Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

this afternoon, the tcntage Whicn tne
two commands were TO use on the
march was likely to be sent 10 San
Francisco for use of the sufferers
there. Consequently the batteries
would have 10 remain at Fort Doug
las unsil the return OF the tentage,
Car Load OF Tcntagc--The Fort
Douglas military authorities have or
ders from the war department to snip
all the tentage possible to San FRAN
cisco and a car load goes tonight. rms
may make the artillery short on their
equipment, but Adjt, Wells Thought
this afternoon that the batteries would
be able to get along and make the
march east as contemplated.
ON the ChlcagO--Mr. H. J. Wallace
OF this city. received word this morn
ing from his son Stephen ". Wallace
who Is midsh,pman on the Chicago
that on the Sth inst the ship was
sailing north from San Diego when
wireless message was received convey
ing the news Of the earthquake Two
additional boilers we're at once put in
SO that all possible speed could be
made In fastening back to San Fran
cisco. TO give what relief was possible.
Col. Clayton IIomc--Col n. w. Clay
ton has returned from n seven weeks
trip abroad. He left his wife and
daughter Sybella in Berlin where the
young lady viii pursue her studies for
The next two years. The party sailed
from New York To Naples and saw
Nesuvius IN action, although 1t was
not then thought that any danger was
threatened. They came north through
Italy and visited many of the mis-
slonaries IN Germany. Col Clayton ex-
poets to return in June.
From Europc--Cablegrams. are
reaching this city from Europe, two
dozen being yesterdays record receiv-
ed from England France and Turkey,
and II Is claimed that 100000 Western
Union messages for San Francisco are
waiting for transmission IN the offices
OF the country. Messages are piling
up In the Salt Lake offices Of both
companies at great rate, but will
be forwarded as soon as the telegraph
lines have been rebuilt. The Postal
Telegraph office in this city will have
three additional operators from CHI
cago.
To Join In BOom---The Commercial
clubs of Pennington. Kaysville and
Bountifu are to join IN boom
meeting on Monday evening at Farm
ington, There viii be an array of
talented speakers, and the speeches
viii be interspnrced with musical Sc
lections Members of the Salt Lake
Manufacturers and Merchants issoca-
ton will also be IN attendance. and
II Is expected that Hon Fisher Harris
ha vol a
meeting. \ special train will leave
Salt Lake on the Salt Lake & Ogden,
leaving the city at $3.50 p. m.
Miss TAYLOR Safc--Walter Anderson
of the Oregon Short Line who, with
Mrs. Anderson, had a thrilling escape
from San Francisco over to Oakland
Wednesday morning, and reached Salt
Lake last evening. states that Miss
Amy Taylor of Salt Lake. was with
them through the whole thing and II
was through the strenuous efforts OF
q young friend Of Miss Taylor's who
came over from Oakland to locate
them, that they managed 10 reach
the ferry In time 10 cross over to Oak
land. Mr. Anderson says they left
Miss Taylor with friends at Oakland,
and she is In no danger whatever
All Are Safe--Thomas X. Cutler,
president Of the Continental Life In
surance company. has received dis
patch from G. 3. Kimball, San Fran
cisco representative of the company,
In which he states that all employees
are safe and quartered In tent Book
Keeper Ruin ana his wife were re-
ported as destitute. having lost every
thing. The office building was re-
ported as being among those least
de mayed. Miss Myrtle Allender we'll
known In salt Lake, now an employee
or the Continental. and Mr.. kimball
were endeavoring 10 recover the COM
pany's records. though at present the
could not be entered
Farmers Wart--A concert was Civ.
en- last evening in the Farmers ward
hall by the ward choir, under the lead
ership OF NJ. F.. Chrstopherson The
affair was pronounced to be one OF the
best ever given I'm that locality. The
program was composed OF choice num-
bers and each was excellently per-
formed, Following is the program as
rendered. March, Anderson's orchestra.
chorus. 20 Italia Beloved" choir and
orchestra; piano solo, "schuberts
Serenade,' Miss Matte Mariger: male
quartet, Until the Dawn" recitation,
'Nelps Little Brother Miss Lille Me-
Farand, guitar and mandolin selection.
rhayne brothers; bass solo. "The Bug
er. Willard Christopherson; orchestra
selection, Faust Andersons orches-
ra: ladies' quartet, Danube Waltz"
Ella Christopherson, Julia Burton. Ma
lie Mariger. Ethel Larson; male duet,
The Sinking Ship" Hardy Burton and
Walter christopherson; chorus, Grant