Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07

SpanisIi-A series OF free reading
classes in Spanish are Ito be the fea-
lure every Sunday morning at a
Main street, room nine. Il q
Dctlication-Over 200 children will
y participate in the dedication Of st.
\, Mary's cathedraL robed In white
\ gowns. wells and Wreaths. They will
march into the building singing
IIaydn's Te 5Deum. ;s5 9s
SIlali!--The Alpha Pi society of the
H state university has been seeking ad-
mission to the Beta Theta Pi college
fraternity but the convention of that
fraternity now in session at r In Bay
Ohio, declines to grant the much de-
Sired charter.
OfrcnsiveThe state board of health
and state Food Inspector Hansen,
reported nnsanitarE conditions OBJ
tainipg at Layton slaughterhouses
Residents say, these conditions are SO
offensive thar unless something is
done they will take the. matter into
their own hands.
Obscquics,rhe funeral of Theo-.
I,right's disease at Holy Cross
hospital Wednesday, was held
q this afternoon, from Masonic
s$temrle under the auspices of the;
Order to which he belonged for 35.
years The deceased was a native of
I Indiana.
NlilltnryThree sergeants from the
Fifteenth infantry at fort Douglas,
3 have gone to Fort Leayenworth for
& n three years, course of instruction at
the school for Infantry aud cavalry:
there. They are John c. Cody, r.
ompnny liam es Graitfwaite. q
ftffI1 nf.1sl DptG NJ
s company. $+ Ill., RI as! 435
ReturniligThe young singer, Miss
Y Williams. Is to return to- Salt Lake
the coming week from Los Angeles
where for d YEAR She has been study.
ing and err the best local talent Miss
VIII liams Is reported to- have made
4 marked Improvement, so that she has
experienced no trouble si In securing
church, concert and rtalnment en-;
gagements, and has become quite pop
8ular at Pasatl efla.
Observation-Disclosures y Harold jon
sen az thesaDanisll Lutheran church
has returned from a two months
s visit TO he centra states N the NJ
terests Of Ills church, and In attend
ance on the annual convention of the
church at Elk Horn, la He will push
the completion Of his new church
building Which is to be finished be-
y fore the close Of the year. * s3
AgricultnrnI--The state board of
5slund comniss ioners nj ct yesterday and
approved the application of T.. H.
8Lott, i II. Smith, William S. Smart
and G gorge C.. Jones for the segrega-
i6tion under the Carey act of $4,000
acres Of arid land to be reclaimed
for agricultural purposes 4 n nnsnrvey-
AZ ed township . south, range IL east,
4 Salt Lake meridian with the excep-
E9tion Of school Sections 2.16, SO and 36.
social -, here is a move on foot 10
organize Virginia Maryland society
Ill Of Salt Lake. to be composed of ns,-
tives or former residents Of those tow
closely ellIed states. h The idea Is to
hold an annual tlinner-as near n
Shore dinner as possible. with real
terrapin and shell oysters imported
direct from G hesa pealse.s bay. w. p.
q Cooper, Fisher Harris and Kenneth
1 Kerr are back Of the movement, Fl
Bonifacc-- The old time friends In
this city Of Manager Chester Ohm
stead of the Arlgelns hotel, at Los
s he Is to- be ! IN town Sunday en- route
I to clinton, Conn, for visit With his
fathers family whom he4has not seen
for some years. My olmstead was
formerly chief clerk at the lSnuts-
ford hotel. prior to the opening OF
the Angelus, where & h eB mad many
friends for the hotel by his gdiplomn-
tic and courteous bearing to every ne.
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