset OF the movement.
thinking that number would easily pro-
vide those who desired to Join the club.
But they have found much to their
pleasure, that nearly all the children
are eager to wear the button.
IL was also stated that damper
was thrown on the work by the failure
OF the city 10 remove the tin cans and
the like after the children have gath.
cred them together. In view Of that
condition the ladies decided TO petition
the council TO remove the garbage from
the residences where the children had
piled II In the yards.
on Monday night. May ~ Mrs. Leo.
nora Austin Hamlin will lecture at the
Grand Theatef on the subject. "The
Commercial Value OF Public Beauty"
The lecture is under the auspices OF
the home and education section.
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DIR, FOWLER AT REST.
Last Solemn Rites Over Remains of
Veteran Physician.

The funeral Of the late DIR. Allen
Fowler was held yesterday afternoon
from 81. Mary's cathedral and was in.
vested with all the solemnity and i'm
pressiveness Of the Catholic rites. The
cathedral was filed to It's capacity by
the friends and admirers OF the de.
ceased aud words OF praise were spok-
en- by Father Kiely who summed up
his eulogy by saying that in the death
OF Dr. Fowler the community had sui.
fered an irreparable loss.
As the remains inclosed in costly
casket were being born into the church
followed by the sisters OF the Holy
Cross hospital, Miss Clara Fafeks and
me choir sang, Nearer. Ny God. 10
Thee"
AZ the conclusion Of the service the
casket was opened and the friends Of
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TRAINLoADs OF WOOL.
Consignments Move Brislsly-"Mark'
Harris Record shipment.

Mark Harris has been making a
killing In Utah wool during the past
Few days with the result that he has
shipped a train load Of Il cars out of
Black Rock to st. Louis. This estab-
fishes the record for this season 80 far.
as u IL the shearing Is about three
iourths over aud railroad men who
came IN this morning report that there
IS practically no wool being stacked up
at the various corrals, for Ii is all be-
ing sold ut prices ranging from II to
~ cents Just as soon as 1t Is Off the
backs OF the sheep. IL Is roughly esti-
mated that from between 100000 and
100000 pounds OF wool has been moved
from Utah this season and the conslgn-
ments have been TO all ntents and
purposes evenly divided up among the
lines, so that all feel that there Is no
cause for complaint.
In addition TO the big tralnload men
toned, mark" Harris. Of b. Harris
d Co., St. Louis. has secured the
Charles Carter and John Reader clip.
consisting OF 20 cars 10 be loaded at
Cotton, after having been hauled for 1856
miles by teams from the shearing pens
On the Uintah reservation. From
smaller flockmasters the same firm has
secured an additional 20 ears.
Ludwig Eiscman, OF Elseman Bros,
Boston, mas bought is cars from Austin
Bros, Wrathall and several others who
have sheared on the reservation. with
another 70 cars from various clips.
j. koshland a. Co, OF Boston. ably
represented by II. $. Hallel. clifford
Dove and Dick Whitaker have Sc
cured 30 or more cars from various
parts Of the state.
The Central Wool association of Man.
Il, who ship to jeremiah Williams, Of
Boston, nave also secured In the neigh
horhood OF 30 cars
Among others who have secured rs
good tonnage are IKE" Solomon, OF II.
Marx a CO., ST. Louis: William Jack
son, OF Harrington & Co.. Boston:
Henry Cohn u Co, Boston; K. c. Craig,
Of Gregg Bros, Philadelphia: Phil b.
Fauke, of Funston & Co, ST. Louis,
Uncle Jimmie" Clinton the veteran
and keenert OF them all. of Heoht Lie
hermann Z Co.. Boston. Bert S. Howe,
of Brown & Adams, Boston. j. G..
Guthrie, OF Sllverman Bros. Chicago.
and A. T. Elliott, Of jeremiah VIII
liams, Boston.
Az Soda Springs. Idaho, shearlng will
begin about May o.
Wool sales at Casper, Wyo. last |
week amounted to 100000 pounds. The |
prices ranged from III TO 10 cents per |
pound. with the average fraction over
u cents. Six million pounds Of wool |
have been sold In Natrona and Carbon |
counties In wyoming this spring.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the resP''"
si.,nera FOR furthor information

Consult County Clerk or the respe'''
signers for further Information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT I'M ,Ns,
bate Division, IN and Tor s", r,st,ef
County, State OF Utah. In 'hs raIlaee.
OF The estate OF George j. Ne,,s@s
Deoeased. Notice. THE petition I'M
h. Wallace. q. u. Wallace ana $3.50 a
Wallace. executors az the esu "a.
George II. Wallace, deceased io C,' se
firmation OF the sale OF ne tsVooelent
described real estate OF said us.sesld
to-wit: Beginning az the h ~" sst
corner OF lot s. block 96 plat ~ raa
Lake CITY survey, running thehVyA Srr.
4 feet; thence north li6H feet ,,u w esi
east feet. thence north IVA n
TO the place Of beginning sl'S State q
Salt Lake City and County ri ur5n
Utah, for the sum OF slOO. Ash IS
the following terms, to-wlt' ca a ala
appears from the return Of sA n,e,,.rlsg
In this Court. has been set iol ~, p.
on Friday, the 23rd day OF MAJ ,,,o,,o,ry
1909. M 10 O'clock a. m. at the al
Court House. In the Court kV eai, LAKE
Court In Salt Lake Cliy Ga"
witness t the Clerk Of said court T WY
the seal Thereof a ,s,s
fsean ibis SIN day Of Nay, ~. W
JOHN JAMES c c,srS
BY c. Frank Emory. Depuu Az
Mathonlahah Thomas A'''
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Price to be Headquarters for
Bureau Of Information.
SEWER PEOPLE DOMINATED
j. H. sharp Of sunnystde Permanent
Presidoni-W. ~. Mcdonald aud
J. q. Weaver secretarie.

The Utah oil convention concludes
| Its labors at Price last evening TN
nayr,aner, o,,,,,,,,,t...
...',-',. ~ e'''',''.''ou ""9 peIleo's'
| " P'a'ih6 non D. H. sharp OF sunny
side In the chair, and w K. Mcdonald
| secretary. with l. O. Weavar es Nj,
asslston, M. .,a.,,s-
"e Vohf'nuoh was comm
uted ny SEWER people, who had things
all their own way.
M IL.
over The elnction ~ p,doo s ut,,'V g"1.
Lake az the hoadnra,.,o,s "s 50 ~ Ia,'
reau of Information '"0 'u
Mr.. Don q pobhins o.ho ronr.s.,,,. 4
The Infermountoi, ai VIZ ~ v 10y. 49,,
opnosition I'M -, W e,I'a ~ leu tne
voted down an ova,.,, r,,,,,,oa ,1e " Sa
presented. and the rerommend ations n,
the committee ON resolptions r,ars
carried out to the letter
The following are the rasol,,tions
passed: 'N''''''
Resolved. Tint n &c tho so,so ~
this convention mat whenever coni-
tai undertakes he develonnent - an
group OF claims. or 10 anv claim with,
In the state OF Utah nv nlncjng o,I
boring rigs or n RIG On sush claim on
group of claims. that said oanitaI sbeil
have the most unouaiIded moral ann
port of the members az this convertIon
and shall have no fear of ,noleetatinn a.,
trouble or Interference In anv NAV
from or by anv member hereof ""'
Whereas. The nroductIon ~ IN MR.
afine and other similar nroducts ,s ran-
idly becoming one of the great wenI,h
producing industrdes 40 the IrnIted
States. and
whereas. The ueople NJ ,be atata 90
Utah, In common with those ~ colo
RADIO, Wyoming and Idaho and other
western and southern states are vital.
Is interested in aiding the OH Industry
by all legitimate means
Now therefore. the neon,o ~ Trtob
interested In the oil Industry IN dele'
gate convention assenbled M prioe
Carbon county Utah thia OR dav "a
May 1902, do hereby resnectf,,ll,, ,,,o,,,
orallze the Congress of the Iinitod
States In favor az The MASSAGE ~ wbot
Is known as the Sutherland hin which
was introduced hv 49, HI, C CnI mn.1n
erland. providing for tbo rnonrar 20
location of md doing on,naI ssao. VI
IltnI MOfK or Ia Dor unnn tho VlQaap In
cations for oil ana hvdro' rhon ava
and known as House mn 1904, ord zee
respectfully urge Hon Cieorce snthor
land. the introducer ~ said Mi ana
Senators Rawlins and Kearns a. nee
their best endeavors ia sec,re ~
passage OF the said hin M The nrasent
session OF Congress
We believe that the right NJ locator.
of petrole,,m clai,s, shn,,is - ,,,.,
protected; that Inc most offect,vo s s,'n
port that can be given Individual yigbts
Is the strict enforcement Of the co,,ns
try's laws that the right OF the orioin.
al and legal locator 10 IN right anssry.
ing the moral support OF every cjt,yers
and that justice in such Relation can
be best subseryed by union ~ snch
interest, and the formation OF n nro.
tectlve association similar ia thai NJ
Wyoming is recommended
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RECEPTION AT BEE HIVE.
President Smith Gives Social to
Church Employees,

President Joseph f. Smith gave to the
employees Of the Church a delightful
though informal reception and social
at the Bee Hive house this afternoon
Several hundred guests were present
and more enjoyable time would be
difficult TO have anywhere. The fea-
lures Of the afternoon were music, reel
taions and speeches supplemented by
a sumptuous dinner prepared by the
ladies of the company.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Rio Grande excursion 10 Ogden
this morning carried $50 people.
Supt Baker, OF the Pullman service,
is down :, ON Ogden today.
-Four hundred people went south this
morning on the Oregon Short Line
special 10 Provo.
Travelling Freight Agent Townsend OF
the Missouri Pacific returned from a
wool trip to Cotton this morning,
The special train bearing the For
esters arrived In Salt Lake at a. NJ.
The train left for the east over the Rio
Grande Western this afternoon. A tour
list car with 80 Foresters returning 10
Saginaw. Mich. passed through Salt
Lake iaet night.
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TO RETURN WALSRN.

Sheriff Hughes OF Lemhi county,
Idaho, arrived here this morning to
take back to Salmon City w. NJ. Wal
sen, charged with the theft of 5000
from the treasurer OF the county, who
was his wife and formerly Miss Ada
Merritt. The sheriff had extradItIoD
papers and went out 10 the state prison
In company with Asst County Attor-
ney Loofbourow. and expects to leave
with his prisoner this evening.
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LATE LOCALS.

Deputy U. s. Marshal L. V. Draper
returned from Vernal, where he went 20
subpoena witnesses in the case against
Nasty Jack" Morrison.
Emile w. Larson, bookkeeper for
Herbert Bros, was today married TO
Mrs. Anna Larson, a widow whose
home has been at Ephralm. The cere-
mony was performed by Justice Mel
sen.
William c. Rath was today dis
charged from bankruptcy in the Fed.
eral court.
Bishop Warren OF Denver VIII pre-.
side over the coming August conference
OF the Utah mission Of the NJ. Z. church
In this city. Bishop Fowler presided
last August.
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SALT LAKE STAKE.

Religious services IN the German LAM
Euage are held every Sunday morning,
az IL o'clock in the Assembly Hall.
Scandinavian meetings are held in
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a.
m, in the Assembly Hall. All are
cordially invited
The Third quorum of Elders will
meet in the Second ward meeting
house Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A. OFFICERS.
A meeting Of the ward officers Of the
Y. NJ. NJ /, associations Of Salt Lake
Stake will be held in the L. d, S. uni
versity Wednesday evening, May IA,
at 1880 o'qock All ward presidents,
together with their counselors, are
urgently requested to be present.
RICHARD r. LYMAN,
N JOSEPH F. MERRILL,
$40 GEORGE A. SMITH,
Stake Presidency.
The l24th quorum ofSeventy convenes
IN regular monthly meeting Monday
next at 1880 p, M, in the Eighth ward
school house, A full attendance IS re-
quested. w. ]. WADE. Slerk.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Fourth quorum of Seventy viii take
place on Monday evening next, at
o'clock, In the Twenty-hrst ward
meeting house. A full attendance de-
sired.
The first quorum of Elders will hold
its semt-monthly meeting next Nom
day evening at 1880 o'clock in the
Seventeenth ward meeting house.
The Sixteenth quorum of Elders will
hold It's first monthly meeting next
Monday evening at o'clock In the
First ward meeting house.
The Fourth quorum Of Elders has
Its regular monthly meet
ing until Monday, May 49, when, in
to the regular program, quar-
tet music viii be rendered.
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TAILENDERS Get
TASTE OF VICTORY

TalIenders In the baseball pennant
race yesterday got an appetite-sharp-
ening taste of victory, Salt Lake In
ogden and Lagoon in this city wrested
victory from Ogden and Logan respee-
lively. Salt Lake won from Ogden In a
good game and a score of S to Z, and
Lagoon won from Logan by a score OK
3 10 /. Al Walkers field the game was
an especially good one and sent the
fans into OBSTACLES of delight. while the
close contest at Ogden kept the few
rooters who went from this city and
the Junction cranks on edge TIL the last
man was out. A series Of three games
is to be played in each place.