Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18

THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS
THE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF THE WEST
IL Issued Mondays and Thurs
days and contains all the cream
sfthe Daily and Saturday Move,
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ALBEIT BlSn0p OF lDhpah, Utan, was
successfully operated upon yesterday
afternoon at the KeoghWright hos
pital for an ununited fracture OF the
knee.
j, c. McClaln aud wife entertained
this noon, the members Of McClains
Sunday school class OF the First Meth
odist church, at their home, 1868 east
First South street
Manager A. II. Hay of the Western
Onion In this city leaves tonight on
10 days visit in the east, ana In his
absence A. w. Long viii be in charge
OF the Salt Lake office
The home and education section Of the
Ladies Literary club Is holding a rum
mage sale today, at so south Main
street, IN aid OF the model corridor TO
be prepared IN the Uintah school.
While riding along a dark sidewalk
last night, between Third and Fourth
East streets, two whcelmen collided,
one OF them, a young man named
Roberts, sustaining painful scalp
wound. Both wheels We're demolished.
Sunday afternoon at the Commercial
club committees representing salt
Lake, Ogden and Provo lodges Of the
Woodmen OF the World WIN meet to
confer with committees OF the Real Es-
tate association and Commercial club
In regard to securing the western head
quarters OF the Woodmen OF the World,
The monthly meeting OF the assocla.
tlon of the Nauyoo Legion will he held
Monday evening March 90 at the Bish-
ops Office, Tithing yard, at 1850, A full
attendance IL requested, as the new
circulars win be submitted to the as
ISOLATION foe their approval before be-
ing printed,-Wm NJ Brown, secre-
tary,
shorty Foster, who Is wanted here
for stealing horse and buggy at Bling
ham several weeks ago, has been ar
rested at Pocatello by Sheriff Sell Of
that city, Sheriff Emory received no.
tice OF Fosters arrest last night.
Requisition papers were issued today.
and Deputy Sheriff steele VIII leave
tonight to bring the prisoner back to
this city
Fifty boys celebrated ST. Patrick's
day last evening, In the Phillips Con-
gregatlonal church Messrs. Davis,
Turner and Crocber, with mandolns
and guitar, aud Miss Irma Durham.
vocalist. helped materially IN enter
tanning the boys and seven new names
WV nhu'I w INC IbhNtI VI the pbNt
club of the church The evening
closed with refreshments
Government Engineers II. N. Saw
age and A. r. Davis Of the reclamation
bureau at Washington viii be in this
city on the 30th inst to consult with
Prof. Swendsen with reference to the
Weber river and Bear Lake irrigation
projects AZ all Of the preliminary
work has been completed, upon the re-
port 10 the secretary of the interior
OF these two consulting engineers ac-
tive construction can begin.
The annual 81. Patrck's day enter
tainment In the Salt Lake Theater In
aid OF st, AIMS Catholic orphanage,
will be given this evening. under the
direction Of Miss Nora Gleason when
1fO children VIII appear In songs, dane
es and various spocialtles In addi-
tion. Miss Gleason Is TO have two harp
lists, and two adult singers to give a
number of Moore's Irish melodies, also
the All Hallows college orchestra and
band will play several Irish selections,
Thursday was payday at Fort Doug
las, and as "a result a number OF the
boys In blue throng ID the streets aud
some Of the avenues up TO a late hour
All except two, however returned to
the post within the prescribed hour
The two I'm queatlon are being hunted
for by armed soldiers but up to u late
hour the whereabouts of the missing
twain had not been ascertalned They
are new recruits belonging to companies
II and l., and when found viii be disci-
plined for the breaking Of military
rules.
Friday evening. April Z, az the Uni
Versity the preliminary contest will be
held to select team for the Colorado
college debate which Will be held at
Colorado Springs IN May Seven men
have entered, among them being Dale
Park and Daniel Alexander OF the Ida
no team, Thomas NJ Rees OF the Neya-
da team, Karl Hopkins OF the Uniyer-
sity Chronicle STAFF Claude Barnes,and
NJ c. Morgan. The judges Tor the
preimlnaries are Rev. II. !. Goshen,
and Judges Richie and Armstrong
Dean Eddie of st. Marks cathedral
VIII shortly deliver a series Of address,
es on Some Eminent Women OF the
old Testament at p. M Wednesday,
the subjects TO be as follows: "Eve. u
Woman's Influence sarah, Wo-
mans Temptations" "Rehekah, a Wo.
mans Ambition Rachel Woman's
Love" "Rahab, a Woman's Faith"
"Jael, a Woman's Hcrolsm" Hannah,
Woman's Prayers Ruth Wo-
mans Devotion michael, Woo
mans scorn." "Huldah. a Womans
Wisdom
by the shylng OF q fractions horse
Peter the eight-year-old son OF y. w
Madsen, the furniture dealer, was se-
riously hurt yesterday. Young Mad
sen and a playmate We're riding the
horse and were thrown violently 70 the
ground the former striking on his head.
Drs, Bower and Beer were called to
attend him. and they believe that he
VIII pull through all right, although
he was unconscious for several hours
Reports from the home state that he
passed bad night, but seems some-
what better today
Mary Baer Gemmlll the young wo-
man who alleged that she had been
turned away from the home OF her hus-
bands parents and who sought aid
from the county has been sent back to
the Holy Gross hospital by Or whit
ney county physician, She left the
hospital whore she was receiving treat
ment because the bills had not been
paid by her father-in-law, which she
says he had promised TO do. Tho lat
ter denies that he agreed 10 settle the
amount due, but says he had signihed
n Willingness to help his son 10 pay the
obligation Mr. Gemmill also says that
the girl was not turned out by his wife,
but that she left the house Of her own
choice and over the protest OF her
mother-ln-law.
The odors that have been giving