The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-13
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

William J. Judge. the theosophist, lee
lures at the theatre tonight
The Social club viii give a dancing party
at Calder's park on the oath inst.
There are messages at the Western
Union telegraph ONCE for y. I. Kirk, J.
Martin, II. \. Warren and Harry X. Ban
croft.
Frank Archer. young man said 10 he
q resident of Denver, committed SUICIDE
at the Windsor MOTEL, Ogden, yesterday
morning
The game Of baseball at Fort Douglas
yesterday was Witnessed by a fair sized
audience. The city boys Won by score
of % TO p.
The funeral Of Jernetu Champ, infant
daughter Of James and Dora. Champ VIII
take place at . p. m. today at the family
residence. No 349 West First South street
Friends are invited 20 attend.
At 6 a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered g. at noon n and at D. n.
Is, the maximum temperature being 81
and the minimum G.. Observer SElis-
.bLry's forecast for today is: Fair
weather; cooler.
The regular meeting of the Woman
Suffrage association win be held Tuesday,
18th. at p. m, at Mrs. McCune' $, 20
West South Temple. All interested are
-invited TO attend. VI. Z. Irvine, secre-
f-arv
Ida Walker of the Three Deuces.' one
OF the largest houses OF i'll fame in the
city. and five of the inmates. were ar
.It5ttu v HAtAtAdf " Elll1lf3 All AitE nan
neyed charge Ihey put up the usual
cash bonds and were released.
The Democrats of North Salt Lake. or
the Twenty-third ward, are about 10
get in good shape for the campaign. They
will assemble in the meeting house TO-
morrow evening at o'clock to perfect
"a ward organization, and all upholdc.s
OF the principles Of Democracy are tx
pected to be present.
Manager Timer Of the Jeffreys Lewis
company. which ouens at the theatre on
Wednesday night. came in last night
ahead Of his troupe. On account OF inc
Industrial tieup at Provo the company
was delayed a fun day ana viii not reach
mere until this morning. Grand Junction
was the last playing poiEt.
Fire yesterday morning slightly dam
aged the residence Of James 4. Smith,
between Eleventh and Twelfth South. on
tSeVenth East. The origin of the blaze
lis unknown. The prompt Use OF water
thrown from the hose kent handy at the
Queen of the Valley Touring mills saved
,the building from destruction.
Numerous complaints have been made
ITO Sexton Angel OF late Of the theft OF
flowers from graves and lots in the city
cemetery, and the sexton announces his
determination OF vigorously enforcing the
law against such despicable vandalism.
1.-THE law makes such an ofIense punish
liable by fine il any sum not exceeding
Ffl00, or to imprisonment not exceeding
Thirty days, or both.
Stories OF dark threats said to have
been made by the leaders and members
of the industrial army. reached Mayor
EaSkin yesterday and bis honor DEFER
mined to suppress with . stern hand any
attempt to incite riot and the destruction
II property. The members of the police
department We're ordered to report at Z
O'Clock last night at the station for duty.
Fortunately the leaders of the home re-
serve movement had found large sized
fieas in their ears and instead of fiaunt-
ing The red Tag OF defiance they counseled
moderation and obedience to the laws.
William Pinney, superintendent OF con-
StrucriOn for the board Of education. met
with r serious accident Yesterday morn
inE. a WAS making an inspection of
some York at the new Oquirrh school
from scanoldinE whose height was equal
10 the first story Of the structure and
accidentally stepped off backwards. The
gentleman turned almost over and shot
toward the ground head downward. strik-
inE upon q large stone on the ground
with his hip and arm. \ compound frac-
lure Of the elbow and several other III
juries were tt results. DR.. Fowler soon
had charge Of the case and repaired the
broken limb.