The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
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SABBATH SCHOOL ADDRESS-On
Monday evening Rev T. 3. Nicely Of New
YORK, secretary Of the Sunday School
sabbath school, workers at the First NJ.
+. church.
SCANDINAVIAN LECTURE-Dr. J.
s Carlson professor at Minnesota state
university. viii deliver A lecture Tuesday
Jet VIII be "Amerika' s Siste Svens'
(America's Last Swede)
Two NEW CT7IzENs.-WHliam B.
y nomas. formerly Of Wales and now of
oail Lake county. was admitted 70 cfti-
zenahlp yesterday by Judge Morse. Gus
tave A M0ssberg. a former subject Of tba
hihB on sweden and now of -fis city.
took the oath OF allegiance TO the United
states before Judge Stewart.
EVERILL PLEADS GUuTY.-Jobn
E.VerlH, foreman CT the forces working
en- the city sewer, who was arrested a
4T" Gays ago on charge of violating
lhe elgnt-hour labor law, appeared pc
core Judge Dana r. Smith Yesterday at
ternOOn for arraignment He entered a
plea OF guilty and viii be sentenced Mon
Qa4 AT D. m he was allowed 10 90 on
ms own recognizance until that time
TEACHERS ASSIGNMENTS
meeting of the board of education com
mlssee on teachers and school work was
heid Yesterday morning TO still further
conSlcer superintendent Christensen's as
SlSnme1t OF teachers for the ensuing
year. but the work was not completed
ana the committee viii further consider
me matter on Monday Ii is said that
q number of changes in the assignments
VIII be made from Lass year
DONATION FROM LABORING MEN.
M and Mrs GustaNe n. Anderson of
SO South Seventh East. who lost a child
81 o. I i.efieii IA last "Wednesday, will be
me beneIlclaries Of donation from the
laborlng men of the city now being col
lected by William Desmond. to defray the
expenses Of the child's burial The fund
TO Z
mond, on behalf of the family, desires to
thank all who have contributed.
GLEE CLUB OUTING.-The executive
committee of the Salt Lake GIee club Is
preparing an elaborate programme COR
the club annual outing at Lagoon on
aug. Is In the afternoon there viii be
All sorts OF sports and games for prizes
and IN the evening the members Of the
gramlne- The Glee club is working 20
make the outing one of the biggest events
Of the season.
J. B. FAIRBANKS ILI.-Letters from
John 3. Fairbanks, artist for the Brig
nam Young academy expedition into
south America, brings the sad news that
ne mas been III the greater part of the
summer ana that his illness has inter
Tered materially with his work. He $
now az CdTJdgena. in the United States
OF colombia, having been compelled to
return from the Magdalsna river cOun-
Try where ne had been prospecting His
trouble is with his stomach and he has
oeeu 80 weak from lack of ncuTishmenU
Jhat II was necessary for him to cult
work altogether for time. AT last ac-
counts he was improving The letters
were dated late in July.
CITY HEALTH REPORT-With four
new cases Of typhoid fever reported last
week, there are now thirteen cases of
this disease in this city, a gain of one
over the Preceding week. Three cases of
diphtheria developed and two of them are
under qua TantIne. There are now six
cases OF scarlet fever under surveillance.
one case having been reported during the
week Last week there We're seven cases
on the asst Four new cases of smallpox
developed, making six cases confined at
the isolation hospital The births report
ed during the week at the health depart
ment were six and the deaths fifteen, eX-
elusive of two bodies received from out
side the city for interment.