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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
Frosts We're Frequent and Did Cor sid d.
cradle Damage to Fruit.

The weekly crop bulletin issued by
the United states department Of agri-
culture, Utah section. for the week
ending May ?, has this 10 say:
The weather during the week was
cold and windy with cloudiness some
what IN excess OF the normal. Frosts
were frequent and I'm some parts OF the
section did considerable damage TO
fruit and gardens. Lucern was also
damaged I'm some few localities, but
ON the whole. the damage resulting
from the fros.s was slight. he UNI
favorable weather had the effect OF
rctarding plant growth, but apart from
tits crops were in good condition.
Grain and sugar beets were doing well.
Farm work. which had been delayed by
the wet weather OF the previous week,
was under rapid Roadway The range
WAS very good and stock are In thrlv-
ing condition, Sheep shearing was IN
progress,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
First Meeting Of Salt Lake Stake
Workers Held Last Night,

The first meeting Of the present sun
day School Union Of the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion was held In the assembly
rooms Of the Twenty-second ward last
evening, and was attended by a very
creditable representation from the sew
eral schools, all save North Point being
represented at roll call The meeting
was presided over by Supt. Chas, B..
Felt and assistants.
The opening song was GLADLY Meet
ing Prayer was offered by SupL
Henry Gardener Of the Twenty-second
ward. Beautiful Day was next
sung,
Supt. Felt briefly commented on the
apparent success OF the first meeting.
and thanked the officers and teachers
for their cooperation and liberal re-
spouse lie expressed his apprecla
ton Of the efforts put forth by the local
workers In the interest of tie Sabbath
school cause and spoke Of the great
good that has been accomplished IN this
work. THE universal movement Is
onward and upward" said the speaker.
There are fields yet untrod which must
he reached. We as the Sunday school
workers of the Salt Lake stake Of
Zion should In the future feast upon
these pastures
Elder Edward II. Ashton OF the stako
presidency, next addressed the union
and expressed his pleasure IN the as
ISOLATION Of his co-labOrers I'm the work
Of the Lord. lie prayed the blessings
Of the Lord 10 attend all who are work.
ing I'm this great cause,
President Nephi Il. Morris also exc
pressed his appreciation OF the efforts
put forth by the Sabbath school work.
ers and the spirit which they mani
fest In tho cause. lie expressed the
thought, "Be Latter-day Saints, yield
an influence among your assoCiatcs,and
preach the Gospel by your actions
First Asst. Supt. w. e.. Burton also
expressed his great pleasure I'm the as
ISOLATION Of his co-lahorers He eX-
tended a vote OF thanks 10 the officers
OF the Twenty ward In prepar-
ing the assembly rooms for the union
meeting. He spoke Of hs association
with the various Sunday school organ
izauons, and his pleasant experiences
I'm the association thereof, and closed
by thanking. the officers and teachers
for their loyal support.
Second Asst Supt Thos j. Howells
also expressed his pleasure In the as
ISOLATION OF his co-aborers In the Sun
day school cause, and asked that thJ
blessings Of the Lord might attend all
who endeayored TO serve the Lord IN
performing their duties In this great
work.
As usual the departments were con.
Quoted. though the regular program
was departed from.
In the superintendent department
very little routine business was con
Quoted. Supt Felt expressed hi
pleasure in meeting the presiding OIL
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GERS OF the new stake Sunday school
and hoped that tie enthusiasm OF the
past might be perpetuated and that the
best possible good be done among the
youth Of Zion. II was decided by the
superntendents that the union meeting
should be held on the third Monday Of
each month, and that II arrangements
could be made, to hold same In the SIX
tenth ward assembly rooms.
In the secretarys' department, mis-
cellaneous suggestions were offered and
the necessity Of punctuality among tho
secretaries Of the stake was referred to-
The theological and intermediate de-
p9rtments discussed the lessons 20 be
taken up in the schools the present
month The class leader also gave a
talk on punctuality while In the Prim-
ary and IN kindergarten the present
months work was taken up,after which
the class leaders gave an instructive
talk on punctuaIlty,
The department reassembled at $3.50
and meeting closed after singing
Marching Home" BenedlctiOn by
Elder John Nebeker.
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HIS ARM LACERATED.
Alex Cowan Meets With an Accident
While Running Printing Press.

Alex Cowan, Sir, pressman and one
Of the proprietors of the Star Printing
company on south State street. met with
an accident shortly after 1880 this morn
Ing, which will lay him up for some time.
Mr.. Cowan, 1t appears, was adjusting the
Impression on a large Gordon printing
press when the betting ran on to the
wheel attached to the macine and Instant
ly set II In motion. The result was
that before the gentleman could remove
his arm II was caught between the arm
OF the press ad a certain cross piece
and badly lacerated. Fellow workmen
Immediately came TO the Injured mans
rescue and ala everything possible to al
leNlate the pain attendant upon the in
jury. Or. Plummer was at once summon
ed and bandaged the wound after which
Mr.. Cowan was removed 20 ST Marks
hospital, where Dr., Bascom set the mem
Der and properly dressed IT, The injury
consists of a compound fracture of the
right arm, and IS Of such a nature that
the unfortunate men will not be able to
use IL for some months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03
RAIN CAUSES FLOODS.
Surface Water Docs Considerable Dam
ago to East Sido Residences,

II was developed this morning that
the heavy and continuous rain did con-
siderable damage on the east side of the
city. A number Of squares were flooded
along Sixth East street south Of Second
South street, cellars turned into res
ervoirs, barn flooring turned into tenn
porary RATS, chickens drowned out and
forced to take to the trees, and lawns
covered with mud. The storm covered
a wide area. At Denver the fall was
l56 inches. and still raining with n
heavy rainfall all over the state At
Lander, Wyo., rs Of an inch fell, and
In western Kansas II was 1l6 inch.
Modena reported ~ Of an inch this
morning, which shows that the storm
Vcred Utah pretty well.
II sprInkled this morning in this city,
and became showery this afternoon, al
though the weather office looks for fair
weather tonight, with warmer weather
tomorrow.
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LYCEUM REUNION.
Old Time Debating Society Has a jolly
Time at Commercial Club

1.-THE Lyceum," organized In this city
about 20 years ago ("Do you remem-
ber?"), by number Of talented young
men OF the community, and which for
years was recognized as the best liter
airy and debating society in Utah-lf
not In the west, held reunion last eve
ming in the dlnlngroom annex Of the
Commercial club. oliver Hodgson, one Of
the charter members Of the club, and
its first presiding officer was chosen
master OF ceremonies, and right well
did he perform the duties required Of
him.
d. r. Lyon was appointed secretary
the Josiah Burrows was chosen critic"
There Were about 20 members present
and letters Of regret in not being able
to attend were received from Joseph
NJ Romney, new in South Pasadena,
Cal, p Elliot, ST. Louis; G, J. Ross,
ogden; Prof. VIM. NJ, Stewart who was
out Of the city, and last evening return
ed from a Visit 20 Marysyale, and r..
h. Irvine, Jr., Provo
The first thing in order was the par
taking Of a sumptuous repast provided
by Steward Beattie OF the Commercial
club during which many early remn-
isceaces were INDUCED in,
The menu was all that could be de-
sired, and j, Fews0n Smith, Jr, who
rendered the club the banquet, was
given a hearty vote OF thanks before
an adjournment was taken. After the
baI al tpeArr,at /
program was rendered. Prof. Frank w.
Merrill favored those present with a
piano solo, which was followed by the
singing OF a male quartet, composed Of
John James, d. j, Watts j. T. Dunbar
and w. d. Bowrlng. The boys rendered
two beautiful selections and were
warmly received and applauded, Pres
ldent Hodgson followed in short
speech, recounting the past efforts OF
the club, and citing as q peculiar fact
that all OF the original members were
still IN the land Of the living, and doing
we'll
The Lyceum quartet gave another So
lection, after which the roll was called
| by Secy, Lyon each member responding
| with an original sentiment,
Mr.. John James then rendered in
| good style DR.. Parry's famous song,
Make NcM IltHuSt bul httD lUe
| Old" Josiah Burrows favored the
members with recitation entitled
Betty and the Bear" after which ID. j,
Watts convulsed those present by read
| ing a few jots from his diary for 1890,
The critic then gave his report, COM
| plimentlng all on the part they had
| taken In the AFFAIR. ~, II, Lyon, ID. j.
Watts, and Josiah Burrows were ap-
| pointed a committee 20 arrange for the
next meeting Of the society, when the
| wives and sweethearts Of the Lyceum
boys will be included, a press COM
| mittee was also appointed, consisting OF
John James, j. II. Dunbar and ID. r.
| Lyon. Prof. Frank w. Merrill was
| elected an honorary member, and AZ.
ter another selection by the quartet the
| club adjourned by singing in chorus
THE Days Of Aud Lang Syne"
Those present were oliver Hodgson
| y. II. Lyon, n. Y. SchoAeld. John
| James, D. j, Watts, Jas. T. Dunbar, ]
Fewson smith, Jr., NJ A. Romnoy, 10.
slab Burrows, Samuel w Jenkinson
Jr, George j. Ross, w. d. Bowring, r.
va AeIEult $4,000 ..l t.l-.La--..- !.
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QUEER METHODS OF
THE LONDON THEATERS.

II used to think we had a hard
enough time" said Chicago theatrical
man who recently returned from a trip
to Europe, "but our work Is play COM
pared with what the ticket sellers have
to so through with in London, for in
stance, | walked up TO the ticket office
OF a London thoater one afternoon and
asked for a couple OF seats In the pit.
what is your manner asked the
ticket seller after had laid down my
money
II told him
"'And your address,
HE wrote both name and address In
a big book and followed them with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03
Ward
Entertainments.

The Fifth ward Primary association
will give concert IN the ward meeting.
house on Thursday and Friday nights OF
this week, on which occasion the follow
ing program will be rendered;
Opening chorus, III There's Sunshine
I'm Your Heart"
Recitation, "A Boys Plea" ".",.".,,.,
...u.,. ,..., ....,,,.Lawrence Blythe
Song ,.,,. 400. s',s ss.shellh louHS
May Pole exercise ...,.Primary children
Mandolin selection .,,.,., 900. ....,,,.
..."Myrtle Google ad Lyle Brlmley.
Song ...,.n, .. Christie Hodge
This will be followed by n drama en-
titled, "Ifow the Children Played Amer
lean History" Act !, garden scene:
school children, Wiford Brlmley, Robert
Carlquist, Lizzie Grlflths, Edna Bywater,
Edna Reese. Edith Seldom. Act 2, Colum-
bus at Court Of Spain Queen Isabella,
Carlduist. Coumbps MILFORD Brimley;
knights and ladies Of the court etc, Be
tween second and third acts song. Coo
lumbus the Gem of the Ocean," Act 3,
landing OF Columbus. tabloau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03
PERSONALS

Col. II. y. Maxson OF Nevada came In
this morning and is at the Kenyon
Reuben W. Jones, president OF the
board of education Of Seattle, is guest
at the Kenyon.
C. T. Prall of the United States geo
logical survey Is at the Knutsford. lie
Is on his way TO Montana.
Charles A. Cook has gene to Los An
geles for a couple Of weeks,
w. II. stevenson, who lately returned
from a mission to the Eastern states
has accepted a position as salesman
with the Consolidated Wagon q Ma
chine company of this city
LATE LOCAL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03
EDDIE KNOX COMMITTED.
Young Incorrigible Goes Back to the
State Reform School

, Eddie Knox was recommitted to the
state industrial school today by Judge
Morse upon the charge OF incorrigbilty.
uKnox Is Y years OF age and was recent
Nv committed to the Industrial school up
on the charge Of burglary. His attorney
VIII +. Nmless, flied motion for new
trial and raised the point that a person
charged with a felony is entitled 20 q
jury trial before being committed and
hence knox's commitment was Illegal.
Judge Morse sustained The point and
granted the boy new trial.
He was tried this morning upon the
charge OF incOrrigibility. Atty, Wanless
raised the point that the defendant Is en-
tiled 10 a Jury trial even upon the charge
Of lncorrgibiity and objected 20 the IN
PRODUCTION OF any testimony until a Jury
was secured. His objection was overruled
by Judge Morse aud the trial was pro.
ceeded with, At the conclusion OF the evil
dence MIR. Wanless asked THAI the boy be
given one more chance and stated that
His mother would send him out Of town
within "A hours If allowed TO do 80 by the
court The court refused to grant the
request and ordered the young defend
ant committed
The case Of the state vs. Henry Teusch.
err. charged with incorrlgibilIty was cons
tlnued until 4:30 O'clock this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03

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Of ssl iot anu BY depostne ,1s Trails
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03
BALL PLAYERS PLEAD.
Managers Anxious 20 Get Ruling on Le-
gality sunday Games in Brooklyn.

Six employees Of the Brooklyn Baseball
association who were arrested on Sunday
for playing baseball pleaded mot guilty
before Magistrate Steers In the Myrtle
Avenue police court yesterday
Former Police Commissioner BERNARD
]. York and his partner, John NJ, Ward,
who was once n star performer on the
diamond, appeared for tho players,
No one appeared for the prosecution eX-
yept capt White, or the BerBen street
rest. by agreement the eases We're adj
iourned until next Monday mprning.
II As the desire OF baseball managers 20
get an early decision on the legality Of
Sunday baseball playing. Under the
clause which permits the playing of base
ball on Sunday on private grounds with
the consent Of the owner they believe tho
game IS legalizcd - New York Herald,
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we know whether you were telling tho
truthP
"'Do you mean to say that you keep
a record of all purchasers of seats and
that you will give duplicates II the
original tickets are lostT
We certainly do. II wouldn't DO
fair to our public not to do IT,
That's one reform ] am not anxious
to see adopted In the United states, for
It would simply mean putting a lot Of
extra work on the ticket seller
zone Of the things that strike a
stranger about the theaters OF London
~ the fact that so many Of them are
located partially underground. II you
60 into the balcony Of Charles Froh-
mans London house, for instance, YOU
are really sitting below the level Of the
street. That's because ground Is so
enormously valuable In the metropolis
that all the space available must be
utilized in some way"
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearlngs amount
ed 10 siS6, 56692 as against Si6l,S62'S3,
for the same day last year.
John Raekbough and Con. West nave
taken the contracts for the carpenterlng
and brick laying of the new store build
Ing to be erected by the Hubbard IN
vestment company near the Nalley
House.
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LATE LOCALS.

Great Salt Lake has risen one inch
In the last two weeks, and Captain
Barratt says II will continue TO rise
until the last OF June.
The old bureau Of Information build
ing on the Tabernacle graunds rs being
torn down, nOf that the much finer and
better structure is built and in use.
The state board OF lead eolSmission-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03
AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.
No Sales of Daly.West Reported Dur
ing the Regular Call.

No trading was done with Daly-West
this afternoon, but the stock closed
with s2l bid. Con. Mercur participated
at 80 and 3SA cents. The sales posted
con. Mercur, 100 at 80; 100 at SSh.
Ingot, 5000 at "a.
Lower Mammoth. 900 at 20.
May Day, $500 at SIS.
Uncle Sam, 800 at 1874 200 at is.
Butler Liberal, 1000 at l2h, seller TO-
New York, 100 ut 1914.
Tetro, 100 Mt 2ia
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WAR; GOES FREE.
Charge of Attempting 10 Commit Burg
larry is Not Sustained

Carl War; was tried before jury
In the criminal division of the dis
trict court this morning upon the
charge Of attempting to commit burg
larry and was found guilty II was
charged in the Information that he
attempted to burglarlze the carriage
shop Of j. +. Fowler on the night of
Feb. 49, Dist, Atty. Smith prose-
cuted the case and Atty. Har-
wood defended War;, The defense
introduced no evidence in the case
az ALL The Jury was out about 20 min
utes when a verdict was reached. War;
was ordered released from custody
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03

The man who gives employment to
others Is an IMPORTANT mana use
ful citizen His importance and useful
ness increase as his ability 10 employ
people increasgs II you can employ
ONE MORE PERSON in your business,
advertise quickly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-03

numbers Of the
sc a is | h a d
bought. Then,
my curiosity
empowering
me, J told him
who l was and
asked him why
I'm the world he
was so curious
about my per-
sonality.
4" why said
the man behind
the win d ow,
suppose you
should losethose
tickets you have
just bought and
should come
back here to get
duplicates? II
we didn't have
your name and
address how in
- ..fl .aAl1
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ST. ExcURSi0''
Via Oregon Short Line

Tuesdays and Frid l, lake oill srt.,t
Round trip from san eo DAYS. sA""
fastest line. .,4'--'
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Rock Island ,..,,'''' I" ""'""''
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ST Paul ,s,.,tt.t,'''''' '"'''' ''' hi.
Southern Pacific ,",.,'"''"' '"'''' W
Union Pacific ,..u,.s "'''''"'""' ii
Union Pacific Pfi .''' ''''" ''''''
Wabash ,...t,, ''' '"'''''' III
Wisconsin Central ",. '''' .'''"''''''' ~
MISCELLANEOUS
Amalramated Copper ..r '''''"''''' IA
Amerran car & Foundry "'' ''"'" i,l
American Locomotive r.'H''"''"''' ~
American Smelling n Refining '"''
Am Smelling & Refining flu"''"' tg
Brookiyn Rapid Transit "''" ''"'" sg
Colombo Fuel n Iron 90" ''"'''''''''' II
International Paper ."" " '''''''' ~
National Biscuit ",'"''''' "''''''' NJ
National Lead ,.,"' '"'''''"'
Northern Securities "'''"'''''''' N
Pacific Mail ,,u.,''''"'' '''' "A
people's Gas ,a,t".'''' '"''' ~
pressed steel Car r,''' '"''''''' l
Pullman Palace Carr" ''' '"''''' a
Standard oil .".''r ''''''' go Isl
Tennessee Coal g. Iron .''"'''''' III
United states steel ur"'''''' "'''" ,, sA
Western Union .,,,''' - ''''"'''
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TO MEET ON FRIDAY.
The Evangelical Sunday School Con.
vention Called for That Date


Following is the program OF the Salt
Lake Sunday school convention to be held
In the First Methodist church in this city,
May G-S next:
FRIDAY. S z. NJ.
Song service ...,,. Prof II. b. Quay
Devotional exercise .,,., .,,,.,. ,.,...,.
..,o... 80. ,.,.Rev, Wlldman Murphy
ROyS chorus
=, ,.", .,. ".o."Rey DR. Benz Young
Male quartet.
SATURDAY, 2 z. NJ PRIMARY DE-
PARTMENT.
Kindergarten in the Sunday School"
.,.,. ..,'. ,.,.,,,,.,,. Miss Vera Lane
THE Cradle Rolf Mrs. n. Il. Shepard
Motion Song Miss Mamie Banker
Lessons by the Little Ones" ...,...
49,, ."i."... "",.",,.Mss h. Curtis
HOME DEPARTMENT..
How to Form o Home Department..
900. Rev. John Lincoln
who Needs the Home Department
,..,,.. .,.... ..,.,,......M Mrs. Sarah Reed
rs 1t Worth our Whiie?'' .'...,,...,'
"."... ..,,.,. Rev. Wildman Murphy
TEACHERS DEPARTMENT.
'The Purpose and Benefit Of a Teach
er's Meeting ....,,, Thomas Weir
my Experience as a Teacher" ,.,..
sHsttt s's'stss .sss'st hllbs w III, lEleHeaft
sUPERINTENDENTs SYMPOSIUM
What ] Consider the Best Thing in
My sunday School" ..... .... Con-
Quoted by Prof, L. NJ. Gillian
SWEDISH SESSION. Bpm.
Devotional exercises ,,u,,. ,,,,,. ..,,....
..,u.,u. .,,,....,RoY A. A. Anderson
THE Swedish Peoples Attitude To-
ward the sunday School Work in
America o.. ,..,,s..ss ,,ss,s,.ssss,.....
Fritz Ehrenholm. Am, s, s. Union
Discussion.
Reports Jom different fields.
SUNDAY, $3.50 +. NJ, SUNDAY SCHOOL.
RALLY.
Boys chorus.
htcltAtlOh '''''' '''s ,s's',GlenOfa short
Song 5000. '.,',' .,t.,,...,Colured school
Address ,"..". ",,Rey T. W. Pinkerton
song ..,, .,,.,'s' Murray Schools
Recitation D.. ..,s .....,.... Mildred futile
Song Gamma. ,.,,., .,,,,.Swcdish Chorus
Address zee. .",., ..,,u,,Miss lois Smith
Song,us .,,...,.' .'''' .,',....',t sandy School
Chalk Talk ,n,,, b, Mrs A. X Jones
Sorg,... Westminster Ladies' Quartet
Closing song,
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BOSTON MARKET

Closing quotations today Is ~ ~
ported by Hudson q '
brokers. were; ,La
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ONE FARE FOR THE ROuSO
TRIP.

...,..,......i-l-.-!-i....-i..i''i--i'--f-'',i''