Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

John James Is confined TO his home
in consequence OF a fall from Sixth
street car the other evening. which
bruised him up and cut his head over
the left eye necessltating seVerdl
stitches by the surgeon,
Rev. DIR. Coburn OF Boston made
stirring plea last night, In the First
baptist church, speaking from He
brews II, which he said was the great
splc poem OF the Bible. Several per-
sons professed conversion.
"From Sunshine TO Shadow" will be
the subject OF DR.. Talmage's lecture ut
the University Sunday school t0mor-
row. An Invitation to attend these
lectures Is extended to everybody who
ia interested In the life and teachings
OF Christ.
"The Rights and Wrongs OF Union
ism will be the subject of the Sunday
evening lecture by w. $. Dalton OF the
Industrial Workers Of the World at
Federation OF Labor Hall. Mr.. Dalton.
will deal with the question OF the open
shop, the eight-hour day and the So
called strike.
"Greek Life In the Homeric Age Is
the theme on which Prof. Byron Cum
mings Of the state university Is TO lee
ture this evening. in the Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium. Illustrated by the stere-
opticon showing the results of recent
excavations carried on under the d.
rection OF the American School Of
Archaeology at Athens.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mrs Alice Jenkins Dean, Will
be held Sunday at 1915 p. m. from
the Seventeenth ward meetinghouse.
The remains may be viewed ut the
family residence, 1872 west North Tenn
pie street, tomorrow morning from 10
TO 1880 a. m. Leon. her eldest son. Is
expected to arrive home tonight from
Seattle.
Addresses were made at last nights
Canadian association meeting by H. O..
Tyrell and @. Il. Scott on what the Ca
madam clubs In the United States were
doing. Misses Brecken and Nichols
played plano solos, and Miss Scott gave
a reading. Messrs w. V. Rice and w.
8. Mccormick were appointed COM
mittee TO select quarters for a perma-
nent home of the association, which
now has a membership OF $50. The rest
of the evening was spent In card play
ing and dancing.
Chief Charles It. Vail OF the fire de-
partment returned last evening from
northern Usah and southern Idaho
whittier he went IN quest OF horses for
the department He states that there u
great scarcity of suitable animals
throughout that part OF the country,
locality that Is usually well supplied
with the very best. Agents of rail-
road construction companies have gone
through Cache, Oneida, Malad anC
other counties, and have bought M
nearly every first class horse that wa
for sale. However the chief succeed
ed IN getting. three animals to his lik'
ing. These he obtained from the re
glon OF Malad, paying sl75 for each.
The Presbyterian church In the Unit.
ed States has planned series OF re-
vlvnl meetings to begin Feb. 20, the last
Sunday In the month, and the churches
of that denomination In this city VII
participate In the movement The OBJ
ject ~ TO make converts and arouse
the spirit OF those already In this
church. The evangelical general com
mittee Is composed OF Rev. DR.. j. VIII
bur Chapman of New York, chairman
President James ID. Moffatt OF Wash
ington and Jefferson college, and Pres
ident John u, Converse of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works. In April all OF thu
evangelical churches of Salt Lake pro
pose holding union services, when Rev
DR.. Bulgin OF California will be here e
help on the work. The meetings viii b'
held In either the First Presbyterian
or the First Methodist church.