Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

land \ stronger testimony could
scarcely have been borne than the one
llc uttered, and II thrilled an who heard
it Elder q. W Wood Of Pennington.
Is also returning home from mission
% Holland lie and Elder Lyons left
for Boston sunday evening. 20 stay in
that city one day and then journey
together to Utah
Mr. Rhinhold DOelle. OF Bremen. Ger
many VAS also visitor az afternoon
services Mr.. pOelle leaves for Salt
Lake Tuesday evening. going there =
stranger az he has no relatives IN this
country. but he r. a young man Of ster-
ing worth and capable OF making his
way, no matter whore his lot Is cast.
Monday will see the departure OF Mr.
o. y. Neibaur of Mammoth. Nevada,
who has been an inmate Of the Man.
haitian Eye aud Ear hospital, on East
F0lty-hfst for some time. Mr. Niehaur
has been greatly afflicted both in his
hearing and sight and he came east
10 get treatment from the best speciA-
lists IN that line, he has endured great
suffering while here, and he returns
benefited 20 some extent: his case is
very sad one. and appeals 10 every
heart All here nope that Mr. Me-
baur VIII continue 10 improve.
Mr. Junius +. Wells. surprised his
friends Sunday. by appearing in their
midst, business OF an urgent nature
called him % New York. where ne can
only remain a day, as he is very
p trs
completing the work he has been en-
gagged m for nearly a year--ihe COM
pleuon Of tho monument and memorial
cottage Mr. Wells related 10 some of
his friends the visit Of Gov Bell of
Vermont. 20 the monument three weeks
ago, II VIII be remembered that GOV.
Bel, IN speech az the Vermont gath
ering N Boston last February. was not
extremely friendly I'm his references 10
the Prophet JoSeph's monument that
had Just been completed on the con-
trary, his remarks We're rather bitter.
Mr. Wells had the opportunity Of meet
ing the governor az the South Royal
ton hotel short time ago. and rather
urged him TO accept a seat In his car
rage and pay a visit 10 the monument
and cottage. The governor accepted
the whole AFFAIR so impressed him, the
beauty and grandeur OF the monument,
the handsome cottage, and the grounds
all produced such an impression that he
gave vent 70 his admiration for the en-.
tire undertaking. A few days after the
fFst visit he returned with his wife and
some friends 10 see the place, and all
were warm in their praise for the work.
Since the visit OF the governor the
visitors have increased in numbers, and
Il IA now considered quite the thing
10 see the monument by all classes OF
travellers Mr.. Wells Is certainly do
ing great work ~ there and has al.
lsyed much prejudice by HIS wise
course IN meeting and extending hos
pitality 70 residents Of the Granite
State,
Mrs. Fiske. accompanied by her cous-
in Miss Emily Stevens, a member OF
the Manhattan company. left New
York last week for California. and viii
spend her vacation I'm the mountain re-
gions OF that state. Mrs. Fiske FOR sew
eral years has passed her summers
either 10 the Adlrondacks or IN Europe.
hut she has become enamored OF CAL
ifurnia. It's climate and rs scenery.
and thinks Il the most admirable place
In the world for recreation. As is her
habit. Mrs. Flske will combine or alter
nate rest with study OF the new COM
edy b. Langdon Mitchell. The New /
York Idea. IN which she and the Man
haitian company will appear On the au-
tumn. Her own role IN this play Is said
10 be I'm some respects the most vital I
and significant she has yet undertaken Z
Mrs. Flske VIII remain on the Pacific /
coast until the latter part ~ August. I
when she Will return 20 New York 20 /
begin rehearsals ~ this new work with 1
her company. her season beginning IN /
the west In October.
JANET.