The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

| GREAT PR PARTITIONS are being made
| for the fancy costume carnival TO be
given in Emporium Hall on the odd
night, February 29.h, and the STAR
promi IS to be th- most amusing
! entertainment of the season,
The MEMBERS OF Miss Chapman s
Chinese sunday School gave a dinner
to their teachers and friends st indie
pendeuce Hall last evening end about
SEVENTH persons enjoyed the novel
and sumUtuous repast.
JOHN H. LINCK, the real estate
dealer, who has been the head and front
OF the land-lumping scheme, and who
had been arrested on the charge of
doing business without q license, was
before Jrdge Pyper yesterday on that
charge. 1t appt airing in evidence that
be had applied tor and procured a
license after bis arrest, the case
against him was dismissed.
THE LATEST case of jumping is
rather surprising" said one Salt LakeI
what is it?'' why, haven t you heard
that Doc. Benedict has jumped the old
arteslan well, near t1e cemetervW
No" Fact What o. earth does
he expect to do with lt2' lie intends
to cut it up into postholes, which he
will sell to intending jumpers at q re-
duced figure"
One OF the most artistic portraits
ever exhibited in this city. is the one
lately finished by Mr.. VIII Browning,
the rising young artist. 1t is in pastel,
and the subject is Miss Lily Cole.
whose death from diphtheria occurred
some months since. The picture is a
most life-like one. and has been treated
in thorough artistic manner. 1t has
evoked Gaught but the most favorable
criticism, and stamps the author as
possessing artistic talent that should
be cultivated.
THE REPRESENTATIVES, of the Chicago.
Milwaukee & ST. Paul. yesterday, re-
celved the two following dispatches
regarding rates from Chicago and
Mississippi points: Taking effect
February 18th, the following rates will
apply between Chicago. Milwaukee,
Racine and common points in Wis
consin and Illinois, and Kansas City,
Atchison, st. Joe, Omaha. Council
Bluffs and Sioux City: First-class.
&c. second-c class, 25c. third class, lie.
fourth class, 1916: ffth-class. $780,;
A. B. c. D. and X. l11sc per hundred
pounds. subject to the western classlf
cation" between Rock Island,
D tvenport. Clinton, Illinois. Dubuque,
Kansas City, Atchison, st. Joe, ON ana,
council Bluffs and Sioux CITY: First
class, 10c. second-class, 10c.; third
class, &c.; fourt class, &c.; fifth class,
&c.; A, 3, G, D, and E, 6Hc."
LAST MONDAY morning week, an old
lady by the name of Howarth, was
found dead in her bed. Her daughter,
Mrs. Samuel Wing, when the news was
conveyed to her room. that her mother
was dead, became excited, and being in
delicate condition at the tin e, in
jured herself IN getting out of bed. \
child was born to her that dav which
was either dead when born or died i'm
mediately afterwards. The child and
lis. grandmother we're buried Tuesday,
and the mother died Thursday morn
ing, and was buried IN the
afternoon. The deceased leaves five
small children by a former husband.
When she married Mr.. Wing, she was
the widow OIL Lorenzo Allison. Nj
Wing has had three wives previous TO
this one, all Of whom have died in child
birth. He is left with four small
children or his own and tive of his late
wife to look after. He has the SYM
pathies of the entire community Ill his
sad bereavement.-Park City call.