Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11

Special Correspondence.
n FEW YORK, Feb, 6-Desplte the
M extreme cold with uncertain
v transportation by both surface
ana elevated tracks, with ferrys
cIogged by ice and boats unable to
Year goes on regardless Of icebergs
and the thermometer jumping arougd
In the region Of zero. silk flags, ban
ners and lanterns, with gaily dressed
MougoiAns promenading the narrow
streets, are the principal sights on Mott
street and other portions of the Bow
cry. The fact that the Chinese quarter
is divided, and spirited rivalry exists
the two factions gives a piquancy TO
this years celebration quite unusual
And second In Importance to the New
Year, are the Salvation Army booths
scattered over the city where hundreds
Of poor children are receiving warm
breakfasts before going TO school
These worthy refugees managed with
such despatch, are the subjects Of
commentator from the entire press
and public, Certainly great credit must
be given the lads and lassies, who
stand day and night in these cold
streets asking for means to feed the
poor and hungry, and generously have
the public responded, for the SALIVA
tionists' have been able to send many
children TO school happy during this Sc
we're weather who without their aid
would have been brcakfastless, and yet
thousands go hungry ana cold In this
great city, who are never reached nor
heard Of by the charitaDIe or the rich.
Little Alice Acknowledgements child
Of President and Mrs McQuartie, has
gone through a very severe illness, but
is now entirely recovered, to the JOY
Of the entire branch, she being "A gem
eral fayorite with one and all,
Wednesday. Feb. /, az the residence
Of his daughter Mrs. Helene Davis,
Mr.. Samuel l}. CARRIER closed his weary
eyes to this world, and entered upon
his long rest. Three Of his nine living
children we're with him until the end
His son, Edward CARRIER, came on from
Pittsburg in answer 10 q summons from
his sisters, Mrs. Charlotte sumner and
Mrs. Davis. The ren.lins were shipped
lIluINudJ " .NtNdlh tlllNi Nlle NlA
homestead of the CARRIER family and
the burial place Of the wife and moth
err Mr. Edward CARRIER taking charge
of the casket and the two sisters fol-
lowing by train Friday morning Mr.
CARRIER was born in Washington coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, In 1878. He was
man Of sterling character hroddminded
and charitable both I'm sentiment and
action, towards his fellow creatures
He will be remembered by every one
who visited 2O2 west Twenty-third
street several years ago whore he lived
with his daughters, Mrs. Catherine
Lame and Mrs, Helene Davis. Great
sympathy Is expressed by the Utah
colony here for Mrs, Laine who IL now
matron at the state asylum for the
blind m Ogden, She Is entirely alone,
not a member Of her family being far
Their west than Indiana, Mr. CARRIER
WAS loved by every one who knew him.
his family were devoted to him, and
his last hours We're made happy by the
constant attention Of children and
friends. Peace TO his ashes and may
his bereaved ones learn TO be COM
forted.
Miss Alice Newell Of ogden, who has
been with the Paris by Night COM
pany for several seasons arrived IN
New York today, and will be the guest
OF her friend Mrs, John a. Barnes for
a short time, Mrs. Barnes was for
merly Miss Bertha Leland OF Salt Lake,
but now of New York, her husbands
business takes him quite often TO
Oblspo, some miles from the city of
Mexico, where he In company with
other capitalists, have enormous rub
Der plantations. At present Mr.. Schil-
Ter of the company is making prepar-
atoms TO leave this week for Obispo.
Mrs. Barnes Is a frequent visitor to the
chapel services Of the Latter-day
Saints.
on the 10th Of March, Nine. ASH
forth who for seven or eight years has
given no public recital for her pupils,
with seven Of her most advanced stu
dents viii give a recital IN Mendelssohn
hail on Fourth and Broadway. Emma
Lucy Gates Is down for three numbers.
The program will be classic from start
10 finish, and to those fortunate enough
to receive invitations a great feast OF
good music is assured. Miss Gates also
sang at Prof. Hefley's studio one even
ing last week and I'M a duet with Miss
Votey daughter Of the inventor of
the pIanola, the two young ladies