The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-10

the collision between street car and
locomotive two weeks ago, was able to De
OUT again yesterday
The Rescue Mission provided 416 meals
and lodgings to destitute men during the
past week; an increase of 80 over The week
previous.
There. are messages at the, Western err
Elof Johnson. Alace A. Moore, c. ..
Moore, and Clarence Galley.
1t has not yet been definitely determined
which of the Democratic committees Will
manage the coming legislative election 70
MI the vacancy caused by the death of
Clarence w Hail.
John Bright. the noted Kansas Sunday
school worker, will speak at the Burllng-
ton chapel, corner II and Third streets,
today at 7:So D. m. The general public is
invited to attend.
P w. Madsen and son did some tall
rabbit shooting at Cedar Fort the other
day, hut the tailies of the two Sport5Inen
didn't agree with the total slain, each
claiming first honers.
The Scandinavian Democratic society
will meet in Social hail on Monday even
ing at 1880 o'clock for the purpose of elect
ing officers for next year. a full attend
ance is especially requested
The Church university theology class,
under the direction of DR.. ]. K. Talmage,
viii meet as usual in the assembly hall
at 1880 o. m today. All are invited to be
present Those attending viii be provided
with outlines of the days lesson
The regular monthly meeting of the
Utah Democratic club will be held to-
morrow evening Matters of Importance
in connection with the coming special
election viii be discussed
The committee appointed by. the Demo-
cratic club the Pioneer club, and the
Scandinavian Democratic society TO ar
range for a celebration of Jackson DAY,
have made good progress and will m eet
at the rooms of the Business Mems as So
citation at $3.50 p m tomorrow
The Scandinavian ladies of this city are
sn full sympaty with the efforts now be-
ing made for the relief of the poor, and on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings next
will give a fair at the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms There will be vocal and
instrumental music each night and the
proceeds of the entertainment Will go for
charitable objects.
l.. S. Whitehead, of this city. the in
venter of the air ship or locomotive, yes
terday received an invitation from the
war department of France to enter his
invention in a competitive exhibition of
air ships at Paris. MIR. Whitehead viii
p accept the invitation and says that be-
fore leaving for Paris he will give a public
exhibition OF his invention here
James Mccormick, who is Employed as
porter at Riley'S saloon on Main street,
had a bad fall last night. He was intoXi-
Gated. and fell from a stair landing in
the rear of the saloon TO roof some
ten feet below. Mccormick was picked up
unconscious but it is not though that
his injuries are serious.
of the Manitou, a short programme will be
given for sweet charity" Mrs. Norris
vii read selections from rom Dickens ,s.ss
Mr.. KrouSe and Mrs. Woodrow will sing.
No admission Will be charged and all are
invited to be present. At the close Of
the entertainment a collection may be
taken up.
County Clerk Meloy yesterday issued
marriage licenses to Edward c. Miller.
aged "a Of Salt Lake, and Miss Hattie
Vagarsdals ea aged s p. Of Richmond, ' and
Christine Christianson, aged q, of Salt
Lake; H 9. Dibble, aged 81 and Miss
Augusta Mailman. aged %, both of Salt
Lake; Albert E. Fisher. aged q, and Julia
Jack, eyed q, both of Salt Lake
The question of another election is be-
fore the citizens of Salt Lake Candidates
as well as the details of primaries and a
convention are receiving consideration. It
is expected that the committees having
these matters in charge Will make their
good men to accept nominations is for
all good citizens to take a hand in the
primaries and nominating conventions.
This election will mean much to both
parties.
At 6 a. m yesterday the thermometer
registered 4S, at noon 45. and at p. m.
IS, the maximum temperature being 4S,
and tae minimum 40 Observer Salisbury S
forecast for today is: Fair weather.
colder. The observers comparative re
pcrt for yesterday, was as follows: salt alt
Helena, SO; Miles City, 2S; Winnemucca,
81: Idaho Falls 81. AT 10 a. m: Salt
Lake. A.; Bingham, 80; Ogden, 43; Park
City, rs; Provo, 40
Professor George H. Brimhall of the 5.
i. academy at Provo. will deliver a prac-
teal lecture on the use of the Y. NJ. NJ. l.
a Ia the Fourteenth ward assembly hall
tomorrow evening at 130. The subjects
TO be considered are theology, lesson 13,
repentance. church history, lesson IS. the
founding of Nauvoo, civil government,
lesson 81, the confederation. Ii is desired
that each association of this stake be as
fully represented as possible, and that
all members come prepared TO take part
in questions on the subjects to be treated
upon. The musical exercises will be fur
nished by the Sixteenth ward NJ. /. A.
glee club.
The Newsboys' union of Salt Lake city
viii reorganize this week. meeting at Jos
Vest Third South Thursday evening al
z:S0 O'clock where they have engaged a
will be assisted by the committee of ladies
and gentlemen who have had an interest
IN the boys heretofore, and goods and
money donated viii be used there. The
boys will soon petition the city council &c
license all newsboys, in order to shut out
the great number of very small lads who
will persist in selling papers when they
should be in school. 1t is also announced
that newsboys home win be established
by the union assisted by the committee
of charitably inclined, ladies and gentle
terest in the little business men. Board
and lodging will be furnished to those
boys who have no homes.