Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-25
LATE LOCALS.

Prof j, j Mcclellan, the TABERNACLE
organlst, Is IN Payson today, visiting
| relatives.
Merchants generally over town report
trade AZ quiet, but are hopeful! for i've
ller times lIler on.
Today's local bank clearlngs amount
ed 10 $S9l,575,G7. as against s53s ,i63I
for the same day last year
The American Falls Canal and Power
people has teams and men ready TO
take the field as soon as the weather
VIII moderate
The bureau OF state statistics officials
are clearing up the last years business,
preparatory TO taking up the work of
the current year.
The one Hundred and Tenth quorum
OF Seventy will hold It's regular month";
y meeting In the sixth ward assembly
rooms tonight at $780,
Henry slegel was buried yesterday
afternoon, at New York, and the eldest
son VIII return to Salt Lake. Mr.. Size
gels death viii have no effect on the
firm In this city of which he was a
member
Funeral services we're held at Mason
ic hall this afternoon at o'clock over
the renans Of Alfred Thompson. who
died at the Cullen hotel last Wednes-
day. The deceased was a we'll known
member Of the order which administer
cd the last rites.
Next Wednesday evening Col. Cath
crime Higgins, head OF the Salvation
Army rescue work In the United States,
win give her illustrated lecture on the
life OF the late Consul Emma Booth
Tucker. The lecture begins at o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Russell Conwell Of Phlladel-
phla, one Of the oldest and best known
Baptist ministers IN the country, viii
be In this city In a few days en- route
to the Pacific coast, The doctor il the
father Of Mrs. Il. G. futile formerly a
resident Of this city, but now OF Phila-
delphla.
The local Produce Exchange has re-
ceived applications for membership
from -four and grain dealers In the far
northern and southern parts OF tho
state. and the chances are that a state
exchange will be formed, which will be
AtaNfN NAiNhAi'AS ~ Shlhllpli VI III iNNN
than the present city exchange.
Councilman Wood of the Second pre-.
clnct Is still III at his home In Poplar
Grove. He Is suffering from nervous
prostratlon aggravated by an attack of
the grip. While he is recovering slow
~ II Is stated that he will not be able
to attend tonight's meeting Of the city
council.
Dean Eddie Of ST. Marks cathedral
does not look for the arrival OF any
new bishop until next winter, as the
house OF bishops does not meet until
October, and the newly elected mission
airy bishop can hardly appear here
ready for work for several months af-
forwards.
There will be special services in 81.
Paufs Episcopal church this evening,
In commemoration OF St. Pau's day,
After the services, reception will be
held In the rectOry. Dean Eddie OF ST.
Marks cathedral ANA Supt. Hunting Of
st. Marks hospital will assist at the
service in the church,
The Knights OF Columbus will for
merry open their new club rooms In the
Jennings block on Feb, 49, when there
viii be reception followed by dancing
and refreshments, The quarters are
those formerly occupied by the UnIver-
sity club and have been remodeed, re-
rapered, repalnted and handsomely fur
nlshed,
The Salt Lake Ministerial association
was to have listened this morning go a
paper from Rev DR., T. w. PinkertOn
on How can the pastor influence the
reading OF his congregation" But ow-
ing TO the doctors absence, the paper
had to be omitted, and each minister
present was invited 10 report az to tn
progress OF their individual churches.
The tenor Of the reports were crafty
ing to the association.
The Utah Fuel company had no word
today OF any disturbance at any OF the
coal camps, although people down there
are prophesying that inside Of three
months, the troops will all be back
there to preserve order, But the for
eign element Is thinning out so rapidly
and leaving for distant sections OF the
country that the state officers do not
look for any further trouble The agl.
tators seem TO have taken themselves
of, and at present are making no sign.
Castle Gate Is yet short about 100 men,
and more could be taken care of at
Clear Creek and Winter Quarters
Row Frank Barnett Of the East side
Baptist church has taken months
leave OF absence on account Of throat
trouble and VIII spend the next 80 days
IN the mild winter climate OF California
In the meantime his pulpit Will bes up
piled by other paators. At the recent
annual meeting Of the East Side church,
Mrs Wesley Davis was chosen church
clerk. J. j. Corum treasurer, Eben
Brown Sunday school superintendent
DR. Clarence Ebaugh, organist and
chorIster, Messrs. Eben Brown, Mar
tin Monson, Or. Parsons, j. j. Corum
], j, Menham and Mr. Shay were elect
ed deacons,
Treasurer Carlson OF the z, c. NJ I.
recalled this morning an interesting
"reminiscences OF Brigham Young, who
was the first head OF the institution.
President Young was very quiet but
observing, and disllked any goods be-
ing handled that savored Of shoddy or
deception. If he found any such IN the
store he would have the same removed
and he was known TO break small mir
rors with his cane that did not appear
what they were advertised 10 be, Many
was the time he ordered goods of the
shelves or tables that he did not think
We're Just the thing, lie was much op.
posed 10 ANYTHING saVOrlng of aham