The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-15
TOWN TALK.

A son arrived in the family of j. E
McGrath Friday evening. Mother an,
child are doing well.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to Edwin Cedarholm aged q, ant
a4elanie Goss aged y, both of Salt LAX
City.
Airs. Julia Kielland returns sincerl
thanks 10 those friends who assisted dur
ing the illness and at the funeral of hel
daughter Annie.
At 6 a. m. yesterday. the thermometer
registered Is, at noon SO, and at p. m
~. the maximum temperature being 4:
aud the minimum 26.
Yesterday at 4:SO p. m. on the college
gridiron, the Second Juniors of All Hal
lows defeated the Second Juniors of the
High school in a well contested game by
score of 16 to 3.
l.. vi. Poole, one of the leading citizens
OF Butte, is in the city and may decide
10 locate with US. He will visit Mercur
during the coming week and look over
the various properties in the district.
Prof. ]. NJ. Tanner will deliver a lee
lure tonight at SIS p. m. in the taber-
nacle under the auspices of the Y. NJ.
NJ. J. A, upon The Armenian Cues
ton A general invitation is extended
10 the public to attend.
We are sorry to learn that Miss Ethel
Ferguson has been seriously i'll during
she past two weeks. Her many friends
VIII be glad 10 hear that a change for the
better has taken place in her condition,
and that she is now improving.
A game Of baseball was played yester-
day between the Sluggers and the Jack
son school Red Boys. resulting in score
OF 81 to IL in favor of the sluggers, who.
wish TO play any team in the city COM
posed of boys between Is and II years
old.
The young folks of the Westminster
Presbyterian church will give a liter
cry entertainment on Friday evening
next, for the benefit of the church. The
programme will include some pleasing
and entertaining features. Refreshments
viii also be served by the company.
Yesterday was an off day in the police
court One individual booked on a
charge of drunkenness was dismissed;
two pleaded guilty to begging, but SEN
tence was suspended, and another
pleaded guilty to mild jag and had his
sentence also suspended, which made the
days record.
The report of the health department
Tor the past week shows the total num-
her of deaths to have been TO- of which
S were males and females. OF births
there were IS reported, y males and 16
females. Eleven cases Of scarlet fever
and one of diphtheria are at present in
fecting the city.
Tomorrow the Gentleman's Driving
club of this city will file articles of in
corporation with the county clerk The
capital stock will be placed a $4,000 di-
rided into 200 shores. Jacob AIoritZ is
president of the company. Meetings have
been arranged for at Callers Park dur
ing the summer.
IN regard TO the Bennett investigation.
il developes that DR.. Mccoy did not, in
terms tell DR.. Moves that he CAIcCoy)
had been Informed by Miss Bonnet that
she had attempted to perform criminal
operation upon herself. 1t was simply an
inference and did not attract attention
until the subsequent developments.
a farewell party will be given in the
evening, March 18th. 1896, in honor of
Elder George Maycock, who is about TO
depart on 4 mission to the southern
states. The entertainment will consist of
4 concert and ball. in which some of
Salt Lakes most talented artists viii par
1icipate. All friends are cordially invited.
The members of the First battery of
the National Guard of Utah have ar
ranged 10 give social on the evening
# March 26 al the Exposition building,
40 celebrate the anniversary of its or
ganization. Music. dancing and supper
viii be the order and a large attend
ance of the members and their lady
friends are expected The boys are all
Jolly good fellows and will see that the
entertainment is a thorough success.
l.
dent Of Salt Lake, who has achieved a
rational reputation through his lectures !
before the geographical societies of San /
francisco and New York. the Smithson- /
ian institute, and at the Worlds Fair. |
dealing with his eXplorat tons in Death /
valley and the arid regions, has just re- /
turned 10 this city after an extended 1
trip through Arizona. New Mexico and |
portion of Colorado. He visited the /
Pueblo jewellers. the Mouui villages and /
pther interesting sections. and VII shortly I
prepare "A new lecture, which may be de- !
1ivered here.
II. Rosenzweig. late of Omaha, has set /
tied in Salt Lake, and yesterday pur- /
chased the Staats-Zeitung. He will, in 1
future. devote his means and ability to
building up that paper, which he thinks
has q good field here. Mr.. Rosenweig
has secured the services of G. NJ Helm,
a noted tferman-American writer, who
will fill the editorial chair. Mr.. Rosen-
weig is an old newspaper man, was for
q long time chief deputy sheriff of Doug
las county, Nebraska, with headquarters
Al Omaha and has many friends in Salt
Lake. With such man at the helm, the
Staats-Zeitung ought 10 score success.
A man who gave his name of Reed
rallied at police headquarters last night
snd invoked the aid of the officers to
hn6 his hat. Mr.. Reed was on the train
for OGDEN and when a couple of miles on
The other side Of Beck's Hot Springs
opened the window TO take a survey of
The country. A gust OF wind lifted the
leadgear from Mr.. Reeds Uranium, carry
ing it across the ditch and on to the
road alongside the track. Mr.. Reed says
he saw a man in a buggy come along
and pick UP the hat. wherefore he wants
he police 20 aid him TO discover the
;niprit. Reed left the police department
muttering disgust at the lack of interest
displayed by the sleuths to recover the
nat.