The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23
zOcag Briefs


REV. MR. NsoN ARRIVES. Tho
lands cai ohns n arrived from Red d.
. AL, yesterday and VIII preach AZ
81. Fauls this morning and evening.
ItSIiDefs OF the church who met Mr..
SoHnsoh last night expressed q nope that
nc would accept the call to the church
etoENATOR WHITMORE INJURED
80 senator George {. WhitmOrc of
Nephi dislOcated his left shoulder yes
lefday morning I'm a fall on Third South
stteel- The fall was caused By stumbling
VNsI an obscure obstruction. He was
169heM 70 the Holy Cross hospital, where
II Mics treated the injury
PRISONERS ENTERTAINED Yester-
Jay afternoon the convicts "a the state
pIiSon We're entertained with a musicaf
aiq literary programme rendered by Miss
hloWell, Miss owen and Miss Gleason, as
SlsIeo by Misses Perles. DIlnTord, Jones.
u. tle Mile Williams and Messrs Butler,
Sharp Brady. PAUL. Doty and D Mac
FhefsOn Boyd. Among the gems on the
programme were the songs py Miss VIII
lamS and Mr.. BOYD and the recitation by
Mr.. Doty.
Y NJ. c. A RECEPTION-The ladies
auxiliary of the Y NJ - a neld a re-
evening An interesting musical and lit
erafN programme was rendered, and the
evening entertainment closed with
supper The numbers on the programme
We're as follows: Piano solo, Miss Coch-
Ter, violin solo. George WOOD. accom-
panied by Miss Florence McCane; recita-
uon, Miss HuldarOse Brown; vocal solo,
MISS Witch. recitation, Miss James, and
piano solo, Miss Florence Graham
FOUGHT FOR A DOlAAK.-L.. A.
ferguson was arrested yesterday on the
charge of assault and battery. Ferguson
Grained that anRther man, whose name
ne refused to give. was Indebted 10 him
IN me amount of 81. He approached the
man Yesterday on the subject of the debt
ana was told to go chase himself and
70 collect 1t from the sand bank aud
other similar expressions. which eXasper-
ated him to such an extent that he
smashed SIM Il me debtor seyeral Eood blows
ana was prevented from further diSfig
urlng his anatomy by the arrival of an
officer.
COLLEGE DEBATE COMING.-A de-
bate has been arranged between the Rho
Beta Fl of the Latter-day Saints college
ana the Ieta Gamma society of the Uni
NerSlty of Utah. 1t will take place at
the now Barratt hall or the evening OF
April I, and the sUbiect and names of
qebaters viii be announced later The
Rho Beta ri recently elected officers for
the second semester, as follows. Fred
Calne. president; Freeman Bassett. vice
president; Harlow Grow. secretary and
treasurer \ programme committee of
Louis Shaw. George Taylor and Ii. G.
Hicks was appointed
HlREMEN VETS EN- Ell. Al NJ eS-
terday afternoon and evening the new
home of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen.
on Canyon road. was the scent or gayety.
1t was sort Of house warming affair."
and royalty did the veterans entertain
their friends, who came by the hundreds.
From early till late, delicious refresh
ments were served the visitors. The pro-
gramme was charming ana consisted of
songs by Caleb ByWater and the WiCkens
qUartette. instrumental selections by Miss
Busby. Mr.. Jessup, Alfred FIemming.
Professor and Mrs. Giles and by the Re
gal Guital and Mandolin club, cake
walk by the Misses Jepperson AMI
speeches by President Ottinger. former
Fire Chief Stanton and Y. l.. Halliday.
Steward R. j. Knight and his assistants
We're laVishly praised for their success in
providing so splendid an entertainment.
1870
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank,
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w F. Arm
strong, president: J. E. Caine, cashier.
Castle Gate, Clear Creek. Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump. nut and
slack; anthracite Gail sizes). 70 South
Main street: telephone 429
=. J. SHARP, Agent.