Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-22
FOREST FIRES.
LATE LoCtlS.

Music dealers report a great run on
gramaphones within the last month or
two,
Landlord G. S. Holmes leaves tomor-
row on a 10 days trip to Los Angeles.
He will then return to be here for some
time.
Prest. W. j. Kerr of the Agricultural
college Is in the city, on account OF an
operation for appendicitis on his me-
phew
Ice dealers say that there is no scar
city Of ice. and that the supply VIII
suffice for all demands for the remain
der OF the season.
The county teachers institute viii be
held in the l.. u. S. university building
on Sept, to g. inclusive beginning at
9 O'Clock a. m.
The remains Of Calvin b. Potter were
buried yesterday afternoon, from the
undertaking parlors Of g. -. Evans, In
the G. a. h. plat at Mt 0llyet.
The new engine for the Y, c, NJ. l..
has arrived, and is being hauled to the
factory on South Temple street, where
a bed was built for II some time ago.
There viii be a soldiers picnic at Lib
erty park Aug. 2S next, with lunch at
p. m, and dinner at p. m. Ali Old
soldiers Of both wars are invited to the
reunion.
Irwin McNlece, son of Rev. DIR. Nc.
Niece enters the sophomore class at
Princeton university this fall he took
his freshman year in the Westminster
college Of this city
The Whereabouts Of Rev. Father
keenan, have not yet been made puDlic.
and the belief is that he will remain
secluded from public view until recov-
cry from his indisposition.
Quite Il number Of subscriptions have
been received by the Home Finding as
ISOLATION Of this city In consequence of
the glowing address made last night at
the Kenyon by Mr.. Hart of Chicago.
The Forest Dale Sunday school and
friends are spending today at Liberty
Park. outdoor sports of every des-
cription constitute the program. Prizes
will he given 10 winners OF races, etc.
Quite a number of entries for next
fans state fair have been received by
Secretary Sears, which shows that IT Is
0ccasoning a good deal of Interest
There is TO be q double-headed chap
laincy at Fort Douglas for the present,
Chaplains Marvin and Akton dividing
up the work between them.
State Superintendent Of Schools Nell
son Is attending the teachers institute
In Brigham City today. On Ang. %,
20 and q he VIII attend the institute
at Panguitch, On the same dates
Deputy State Superintendent Marshall
win attend the institute at st. George.
Director D. =. Adams Of the Agricul-
turul college returned today from Lo-
gan much pleased with the outlook for
the coming academic year. He says
the buildings viii an be IN readiness
10 Is days, and that the different de-
partments viii be in fine shape at the
collegiate opening.
County Attorney Christensen today
addressed a communication 10 Cover
nor Wells recommending that Kay
chin. the incorriNble Chinese lad, be
lulDltu iAoii lUt itlhl III Ftuohls nay
was committed to the Institution on
May 8, 1902, by Judge Stewart. The
recommendation Of the county attor-
ney wil be acted upon al the meeting
Of the board Of control next month,
A local dealer who has been watching
-four shipments closely. says that 100.
000 pounds Of Washington -four is being
shipped into the market, also 100000
pounds from Kansas, 100000 Is being
shipped in from Nebraska, and a couple
Of cars from Minneapolis. The rates on
this average from % to 20 cents which
the railroads are getting and II IS
claimed that all this Is due 10 the Utah
mills holding up prices TO such
pitch that It Is paying to ship -four in
here,
Chaplain Axiom Is ordering his uni
form, and with other chaplains Is graf
iAcd TO learn that the antique and
more or less medieval garb with which
chaplains have IN the past been CLOTH
ca, has ben abolished and they viii be
dressed like other officers with the In
sgnia OF the branch OF the service to