The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-05
HERE AND THERE.

The Elks baseball team win play the
noon for 500 a side.
Yesterdays clearings Tere $3.50, 437, as
compared with S1962SO for the cores
ponding day of last year.
The funeral of the late Matte Mack will
take place at II a m today from HOG East
First South. The remains may be viewed
from 10 to II o'clock.
Lieutenant Joseph 3. Batchelder. Jr.,
Twenty-fourth infantry. who has been on
duty at Fort Slocum, N. Y, has been re-
lieved and ordered to join his regiment.
One Davidson was arrested last night
on charge of drunkenness. He was ar
rested upon complaint OF man who said
he was trying 10 get in mis- back door,
but it is thought that he wandered to
the place by accident.
The various Improvement societies of
the city hold joint sessions in the ward
meeting houses tonight. In the Eighteenth
ward Bishop o. f. Whitney will deliver
a lecture on Gladstone and there will
be a brief musical programme in addi-
ton.
While out riding yesterday afternoon
Fred Simon was thrown from his horse
south of Liberty park. He was taken to
his home at 4S6 Third street, and al
though complaining of inward pains, is
not thought by his physician to be SER
iously injured.
Inc sum OF Sl5Z.OU was realized tGOrn the
festival at the Grant school and after
deducting s57 for expenses there remained
$76.6G. The remainder of the purchase
price of the schools piano was paid and
the residue of $3.50 went toward the
school library fund.
As prelude to their intentions of suing
the city for alleged balance of salary and
for reinstatement on the force. the eight
recently discharged policemen yesterday
reserved their legal rights by receipting
under p=f
for the balance of their pay for May.
Gus King returned from Cheyenne yes
terday, where he has been paying a visit
to troop l of the Torrey riders. He says
all the boys We're well and happy; that
they are the best drilled troop in the reg
iment and that they can eat more and
oftener than all the balance put to-
gether.
An elderly lady, whose name is Mrs.
Steingrover of Cottonwood, was struck
man at the corner of State and Second
South shortly after the noon hour yes
terday. She tainted away and was car
ried into the Coop second hand store,
Witcher was sent for and it was found
that she was badly bruised but not ser
iously injured. She was able to be taken
to her home in Cottonwood by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thornton
The chief of police received a letter
yesterday from c. II. Larson in which he
asks for information as to the where
abouts of Ella Evenson. She formerly re-
sided at YanktOn, s. D., but is supposed
to have resided in Salt Lake during the
past two years. 1t is thought that she
may have married or be living under an
assumed name. She is about rs years of
age and is of Norwegian descent En-
closed was a letter addressed to Miss Ella
Evenson, and according TO Mr.. Larson, it
pertains to a matter of property, and is
of such a character that she will be glad
to repay you for the trouble and expense
of locating her" They are very anxious
to locate her before the 10th of next
June, the day upon which a hearing in
court is set. Miss Evenson may get the
letter by calling at the police station.
Otto Hanish will deliver his last lecture
in the Salt Lake business college rooms
this evening. taking for his subject
Masda, or the philosophy of friendship
and the beautiful. so named from the
fact the philosophy dwells only on the
grand, the sublime and the beautiful in
nature, which is identical with the
thought of God and Gods thought The
records of the philosophy date as far,
back as $4,000 years. The ancient place
of its origin is given as Bakta-Rah Qand
Of the Early Rise. and the teachings are
known as sun worship philoso-
ply or the philosophy of adoring the
thought of substance The fundamental
idea of this philosophy is that all things
from the same source of good
or God which moves within Zarvan
the unlimited time and space
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