The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ONE CASE SNALLPOX.-But one case
of smallpox was yesterday reported to
the board Of health. The patient is Miss
Ida Laugenbecker, aged 90 who resides
at $50 West North Temple street
TO ATTEND CHURCH-The members
of the Salt Lake City l. o. o. #. lodges
VIII attend divine services this morning
az the Phillips Congregational church
The occasion Will be the eighty-fOurth
annual sermon. which viii be delivered
by the Rev p. A. Simphn. His topic VIII
De The Good Samaritan.
sANDAHL ARRESTED.-Char SAN
( dahl of Murray was arrested yesterday
charged with beating his wife. 10 Is said
that Thursday night he returned home ia
I. an intoxicated condition and informed his
wife that ne had been held up. Because
she did not sympathize with him as be
thought she ought 10, it is alleged he
beat her ln an unmerciful manner.
BOUGHT STOLEN JUNK-Fred Rogo-
sky, accused Of buying stolen junk from
little boys. was yesterday found guilty
by Judge Diehl and Aned $40. Rogosky
was ARRESTED for buying copper valued
"a SO and which the police claim he
knew was stolen, and for which he paid
less than ST. In prOnOuncing sentence the
Judge subjected ROgosky 10 a severe lee
ture and promised him the limit If he was
ever caught violating this ordinance
again.
SUTTON ACQUITTED.-WilH Sut-
ton. charged with an attempt upon the
life of George Hancock, was yesterday
found not guilty and discharged by Judge
Dlehl ln the city court. In announcing his
decision the judge said that there had eVi-
IDENTIFY been some previous trouble De-
tween the men. but that from the evi-
dence introduced IT was quite plain that
sutton acted I'M self-defense. The pre-
limiuarv hearing was finished Thursday
but Judge Dlehl did not decide the case
until yesterday.
lost HER PURsE.-Whiie out shop
ping yesterday afternoon, Mrs, f. Beck
of $50 East Second South street lost a
purse containing some money and a
check for $1,000. Mrs Beck frst missed
The check on Main street near the Lace
House and thinks it was lost somewhere
between there and Auerbachs store.
where she last remembers seeing IT, The
purse was a gray leather one with "a brass
chain attached ana besides the check
contained about 80 In cash and a bunch
of KEYS. The check was drawn on Nc
C0rnicks bank. payable TO =. Beck and
was made ont by A. p. Mayberry.
WORK OF BURGLARS-The home of
r. s. Watson. 5l6 South Third East. was
entered by burglars on Friday afternoon
while the members OF me FAMILY were
absent and several articles OF jeWelry
stolen. The burglary was discovered
when Mrs. Watson returned home about
B o'clock and found that the house had
been completely rausacked An inventory
of the yaluables IN the house showed that
q gold W. b, three gold rings, some studs
and two gold stick pins were missing. The
police were notified Of the robbery and
am officer was detailed 10 look into the
ease
VICTOR CLEMENT ILL.-Captain
Duncan McNichie was In receipt of a
telegram yesterday from Mrs. Victor NJ
clement. dated al Saltillo. Mexico. adj
visiug him that on the 10th Of the present
month MIR. Clement underwent a serious
abdominal operation. from which DE Tal-
lied nicely and Is now resting wei. Mr.
Clement was here for a day or TWO early
iu the year and then he went on TO New
York on business connected with the big
mining enterprises that he launched in
Mexico over two years ago, and of which
Robert T.. Gcmmcl, formerly OF this city
is the engineer ln charge. Mr.. Clement
has host of friends in tins city who
win hope for his early and complete re-
cOVery.