Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16

oRAToRICAL RECITAL.

Misses May Warde, Bertha Stone,
Cora Kensey, Marion Belnap and Louie
Bgwater pupils OF Miss Mercy
Rachel Baker % the Baker School OF
Oratory, assisted by Prof Chas. Kent
and Pref Squire Coop. will give a re-
eltal al ogden Tabernacle Thursday
evening July 81, at 4 o'clock, The fol.
loving program VIII be glven
Vocal solo ....,,. Prof. Charles Kent
Accompanied by Squire Coop
what William Henry Dld' May Wade
waiting by the Gate" ns,..u, Bryant
Bertha Stone,
Evelyn Hope ...t.tt ,,..,.,, browning
Louie Bywater,
n, selection NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
b, Memory OF Childhood Akers
Cora Kengey,
Vocal solo ..,,.n,,,,.,,.C Charles Kent
Accompanied by Squire Coop,
'How tho In Rue stakes we're Lost
Nn.,n,n,,,,,, ,,,n,,.,t u,, Hood
Bertha Stone,
Selection n,,,,,,,,,,, -, Louie Bywater
"a Judith OF is6&' ,,,.n,u, Covanoght
Marion Bolnap,
Christ and the Earth" o, r. Whitney
May Wade,
Tickets for the recital may be OBJ.
telneu from the punlls,
BIGAMIsT GETS DIVORCE,
j. L. Barkwell who, a few weeks ago,
married one wife before no had been
divorced from his FIRST wife, was yes
terday afternoon granted a decree Of
divorce by Judge Rolapp from Mar
garet Barkwell, wife number one; and
In order TO make his marriage 10 Hazel
Nhn9 90 IL ia
VIII now have to be married over again,
which, II IL understood ne Intends do
Ing. Barkwell secured his divorce
from wife number one on the ground OF
desertion, they had only been married
short time when she left him, he
claimed, without cause, and refused to
return to him again.
Harry Moss, who stabbed William
stone In Ogden canyon short time ago
causing Stones death has through his
attorney, II. II. Henderson succeeded
In having his bail reduced 10 5000 from
$1,000 but he has been unable TO fur
nish bail In that amount, and IL stlll
held at the county jail.
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
Orlin nj, Ferrin, a minor. the court APP
pointed John A. Taylor guardian, with
$1,000 bond.
TEACHERS ELECTED.
A number OF new teachers were elect
ed at last nights meeting Of the board
OF education. They are Mlllicent Bling.
ham, as teacher Of German IN the high
school, Charles h. Manning, Misses
Sturgeon, Marion Reid, Lillian p. Dan.
iels, Maude Naisbitt and Lois PIERCE.
On recommendation Of the supply
committee the Dinwoodey Furniture
company and b. II. Mcmillan were
granted the contracts for supplying the
new Twentieth street building with fur
nitnre.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Prof. and Mrs. w. NJ. McKendrick
are home again, after l0-days' So
journ at Provo.
The wind, Thursday night, broke one
OF the iron rods OF the awning In front
OF the Ross bookstore. The rod struck
the large plateglass window, breaking
Il, and the pieces Of falling glass broke
a number of valuable pieces OF cut
glass and fancy chinaware that were in
the window. The damage In all
amounted to about $500,
State Food Inspector Heiner OF Nor
gan was in ogden yesterday on busi-
ness.
Cashier Walter Bramwell OF the
Morgan City Bank returned home last
evening after attending TO some busi-
ness In Ogden,
VIM. II Rich OF Morgan City was an
Ogden visitor yesterday on business.
Sheriff James OF Evanston Is spending
few days In Ogden.
The contract for the plumbing OF this
building was let 20 A. w. Meek for
1888. For the heating and ventilating
plant there was but one bidder, New
man Brothers. whose bid was 81 400
The matter was left TO a committee to
award them the contract after seeing
TINT their MINT Is ND 10 reduirements.