The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-09

MUSIC AT ST PAULS.-Mr Augustus
viii sfng Barnards plains of Peace at
st. Paul 5 church this morning.
MINISTER'S TO MEET.-The Minis
terial association resumes its sessions
rooms.
FIGURING ON KEARNS HOME.-Par-
- Iles Were IN the city yesterday from New
York and Chicago submitting estimates on
the interior finish of the new home now
street. III
DAILY ORGAN RECITAL.-Organ re-
c1tals viii take place every day at the
tabernacle, until further notice at 10
the laSse number of tourists who are
daily visiting the city.
TRIAL WENT OVER-In Justice Mel
son court Yesterday J. II. Macmillan
pleaded not guilty to the charge of en-
bezzling mining stock from r. l.. CoIburn
and his trial went over till some day this
week, 10 be hereafter fixed.
BANK CLEARINCS.- bank clear
with S3l2.6i5.79 for the corresponding dav
OF LAST year az The clearings for the week
We're Si,6ZZ,SOS59 compared with s., $50, i5I 70
Tor the corresponding week of last year
GOOD SINGING.-At the morning
service, st. Marks cathedral Mrs John
ave Maria, from Cavalleria Rusticana
AZ the evening service Miss KidweII, re-
VIII sing an Offertory solo.
SALE OF BONDS-E. L. Burton 70
ports the sale of $4,000 worth of Salt
Lake City Street railway bonds during
500 yesterday forty shares of the State
Bank OF L tab at $lS1.5O,- or s.. 260 for the
Tor good, safe local stocks.
HOSPITAL RECRUITS recruits
IoT, the hospital corps in the army service
viii leave Fort Douglas this evening for
SaXey and Peter Atkinson of SaIt Lake
CALVIN Scott and Fred Heath of Denver
FRANK c. Keller of Ohio and George ~
ODcnnell. lately from Scranton, Pa
POLLTAX SUITS BEGUN--The CITY
steet department has commenced suit
dg9lhSI number OF polltaN delinQuents
largely added to Ivy the filing of more
SUITS. When once man is sued for his
nent, hnding that the cheaper way is TO
pay up promptly
DAMON AND PyTHIAS-On the 10Th
INST, John ;. Lindsay Will have a benefit
on which occasion will be presented the
play OF Damon and Pythias" with Mr.
Lindsay IN his favorite role of Damon
me performance will be under the au-
spices and patronage Of the X. of P.'s of
Salt Lake
WILL TELL OF EGYPT-Miss Mary
lyons, missionary from Port Said, Egypt,
VII denver a lecture Thursday evening
sept 10, at O'Clock, at the First NJ e
cnufch' on the manners and customs of
Bible, and viii also give an account OF
the work done among the Arabs of Port
sad She VIII appear in the costume OF
the Bethlehem peasant and also the Egyp-
rtan- A free-will Offering will be taken
up for the work Miss Lyons has been
speaking in the leading churches in the
east.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT-Accor1-
Ing 10 yesterdays report of the health de-
partInent, Tour new cases OF scarlet fever
developed last week, making nine cases
IN nVe families One new case of small
po& were reported, making four now I'M
Ger quarantine, the same number as for
the preceding week. Six new cases of tv-
phoid fever We're reported, making twelve
cases in the city. The births reported for
the week numbered forty and the deaths
eighteen. inclusive of six premature and
stubborn infants and exclusive of three
bodies brought from outside the city for
tnterment.
ANOTHER NORMAL NAMED-Stata
superintendent Park of the department. of
public instruction yesterday appointed to
a free normal scholarship at the state
university for term of four years Mile
Lyman of Oak City, Willard county There
are St1lI several vacancies in the list OF
fifty provided for by law. but the state
superintendent cannot make appointments
unless the nOmino lions are made by the
board of examiners OF each respective
county or the boards of education of the
cities However. after the opening of the
university President Kingsbury is author
lied TO I'LL the vacancies.