Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Telluride Plant Worsng-ThD rDI.
uiId. Power Complain uH- repair %
its damaged nuwo Boz Provo D'n' ."
and the plant ut tho mouth oft lH"
canyon BE- once more Zoo commission
Veteran Tircmcu Meet ~uudu1-Th.
Veteran FIremru's association ".II
meet Jt UheIr canyon road nous" ".
90 m SUNDAY 600 UrrIug. program
fuI WJshiurtous birthday.
Three Hundred Cou,io--Thare ura
300 inmates off the .t3t. prison. NO
visitors AFRO allowed at tHD institute
zion ou account off tine continued pre-
1aIcucc oft smallpox Boa che rIu.
Death of Ilclrn -. Rccd--AIrs.
lIeI.u H Reed. aged SIS. d,Ud yesterday.
600 Che home of bier daughter Mrs. VI.
It White IUli Ninth East street. from
genera. debility The funeral was held
this afternoon The deceased had lived
Ir This city seven years
Veterans Elect Oniccr--At last
nights annual meeting of the Indian
Wan Veterans o. - Arnold was rc.
elected post commander. James Hague.
vir. commander and Samuel W. lich.
ard chaplain. ~. Va. Clun Thomas
G jeremy and John r. Jones We're
elected as representative of the state
council of Indian War Veterans Geo.
70 Lambert was chosen assistant auJu-
tsut-reueral and John ". Chamberlain
assistant guartermastcr-s general
I.,nds Chapel Anair-Bcv p. S.
Smpkiu was the speaker at tho Linz
coin and ST. Valentine entertainment
given boy the ladies of Lyuds chapter
30 j. order of the Eastern STAR bon
She banquet room of Masonic hall. vest
erday In an eloquent manner the
speaker set forth the life and labors OF
the m8rtyrod president and the ADD
dress was listened Co with marked at
1outiou throughout. Mrs. j r.. Mo
earthly Was the matron of tfe 'vo-
ming. and valentines were delivered boy
uniformed messengers.
Edmund Vance Cooke IJecturc-Au-
npuucement u.s. made that Edmund
Vance Cooke. poet and lecturer. viii
appear az the Methodist church Tues
dav evening Feb. 23. MT Cooke was
heard Don VI. J.. A. recitals several
years ago and made "a lasting impress
sion ON his auditors he is called
ana apostle of the bright side of life.
trimming with happiness and good
cheer. and is said 90 combine the
pathOs and sympathetic strains u
Eugene Field aud WhuComb Riley,
with the humor Of BIN NyC, but
withal original
Funeral OF Acircss--rhe funeral of
Mrs. Marie clifton Phillips who prior
to her Illness, was "a member Of the
theatrical company playing "ShOre
Acres at the Colonial here last week.
and who died az the Groves L8ttcr-day
Saints hospital Thursday morning. viii
Boz held from the Evans undertaking
establishment today -Four Of the chill
dIeu are ON the stage playing with
companies away from here and two are
living DO New York. $50 that it win be
Impossible for any OF them 10 attend
the funeral MI Phillips is now in
the city.
Speaks 90 Scicntlst~-Hon Frank
- stephens made "a stirring address
la-t evening, u the Christian Science
church. on AhHuII Lincoln. the large
auditorium being nIled 10 It's capacity
ln his Introductory remarks. Mr. Ste
pheu- gave considerable attention 90
the numerous articles and poems that
have been written about the martyred
president Tie called attention 20 the
fact that the presidents mother was "a
Christian woman. whose sterling in-
nueuce might Dee seen am through her
great SONS iifs Tho speaker held that
God Was with Lincoln am through his
work