The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Pill OF PIONEER.-William Nc
who came to Utah in 1853, died FRI
#it his home near the mouth of Big
.nwood canyon as a result of general
y. incident TO old age. He was. the
r OF twelve children. all of whoh9
BE hirl. He was one of the oldest
lnts of the state.
.AIBERS' 4NIGHT.-Members night
|0e observed by the Young Mems
titan association in the association
Is Thanksgiving, Nov. n, at S
k IN the evening A programme
|peen arranged that consists Of mu-
numbers, both instrumental ana
readings and a gymnastic exhibit
A large number VIII likely attend
1 Entertainment.
EVERNOR GIVES DINNER.-Gov-
& II. NJ. Wells gave q private dinner
Be Commercial club last evening IN
4 o. Messrs. Stafford and Snyder,
capitalists of Cleveland, o.. who are
A. city on business. n few of the
4.nor's personal friends were invited
e repast. that they might meet the
liners. Besides the chief executive
Ter, Junius +. Wells, those who were
at were General Charles s. Burton,
Wood. +. ]. Hagenbarth and At
HI William r. Hutchinson.
Ave FOR WASHINGTON.-The
ming Of congress will deprive Utah
30 presence OF luItc VI us ilOAllltDAAN
4cal citizens for a few weeks Sen
Thomas Kearns left yesterday for
@go, where he will spend several
4 en- route to Washington, accom-
81 by J. V. Coughlan, his secretary.
-resgman Sutherland leaves Salt Lake
morning for the national capital,
&wiu be followed tomorrow by SEN
Rawlins, who viii eat Thanksgiving
Hy with a son at Ann ArbOr before
edins to Washington
|5AT THE POLICE.-Ed Green. who
&8rrested by a police officer on the
e of insanity. was examined yeSter-
sby Drs. Mayo and Oden and the
~ clerk and was discharged. lie
ii to the officials that there was no
q itary insanity in his family, except
re for drink, and that he was never
Tied before. II have never had q
officer take me to jail before" he
when I thought that / ought &c
81 ken in I always made it a point &c
headquarters and give myself up.
AIGS CONDITION SERIoUs.-The
ton Of J. C. Craig, the architect
is suffering from blood poisoning, is
serious. The inflammation has eX,
II from the index finger of his right
TO the shoulder. The member /:
swollen TO almost twice it's natural
+. Last Tuesday, while inspecting thu
les apartment house, which is being
ran the end of a copper wire undel
lesh of mis- finger. He paid no spe
attention to the wound until thu
r began to swell a few hours later
then the Inflammation has grad
extended up the arm, until it ha;
81 reached the shoulder.
81 TSON IN TROUBLE.-JOhn r. Mat
photographer at Z21z South Stat
(, IS in the city Jail. charged by tn
with n serious crime. He was ar
& IL by OFFICER Hilton yesterday after
on a charge of attempted assault
the crime is alleged to have beef
a through the actions of the prison
tn some women customers. There j
mystery surrounding the case, 70
police refuse to give the names o
complaining witnesses. and the de
Int asserts that he has been mad
: ictim of a conspiracy and that n
guilty of the crime charged to him
ar Hilton. who made the arrest, say
the prisoner confessed to him, bu
CIV OF the actions of the police it !
" ed that the evidence against tn
ner IS very slight, and that the polio
tempting to force a confession from