Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22


u January, 1892, and defendant desert
plaintiff 10 years 0gO Plaintiff was
yarded the custody Of their minor
child.
The lady members Of the various To-
no church congregations are busy to-
uy decorating their various church
gdlturlums, aud the Episcopal ana
tholic churches IN particular VIII
ave % profuse display Of lilies and
1,her flowers, ana greens and plants.
Word from Los Angeles states that
Nrs. Fred Wood was held up the other
Ught by footpads, hut instead OF COM
.'Jocntly yielding Yhc fled and beat
.ne toughs IN an inpromptu sprnting
match. They didn't dare shoot her,
ana 50 she escaped.
A special dance win be given at the
Liberty stake han next Tuesday eve
ming by the klug Hilstrad orchestra,
which has furnished the music at the
hall during the season, An enlarged or
chestra viii be IN attendance, which
VIII furnish special music, including thd
Moonlight Waltz, with special cleo
trio effects.
Artificial stone made from concrete,
II weighs about half what the stone
does, and the cost is about one-thlrd.
However, local contractors want TO see
how this material will act when soaked
with rain and then subjected to the ac-
ton Of frost, J. NJ. Whitley is using
this artificial stone in new residence
and carriage house he Is erecting on
Twelfth East street, to cast $500,
Weekly report OF the city board OF
health for week ending April %. 1905,
shows % births, males and 13 fe-
males. The death record for the same
week was p residents, 10 males and s
females bodies shipped into the city
and 4 shipped out for lntermeut. The
contagious disease report Is on the de-
crease for the week, az follows Diph-
liberia, 3 cases scarlet fever / case;
smallpox, Is cases, ana 10 cases Of
measles,
A testimonial concert win be given
next Monday evening i'm the First Con-
sregauonal church, in honor OF the
tWenty-fifth anniversary of Prof Rad
cliffs association with the church as
its organist. The following program
will be observed. organ solo, Prof.
Radcliffe vocal quartet, Mrs. A. y. Mel
vim, Miss Edna Cohu, Fred Graham and
Dr. ~ j. Davis. solo. Mrs. Melvin
reading Miss Jennie s. Stranger; organ
solo, Prof. Radclid; address, Rev r. J..
Goshen; solo, Miss Edna COIN; reading,
Miss Stranger solo, Mrs. Melvin, or
gan, Prof. Radcliff,
1t Will be remembered that woman
named Olga Martin recently instituted
proceedings against Arthur w, Peters
proprietor OF the Salt Lake Cleaning
company, asking for damages I'm the
sum of S490, alleged TO have been oc-
casioned by an assault made upon her
I'm 1904. According to the defendant the
plaintiff later withdrew the complainy,
whereupon the case was dismissed. Mr.
Peters says the other side found that
he was In no wise implicated In the
case and that that Is the reason for the
dismissal.
Gov, Cutler today received commu-
nication from Alexander Johnson Of
New York, secretary of the National
Conference OF Charities & Correction,
requesting him TO appoint delegates to
represent Utah at the next session OF
the conference to be held In Portland
from July Is to 49, This is the thirty.
second session OF the conference.
object Is to deal with important pub,
questions relating to the dependeu,
defective and delinquent classes. Gov.
Cutler will appoint four or five deie-
gates from this state among them will
be Judge Willis Brown Of the juvenile
court.