The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-06
TOWN TALK.


County Treasurer Lynch has gone TO
San Francisco to spend a couple OF weeks
of his well-earned vacation.
Mr.. G. w. Callahan Of the Calhoun
Opera company viii sing a Salve Regina
by Dudley Buck, at ST. Mary's tOday-
Jack May, since his retirement from
politics. has become an insurance memo,
and is soliciting for Ferris Il Co. fire
and accident writers Jack is a hustler,
too, and is said to be making wad.
The bank clearings yesterday amounted
to S21A 3Sg against 500 7gg for the corre-
spending day OF last year. The clearings
for the week aggregated Sl.4SS.57S COM
pared with 81, 133. l36 for the corresponding
week OF 1897
Mrs. Isabel Wing Lake and DR.. Caroline
Giesel OF Chicago, rescue sorkers in the
purity department OF the ". c T. u,
viii speak at the Gospel Mission, Is Com
mercial street, at 80 pm. today. All are
invited to hear them
The report of the health department for
the week shows p births and - deaths
besides , bodies brought from outside
cities for il terment. Seventeen contaS-
iOuS disease flags, covering Il cases OF
scarlet fever and of dyphtheria, are out
standing. One case of typhoid fever was
reported
The walks leading to the joint building
are in a disgraceful condition Those IN
charge OF the building ana square failed
TO have gravel hauled last fail, and now
1ine weather viii have to come before
the walks can be graveled to the salts
faction of the hundreds of people who
daily frequent the building
Mrs. Annie Sharp. wife of John Sharp
and q sister of Mrs. Mary Godbe and Mr.
Benjamin Hampton, died at St. Mark 5
hospital at an early hour yesterday
morning, aged IS years. The lady came
10 Utah in 1874 and has resided here ever
since. Besides a husband, she leaves five
daughters to mourn her loss.
The Sabine-Graeber company incorpor-
sted yesterday with a capital stock of
1900. TO conduct a merchant tailoring
business in Salt Lake City. II. .. Sabine
is president; J. W. Houston. vice presi-
dent; 9. A. Graeber, secretary and treas
urer, and these with NJ. J. Cheesman and
c e Stewart constitute the board OF di-
rector
A new clock has been placed in the fire
DEPARTMENT Office. 1t has a register IN
s. lie OF 1t, ana every - minutes the night
Natchman IS required to pull a small
leave on the apparatus which registers
tie time. This register IS regarded as a
report which can be examined each day TO
see that he he was awake and watchful
during the night
Tomorrow morning the formal opening
exercises of the LaUIer-day Saints Bust
ness college VIII be held IN the assembly /
room at the TemDleton- a snort pre-
gramme has been arranged for the occa-
sion. The Book Of Mormon class will /
meet in the evening at the usual hour. /
IN addition 10 the regular work done in /
this class. a Ouartette will be given hy /
Mr.. Thomas AshWOrth and others, and |
an instrumental selection by Prof. Arthur /
Shepherd The public is invited 10 both. !
J. Z. Murphy. the rubber stamp and /
stencil manufacture. was arrested yes
terday on the allegation that he IS in |
sane He has been acting in a very Pc
cuiiar manne- for some time and his |
frienus thought IL advisable that he be |
put under restraint He viii have an eX-
animation in the probate court on Mon
day Curley Wallace. a colored man. was
is said he is suffering from delirium ire
mems and That a short season in the /
county Jail. where he win be unable 20
obtain whisky. will effect u cure.
The Frawley complnv closed its pros
porous Selt Lake cnEagenent last night
before q fourth large audience. The total
receipts 81 the engagement could not
have been lar from S2.5tU. and are most
gratifying 10 the theatre and Mr. FraW-
ley alike The play of Sue is in Bret
Harte most unique vein and abOunds
with sketches Of border character. which
We're IN the main very truthfully por-
traved. Miss Bates was Sue and very
admirably she pictured the heroine: Mr.
FraWley figured as the Villai7-au aero
bat-and Mr. Worthing as ira Beasiev
the jealous husband. Both did good work
and the support was excellent, Miss
Cooke having but q small role.
About y o'clock last night Officer
SeiEfus found a soldier lying on q fruit
stand IN front Of Harpers grocery store
The man appeared to be in terrible agony
and w1s taken 10 the police station. He
gave MS name as Private Edward
Strange of company II. Twent:- fourth
Infantry Between grOans OF anguish !
The stranger explained that he was suf-
fering from appendicitis. and his actions /
corrOborated his words. Strange was on |
Grated upon not long ago for anDendi-
citls. and il is thought that his drinking /
brought the pains TO the afflicted part A /
telephone message was sent to Fort /
Douglas and an ambulance was SOM /
down ana took the man back 10 the post |