Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-13
,.,,n,lastic Gatherings In Each
un,iciOaI Ward Last Night
Names Of Delegates
uDtR pENROSE IN TABERNACLE
o,A.r,te Preparations for Labor Day
.R,,u, Ten. Dollar Blll-Gruesome
Relics from Philippines.

s., tnt brother-ln-law 81 Morris
mailman proprietor OF the Hub Cloth
I. Glare has Just returned from the
o'n,nIres lie brought with him n
-, seloue collection Of instruments
,,r,go warfare. These weapons
w. aiken from the battlefield by Mr..
~, few hours after a bitter engage
.r, bsiween the Filipino sayages and
r regulars. Mr. Lift describes the
s.t,esd from which he got the wea-
,sung of the horrible sights that
nj hl gaze.
Ma Lit also has large and inter-
ANN collection OF embroidery and
g,.o fabrics. Mr.. and Mrs, Lit will
M, their home in ogden, Mr. Lift
,Jrr accepted position with the
Hub Clothing house,
BOGUS $40 BILL.
l,,hc First National bank yesterday,
D f. pensel the receiving teller, de-
,u, forged $40 bin which had been
p,,,d on well known ogden business
house. The bill was a silver certificate
and was raised from a one-dollar GER
atcsts 10 q ten Both the figures and
sttrs had been cleverly raised, A red
urs had also been placed upon the
ha d the bill.
ELDER PENROsE IN TABER-
NACLE,
N, Weber stake Sunday school un-
N ntsting will be held In the Taber-
sic. Sunday, Aug. "A, Elder Charles
" Ysnrose will deliver an address on
n, value OF a Soul" All Sunday
,Asol oiHeers and teachers are urged
Oh present, The public are cordially
aiia,
SGl Monday tho pos,al Telegraph
tsnpany viii begin work on tho line
h,ssen Ogden and Butte. Tho work
WI DO rushed 10 completion.
OPERATIONS FOR LABOR DAY.
ihs hboF unions aro making great
Ftplnliohs fof grand celebration on
LDof Gay, gept Z, They will give n
" parade and ptterwnrd assemble IN
psl'f PARK Whofo sports OF dliserent
l,i' vii be carried on and speeches
WI 10 made
uNhna PARK has been secured for tho
n'Alns wnto a special program will
ttuN,
.Thrs7 druaaa were aiyen 10 days each
Judge Howells court,
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
ss'ins Republican primaries were
~ W seoa OF tho municipal wards 10
~ delegates 70 state and judicial
"@9NealI0na with tho following results.
sl9 Alsts Convention, First Ward
Nsnad rneocR Albert Herrick, Stan
JOHNSON. Mira. Adiio Angel, Robert
fsns q large, 4 II, Carr.
pe'ond Ward William Howell, II. ].
,,S'"' A. Il, Moyes and Page Middle
lhrt Ward, .. Dana, Oscar Mad.
'" David jenson, Nels Knudson.
y19lIlh Ward-T, G, Morris, Rudolph
saaSiaIlst' T. q, Burt, J.. n. Meld, c. r.
Il,,.,a.ussgotih, John Ingebretson, r.. G..
w sId H. q Wardleigh at large.
,i t,,lo nWard-r, II. Davis, Dan Pugh.
c, ru patterson, h. A, Moyes, Rufus
AZ yS'Ssles 70 Judicial Convention.
W., Wsrd-Mary L. shipp, William
IN, Allce Collins. ". Ii. Holbroox
Nelson and James Cassin al large
\ 1 wn,1 Ward-A. NJ, White, George
M, NV.shgoon, W. D, Van Dyke. and
A,,' Ward Charles zelmer, John
IHsl,, In9hn Grobcrg, Mr.. Chase and
yoW,t owers at large.
hUaa y Wprd-'p x. Cook, ]. a.
R seese Howell, James Halyorson.
AZ" setueilford, II, 10. Steele, r.. g.
ShS NJ ~ A. Simms at large.
Ay.n"D Wart-George Halvorson. Ed
Wed WY y, 7, Hulaniski, f. u.