Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-28
LOCAL BRIEFS,
.ah radIahes ave IN the markets.

Utah radlshes are In the markets.
Hon. ], H. Barrett Is showing signs Of
further convalescence at 81. Marks hos"
pitaL
The loss by fire at the Rio Grande coal
By insurance.
Miss Bessie Knecht otherwise known
as the sleeping girl, Is gradually I'M
proving at the Holy Cross hospital
Word from California states the death
there of Miss Alice Earth, formerly
teacher IN the jackson school Miss FL
arth had gone 10 the coast In search OF
health.
Late yesterday afternoon Judge Diehl
ordered ex-senator Arthur Brown held
10 the district court The bond was fixed
IN the sum Of $3.50, which the former SEN
ator managed to furnish,
The retail clothing and boot and shoe
departments OF Il. G. NJ. ]. are being rap
idly transferred from the outside stores
they have occupied so long to the new
quarters In the main building.
Clarence @. Dresser Of the school OF
mines, state university, has been chosen
editor Of the Utah Engineer. the official
organ Of the Engineering society Of the
University. Mr.. Dresser VIII select his
associates.
Miss Sarah Jane Edwards and Victor
Balm Of Scoheld were married last eve
ming In the parlors Of the Windsor by
Deputy County Clerk David a. snluD
Mr. and Mrs Bain will make their home
at scoheld.
J. ] Watson and z. l. Evans have been
arrested on complaint sworn to by G.
G. Ellerbeck charging them with practis-
ing dentistry without first securing cer-
tifcate from the state board OF eXamln-
ers Of which Ellerbeck Is a member
Tommy Jacobs, the feathorwelght boxer
who was defeated here several weeks ago
By Aurelio Herrera, was arrested last
evening by the police on the charge OF
Nagrancy. IL IL alleged that he has been
frequenting dis0Tderly houses, His bail
OF S0 was furnished by his friends
W. j. Pepper. a west side saloonkeeper.
WAS arrested last evening on q warrant
charging him with selling intoXicants 70
minors. couple OF youths were ar
rested for drunkenness Saturday night,
and an investigation led up 20 the issu-
anee Of a warrant for Peppers arrest
The American Tea store at 2l7 East
Temple street was the scene OF an at
tempted burglary last night The thieves
We're evidently frightened away before
securing anything. A rear window was
broken but 80 FAR as known, nothing was
stolen.
Deputy Sheriff Henry BeCksteod. who
Was injured az Bingham Junction last
week In an Cndeayur 10 stop runaway
horse received more serious injuries than
was al first supposed, his back and abb
domen having been badly wronched lie
Is said 10 be Improving today however
and u Is hoped that he will soon recover
President n. IA. Smith Of the Christian
Endeavor state union Is being much ham-
pered IN his preparation for the annual
state convention TO Oe held az SPRING
VILE by the action of the various So
Cleues ln the state In neglecting requests
Tor Information TO De presented 40 the
coming convention Mr. Smith is unable
10 prepare even a provisional program
until The data he has asked for are for
warded him.
The Register, published az Idaho Fails.
Is ont with O special singing the praises
Of idahO's first sugar factory. the corner
stone Of which was laid with imposing
ceremony April H. The paper gives a
number OF pictures of the scenes attend
ing The important event. together with tn
elaborate account OF the speeches and
other exercises occurring on that day.
The Register Is to be commended for lis
enterprise.
The remains Of the late Victor ~ Cle-
ment have been Inferred for the present
at Saltill0 Mex, as Mr. Clemenrg busi-
ness affairs are such that his wife win
have 90 remain In the republic fOr euruc
time closing them up. 10 b. expected that
later she viii bring the body to this city
Tor lutcrment. h. C. Gemmen who was
with Mr Clement wires that death was
the result Of blood poisoning, following
an operation for intestinal tumor
The local odd Fellows celebrated last
evening The eighty-lourth anniversary oi
The founding OF their order. some en-
odd Fellows and thcir friends enjoyed a
special literary and musical program
which was followed by dancing A fea-
Judge Eptkln, and The program included
also r.ano duet by Miss Trouty and
Miss CLAYTON. a vocal solo By Miss PIN.
kCriuu. an address by J. A. Sargent q
reading by Mrs. H. SGdoway, ana a BARI
tone solo from Mr. Curtis.
The Ministerial association met yoster.
day az the First Methodist church instead
Of at the Y w. T. A. rooms and listened
90 O paper from Rev. Dr. Nishard synod
zeal missionary OF the Presbyterian
church. on the recollection 81 IS years %
the ministry. The speaker said he wa
born n a log cabin and raised on farm
which he left az the age Of y 10 ente
college. lie rode through college on
saw horse and handle oil a hoe. The con
cluslon Of his Mes wotk was thai anl
servant Of Cod can do enfcilve work IL b