The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-03
TOWN TALK.

Dr.. Talmage lectures at the theatre
tonight.
e. n. Mathews mas been appointed
cierk III the city recorders Office to take
the place Of VIII Emery
Jack McQuade and Maggie NJ Watts,
both of Ogden, were yesterday united by
marriage by Justice Harvey.
Lieutenant studman of Fort Douglas,
has been granted twelve days leave of
absence to take effect May f.
The Rathbone Sisters of Ivy Temple,
Nc. 2, VIII meet at Castle Hall. May 9Th,
At D. m, by request Of NJ. E. C.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day Tor Domenico Teti, aged Is, and Mo-
oest@ Deromedi, aged 2S, both of Mercur.
H II. Mifflin will give one of his fam
o1s Illustrated lectures at the Young
MEMS hail Fifteenth ward next Tuesday
evenig.
At a. m. yesterday, the thermometer
registered e. at noon 80, and at p. m.
o., The maximum temperature being g.,
and the minimum 40.
H. T. Cleveland, nephew of Presi-
dent Cleveland, from New York, is spend
ing few days in the city, the guest
of his old friend Judge Dey.
Bishop O. F. Whitney will arrive in
town this morning from Logan on a visit
70 his ward, the Eighteenth. He will
preach in the ward chapel at $50 this
evening.
The funeral OF the late 2. e. Clark,
manager Of the Eagle mine, who died
here on Friday night. will take place
from the Gladstone building at 2:S0 D. m.
To-Day, under the auspices of the A. Q. U.
W.
An interesting game of base ball was
played on the University campus yester-
day, between the teams of the L. d. S.
college and the University of Utah. The
college boys were victorious by score
Of 10 TO S.
The sentence in the case of Sergeant
Richard Miller, tried at Fort Du Chesne,
TO be reduced to the ranks and confined
at hard labor for three months, with for
felt of SO of his pay per month during
that period has been approved at head
quarters but RENTED because of pre-
vious good character.
We see by the Weekly Venturian. of
Ventura, Californi1, that Peter NJ.
Baum, the person who it was said
skipped his bonds has got to Ventura,
California and has been elected by the
congregation of st. Paul's church a
trustee in that church. Perhaps he has
repented of his evil doings since he left
here.-Utonian.
Several weeks ago. the First NJ E.
church of this city projected a unique
'siver quarter collection" Reports will
be received at his mornings service, and
in the evening, under the subject "a
Study in Human Nature there will be
"reminiscences of the spirit in which
friends from the many states responded
to the appeal.
The health department reports thirty
six births during the past week, Of which
nineteen were males and seventeen fe-
males. The deaths reported were six,
four males and two females. There are
at present ten flags outstanding, denot-
ing the presence of scarlet fever, a
slight increase over the number of the
preceding week.
Charles Smith and James Clark were the
names given by two young men who were
arrested early this morning by Sergeant
11slinger and officer Hilton. They were
caught with three ladies' spring capes
in their possession, while it was learned
that yesterday afternoon they sold q
similar garment to a second hand dealer
on State street The goods are supposed
TO have been stolen from some store and
the charge of shoplifting has been en-
tered against the pair. When searched.
q card was found in Clark's pocket con-
tanning the mark L. F. P. 410xS6. The
police believe this to be the cost mark
and NAV lead to discover the owner of
the garments.