The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-30
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

FRANK HARRIS, who has been confined
to his room at the Manitou for the past
week with mountain fever. is convaI-
escing-
OFFICER AL. ESTES was passing the
Havanas around at the police station yes
terday with lavish hand. Its twelve
pound boy.
TEE Tabernacle choir management is
negotiating with the Union Pacific with a
view to giving a grand promenade con-
cert at Garfield in the near future,
ELIZABETH Connolly, an inmate of
The Provo insane asylum, died at that in
stitution on Friday. The deceased was
committed from this city on July IL.
CALDER's PARK will have an Arabian
village on August 5. A troup of these
sons of the desert have been engaged for
that resort, and will arrive on the date
stated.
{. r. BARRETT leaves for Chicago on
Monday. he will remain at the White
City during the session of the Bi-metallic
convention and then go on to Washing
ton.
THE Norden Military company which
headed the workingmen's parade last
night, displayed for the first time its
handsome silk flag, which was received
few days ago.
LOUIS Won PoERZEL, who registered at
the Templeton yesterday, declares that
he made Journey all the way from New
York to Salt Lake in order to battle in our
great inland sea.
LICENSES TO wed were issued yesterday
to William Campbell, aged so and Amelia
CRANES, aged IS; to William Augusten
aged 90 and Therese Fleece, aged 81, ali
OF Salt Lake city.
ANcIL 7. JOHNSON, a native of Sweden,
now resident OF Summit county, was
yesterday examined by Judge Zane as to
his qualifications TO become a citizen OF
the United States and was duly admitted
as such
IT WAS reported on the streets last night
that a crowd of Denver working men
were headed for Salt Lake and would ar
rive today. The rumor caused some I'M
easiness in labor circles, but it appears to
be without foundation.
4 BENEDIcTIoN service will be held al
the new St. Mark s hospital Friday even
ing. Bishop Leonard will otficiate. as
sisted by Rectors Norris and Ridgely.
After the services those present will have
an opportunity Of inspecting the building
THERE will be al open century run to.
day from this city to American Fork and
return. Wheelmen viii leave the Salt
Lake Cycle company's place on Stats
street at 4 a. M, Captain Angel setting
the pace. The schedule time is sixteen
hours.
w. II. ROWE, whose name appeared as
a member of the committee having in
charge the workingmen's silver demon
stration, yesterday withdrew from the
committee, as he had not been consulted
in regard to the matter. Elias Morris,
who was named as the chairman, also
withdrew.
WILLIAM B. HOOPER, the young mar
who fell from the Ricketts, building a
the corner of Third South and State
streets few days ago, died at the resi-.
dence of his parents in the Nineteenth
ward at / p. N. yesterday from interna
injuries received. The funeral service!
will be held at the Nineteenth ward meet.
ing house tomorrow at p. m.
DIR. SAReEANT, director of physica
culture at Harvard, is quoted as saying
that the lady students from Utah are tbs
best in the institution. He is also said tc
have referred to Miss Leah Dunford al
having the ''best proportional form
ever seen at Harvard. Misses May Tay-
lor, Kate Thomas. Belle Salmon, anc
Messrs. Willard Croxall and Brigham
Smoot are Salt Lake young people attend
ing his summer school.