The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-17

SEVEN hundred bathers visited the sani-
tarium yesterday.
TIE Land Office officials viii make a
trip to the Island this morning.
SUPREME COURT CLERK BAcHE is still
improving, and will probably be out
again in a couple of weeks.
THE county clerk yesterday issued a
marriage license TO Peter Hanson, aged
%, and Ellen Cook, aged 10, both OF Salt
Lake city.
r. J. JEssUP, formerly OF this city, is
cleaning Worlds fair notes for the Phil
delphia press.
JOHN ROBINSON viii sing the baritone
solo, ''Valley of Shadows" by O'barrie,
aJ the Unitarian church this morning
SECRETARY SNYDER, OF the chamber of
commerce, is rustling up statistics on
agriculture and other local industries to
form the text of a pamphlet shortly to be
issued.
THERE are messages at the Western
Union Office for IL. e. Whipple, Samuel
Trewartha, acknowledgements. Robert A.
Ladd, S. T. Klein, and Mrs. Maggie
Deming.
SHERIFF MCQUEEN offers a reward Of
$50 for the apprehension OF Arthur Ed
wards, the White House manager, who
decamped on Friday night with S40O OF
Thomas Venard's money in his inside
pocket.
THE regular monthly meeting OF the
w. S. A., of Salt Lake Co., will be held
in the Thirteenth Ward Assembly rooms,
next Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst,
at 2 o'clock. All interested are invited to
attend. MAGGIE BASSETT, Sec'y.
IN the police court yesterday J. L. Sui
livan was sent up for ten days for ASSAULT
ing John Hansen, of the Norden Grocery
company. j. J. Fay was fined IS for dis
with assault and battery was discharged.
JOSEPH w. WILSON while in the post
Office yesterday morning fell in a fit. Dr..
STANDARD was summoned and the man was
taken to the warehouse of George M.
Scott TO await the physicians directions.
Mr.. Wilson soon recovered from what
had seemed q serions attack.
SOME influential eastern papers are
booming Colonel William Hyde, formerly
editor of THE HERALD, for the position
Of public printer at Washington, D. c..
The colonel, it is understood, is backed
by men in the front ranks, and that he
can have the place if he wants 1t.
Mr.. VAN CoTT, young man of this
city, had rather thrilling experience
with mountain lion few nights ago.
He was camping out in East canyon
when tho cat came rightup to his bed and
clawed the bed clothing until Mr.. Van
Colt was awakened, and succeeded in
soaring the animal on.
SEVENTY couples attended the
Elite club ball last evening and tripped
the light fantastic beneath the glow OF
fifty electric lights and as many fancy
lanterns. Miss Stone and T. Luff were
the winners OF the prizes. Arrangements
are in progress 'lI a masquerade ball at
the auditorium lnCer tbs auspices of the
Elite club or ne 18th inst.
THERE VIZ a small blaze in the window
OF the drug tore Of D. B. Hoover & Co. :,
on Second south street, last evening
about o'oloek. The curtains and few
bottles of patent 10 5aicines were burnt.
MIR. Hoover got his hands scorched in
extinguishing the flames. No further
damage was done and the department
was not called out.
MR.. R. :. SHIP of this city, who re-
Gently returned with honors after gradu-
ating at Ann Arbor, will start eastward
again on Monday. This time he goes to
Harvard university for year, where we
doubt not he Will gain additional honors
as well as added education, and will do
credit to his esteemed family and the ter
ritory where he was reared.
MRS. MERCY R. THOMPSON, well
known much respected and in every way
estimable lady, died at her home in this
city late on Friday evening. Mrs. Thomp-
son was in her eighty seventh year and
during her long life was noted for her
good deeds and kindly actions. She was
a sister of the mother of Joseph F. Smith
and was prominent in church circles.
Her demise is greatly regretted by many
friends.
THE statement has been made that at a
recent meeting of the 'Amorines'' T. T.
Griffith made a speech in which he said
that although he was raised Catholic he
was now working to down the Catholic
church. The report has been circulated
somewhat extensively among Mr.. Grit
fithss friends, and that gentleman now
denounces the story az false and mali
cious. He says he is a member OF the
ssAmorines,' but denies ever having
made such q speech or entertaining such
sentiments.
AT a. N. yesterday the thermometer
registered 81. at noon rs and at d. m.
p. the maximum temperature being rs
and the minimum SC. Observer MAXWELL s
forecast for SO hours ending at D..
N. today is: Local showers probably on
Sunday; cooler SunQay evening. Inc
observer com parative report for yester-
Gay was as follows: s q. m.-Salt Lake,
g.; Baker City, 90: Cheyenne, IS; Helena,
IS; Miles City, "a; Winnemucca, 4S;
Idabo Falls, IS. 10 a. m.-Salt Lake,
20; Bingham, 80; Ogden, 81; Logan, IS;
Park City, 20; Provo, 81.
Large stock imported and domestic
woolens. Buckle & Son. Tailors.
B. H. ScHETTLER, No. so Main street.
buys and sells foreign and domestic ex-
change. Interest paid on deposits. No.
tarial work.
Abstracts furnished, Titles insured and
per cent. paid on deposits by Utah Title
Insurance and Trust Co., 160 Main street.
HAIR cutting reduced to % cents at
Walter 6quires' Deseret bank basement.
Walter L. Price X Co.
Cd Main street, vegetables, fruits and
poultry. We make these three lines OF
goods speciality. Give Us trial.