The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

TWO NEW CITIZENS.-JUdge Norren
3dmltted 10 citizenship yesterday John
-: GotthaTd OF Sweden and John Powsll
OF England.
DEATH OF A PIONEER.-William s.
Smith, a pioneer of Utah who came here
IN ISo5, died in this city of heart disease
yesterday.
WEDDING LAST NIGHT.-W. E. Stone
or the tailoring firm of Wells q Stone
ana Miss Ivy Crismon We're married at 8
O'Clock last evening at their new home on
EieNenth South street, Judge Cherry Of
flclating and "a number Of friends attend
Ing. The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Jennie CrismOn.
YOUNG MANS SUDDEN DEATH-E.
): Corbett, corporal of company c, ma
tional guard Of Utah, died suddenly at
the nome of his parents, 42S East Third
South, at $50 last evening, of heart fail
ure He was born Jan. 6, 1881, being 10
years old. The time of the funeral will
be announced later.
CERTIFICATES TO TEACHERS-The
state board of education met yesterday
ana issued the following state teachers
certificates: Angie Gabbott MCGEE of
Salt Lake. Edith Gourlay of Ogden. John
~. Grosberg of Far West, Edith Folsom
oil Salt Lake, Mamie Y. Harris OF Salt
Lake 1t was decided to hold state teach
ers' examinations at Logan, Ogden, Pro-
No, Salt Lake and Manti on Aug. IS. II and
is Ibo board adjourned until July IS
CHILDREN AT SALT PALACE.-FuI,v
100 children attended Children's day yes
terday al the Salt Palace. The gates were,
thrown open early in the morning and
little folks were admitted free In the
afternoon at o'clock a special free matt
nee was given in the theatre, at which
the entire programme was presented. The
miniature railroad was well DatrOnZed
the merry gO-rOund did land Office bust
ness and the popcorn man smiled al the
rush Of trade.
FIRE AT SALT PALACE-At the Salt
Palace at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the large tent just east of the palace
building was set on fire by an electric
wire and partially destroyed The fire
department made a remarkably quick run
TO the scene and had streams playing on
the flames in less than seven minutes af-
ter the sounding of the alarm. The flames
licked up the canvas like finder and great
excitement was created on the grounds
Before the flames were extinguished $500
damage had been done.
IN NEW QUARTERS Salt Lake
Business college, which since 1891 has
occupied quarters in the Commerce block
has removed to the top door of the Tenn
pletOn building, while the business de-
partment of the l.. ID. S. college. formerly
OccuDVng these rooms, has moved to the
basement floor of the old Social hall I'm
der the direction of Professor Joseph Mil
son, president of the Salt Lake Business
college the new quarters are being en-
tirely remOdeled and retitted.
CHAMBERLAIN DAY.-Preparations are in
progress for an elaborate celebration of
Cambrian day at Saltair Wednesday, July
Is, Under the auspices of the local Cam
brian society. There is to be a contest
programme on the pavilion. prizes being
offered for singing, dancing, sJep-dancing
speeches and recitatiOns. Prizes will also
be given the man and wife with the larg-
est number of children at the resort for
the oldest couple and handSOmeSt baby.
a yacht race on the lake is also promised
and swimming races are 20 take place
Professor II. h. Giles will act as accom-
PIANIST and musical director for the main
event.
OUTING OF NEWSBOYS.-The news
boys are preparing for their annual out
ing 10 Callers park on Tuesday and ev-
cry little urchin in town is looking for
ward to il with anticipation. Not only
will there be spores that last throughout
the whole afternoon, for which prizes
have been offered by the merchants and
the papers of the city, but in the evening
the paper criers will waltz for rewards
and cake-walk with a similar purpose il
mind. There will be prizes for de best
lOO6in' gent. de man wild de biggest
feet" and other similar hOnors until you
can't rest. A big crowd will doubtless go
out with the newsboys and see them en-
JOY themselves as they never do at any
other time the year around.