Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-08
LATE LOCALS.

The han that fon ycsierday afternoon
was confined 10 80 limited an area that
none OF II reached the recording instru-
ments OF the local weather bureau,
Ex-Comty superintendent Of Schools
Stewards Of Ulnlah county Ia In the city
today en- route To Leland Stanford uni.
rersity TO attend the summer school
Elder Charles W. Penrose delivered a
very interesting address In the Fifth
ward Westinghouse last night his subject
being some Problems That Mormonism
Has Solved
Rapid progress Is being made IN re-
mod ling the eVrmont building on State
street 1nd the second story is now IN
process Of construction.
A farm wagon o. on exhibition on State
street whose body can be tilted 10 one SD
by turning a crank. 80 that It's contents
are dumped without disturbing the rest
Of the wagon.
Undertaken Evans has heard from rela-
yves Qf G, H. litiledolJ. who was found
dead IN Commercial alley and the re-
mains VIII be sent east for burial.
This morning officer sperry arrested a
man by The name Of clyde Williams ON
lho charge of petit larceny II is alleged
mat Williams stole a valuable harness
nom Dr. Hector GrisNOld. The fellow
Will be tried tomorrow afternoon.
a man giving the name OF l.. Smith
was arrested this Afternoon for glvlng
snort weight Smith Is q pedlar ana II
was claimed he WIS caught n The act.
lie VIII be charged tomorrow afternoon,
Chaplain Marvin Of Fort Douglas lee
tures hls evening IN Westminster Pres
byteriah church on his experiences with
me international column In China. There
WIN be q young peoples entertainment
Friday night In the same church
Contractor Findcson at the federal
building has built a tfamWay around the
building for carrying the stone for dis
Wbullon as Il is turned of from the
planer
President W. +. Slocum OF Colorado
Springs will deliver the commencement
address before Gordon academy Ia the
Hammond hall chapel on east Third
south street, at s p. m, MonOaN JQne
10 next.
! company First infantry will be mus
tered IN later In the week, Some OF the
members favor adopting Tor the private
uniform one like that OF the New York
Sevcnth--gray and black with white cross
mer, white duck pants are used.
Presidents Joseph +. Smith, Anthem II.
Lund and Elder Hyrum NJ Smith left
Friday night for La Grande, Ore, whore
they went 10 attend the quarterly con-
ference of the Union stake They Will
remain In that section Tor several days
and return home on Thursday or Friday
OF this week
Employees Of the city waterworks de-
partment are greatly annoyed nowadays
by the FRANKS Of thbughtless schoolboys
who tear out the dams IN the bitches and
thus divert the water from the course In
tended. 1t is suggested that parents
should interest themselves in this matter
as those guilty Of such conduct are liable
to heavy penalty should they be caught
IN the act Of interfering with the dams.
One OF the best known and most popu-
lar stroke oars Harvard ever had Is at
the knutsford IN DR. Il. a. T. Penrose
Jr., president OF the Commonwealth Min
ing company Ot Arizona, and a professor
in the University OF Chicago. Or. Pen.
rose graduated in 1854 his brother one OF
the United States senators from Pennsyl-
yania, graduated IN 1881, and another
brother Spencer PcnrOse Of Colorado
Springs, who is with the doctor gradu-
ated later.
Lloyd Pratt the G-year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Pratt, was operated on at
the Holy Cross hospital this morning for
empyemia, following an attack OF pleur-
isy, The operation was a very delicate
one, comprising as It dld the removal OF
a piece OF rib from the left side and the
extraction OF a quantity OF pus. which
for time had threatened to develop into
blood poisoning Howeyer II was sue
cessfully performed and shortly after the
little fellow was resting easily
At this mornings meeting Of the Min.
isterial association resolution was unan-
imously passed congTatulating Rev. Or.
Paden on The successful laying OF the
corner stone Of the new Presbyterian
church The association listened 10 adj.
dressed from Rev s, IT, Pratt. Baptist
minister from New York City Rev. VII.
cox of Dundee. n, Y, and Rev. Or Wis
hard Of this city, who were back from
attendance on the general assembly Of
the Presbyterian church at Los Angeles.
\ point was made Of the Inauguration by
that church Of the evangelical movement
now In progress all over the United
States Rev. Mork, who was to have
read a paper, was absent.