Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

Rabbi Reynolds speaks tonight In
the Jewish Temple on Prayer for the
Dead"
Miss Emma Kropf OF Murray, and
Csman Freeman of Kentucky We're
married yesterday afternoon at the
Joint building by Judge Stewart
Miss Fitch, graduate OF the Johns
K Hopkins Training school at Baltimore,
( has arrived. and taken charge as as
sistant superintendent at st. Marks
hospital.
Mrs. Mary McEyoy OF Omaha, moth
err OF Tom McEvoy of this city, died
Wednesday night, at her home, at the
age Of 50, and the interment Will be
at Omaha. Her children were at her
bedside as she passed away
Among the contributors to the build
ing fund Of the Congregation Monte
fore are President Joseph +. Smith.
500; Simon Bamberger, 5000: Jacob
NORTH, 5000; $. II. Auerbach, 500;
bishop Seaman, $50; Thomas Marnane.
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The Tribune this morning announced
that II was the purpose Of the Mormon
Church to erect a magnificent structure
on the old Deseret News corner to be
known as the Joseph Smith memorial
building. and added that the fact had
been confirmed yesterday. The truth
Is the fact was confirmed many months
ago having been published In the
News as long ago as last April with
particulars that were copied into the
Tribune at that time.
A damaging blaze occurred at the
house OF DR.. X. c. Dalton about 9.31
o'clock last night, caused, II IN believed,
by the explosion OF a light. The place
Is at 252 East Third South and IL 0c-
cupied by DR.. Dalton and Rev. VIII
liam Brodie and their families. Mrs
Jrodie first discovered the blaze. An
alarm was sent In and the apparatus
from No. / responded. After the re
was out II was discovered that nearly
all the furniture and clothing belong
ing TO DR.. Dalton was destroyed. The
lCss Is estimated at 500 on building
and contents.
Early this morning a drunken man
who refused to give his name, and
" no was booked at the police station as
'Mr. Dead Drunk" entered a resort
en- Commercial street and amused him
self by knocking the women down as
fast as they could get up, and by
breaking up furniture A hurry up
call brought big policeman, but the
drunken man tackled him too. The
copper won the fight and landed his
man in jail, In his pockets was found
god coin amounting TO $3l5. s. bill
and 10 cent piece.
Indian Agent Myton Of the White
Rocks agency has been amusing HIM
self by giving the redskin youth In
his charge names taken from the Con-
f/ressional directory. The Indians are
prone 70 forget these names, and some
times wake him up at night 10 get
poseted. Then the agent gives them
letters of introduction 10 themselves 50
that they win not be so forgetful next
time. The agent says the Indians are
rounding up 3 1000 pOniese for sale 10
the japanese government for cooking
and canning, the meat TO be used in the
army.
The Salt Lake County Sunday School |
association decided last night 20 hold |
the annual convention Nov. 10 and lS |
next, at the First Methodist church IN |
this city. On the afternoon Of the |
iOtn, Tue ilttilNiN hiilNA WIZ hAf' " /
program, and in the evening there are |
10 be addresses by Sunday school work. |
ers from different parts OF the state. !
On Sunday there will be exercises ap- |
propriate TO the day and the occasion.
Last nights meeting discussed how 10 |
get boys into the Sunday school AMI |
remarks were made by DR., T.. V. sill |
yer, Miss Plimpton Of Murray, Miss |
Anna Price. Miss Parsons, Miss Kee-
nan and Miss Daniels
The funeral services over the re
mains OF the late Mrs. Martha Read |
widow Of the late Samuel Read and |
step mother 10 the superintendent OF |
the Consolidated Railway and Power
company. viii be held on Sunday at
noon from the Fifteenth ward meet.
inghouse. The death OF Mrs. Real
which was announced In last nights
"News," came very suddenly, as late
es Monday she visited three OF her
daughters who reside In this city, and
she seemed TO then be in the best OF
health. Mrs. Read was only III three
days. She was a native OF Lancashire
Eng, and was in her s7th year. she
came from Env'a-