Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25
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Bishop Leonard will deliver the adj
dress at the Mckinley memorial SER
vices at 81 Pauls church tomorrow
morning, The knights Templar will
attend In a body,
$. r. Kelly left this morning for Col
orado Springs 10 see his brother, Silas
Kelly, who was very severely injured
In the Colorado Midland wreck at Ten
nessee pass yesterday
George lmbrie, who for thr.e years
was connected with the Associated
Press In this city has successfully
passed the bar examination and been
admitted to practice law AT 81, Joseph,
Mo.
Sheriff Layne OF ogdei.. brought down
q prisoner for the state prison this
morning. The mans name IL August
McCarty, and he was convicted OF
burglary.
County Auditor Wood this morning
He'd with the State Auditor the Coun-
TVS bill for collecting the taxes for
the last quarter OF 1901. The amount
asked Is Sa,2S5.GO, which 10 one half
OF the cost OF collection,
There VIII be meeting OF the Re-
lief Society corps OF nurses held at the
residence or Mrs. Empey, 1870 East
south Temple, on Monday at 2 o'clock.
AZ the meeting Is an Important one an
especially good attendance IL request.
ed.
The death OF George Beardslee OF
Sacramento, who has relatives In this
city, Is involved In mystery. lie was
found dead with pistol shot wound
over his eye, and II IL supposed the gun
went of by accident as there ls no rea-
son known why the man should want
TO commit suicide He had previously
stated that he had put a bullet In the
gun for troublesome dog.
Prof George II Marshall OF the Uni.
verslty Of Utah has been made Assist.
ant Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton TO succeed Or. j. NJ Tanner, who
rendered his resignation some time ago
Prot, Marshall has been az the head Of
the English department OF the State
university for the past ten years and
- one OF the best known educators in
the state. The new duties entaied upon
him vii not interfere with his work at
the university.
Luz AtllNll AlupIuln OF seventy npld
reunion in the Second ward meeting
house Thursday evening, which was
most enjoyable event An excellent
program was rendered. consisting Of an
address OF welcome by Prest Charles
X. Boasell, a comic song BY George Il
Margetts tenor solo by Thomas RI
Ashworth; address BY Prest. SEYMOUR
Il. Young comic recitation by Edwin
j. Midgley: baritone solo by John Rob.
inson, address by Prest Joseph w, Me-
Murrin Maori song hy George Bowles
The evening closed with dainty refresh
ments and season OF social inter-
course
Revival services will be held the com
Ing week IN the First Methodist church
every evening except Saturday, under
the direction Of Rev ] HAYDEN Cooke
OF Denver, who has been doing good
work there, Each evening survice win
be preceded by an illustrated song scr.
vice, the illustrations including dissolv-
ing Views appropriate TO the songs 10
be sung Evangelist Cooke is only
twenty-three years old and has been
engaged IN evangellstic work for three
years, He Is accompanied hy Chris
TOPPER Mitchell assistant evangelist
who viii give special attention TO meet
ings OF boys. The evangelsts remain
In this city for ten days.
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lions Savings Bank and Truet Gam