Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-14

fallen backward into the bottom Of the
| wagon. The horse was under good head
| way when young Saville ran out from,
! the sidewalk and after a sharp sprint
caught one of the lines and drew the
animal into the sidewalk He hurried
on his way without waiting to hear
| the crowds praise.
! The pupils of the training school Of
| the university have on eXhib ton In
the rooms OF the board Of education
I'm the city and county building, sam
Piles OF their handiWork which win In
terest parents and is well worthy Of a
visit OF inspection. The exhibition con-
sists Of drawings burnt wood work, all
descriptions OF construction work and
samples Of domestic skin by the pupils
from beginners up to the eigh h grade.
The articles will be on eXhih ion all
week, and the public In general is in
yited to call.
state Superintendent OF Schools Nell
son will visit the agricultural college
at Logan on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The last issue OF the two Congrega-
tional papers contained reports Of an
alleged call OF Rev. Dr. @. ~ Brown
Of the First Congregational church Of
this city TO the pulpit OF the First Con-
gregational church Of Kansas CITY to
succeed Rev Dr. Hopkins cal ed TO
the presidency OF Williams college. The
publication Of such reports has caused
Dr. Brown a good deal OF annoyance,
as he says there is no truth In them.
Moreover they have been the occasion
of several applications from brother
congregational clergymen TO the trus-
tees Of the church for leave to candi-
date for the supposed coming vacancy.
a prominent member Of the church
says that II any vacancy should occur
in the First church pulpit. the man to
Boo called would be Rev /. Goshen Of
Ogden
Major H. p Myton. the White Rocks
Indian agent shipped By express to-
day to DE agency $4,000 for dlstribu-
ton among the Indians, as already not
ed in the News.
The Deseret Lawn Tennis club held
its annual meeting Saturday night and
elected Brigham r. Cannon president,
! w. X Conrad secretary and trcasurcr
and these two with Nels Margctts as
executive committee The club win
have Desaret court nut IN order lmmp-
diately preparatory 90 opening the ten
mis- season without delay.
None OF the bids offered Saturday for
the building OF the superstructure of
ST. Marks cathedral extension were
accepted. and the matter has been post
ponrd indefinitely for the present, az
Ia.
money
There was no heavy frost in this sec.
ton Of the state this morning, as was
feared there would be yesterday bee
cause Of the clouds. But there was
killing frosts az Molena on the south
and at Pocatello on the north.
Secretary Harris received letter this
morning from the Commercial club OF
Kansas City establishing reciprocal re-
lations between the Kansas city club
and the Commercial club OF Salt Lake
city. II IS interesting to note that
Secretary Harris Is meeting with great
success In establishing these pleasant
relations with different prominent bust.
ness club organizations throughout
the country
The hanks viii be closed un tomor-
row, on account Of lis being Arbor day.
fLandlord Holmes contracted today
for $1,000 worth Of Improvements % be
made M the KnutsfOrd hotel These
VIII include electric fixtures. new car
pets and complete interior decorations.
Mr. Holmes has written 20 Sylvester
Cunningham, owner o. the building.
relative 10 the building Of the proposed
north side extension of the hotel and
asking that the addition be- am eight
story one Moreover. he would Ike 10
have a seventh story built on the pres.
ent hotel Mr. Holmes Is figuring on q
t60nH hotel bar go be located on the
State street side of the hotel. where tho
barber shuD and large salesroom are
NOW. The har Wiu be- equipped with
hnc mahogany fixtures and tiled Hoor.
iuc and made SPECIALLY elegant