Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-23
LATE LOCALS.

Capt. j. A. Greenwald is chairman Of
the committee In the Elks drill contest
There win be nm excursion TO Tintic
and TO Park city by the Elks on the
day after the close Of the convention,
Z. c. Knight. clyll engineer from
! Pontiac. Is guest at the Kenyon on q
western business trip. He is a friend
Of Glen Miller
There was a change in the wholesale
hrt'r ei.'-.' ''7v the price going
down to 20 and q cents, owing to theirs
/ p.ins sui ..iua "a soOd stock.
The lady members Of the Tabernacle
choir wifi meet at the Tabernacle at
| O'Clock this evening 10 practice the
| special music they now have In hand
There will be an organ recital AZ the
Tabernacle at o'clock this evening.
Prof Mcclellan viii play aud Mr..
Goddard win sing.
The many friends of Mrs. Henry
slegel will be pleased 20 learn that she
will return, with her son, to this city
next week, after an absence Of three
years.
The old rates on wheat were restored
yesterday, and Il is now 50 cents 10
Idaho and Utah common points from
points east OF Umatila Junction, and
80 cents from points west Of there.
A late number Of the Army and Navy
Journal states that Capt. Frank l..
VIM Of company /, Twelfth infantry,
Fort Bliss Tex. and Capt. Alfred T.
Smith Of Company Il, Fort Douglas,
viii exchange commands by consent OF
the department.
Agnes Peterson. aged q, OF Pleas
ant Green, was committed TO the in
sane asylum by County Clerk James,
and Drs Mayo and Ellerbeck today.
The girl has maniacal tendencies, and
thinks her father Us trying TO kin her.
Her trouble Is hereditary, as her moth
err Is AT the Provo asylum.
Three Italians, named Alfonso, Alex
ander and Peter De Luke, were arrested
az Jordan NaTows yesterday by Dep
uty sheriff Mauss on the charge II
killing sea gulls. They were brought to
the county Jail this morning and VIII
have a hearing before Judge Dlehl to-
morrow.
The Elks are getting out a poster to
be sent TO different lodges in the coun-
try Il Is designed by Worthington.
and includes attractive groupings Of
the Temple and Tabernacle. the snow
clad Wasatch range, with a great herd
OF elk coming over the same and going
cut TO Saltalr which figures on the
lower part Of the poster.
a young man named Carl Jaeschke.
OF SO6 south Ninth East street, was
taken out 20 the pest house by the
health authorities yesterday afternoon.
He is afflicted with smallpox, and a
strange incident In connection with his
case IA that he Is the only member OF
the family Of six children who was not
vaccinated All the others escaped the
disease while he was stricken
There win be a big basket meeting In
the Calvary Baptist church the first
Sunday IN June, with services from 2
a. m. TO 10 p. m. Several city ministers
have promised 10 speak during the day.
The members Of the church are strain
ing every nerve TO pay for their newly
acquired church property on Second
South au4l Fifth East. and intend when
money is at hand to erect chapel
on the site.
The new quarters OF the Commercial
club have been plastered. and the in
terror finishing Is half in. The d. &R.
a. has presented the club with a series
of large and handsomely c0lored views
along the line 81 the road between Den.
Yer and this city. the Missouri Pacific
has presented a large view OF the I'm.
ion Passenger station IN 50. Louis, and