Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

Carpenter Had Bad Fali--WillIam
Eoyco, a carpenter, fell from a ladder
yesterday afternoon, and broke his
leg below the knee
Sad News Receiycd---Mrs. w q.
Lamb has received the sad intelll-
gence last evening Of the death OF her
mother in Boston Of heart failure.
Eyangellsiic Mcetlngs---The evang-
elistic meetings IN the Central Chris
fian church VIII continue through next
week. There have been number Of
conversions during the past week.
Cedar improvements - Architect
Dallas has completed plans FOR in
terror improvements in the State Nor
nal school buildings at Cedar valued
at $4,000.
Mr.. Dale Impro,ing--rhe friends Of
w II. Dale VIII be pleased to learn
that his condition. which Is described
as being quite serious IN the News
New York letter IA another column,
has considerably improved since the
letter was written
Corner For Art insttutc--rhe state
fair directors have assigned the north
west corner Of the Chamber OF Com
merce TO the Art Institute for per-
manent occupancy, whore such art
displays as It may see III TO make
may be exhibited.
Applied For Mater--E. A. Thomp-
son. d. s. Gilles and II. ID Wiley OF
Clrcleville filed application Yesterday
afternoon with the state engineer, for
of "a iaNi
yier river in Garfield county, for pow
er and lighting IN CARRIED, Piute and
Sewer counties.
Mountains On Covcr--Thc Rocky
Mountain boil Telephone company
published today, n new directory a
special feature Is tho chromolitho-
graph ms a frontispiece OF Culmer's
painting Of the Teton basin. II Is a
work OF art and emblazoned with the
somewhat familiar legend OF "See
America First
Miss Wood Not Dead--Miss Topsy
Wood who left this city a week ago
for Glenwood Springs. denies her
suicide which was reported IN salt
Lake and also denies that she in
tended TO elope with q Iontrose man.
Miss Wood Is really Mrs. Annie End
rick whose husband was killed In 1899,
Il was alleged In self-defenso by
man named Brewer.
-Four Double Track Curyes---The
Utah Light and Railway company
management Is considering plans for
laying four double track curves, the
coming spring at the intersection Of
Main and First South, and Main and
Second South streets. This viii take
care OF heavy interurban traffic
through the central part Of the city
that Is sure to come IN the not dis
tant future.
Three Lots Sold---The Western Mo-
line Pillow company has bought from
the Cleveland Commission company
for $1,000, three lots at the rear Of
$40 south Third West street. where
the Pillow people VIII erect five story
basement They Will occupy the
building themselves. The value OF the
improvement will be 100000. The
value Of tho lots two years ago was
$1,000.
Clearing House siatcmcnt--Brad-
streets clearing house statement for
the week ending last Thursday even
1ng, showed Salt Lake the thirty
JOUftn IN the llNt OF CUES III the
United States, with clearings at $5,-
BTs.T2S, an increase OF 22.T per cent.
The heaviest Increase was at Green's
burg, Pa, 1883 per cent Seattle
comes next 6i.3 per cent The clear
1ngs in New York amounted TO over
$4,000, 100000.
Meaning of Miraclcs--Mr. Lloyd
discussed this subject at the revival
service In the Central Christian
church last evening There We're sew
eral baptisms, and additions during
The week, There will be no meeting
today but there will be The regular
meetings at 10.45 and o'clock Sun
day, and continue each night during
the week. Sunday school AT GAS and
Christian Endeavor at Gas.
Street Car Coilision---Thcre was a
collision az 7:45 o'clock last evening
at Main and Seventh South streets,
when a Salt Palace car south bound
smashed into Poplar Grove car
rorthbound. Tho windows Of the lat
ter car were broken, aud the vestibules
OF both cars badly wrenched. Motor.
men Thomas A, Frederickson az the
Salt Palace car and j. Starbuck Of the
other. we're shaken up, but not badly
hurt. Fredericton laid the blame to
leaves on the track which wouldn't
allow the brakes to work properly, and
let his car run off onto Seventh South
street whore the other was waiting.