Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

liz Mrs Shepard Benson was grleved Ia
~ learn yesterday OF the death OF her
brother. Jos. w. Morse Of Las Vegas,
81 N. M.
A. c. Riser, formerly Of South Afri-
~, ca, Is a guest at the Cullen having come
"A, to this state to investigate the mining
situation here.
~ Editor Mangum Of the Labor Journal
4. will be arraigned before Judge Diehl on
\ ) the charge of libel preferred against
him by Arthur L. Graham, on Monday
Z morning.
III The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
\, Congregational church will hold a rum
mage sale In the storeroom next TO the
Elgin dairy on State street on Friday
4 and Saturday, Nov. q and ~.
IS Rev. Charles Crane, president OF the
!, Maine State Christian Endeavor, will
spend Sunday, Nov. 20, In this city. and
rally will be given In his honor that
. evening In the First Congregational
y church.
The thousand mark has been passed
4, in the sale OF the new work. "The His
| tory OF the Church" The entire thous-
and copies have been sold since con-
IN ference, and the bindery Of the News"
a is still 300 copies behind the orders re-
ceived.
n Eddie Greenwald, the young foreigner
arrested In this city by lnspecor Sharp
on the charge Of using the malls TO de-
(. fraud New Jersey bank, was found
! guilty yesterday at Colorado Springs,
and sentenced 10 two years in the gov
eminent prison q Leavenworth.
The executive committee OF the gem
]; eral water committee Of the CONNER
cial club met yesterday afternoon with
y those chairmen OF the subcommittee
y who had not yet handed In their re-
r ports. The committee will meet fire.
i quently until the whole matter Is ready
for condensed report 10 the general
y committee.
\ There viii be special service for
t men at st. Pauls church tomorrow
y evening. The speakers will BE- Dean
y Eddie of st. Marks, q. Frank Shelby
of Denver, and Rev, Perkins of st.
y Paul's, all of whom will deal with
phases of the recent convention OF the
n brotherhood OF ST. Andrew at Boston.
, An impressive funeral service over
J The remains OF Mrs. Charlotte Clark
. Epiers was held at the bishops home
. IN the Tenth ward yesterday afternoon.
The speakers We're Presidents Angus
} M. Cannon, Joseph Il. Taylor and FL
z der Keddington. select quartet fur
4 nished the music and benedicton was
Y pronounced by Patriarch John Smith.
Simon Bamberger denies the report
that he is about 10 purchase the Pacific
Z Feed mill from A. A. Rudy. On the
contrary he asserts that he II dispos-
ing Of what interest he has In the busi-
= ness and that negotiations are under
/" way for the sale OF the plant 20 third
party Mr. Bamberger states that he
|, IS not looking for honors in the capac-
/ fly OF state senator.
i The candidates to date for place on
b the city school board are as follows:
7 First precinct, James II. Brown. Prof,
I Byron Cummings and William $.
b Geisy; Second, NJ. j. Cheesman, Boyd
q Park and Thomas Homer; Third, VIII
D liam ]. Newman and Fred j. Palmer;
b Fourth, Judge w. A Sherman, John G.
G Sharp, Thomas Weir, David Keith, T..
y w. Whitley and possibly y. 5, Youne
i 20 succeed himself; Fifth. Ira II. Lewis.
! The funeral OF the late Mrs. John A.
Houghton was held In 81. Paurs
I, church late yesterday afternoon, SER
: vices being conducted by Rev. Charles
I +. Perkins. The church choir furnished
!. the music, which included the selec-
: lions, when our heads are bowed with
woe" Lead kindly light, There Is a
! green Hill far away" and Nearer my
! God TO Thee" There was an abundance
!, OF beautiful floral offerings, and the re-
mains were inferred In Mount Olivet
I cemetery.
The funeral Of Richard r. Miller, the
carpenter who died yesterday at the
\ Holy Cross hospital from lockjaw' has
. not yet been arranged owing TO no
word having been received from his
! relatives. Undertaken Evans, VINO
has the remains in charge, has been
4 irving to communicate with his folks In
Missouri, but thus far HIS efforts have
h been unavailing. The unfortunate man
came here from the east some time ago
ana met with the accident which
caused his death while pursuing his
business as a lather
sRebert Burns, His Poetry Prose-