Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-20
LATE LOCALS.

Tomorrow nights University club
banquet will begin at o'clock sharp,
so that the speaking may begin at a
seasonable hour,
Frank Jennings Is located in Boise,
where he Is In the life Insurance bus
mess, and his family Is preparing to
follow him at an early day.
The seats have arrived for the Phil
lips Congregational church. and are
now being put In place. so as TO be
ready for next Sundays services
Owing to Monday being observed az
Washingtons birthday the u. $, dis
trlct court win hold Us regular session
on Tuesday.
j. D. Wood leaves tomorrow for his
new ranges In northern Chihuahua, and
before his return will visit the city OF
Mexico, and call on President Dlaz.
Alogissus sauer, clgarmaker resid-
ing In Waterloo. was this afternoon
committed 70 the insane asylum by
County Clerk James and Drs. Mayo ana
Odel.
The employees Of the Studebaker COM
pany win meet this evening, TO talk over
the coming years work; and the man
agement viii give them banquet sat
urday night, at the Commercial club.
The officers and teachers OF the Sec
ond ward Sunday school will hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight at s
o clock sharp at the residence Of Coun-
cilor Frank Branting. Gas Fourth East.
A full attendance of the officers and
teachers Is desired.
John Brown Wade, the young son of
Alexander and Ellen Wade Of S53 Blair
avenue, this city, passed away this
morning Deceased was born I'm Fill
more, Dec. 81 1874, and was generally
loved and respected by all those who
had the privilege of his acquaintance.
Clerk Letcher Of the federal court to-
day has been busy unpacklng con-
signment Of 1856 volumes of United
states reports for the court library
This addition TO the library will be
greatly appreciated by those attorneys
who are practising in the United States
court.
Russell Lowry Of the reportorial staff
OF the Tribune severed his connection
with that paper today TO go into
business for himself as one Of the part
ners in a school Of correspondence that
is being launched In Salt Lake.
Mining men In from Bingham this
morning, hoped that the Rio Grande
road would hurry up aud build that
promised double traSk between Blng-
ham junction and the camp, as 1t Is
very much needed
d. A. Callahan has received word
that Ebert Hubbard, the editor and
publisher Of ROycrOft books, Of the
phlllstine, will be here May g. TO lee
ture on "Philistine IDEAS He will be
entertained by the Press club.
The Bank of Commerce people were
in a quandary this morning on the re-
oeipt Of a telegram IN cipher from New
York, as their code book was burned
up. and the message could not be trans
lated. Further telegraphic commune
cation with the New York bank was
necessary to straighten things out
This morning John Desmond, a por-
fei In Fritz Rlepan's saloon, stole from
lis employer 500 cigars, In Judge
Diehl's court this afternoon he pleaded
guilty TO the charge Of petit larceny
and was sentenced to three months In
the county jail
The game between the l.. d. S. U. and
the b. Y. c. basketball teams, which
was scheduled for tomorrow In Logan,
has been postponed for three weeks on
account OF the Illness Of several Of the
b. Y c. team.
c. r. Savage takes considerable salts
faction In showing his friends a lemon
measuring 10 inches In circumference,
of the Panderosa variety and which he
raised himself. He says the tree -four
ishes very well indoors and that the
fruit can be cultivated in that way
without difficulty.
The committee appointed to decide on
calling a new pastor for the First Con-
gregatlonal church, will report to a
special meeting 10 be held Immediately
after the morning service; and II Is
reported that Rev L. l. Goshen Of Og
den viii be named.
Hugh Jacob, Of Pleasant Grove, was
brought into the Keogh-Wright hos
pital this morning suffering from an |
advanced case Of appendicitis. PrOvid
ed HIS condition is such as to allow an |
operation he will come under the knife |
tomorrow. Charles Granny, OF Logan, |
also arrived at the same hospital to- |
day and will be operated upon tomor |
raw for throat trouble,
w. II. Sells, in remarklng this morn !
ing. on the enormous business done by |
the San Francisco custom house. said |
that the duties on opium alone amount |
ed to $1,000 and $4,000 per day. He |
said the trans Pacific trade Is increas- |
ing at an enormous rate, and new lines |
OF steamers are being added San |
Francisco itself Is growing at won
derfu rate, and the number Of sky |
scraper buildings is Increasing.
a guest at the rooming house corner
of West Temple and Maret streets took
an electric light 10 bed last night, as a |
foot warmer The result was that the |
bed caught fire, and destroyed Sll worth |
Of bedding, and gave the occupants Of |
the house considerable Of a scare. Tho |
Home Fire Insurance company settled !
for the amount
Five new cases Of smallpox were re-
ported 10 the board Of health today. |
They are. J. II. Vincent, George w. |
Vincent and Jane Vincent. residing In /
the rear Of CA East Third South street; |
Eva X. briggs, 23i North Fourth West; |
Mabel Jones, Kendall terrace. Two |
cases were reported yesterday. namely, |
Mrs. Ellen Fanson. 7l6 South West |
Temple John Green, A Rosetta street.
The insurance adjusters have settled |
with Judge Mckay for $i,l5O, with DR.. |
Scott for $1,000, with McGurrin & Co. |
for $1,000. with Miss 7. y Mangum for |
$500, and with n. T.. L. GoIver for 1900 |