Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

Snake River valley growers are ship
pins potatoes to Colorado and Texas.
Letter Carrier u. l.. Morse Is suffering
with his feet and will have 70 undergo an
operation at the hospital.
Alfred Ray OF Grand Forks n D. who
has four brothers and many friends in
this city is dead at the age of "a.
The funeral Of Mrs, D. Ledbetter will
be held tomorrow at II a. m. from the
Fourteenth ward Westinghouse.
The Women's Democratic club will meet
Thursday at 2D ?, m. at the reaidence VI
Mrs X ]. Hayward In Pugley's court.
Ed Farmer, formerly with the j. l. Case
Threshing Machine company Of Racine,
Wis, is now located In business at Idaho
Falls.
The Consolidated Wagon 8 Machine
company Of this city has decided to build
new quarters at Blackfoot and ST. An
thony
John Hyland Of Bingham died yester-
day at Holy Cross hospital from a broken,
back caused by d mining accident somj
weeks ago.
The First Presbyterian Christian En-
deavOr society has chosen as delegates 10
the Sprlngyile convention Miss Louise
Benz, Miss Helen Bailey and Edgar Earls.
The state board Of education and state
Superintendent Nelson will meet next
Saturday TO fix the date for teachers ex-
aminations throughout the state, prepare
questions and consider applications from
teachers for certificates and diplomas.
l.. c. Miller, former manager OF the
Consolidated Wagon a Machine company
~ Montpelier, has recovered from an at
tack OF appendicitis and returns to Mont
peller TO close up business matters there
bfore removing TO this city.
Or. James Davidson of this city pro-
poses TO 20 without eating for 90 days,
In order to cure himself OF asthma and
bronchitis, from which he has suffered
for 10 years and has now abstained from
food for nine days. Distilled water Is the
only thing the doctor Is taking into his
stomach. The experience OF Arthur Van
Meter Influenced him to make the trial
Henry Mondel known as the Russian
Silver Tenor, and leading man at the
Russian Jewish thealer In New York. will
give concert IN the h. b hall In the
Auerbach building next Sunday night
the songs being in Russian and German
Mr.. Mondel viii be assisted at the concert
by Miss Ella Lowensteln, soprano soOist;
Miss Pearl Rothschild, pianist and Miss
Levy, Wollnist.
The inspection at Fort Douglas Is at
tracing many spectators from this city
The Infantry and artillery made a fine ap-
pearance both yesterday and today and
their maneuYers showed the result Of
careful training The entire demonstra-
tion has been very cOmmen1able and the
report OF the reviewing officer from Den.
yer cannot bu, be complimentary 10 both
officers and men.
The executive committee OF the Presl-
dent Roosevelt reception committee held
a short session az the Commercial club
last evening when James G.. Leary, on
behalf Of the transportation committee,
reported that the railroads had sgnihed
their Intention OF cooperating most
heartily and that liberal rate OF trans
portatlon had been arranged Tor the peo-
pie who would visit Salt Lake and those
who desired 20 bring their horses with
them In order 10 take part IN the parade.
Vice President J. L. Handley OF the
Traterna Union OF America greatly
pleased a good audience last night. In
the lodge hall where he lectured on the
principles OF the order County Clerk
James presided and introduced the speak
er, and there was a musical program be-
sides, including q plano solo, Prof. Frank
W. Merrill: tenor solo, ID Beynon Davies.
song, Sydney Chalker. vocal duet Mes
danes Wheeler and Abbott; baritone solo.
John James; song, with banjo acc0mpani-
ment Henry Harper. Al the conclusion
AZ applications for membership IN the
lodge were received.