Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19
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Miss Title Perkes will sing Ever
Eafe With God" by Cantor, Sunday
forenoon at Unitarian services at Salt
Lake Theater.
The April meeting OF the Sunday
School union will be held by special In
yitation In the Sixteenth ward meeting
house. Monday evening next at 1880
The local members of the Brother
hood OF Painters, Decorators and Pa
perhangers, celebrate the third an
niversary OF the organization at Fed
Grafton hall this evening.
George II. Cole, former clerk of
the postoiiice, who resigned his position
some time ago, has again passed the
civil service examination and been re-
instated as the senior substitute.
Evergreen Lodge No ISL Of the Fra
.ternal Union of America, VIII give a
grand social and musical entertainment
at It's hall in the |. o. 0. f. building on
Monday evening, the 2Sth inst. The
very best talent In the city viii take
part. and, as there Will be no charge
for admission, big turnout is looked
for
The local odd Fellows will celebrate
the S3rd anniversary a week tonight,
on which occasion Canton Colfax Mol
will appear In full uniform. There will
be an interesting program rendered at
the l. o. o. #. hall, consisting OF
speeches. solos and recitatlons, after
which all concerned will indulge In a
dance on one Of the lower floors.
Mrs. William Buckholz lost her little
l-year-old daughter, Marian, yesterday
afternoon while shopping In the city
and the little one was not found until
after several hours OF anxious, fearful
searching. Marian strayed from her
mothers side on East Temple street
and when she was found she was near
ly half way 70 the Warm Springs.
The meeting OF the council committee
on streets and municipal laws did not
come of last night as scheduled. owing
10 the fact that a quorum was not
present. II was the intention 10 make
a final disposition Of the Salt Lake *
Brigham City Electric Railway fran
chise but the matter had 10 be post
poned until next Thursday night
A private letter received from Miss
Aryila Clark states that she and her
mother have arrived In Berlin and are
plunged into the mazes of the German
language. She says her first feeling at
hearing so much music on the grand
order was one OF discouragement. but
that she has buckled -apwn to work and
Is determined TO do her best both with
the language and the divine art.
Andrew Anderson, painter whose
home is al Murray, was painting the
Interior OF large vinegar tank yester-
day afternoon when the flame from his
candle consumed the oxygen and gas
generated rapidly from the naphtha.
He felt stupor coming over him and
he crawled out OF the tank. Later In
the afternoon he was discovered lying
on the ground unconscious He was
soon revived and has now entirely re-
covered from the effects.
The new 2i-inch water main in city
Greek canyon viii be connected with
the brick tank tomorrowg and the
water turned IN. The lG-inch main
was found to be too small 10 take an
the water required by the city. so a
larger one was put in Now all the
CITY creek water required can be- ac-
e0mmodated and the Parleys creek
water win not have to be used until II
is perfectly clear. The CITY creek
water viii be used exclusively until
June J. BY which time Parleys creek
win become settled and cleared.
John Newton Of American Fork is at
the Holy Cross hospital, where Or. ]
y Richards has been operating on his
right arm, which was I'm a very bad
condition The member was fractured
come time ago In a row which Mr. New.
ton was attempting TO break up. The
bone below the elbow was shattered
and on applying the X-ray yesterday
DR., Richards discovered that the bones
overlapped and 50 he forced them into
place and bound them with a silver
wire and he expects TO send Newton
home In a few days with a practically
well arm.
Police officer Ed Palmer met with
painful accident at the Warm Springs
last night While bathing IN the pool.
He was just climbing out OF the water
when he slipped and fell heavily 10
the stone hOor, striking his head and
INJECTING an ugly cash above his LEFT
eye II required four stitches to close
up the wound
A small store owned by Lewis and
Son was burglarized last night and "a
box OF cigars. bunch OF bananas and
some perfume were stolen. The store is
on Aberdeen street, and the police are
looking In that vicinity for banana
skins and sick boys
A farewell reception will be given In
the Twentieth ward assembly rooms on
Monday evening next in honor o. Elder
Jos. II. SHARP, who has been called 10
take a mission 10 California. Those
who win take part are the following.
Mrs. Lennie Savage Ritter, Prof. n. s.
NillS. Mrs. Kate Romney Stewart,