The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-05
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Ogden Delegates to the Trans-Mlssis-
sippi Congress Selected.
The Worlds Fair subscriptions-The Fire
Department Brought Out-Notes of
a Newsy Nature from Heber.

OGDEN, April 4.-Mayor Lundy and the heads
OF the various commercial organizations today
named the following delegates to the Trans
mississippi congress-. w. H Harvey, ID. W.
Higbee Thomas B. Wilde, ]. r. Macmillan, s,
W Knapp, r. L. Armstrong. b. c. Gilbert,
Frank j. Cannon, w. L. p. Peyton, Ben E.
Rich, J, D. Gill, J. M. Langsdorf George w.
Jones, Charles H. king. F. w. Fowler, John
Watson, John Seaman, L. r. RidEley. c. A.
Smurthwaite. B. c. Mosby. H. B. Westover,
John f. Pierce, R. c. Lundy, A. B. Patton,
William Harcombe, B. T. Locke, Z. M. Allison.
j. d. Patterson. A. B. Corey, c. NJ Brouph, A.
c. Bishop. D. D. Jones, c. c. Barnes. Thomas
Fitzgerald, William Sullivan W. w. Furge,
d. H Perry, jr., M. A Breeder, L. r. Rhodes,
John Atkinson, Charles Beggs, James Barrop,
John Mcguire, j. G. Paine j. Il. Restall and
A J. Stone.
TIE SCOTTISH DELEGATION.
Ogden will send large delegation of Scots
70 the convention to be held in Salt Lake Fri
day night, at which time preparations will be
made TO accept the invitation of the Scottish
societies OF Chicago TO visit the Worlds fair
en- masse during the Scottish week in July.
The Southern Pacific tonight sent out an
other two-car shipment OF classmates for the
Dattle ship Oregon, now building st San Fran
cisco. making five cars in all and nearly i've
hundred thousand pounds OF steel The quar-
termaster has received advices that ship
same vessel has left Omaha.
MRS. MAcKAY COMING.
Mrs John W. Mackay. wife of Millionaire John
w. hackay, who was shot down on the streets
OF San Francisco recently by a crazy miner, and
family landed in New York on Saturday and
lett there for home this morning in special
car. They viii reach Ogden in the early part Of
next week.
The rush of conference people to Salt Lake
Is unprecedented. Yesterday and today nearly
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THE WORLDS FAIR FUND.
Hon. Fred J. Kiesel has succeeded in raising
$1,000 of the $4,000 guaranteed by him for Og-
den to the Worlds Fair fund and feels conf
dent that the remaining $4,000 will be guaran
tced by the end ofthe week. The Utah Loan
d Trust company and Commercial National
bank have each promised s.. 600 Tor the fund
FIRE ALARM
An alarm OF FIRE this morning brought out the
fire department. The fire was located in the
roof OF the laundry annex Of the Broom hotel,
ana was extinguished with the chemical before
u had done any damage A defective fue was
the cause. The incipient blaze caused consid-
cradle excitement
On Thursday the Ogden and Salt Lake base
bail teams viii cross bats at the ball park. A
better game than that on Sunday is promised.
sd crimes
AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
John Fox an aged Scotchman, has beer out
OF work for some time, and having grown de-
spondent attempted to commit suicide tonight
about o. clock, BY taking rough on rats. The
stomach pump of DR.. Powers saved his life. He
Is an old man. and an uncle OF Jimmy Hays CT
the Gre department
TIE LIBRARY BALL
The ball given In Boyle hall tonight for the
benefit OF the circulating library was brilliant
success and notable social affair. The
ladies' costumes each representing some book
THE SASH FACTORY.
The business men tonight held an enthusiasts
tic meeting and discussed the project TO estab-
lish here q saSn and door mandatory for the
purpose of manufacturing after CARR patent
process, 10 employ between 300 and 500 men.
The matter will be discussed again next Tue s.
day night.