Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-26

has boon very M Tor some time. and on
account Of her advanced years the
family friends are 0pprchensiye about
| her
g. A. Qulgley has bought him a very
handsome new electric automobile II
! 10 81 the buggy style, I'm ebony and
maroon, and cost Sl.lsp II has also
artillery wheels,
II Was chlldren's day yesterday az
the Third Presbyterian church. and the
attendance there was large The fea-
tufc of the meeting was an address BY
Rev DR.. r. g. Niece
Asphaltlng began Saturday ON
First street az The State street inter-
section, aud The change Of that local
ity from a never ending auagmlre ana
fath0mless bog in the spring win be-
widely appreciated by both pedestrians
Of occupants Of vehicles.
The new Third Presbyterian church
on Eleventh East street IL an plas.
tered. ami the wood finish h going on
this week. The edlilce win be ready for
occupancy In 30 days. The present
church on Washington avenue, win
then be fitted up for residence purposes
aud sold
Local scientific mon are remarking
that none OF the colleges IN this coun-
try are comforting any advanced de-
grees In engineering and think that
the degree OF doctor OF science would
be appropriate for bestowal on men
who have distinguished themselves IN
the engineering field
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment association OF the Seventh ward
was last night reoTganlzed with the
following officers. Ebert d. Thomas,
president. James c, Lambert FIRST
counselor; Frank VI Eardiey, second
counselor, The stake superiutendency
was present and addressed the meet
ing,
Roderlck Thompson " Ogden. o grad
uate of last summer from Westminster
college, has entered the senior class nc
Princeton university. and Is q promis-
Ing candidate for the university foot."
ball team, Mr. Thompson VIII enter
the Yale law school after leaving
Princeton, ana his friends predict It
viii not be many weeks thereafter be-
fore he Is wearing a blue sweater with
big ~" ln white thereon as meni-
Der Of the Yale football team. In the
following spring Mr. Thompson win be
candidate for the university crew.
Az this mornings meeting Of the
Ministerial association, Rev n Wake
read a paper on The. Creation, In which
he took the ground now recognized by
theologlans and scientists generally
This that the world WAS not created In
six days OF "a hours EACH but during
six epochs Of time or aeons rs the
Greek designates IT, The length Of
these epochs no one now attempts 20
define further than 10 say that they
were sufficiently long for the work as
signed 10 them. The paper was lis
tened to with considerable interest
The strovell.Paterson Hardware
company has leased for 20 years the old
Continental market building recently
occupied by the y. and o. Transfer conn
pany on West Temple street near First
South street; and viii remodel tho
premises at an expense OF nearly $4,000,
The firm will then have $4,000 feet OF
floor space. The main Office Is to be
ON West Temple street, with fine plate
glass windows across the entire front Of
81 feet and the Offices viii be fitted |
up IN prlncely style The part Of the |
structure fronting on First South street |
Is 5ixl7l feet The Strevell- Patterson |
company viii be In fine shape to do an !
Increased amount Of business when the |
improvements have been completed.
Mai. Thomas Il. Adams Of the artil-
lCry corps has met with serious accl- |
dent In San Francisco 80 that his ife |
IA despaired Of, The MAJOR was for |
merry stationed at Fort Douglas as iirst |
Lieutenant with Light Battery d. Firth |
artillery, and made many friends here |
lie was distinguished for having served |
81 years as a lieutenant before being |
promoted 20 capteincy but then, he |
was only n CAPTAIN three years before |
being made q major Judging from tho |
experience Of Maj Bingham Of the En-
gncer corps, II Maj. Adams injuries |
necassltate retirement, or arc really |
likely 10 be fatal, he viii be promoted |
to be brlgadier-general and retired. The
maior IL az present detailed for duty |
az an inspector general on the general
staff.
The Club de Langue Franchise re.or-
ganized for the coming season at the
home Of Mrs Mary i, Kelly 1888 Sec
ond street, Friday evening, The meet
ing commenced with nominations by
the members and ballot which re-
suited In the following election Of oiii
GERS President, Mr. Jacques Held;
vice president, Madame Kelly, seore-
tary, Mile. Elise Fureri treasurer, Mile.
Elise Frieden. The club has for It's OBJ
ject the cultivation Of the French Ian
guage in Salt Lake French speaking
people are cordially invited, The fol-
lowing program was arranged for the
next meeting to be held at the above
address. Friday, oct. az Piano solo.
Nine. Francis reading, "Lettres de
Mon Moulin Daudet. Mile c. Port
man song, Nine Henze demonstra-
tion OF preparation Of a French salad,