The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
Local Briefs

MRS. FOX ILL.-Moylan c. Fox and
son started yesterday for York Beach.
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MISS MONAHAN TO SINGs-Miss Isa-
bel Monahan will be the soIoist at st.
Marks church at the morning service
today.
JOINT BUILDING MARRIAGE.-Miss
Matte A; Gregg of Deadwood. s. D., and
Hunter Williams of Lead City. S D., were
yesterday married by Deputy Clerk EN-
cry in the city and county building.
THE BANK CLEARINGS.- Yesterdays
cieaFings, as announced by the Salt Lake
clearing house, were $3.50 81; same day
last year, $449, S43. Weeks cIearings. So
5S5-6I5; same week last year, SS.O5s, $50
LABRUM CONFIRMED.@Th county
commissioners yesterday afternoon con-
tlrmed the appointment of John G. La
board appointed Frederick McGurrin reg
lstrar of election district No. 81 vice A
II. Nash resigned; also Lottie A. Moyle
registrar of the Tenth district vice Ste
phen l. Moyle, resigned.
MISS DUNCANS SONG.-A song which
has attracted as much favorable COM
ment as any that has been sung in the
city recently was that of Miss Edna Dun
can, who sang Awake. My Soul" at the
tabernacle Tuesday night Governor Saw
age and staff heard the song and were
highly complimentary of the effort. Miss
Duncan is a student of Goddard.
KEYsOR'S CHAISE BREAKS.-Aaron
heysor; the well known real estate man,
narrowly escaped injury yesterday after
noon in a peculiar accident. About
! O'Clock he was driving on Second South
street. near the Dooly block. when the
wheels of his vehicle got caught Ia the
car tracks and in a moment the whole
OUTFIT was piled up in a heap. Mr.. Key
] sor was thrown down and considerably
| bruised, but held on to his horse. and
what might have been serious runaway
was prevented.
/ CLOY ELMER ENGAGED Maltese &
Orlob authors and proprietors of THE
Prince and the Peasant" have made nu-
/ merous changes IN the cast for the revival
/ OF their work at the Grand during EIks'
| week The most notable change is the
! engagement of Cloy Elmer of the Castle
| Square Opera company, Chicago, 10 sing
! the pr1ma donna role Mrs Anderson.
/ who cree ted the part. is away from the
city. III e chorus has been redrilled and
! In all respects the management promises
/ a better production than the original
/ ANNUAL ART ExHIBIT.-Arrange-
ments are well under way for the annual
/ exhibit Of the Utah State Art institute
! the third week in September at Provo.
! II is intended 70 make this more attract
I i've than any of the preceding exhibits.
1 All of the local artists are out in the
/ mountains and rural districts with their
! paint brushes and eaSels. putting the fin
/ iShing touches on their pictures which will
! tureship committee for the ensuing year
has been selected by the institute the
members being Edwin Evans. chairman,
and Alice Merrill Horne and Harry stud
dart.
STOLEN GOODS FOTND.-Since the
arrest of VI. II. Baxter and wife a few
days ago on the charge of skoplifting. de-
tectfVes have been endeavoring to locate
] other articles which were said to have
been stolen by the pair. Yesterday a
! handsome tailor-made suit was discov-
cred that had been stolen and left at q
drug store TO be called for later. The
proprietor's suspicious were at las
aroused by the failure of the man and
woman to call for the suit, and reported
the affair 10 the detectives It has beer
identified as part of the stolen property
and win be retained as evidence wher
they are brought to trial.
PEACE DEMONSTRATIONS The re-
suit of the peace demonstration meetings
held in various parts of Utah last Max
has been cast up and forwarded by Mrs
| T. Smoot-TayIOr. chairman and Mrs
! Alice Merrill Horne. secretary of the state
| committee. to President Sewell of the In.
| ternationai Councii of Women The re
port shows that IS meetings were held
throughout this state and that the aggre
gate attendance was about 5000 All o.
the clergymen and others who were in.
vfted to make addresses in furtherancs o.
the sentiment of universal peace anons
| the nations responded TO the call A
the meetings appropriate resolutions wer,
adopted.