The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-21
BRIEF AND BREEZY.


Belle Anderson and Nellie Brown, two
problems were arrested last evening
and left the usual $3.50 EACH
The Hawaiian Ministries will appear
again at Taggarts music hal, IN the
Twenty-first ward, next Tuesday evening
Harry Mccartney, general manager of
the Utah & Nevada. construction conf
panY has returned from trip 10 oregon
where he says business is Frustrated
Sheriff Harrington, of Summit county,
yesteriay took John Hartley to the in
sane asylum at Provo. Hartey vas III
the custody of Tailor Hill Friday night
Chief Clerk Harris, of the Knutsford. is
the delighted father of a boy baby several
weeks Of age Mr.. Harris having with his
Usual modesty suppressed the announce
ment.
DR.. c.. Veneziani is rejoicing over The
arrival in his family circle OF little
daughter. The young stranger. put in an
appearance last Sunday and with It's
mother is doing nicely.
A friendly contest took place last night
at Eitzgeralds between Red Philips,
of Portland, and Bob Carol, of Denver
The match lasted six rounds ana was
considered a clever exhibition IN the hstlc
art.
The Star postal rout from Sandy to
Wasatch has been changed from three
times week to twice a week, efiectlVe
February list The M, Alta mail i goes f, Out
Chester to Moroni has been discontinued
County Clerk A[eloy yesterday. issued
but one marriage license and that to
Henry Hansen and Rachel Smith, both OF
Union Fort. The young lady being under
age, the license was issued on the mother
consenting.
The Church University Theology class
will meet in the assembly hall at 12:30 p
m today. The public is cordially invited
Members of the class are requested to
bring last Sundays leaflet with them, as
It viii receive farther consideration To-
day.
On Tuesday evening next al. 7;3O p. m.
Prof. William NJ Stewart, of the Uni
versity, will lecture n the Twenty-second
Mutual Improvement associations OF the
ward. All are invited. Subject; moral
Self-Control'
The original Elite club. formerly of the
have a complimentary ball at Younger's
on Monday evening, January % the
affair will be in charge OF ". A Nlssing'
J. z. Malloy and S. L. Sherlock.
Thomas G. Merrill, Midwintec fair COM
missioner from Montana was In the city
yesterday. Commissioners Merrill is ar
Union Pacific for free transportation of
the Montana Midwinter fair exhibit, which
comprises four carloads.
The new quarters OF the Ladies' Liter
ary club are in the northwest corner of
the Industrial Home. They are fitted up
in the most tasteful manner in the club
colors, green predominaHng- A hand
some picture of the Womans building at
Chicago occupies q. conspicuous place
The Social club OF the Kings Daughters
and Sons, viii hold their meetings here
after in the G. A. R. hall, on Second
South, between Main and West Temple
streets. The club will give a grand hall
the S1st of January IN the same hail.
Music by Denhalter band Proceeds to go
to the poor.
At the meeting of the county teachers
held at the University of Utah. Prof.
William Stewart delivered an extremely in
teresting lecture on Moral Mora, Te1e zach g
dressed a large audience of teachers ana
students at the Latter-day Saints college
ings" The addresses were followed by
general discussions
The Afro-Americans have declared the
war against Mr.. De Young at an end
and no further opposition to ms confr ma
ton ds police officer will be made. Off
Ger Howell, whom he is to succeed has
acted like a gentleman throughout the
affair He says he has no complaint and
has nothing against De Young and does
not believe there was any foundation for
the charges made against De Young.
William Walquist, David Hughes and
Fred Spencer, the three youths who were
arrested for burglarizing Beans store at
the intersection of First South ana Eighth
East, have been held in $3.50 bonds each
by Police Justice Smith, pending prelim-
mary examination. This case was the
only one called yesterday in the police
court, but as the boys were not ready to
plead to the charge of burglary a continu-
ance until Monday afternoon was granted.
On Monday night the sportsmen of the
city Will hold a meeting in the Office of
Browning Bros. for the purpose of draw
ing up and adopting a revised game law
for the better protection of fish and game.
The present law is far from satisfactory
TO the gunners throughout the territory
and they propose TO- If possible, secure
its amendment. All persons interested in
the protection Of game are invited to at
tend the meeting.
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered "A, at noon 81, and at s p. m.
So, the maximum temperature being 81,
and the minimum t. Observer Salisbury 5
forecast for today is: Colder, snow The
Observers compare tiVe report for yester-
day was as follows: Salt Lake, u; Chey-
Winnamucca, 81; Idaho Falls, "a. At 10
a. m. Salt Lake, IS; Bingham, %; Ogden,
26; Logan, 80; Park City, IS; Provo, 25.
At a meeting of the board of directors
following officers were elected to serve
one wear: President. Frank Pierce; vice
f5oughton; recording secretary, c. H Par
sons. After the meeting the members of
the board visited the gymnasium where
thirty men were taking & lesson il phySi-
cal culture with D. e. Babcock as in
strucfOr. All expressed themselves as
being well pleased with the methods used
The time of departure of the train which
will bear the rabbit hunters to Cedar
Valley has been changed and is now fixed
at 1890 o'clock this morning. There will
be q large number of gunners on board,
Deople will 90 out as took in the first
charity hunt. Selectnan Banlberger has
made arrangements for the storage Of the
rabbits killed on the hunt and Will take
charge OF them upon the return of the
train tonight. The bunnies will be dis
tributed by the gentleman among the poor
of the city Those charitable organiza-
lions which desire to aid in the good
cause can send their orders to Mr.. Bam-
berger and viii have them filled from the
supply.
Not much has been said lately of the
noble work of charity being done at the
Rescue Home for Women, 215 II street
but the few who are doing their best to
support it do not wish to give the gener-
cus-hearted public a chance TO neglect an
opportunity of aiding in its support on
account Of lack of knowledge of its ac-
complishments During the past months
there have been on an average of seven
inmates, four applicants have been adj
5nitted during the past month Three
little strangers, two boys and a. girl, have
come to visit the world within its walls
and the lives of many have been made
better by the gentle end reforming in
fuences thrown around them there. The
management has been enabled by the aid
of the public to meet all its obligations
but the necessity of more funds to en-
large its scope ana increase its usefulness
is urgent and imperative, as applicants
have been refused admission from lack of
money.
Abstracts furnished. titles insured
and 5 per cent. paid on deposits by
Utah Title insurance and Trust Co.,
400 Main street
Pearls of Melody for the guitar by
Herman F.. Campbell is now on sale
at Coalter & Snelgrove's Young Bros.
Co, and Callers Music Palace.
Furs, Furs, Furs.
Cleaned, repaired and altered; own ma