Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

| onslaught on the Joseph Smith me-
! mortal in the state of Vermont and It's
dedication. While the latter event took
| place several years ago. the account
| was written as 81 IL were yet i'm prcs-
| pect, and the usual hodge podge ~
| nonsense about the alleged feeling ia
! Vermont over the dedication. Utah pol
A., tiles, Senator Shoots connection there
| with, etc. was printed, together with u
rehash Of the old and forgotten ISLANDERS
on the family OF the Prophet Joseph
Smith. The Times" mas hitherto occu-
pied high position In the opinion of
Utah people here, but il certainly de-
seconded from lis lofty pedestal in open
ing its columns To such unjustifab BILE
statements, and to the publication OF
ISLANDERS which fair-minded people must
dismiss with contempt.
Lawrence Beck has gone with the
Elsie Janis Fair Coed company 70
the cities OF Connecticut; a season viii
be played there and IA Pennsylvania
before beginning In New York.
Last Wednesday Elder G.. g. Din
woody and wife left for Providence r.
]. Boston and South Royalton. VI, for
visit OF two weeks previous TO the
departure of Mrs Dinwoody for her
home in Idaho Falls. Mr. and Mrs.
DinWoOdy's two boys Dean and Gin
ton. left Tor the west six weeks ago,
and are staying with their grand
mother tn Colorado. Elder DinWoOdy
viii remain In the Brooklyn branch
until next spring De and his wife have
hlled long missions. being Identified
with the Atlanta. Ga. and CHATTANOOGA
Tenn, missions for several years Mrs
Dinwoody has assisted In the musical
part Of the branch since coming here
being Organist after the departure Of
Prof. A. NJ, Durham. She will be great
ly missed In many ways. Their visit 20
Vermont Is purely a pleasure trip full
filling the desire 10 see that historic
spot since the building OF the monu-
monts by Junius r. Wells.
The death OF Mr. William Sinclair.
true ana devoted friend Of the Mormon
people here has cast a gloom of sad
ness over the entire colony MI and
Mrs Sinclair have been loyal in their
friendship. always entertaining the cid
crs and the people with unstintcd
hands, and his sudden death rs a
heavy blow. Monday last he was taken
20 the hospital, suffering with "A sup
posed mild case of appendicitis. Tues
day he was operated on. and the next
day ne died. Al his request "A service
by the elders was held over mis- re-
mains. al the crematory In Hobokcn.
his body being cremated also at his
special request A man OF remarkable
physique In appearance. he seemed able
10 resist disease, but sank rapidly when
attacked by the fatal complaint.
Young Master Frank Rich and his
sister Andrea, son and daughtod OF
President ben r.. Rich, arrived in the
city last Wednesday and viii enroll
fhHfrHHlkna nnlUHIa tho hinn aud
public schools early in September, re-
manning until next June.
Miss Bacon OF Eureka accompanied
the young people from Utah, ana viii
remain several weeks visiting and
Sightseeing the party with several
escorts and friends spent Friday at
Coney Island. bathing and taking In
the sights
Elder CARAT. who addressed the pco-
pie last Sunday ON his return from
his mission 90 Great Britain. leaves for
his home in Oregon. Tuesday morning
he has been visiting his daughter and
family In Brooklyn, for the last week.
Elder q "A Watkins who has just
returned from the country, whore he
has been preaching without purse or
scrip, in company with others of the
elders, spoke at tOday's services, az ala
" A. Cotton of Nernal, Who ls here
10 take course in medicine al the JEFF
forson Medical college in Philadelphia,
and also 90 perform such missionary
labor as he can. Elder a. 4. Watkins
also spoke. and our new conference
president. q "a owen finished with a
Few words 10 the people and young
elders
Mldshipman Dan =. McQuarrlo, son