Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Alfred A. Larsen, formerly Of Dem
mark but now q resident of Salt Lake,
was admitted TO citizenship yesterday
by Judge Armstrong.
Contractor Campbell 10 completing
the plastering OF the rear part OF the
First Presbyterian church, preparatory
10 putting on the hardwood finish,
Or. George s. Sears OF MantI is at
st. Marks hospital, critically Ill with
appendicitis. He was brought up from
the south under. the care Of Dr. Oh
stein.
The Nauvoo Legion will hold It's next
monthly meeting Monday evening
next, and a full attendance Is request
cd, owing TO its being the first meet
ing In the year.
Two cars OF marble from Rutland,
VT, have arrived for the Federal build
ing, and are now being unloadcd, 80
that active setting can begin Monday
morning next.
The state board OF examiners Of bar
bers has issued an order restraining
Apprentices A. b. Ivie, II W. Bone
brake and Fred Nicholson from work
ing IN any shop where there is not a
qualified instructor.
The annual election OF the CONNER.
clal club will be held this evening, and
the new board OF governors will meet
In week to elect officers for the cur
rent year. Ex-GOv. Wells Is promi-
nently mentioned for the presidency
of the club, with c. A. Quisley as vice
president.
The burnt cork artists gave an excel
lent entertainment last night, IN tho
Second ward han Allen Bassett was
middle man. and he was ably
assisted by Fred Sorenson, Clyde
Cout, Ross Sorenson and win Nit
chell. An operetta was also given with
H. E. Giles, Jr. as musical director
The machinery for the lighting,
heating and power plant IN the rear OF
the Dooly block annex IL being rapid
~ put IN position, so that inside Of
two weeks the plant can be operated.
There are two Ideal engines Of 100
horse power each, with electrical gem
orators on the same shaft with the ny
wheel, and two l5O-horse power boilers
The Federation OF Labor win cee-
brate the first anniversary OF the OPEN
ing OF their new hall on State street.
February 20 next, with an elaborate
program including speaking music,
dancing and a big feed. The commit
ice OF arrangements was chosen last
evening and includes, Thomas Wat
klns, chairman; Mrs. Julia G. Gilbert,
j. Evans L. V. Pitts, a. n, Miller and
j. 4. Lavery
A meeting Of the presidents Of the
various canal companies interested In
the Utah lake pumping plant is sched-
uled for this afternoon at 2 o'clock IN
the Office Of the county commission
ers. Two Of the companies voted
against Installing AN additional pump
IN the plant recently. ana IL is the obs
tect Of the meeting TO talk the matter
over and try to induce those companies
10 come in on the proposition,
There VIII be public reception TO
Bishop II. s. Spalding, OF the Episcopal
church. on Tuesday evening at the La
dies Literary club, Jan. u, under the
auspices OF the congregations of 81.
Marks and ST. pauls churches No
written invitations have been sent out
but the people OF the city, Irrespective
of religious affiliations, are cordially
invited To be present and give the
bishop hearty welcome TO salt Lake
In his lecture last evening, IN the
Jewish temple, on THE Religion of the
Educated Man" Rabbi Freund said
IAN educated man Ia looked upon ms
the man who is a student Of philosophy
and science and can converse pro-
foundly on all questions, But he is
more than that, for knowledge Is
power only when Il is properly used
and education rs not only "a privilege
but a duty. ffhe religion Of an cdu-
Gated man should be one OF deeds ana
not creed. and should consist Of love
for God and his brothers, Higher
ideals bring higher requirements and
the thought of an educated man should
be for the promotion OF human well
fare, The educated man cannot afford
20 live the life Of a hermit or recluse
for II is his duty TO do in life that
which counts most
The Very Rev, VIM. j. Gibbons. $.
NJ, has been appointed vice president
of All Hsllows college, succeeding the
Rev. M. j. Murphy, y. NJ. who expects
shortly TO return TO Ireland, Father
Gibbons for number of years was
bursar Of Jefferson college, New or
leans, and IN connection with the Of
fee taught eoCuton and sacred ora
tory. The reverend gentleman is a
graduate OF some Of the best known
colleges conducted by the Marlst Fu-
theirs In Europe, He was ordained I'M
Barcelona, Spain. after completing his
course of theology and spent some
time In England and Ireland, where no
taught the languages and science lie
Is reputed a brilliant speaker and Is nm
adept In repartee. Study aud travel
have peculiarly fitted him for his new
positon,and his many friends through
out the country win be pleased TO learn
OF this appointment
A letter deposited IN tho Salt Lake
postohice August last, has been
around the world, II was addressed
10 "Gof Johnson Bumper Capetowu,
Cape Colony, Africa. II not called for.
forward to Cairo, Egypt. Stockholm
Sweden Moscow Russia Calcutta, liz
dia; Hongkong, China. Sydney, Aus
lrala; Honolulu. Hawaii; san Fran
cisco Cal Theti return to box 1853,
Balt Lake city, Utah, II not called for"
The letter was sent from Moscow 10
London, because OF the damaged con-
ALTON OF the envelope, ana then mailed
b. the dead letter Office az Washington,
TO be returned TO the original sender IN
p government envelope. The letter
contained circular Of the "MidWm-
mer Nights Funnival," given at the
Utah University last spring; and a
note within stated, ITO see n this VIII
30 around the world" j. r. Johnson
mailed the letter from this point,
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