Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-25

| LIQUID foods, hut next week win try sol
ids. The faster is In excellent health
The r. NJ. Bell Telephone company Is
pushing the rural ana suburban service
through the Snake river valley, so mat
il win not be long before there VIII be
more telephones in that meek OF the
woods than in any other rural section
in the country. Twenty-seven subscribe
era have been secured for the short dis
lance between St Anthony ana Marys-
VILE.
The Utah state kindergarten chose
these officers last evening, al the am
nual election, Mrs. Donettl smith hes,
Ter PRESIDENT Mrs. II. ). Young ana
Mrs. G W Morse. vice presidents MISS
Schoes, secretary, and Mrs W. A. Beh-
son. treasurer Besides these an exec
utive hoard was elected as follows
Mrs. Ida Dusenberry Prof stewart
Mrs. simon Bamberger, Mrs j FRED
Kiesel Of Ogden Miss Mary {. May
Mrs. Lucy Clark of Pennington, Mrs.
II. X. Thomas and Mrs. Emellne Wells.
The sixth shipment Of Webster Die
tlonaries, amounting 70 500 copies, IS
now in al the "NeWs" office and the
rush on them continues at such a rate
that II Is altogether likely that a sew
enth consignment viii have 10 be or
dered. Parents who have long wanted
big Webster for their school children,
but who have not been able to pay the
s. or $40 asked Cor g. are selling with
ayidity this chance TO get the work for
one dollar or one dollar and a hall as
the case may be,
William sutton. proprietor Of the
Utah house, viii not have TO answer IN
the district court ON the charge of at
tempting to murder George Hancock.
This morning Judge Dlehl rendered his
decision in the case and held that Han
cock was the aggressor in the row That
occurred in the rooming house on the
occasion Of the trouble, and that Sutton
acted in self defense when he fired the
two shots. The court ordered Sutton
discharged, much TO the 10y of Mrs,
sutton who greeted her husband most
affectonately.
Senator Kearns and otter residents
of east South Temple street are adyo-
eating the turning of that thoroughfare
into a boulevard, as for instance, Ike
Fifty-flfth street in Chicago by the
removal OF the streetcar tracks, ana
all pulea and the parking Of the center
OF the street Il Is argued that the
First street and First South street SER
vice could be increased without Diff
Guilty and there would be no complaint
from the boulevard residents over the
removal of the tracks. When A. w.
McCune returns from New YORK he VIII
be asked to acquiesce In this scheme,
for the street railway,
The Deseret News has just received
the copy Of a program Of recital given
at Ann Arbor Michigan a week ago
yesterday, by Miss Phoebe Pearl Sny-
der an ogden girl. Miss Snyder gradu-
ates this year from the Detroit Training
School Of Elocution and English Litera-
ture and will go to New York shortly
TO continue her studies. Her Detroit
recital consisted OF an elaborate pre-
sentation OF Shakespeare's "MiG-Sum-
mer Nights Dream" II was largely at.
tended and pronounced very success
full affair one who saw and heard her
declares that she is a very able reader
and that she Will reflect no little credit
upon her city and state. Miss Snyder
is the granddaughter OF Capt. Brown,
one OF the pioneers Of Ogden,
President p A. simpkin Of the Chris
tlan Union viii visit Fort Douglas early
In the month 10 organize among the
troops there a Christian Endeavor So
clety There was a regular organization
when the Eighteenth infantry was at
the post. but when that command left,
the society was left disorganized,
though regular weekly prayer and con-
ference meetings have been held ever
since by soldiers under the auspices OF
the different evangelical city churches.
1t Is found that sufficient interest is be-
ing taken among the soldiers to war
rant the re-estabishment OF an active
society organization. st. Marks choir
will sing the anthem Of THE Resur-
rection" al the post Christian Endeayor
meeting next Thursday night