Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-11
LATE LOCALS.

Tim Farrell OF Pocatello Is in the city
today on business.
Milton Joseph the broker, has returned
from business trip east.
Word from southern California reports
In health
The two prisoners who recently tried TO
carve each other up at the state prison
are practically well.
Rev. Frank Barnett Of this city and
Rev Wright OF Ogden exchanged pulpits
yesterday
Arrangements have been made for
trip Of the East Side Baptist church TO
Helper on the 22nd inst. where a concert
viii be given.
The remains Of Brakeman r. c. stepp.
whose head was crushed between two
car Nestibules at Milford will be shipped
tonight TO Longmont, Colo. for nterment.
William Barnett Of San Francisco.
brother Of Rev, Frank Barnett Of this
city, died recently at the latter's home
and was buried at ogden. The deceased
was 80 years old and single His former
home was IN Michigan.
The week Of May % to June 4 inclusive
VIII be commencement week with the
salt Lake Collegiate Institute The Bac-
eolaureate sermon viii be preached By
Rev. DR.. w. n. Pa1en on Sunday evening.
May 81. The school has had a very sue
cessful year.
Chairman James H. Anderson Of the
board OF county commissioners has re.
turned from a short trim to Wyoming. He
reports the loss Of sheep In eastern Utah
and western Wyoming, as being very
heavy any number OF dead sheep being
seen from the train.
The inspection by government officers Of
the First infantry headquarters and band
has been postponed one week by the adj
vent OF Major Irons from department
headquarters al Denver 20 inspect Fort
Douglas, which has diverted the attention
OF the officers inspecting the national
guard 20 their own immediate commands
The naval recruiting detail returned
from Ogden this morning and was estab-
lished again in the federal grand jury
rooms, with Lieutenant Hasbrouck In
charge, 10 remain two weeks. The lieu
tenant says that Captain Hobson IL going
into politics, and will run for Congress
from HIS district in Alabama.
There is considerable speculation in 10.
cal business circles as 10 where Congress-
man Howell Is TO come I'm In the post
Office changes that are going on IN the
state II Is remarked that the removal OF
two lady clerks from the Logan postoffice
has been accomplished without his APP
pearlng In any way In the matter al
though Logan is Mr.. Howells own town.
The board Of University regents held
meeting Saturday afternoon, whom Prof
+, W, Reynolds was given another years
leave OF absence, and BENJAMIN n, Hall
was made assistant professor Of English
literature The regents decided TO take
700 copies Of the University Chronicle ad-
Nertislng the institution and distribute the
same The contract for the addition 10
the boiler house and machine shops was
awarded TO Albert Shaw for N,2S0.
The last number Of the Army and Navy
Journal contains q reference 10 an allot- |
ment Of funds 'for officers quarters at |
Fort Douglas. Captain Ham Of the quar- |
termasters department, now stationed in |
this city, believes that this must mean \
barracks" instead OF quarters" and |
thus substantiates what was reported |
here some time ago about large increase /
OF funds to be appropriated for the line CT
new barracks to 70 up at the post.
There was an attendance OF 60 prisoners
at yesterday mornings meeting OF the /
state prison Christian Endeayor; and the |
remarks OF the various members were ex. |
IN showing the good the So /
clety Is doing there. and the interest tax.
on In II by the prisoners The president |
OF the society Is discharged this week, |
and In farewell address he told OF the |
good the society had done him, and the
benefit Il had been 10 others. There we're
nine Endeavor visitors from up town at
the exercises.
At this mornings meeting Of the Minis
teral association Rev Mr. Moore q
American Fork read paper on mission
ary work In Korea. He said the worship |
)f the Koreans was one Of fear solely
and they had 10000 gods-all bad. When
Korean Is converted. and throws over
board his idolatry. he Is ready 10 declare
hat in the past he had been worshipplng
he devil. There are now 900 Chris.
lans In Korea and the work is spreading;
I IL more sue~essful IN fact than In any
'ther place except Il be Uganda. The
language IL divided into a high and low
'ast yernaoular. a man being addressed
according 10 HE station IN life.
Secretary Cox Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Issued
oday building prospectus OF the :. NJ.
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