Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
THE SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
the GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
Of INT wtSI.
Is Issued Monosys and Thursdays and
contains an the cream Of tho Daily and
Ssf1rdsu News.


DR.. d. ]. Mcmillan OF the First presby-
terrain church Of New YORK city. VIII
preach al the Westminster Presbyterian
church tomorrow at o'clock.
The Cannon ward choir viii give a
grand ball In the ward meetinghouse on
Thursday night next June II. TO when
general Invitation is extended,
Elder Charles w Penrose will deliver
a lecture in the Fifth ward westinghouse
tomorrow night, his subject being, Some
Problems that Mormonism Has Solved
The meeting begins at O'Clock ana the
public Is Invited to attend.
Senator Bamberger is all smiles today
for he has succeeded in raising the money
needed to pay off In full the public. school
teachers, and the sum he had 10 raise was
over Sl0O. The money was distributed TINS
morning In the senator's offce.
John Q. Packard has returned to this
city after bis extended trip through the
orient, and is registered at the Wilson,
He says relative to the library project
that a start will he made on the building
just as soon as be can settle on design
Of the proposed structure.
President Cottrell, Councilmen A. ].
Davis, H. II. Davis, Hewlett and Arnold
Superintendent Of Waterworks Hines and
City Engineer Kelsey, took tour OF IN
specti0n Of City Creek canyon yesterday
afternoon, TO look over the site of the
proposed distributing reservoir
Tyndall MARYLAND son of Charles h.
MARYLAND. while playing baseball yester-
day, sprained his ankle so badly that for
q time II was thought that he had broken
some bones. DR.. Kerr however, employed
the X-ray machine In making his exam
inatlon and reported that he would be
all right again after week or two.
The total Of the fund for the proposed
y. NJ. c. A. building yesterday reached
sS5 900, with balance Of $4,000 yet 70 be
raised The latest donation was that Of
John Dern, who put his name down for
500. 1t is believed that the balance viii
be raised and the liberal donation OK
George Foster Peabody will then be as
sured.
J. r. Madsen, the photographer. has
pgain manifested signs OF insanity ana
yesterday afternoon was placed under
arrest by Oitlcer Sperry Shortly before
his arrest. Nadson made an attaet upon
his assistant and throwing him 10 the
floor attempted to choke HIM His cries
for help attracted the attention OF Ofhcer
Sperry Madsen was taken TO the coun-
~ jail.
Desk Sergeant Smith returned from
Washington last night, and brought with
him Fred Falkensten, the man who
forged check here and then escaped 10
Washington. Falkenstein Is also accused
OF raising several checks before leaving
here. The young man refused to say any
thing about the matter. Sergeant Smith
had a pleasant trip, and his prisoner gave
him no trouble whatever.
e e>kl,s Florence b. JeSsup, assistant SUI
u .&ryisor OF Inanua Training In the Salt
Lake schools, has been granted permia-
sion by the board of education to conduct
summer school OF manual training
and domestic arts In the Bryant school
building during the summer vacation; She
will be assisted by her sister, Miss Emily
c. Jessup Of the senior class IN Columbia
college, who will be home IN few days.
The Joint session Of the two Mutual Inn
provensent associations OF the Eighteenth
ward tomorrow night Will be ergely de-
voted TO sacred music and "a BRIEF address
will also be made by Mlsa Mary Connolly,
one Of the stake aids on "Usages and
Prophecies OF Good Society" Among the
singers will be Miss Ruth Wilson Mar
garet Carrie Patrick Geo. ID. Piper, w.
&. Patrick, II, q. Whitney and J. y. spcn-
Ger.
The new company, First Infantry, will
be formally organized ana sworn IN next
Monday night. at the Commercial club.
George N. Warwick Is the moving spirit
in the matter. and be has interested "
young men in the company the new or
ranization will be social as well ns mill
tary, and furnish It's own room and uni
forms, with quarters in IAhdrums dance
ing han. where $500 worth OF line furni-
ture win be placed.
Two OF the lodges OF local odd Fellows
held elections last evening with the fol-
loving results. Salt Lake lodge No ?
X. H. Quay, noble grand, G. r. Marks,
yice~grand; William McGillvraN secre-
tary; s. r. Mcdonald, treasurer; $ W,
Darke, trustee Fidelity lodge No. us.
j Wormdahl, noble grand, y. Il. iiender-
son. y!ce-grand. J. G; smith, secretary l.
Cline, treasurer; J. +. Boes. trustee,
CONGRESSMAN Sutherland and wife are
expected 10 arrive In Salt Lake over the
Rio Grandc tonight with the remains OF
their son, Philip, who died al Concord,
n. H., early in the week. According TO
present arrangements the funeral services
will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock from the family residence bN east
First South street. The interneuI viii
take place at Mt. Oivet where brief
psiyatc services will be held. Dean Eddie
IL Sd. Marks win otiiciate.
"old Tim" the well known ST. Ber-
nard mastin whose downy couch was the
East Temple street sidewalks. and whose
friends we're legion, IS dead az the age Of
s.x years from rheumatism. lie was
owned By City Editor A. q. Mackenzie
of the Tribune and was known as the
newspaper dog He was a great roamer
and never was tied up or confined, ana
when he wanted sidewalk TO sleep on he
did not hesitate 70 take II. The dog viii
81 missed, particularly at the Vienna
cafe where he was given the best there
was.
We pay 4 per cent interest per annum
on 81 70 5000 Zlon's Savints Bank
a Trust Co Joseph +. Smith. Presi-
dent: George NJ. Cannon. Cashier.