Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-10
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Weekly News
TIE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF TIE WEST.
Is Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and contains all tho cream Of tho
Daily and Saturday News.


DiSibp 'toibt itoillty HAS ItlullltI
from his eastern business trip.
The wife Of Bishop Anderson Of AM
mon Is at the Keogh- Wright hospital
for the removal of tumor.
There will be a dancing party in the
Fifth ward Westinghouse tonight, to
which all people Of good character are
invited.
Theological class 3 Of the Fourteenth
ward Sunday school Will give dane
ing party In the ward hall on Friday
night A pleasant time is anticipated.
II, A. Mccormick has bought a very
fine st. Louis automobile car capal 10
OF carrying Ave persons and of 10 horse
power, 1t weighs $500 pounds
Prominent real estate dealers say that
where last year at this time houses to
rent were very scarce, they are now
to be had in plenty, and ut reasonable
prices
Two cases OF diphthera were report
ed to the board of health yesterday They
are Viola and Louise Pickering aged
and years respectively, residing at
6l9 Seventh street.
Mrs. Asenath Crawshaw OF this city
died yesterday at the Third street resi-
dence Of her daughter, Mrs. II. T. Pet
ty, at the age OF ". The funeral will
be held In Ogden.
May Loughney has filed suit for
divorce In the district court against
Thomas Loughney, on the ground OF
non-support. The parties were mar
ried IN this city last January.
owing to the big railroad washout
near Kansas city large lots of eastern
Christmas magazines consigned &c
this city were lost, and the supply re-
ceiVed here Is unequal to the demand
Judge Morse has granted Minnie
Haxtun divorce from Elnathan Hax'
tun on the ground Of non-support They
We're married at Princeton H. or
March IA, 1893. Plaintiffs maiden name
Minnie Floyd, was restored to her bS
the court.
Fourteen cars OF coke We're received
this morning, by the shelters in THU
valley from Sunnyside. Every day al
this camp shows an increasing mum.
Der of men at work, The Sunnysid'
output Is increasing so that by mex
week 1t VIII be large enough TO war
rant starting up the Castle Gate ovens
IAN quiet on the Potomac Is the re
port from the Wyoming coal camps
until the agitators appear II Ia report
ed In Wyoming that Mother Jones'
II headed that way TO organize unlon
In the coal camps and the local au
thortles are ready to clap her into Jai
the hour she shows up
The use Of non-union labor IN string
ing wires IN the new Temple OF I.abO
mn Gfain afp e,,It bn L..
idea, so the Electrical Workers unioi
took the matter In hand and are dolnl
the wiring themselves, after havlnl
undone the non-unlon work AHEAD.
done.
A Lynn Mass, man named Whittier
writes the Home Fire company of thi
city, that he has read their advertise
ment for western business openings II
the Deseret News, and desires to max
inquiries. As similar communicated
was received the other day from Flor
ida II is evident that the News /
pretty widely read.
The Union Pacific freight department
declines 10 reduce It's rates on Goa
between the Wyoming mines and thi
city so that the rate remains at s
In consequence of this, the price q
lump and nut at the mines is Si.95. Thi
division OF the price does not affec
the price delivered In Salt Lake, an
coal continues TO sell at the usut
price.
The pupils Of the Twenty-nnth dis
trlct school viii give two entertain
ments In the Sugar ward amusemer
hall today at $3.50 and 1880 y. n
The program will consist OF descriT
tion Of beautiful places and events
history, illustrated with stereoptico
Views, and the friends and patrons
the school are most cordially invited
a series Of lectures viii be given G
Unity hall during the winter by we
known speakers of the city. The serit
viii begin next Sunday evening, whe
Rev, Mr. Fish win lecture on the Hi.
tory of the Devil" on Sunday evening
Dec. 81. Judge King viii lecture q
"Voltaire.' Rabbi Reynolds win spea
pm the Sunday following Judge KIM