The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01

the imported Republican orator. VIII "a
ce1ve a shaking mp. A musical progra rnne
mas been arranged in adCf,ion to fhe lec
r9re All Is free and the public is in
LECTURE ON THE BIBLE.-Nrrs. An
ne Lewis Johnson viii deliver a lecture in
the Twenty-third ward tomorrow night
a. 2'?O on the blDle as a Teacher of How
70 Live" The lady is recognized as being
an an, intensely interesting speaker and those
VINO attend VIII be well repaid The lady
speaks under the auspices of the ward
Improvement association.
GOOD EASTER MUSIC.-The choir of
the First Baptist church is preparing a
Inc Easter programme under the direc-
ton OF Professor W. a. WetzeIl Among
the numbers are: 'The Recessional" bY
kipling; Jerusalem" by Henry Parker:
solo by Mrs. Fred K Butter, a solo by
MIS-. w A. Welzell and duet by Mr.
Butter and Mrs. Wetzel.
UNMARKED GR&vEs.-The Grand
army posts OF this CITY are working hard
70 secure the names of thirty-eight Sold
lerS OF the civil war buried in the ceue-
terleS here. Their graves are unmarked
anu trends are appealed to TO assist in
TINS work. There were fifty-four in ali.
put sixteen have been provided for The
government furnishes the head and foot
stones free laid down here.
WEEKLY HEALTH KEPORT-The
MeeKlv report Of the health department
ord ~. OiIlE eIsnl cases OF scarlet fever
anu one OF smallpox under quarantine in
the CITY. three cases OF SMALLPOX being
az the isolation hospital OF infections
diseases use only one case of whooping cough
Weetl orIep. Inc births reported for the
Heeh numbered twenty-one and the
deatns eight, exclusive of nine bodies
ment. 49, ~ i"'0i
STATE SCHOOL MoNEY-Auditor
that fiste tna YESTERDAY found from his books
eildt tne sum OF SO was on hand for
apDoruonment to the several school de
C[lcts throughout the state on the ba sic
Vi population. This fund Is the interest
stet ret non from investment of proceeds of
- e,, sShool land sales and leases, and to
II VIII be added the state school fax hal
anCeS D9ld In since Jan ! This latter
sum VIII be ascertained Monday and Ger
Sarsort 20 state Superintendent Park of the
IeOdrtment of public instruction for al
lotment to the counties. ~ q
DELIGHTFUL GATHERING "A VERY
pelIRhIul afternoon was spent at the
nolle OF Mrs. j. j. Judson, $50 East Sec
D1iI haouth, Saturday afternoon by the
He1nDerS OF the p e O society rrba
Cup colors, yellow and white Vyera Ct
t!Sctlvely represented by the Climb Hover
me marguerite. Original stories music
80 49,, t,eCItduons We're features of the after
noon entertainment, after which dainty
IeIresnments were served. Those nreS
SnI were the members: Mrs. +. r. Coon
f 81 MIS- Mrs; A G. Andrews, Mrs Judson, &.
oltluef- Misses Buchanan
McCleary. Sackett, CIarahan and the .if in,
va lti guests We're Mrs. E. w Whitney,
R 81 I1IIiI S, W. II: Bintz, Hugh Park,
SS t; C3sady, Misses Hadley, Hardy
Stanchfeld, Berg, Gray. ''
Milk WAGON WRECKED.-Wben a
riiIh wagon forms part of a runaway the
result is sure to be one of disaster YES
SSSIIGay forenoon one of the Elgin dairy
Gehverv outfits INDUCED in bolt Tor
treeoom n out on Second South street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth East, and the Sc
uuence was more than ordinary. The
, ,nu!e team took fright at a wagon load of
peer Kegs and made circular run around
one scare outfit. The milk wagon was
overturned and the tactical contents were
scattered over the street. Rescuers con-
sEIeIsaIed quickly and held the skittish
JACKS while the wagon was righted. but
10 the amazement OF the crowd one Of fbe
mules actually jumped out of his harness
dnu uasned uD the street leaving the
other long cared animal with the wasted
cI liS, ana wagon. A corpulent woman
Win ol1nculty lodged the runaway mule.
An open meeting Of carnenters v,-;11