The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

SOCIALIST MEETING. w. w. Mack
/ this city viii be the speakers at the So
! cialist meeting this afternoon at the head
quarters Of that organization. The meet
! ing VIII begin at o'clock.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE REPORT
/ Two cases Of contagious diseases were. re-
/ ported to the board of health yesterday.
John Sinoer, aged Z, f5l South Second
West street has diphtheria. and Walter
street has typhoid fever.
PROFITABLE CONVENTION ester-
day the Davis county Sunday school con-
/ vention was held at kaysville. Much en-
was very proutaole IN every respect DIT
/ Silver, Professor Quay and Mrs. Sarah
I Read OF salt Lake City were present, as
was also Rev j. A. Smith OF ogden.
RUNAWAY BOYS CAUGHT-Con W.
Wlhsness and Gift HilL boys who have
/ been missing from their homes for the
I last Two days. were yesterday located IN
kaysFiile They took a horse harness and
delivery wagon belonging to r. O.. Lying
burg. who owns a state street grocery
store, intending TO drive TO Canada.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
The. various evangelical denominations Of
/ Utah viii hold state Sunday school con-
VenuOn at Provo Dec 4 and 5. Prepare
tons have been under way for some time.
a isTge attendance IS expected; Dr. h.
y silver, a member Of the Third Presby-
| terrain church of Salt Lake city, is presi-
dent OF the state association.
A. NJ MLEOD DEAD-A. NJ. Mcleod.
lt53 Third street. died at 81. George. Utaa.
During the past few DAYS the deceased
suffered several hemOrrhages and these
are believed to have been the cause of
death. The remains left St George yes
terday. accompanied by the wife and
daughter Of the dead man. The inter
ment VIII be in this city.
SUSTAINED BAD FALL.-Whne Dan
4 ATeN nran u
penters, were working on the outside of
the Moline PlOw campany's building yes
their feet FELL letting them drop about
ten feet into pile of old junk. Whip
PIE eye was cut and three stitches had
70 be taken in it, McDonald's leg was
Spratned. IL is feared that he will not
DC able 70 use 1t for some time.
POPLAR WOMENS MAGAZINE
Louise Lee Hardin, editor and publisher
OF the Business WOmen's Magazine Of
Denver. rs paying a short visit to Salt
Lake. Her publication. while it Is only
i've months old. is rapidly winning a
place for itself among the class publica-
ions or the west Although edited by
woman for women, there are a number
OF masculine names among the cOHtribU-
tors who make the November number de-
cidedly interesting.
ALLEN AWARDED DAMAGES.-As
the result Of the third trial of the case Of
lhOmas Allen against the Diamond Coal
q Coke company. the plaintiff was last
In the federal court Allen sued 10 re-
cover $4,000 for personal injuries. In the
FIRST trial he was given 5000 and the
second nearing of the case resulted in a
disagreement OF the jury The third trial
occupied two days. Alter being out all
day Yesterday the jury brought in its
verdict
LODGE ENTERTAINMENT Monday
evening a the 7. o. o. r. hall on Market
street Evergreen lodge No. l5I FraternaI
! mon Of America will give literary en-
tertatnment for the members and their
friends A programme has been arranged
which will include musical and literary
plumbers by several well known local per
formers, Thomas AshWOrth will sing,
Professor Henri will render selection on
the German harp and the Misses Weimer
string Quartette will also appear. The
programme consists of fifteen numbers
and viii begin promptly at s O'Clock.
JUD GRANT CAPTURED-Jud Grant
who rs wanted for passing counterfeit
money. was arrested last night. officer
Davies few days ago attempted to bring
MIN IN, but he escaped by jumping from
a carriage. Yesterday the police learned
that ne was being concealed on CONNER
Cial street Officers Brown Seager.
Sperry and Leaker surrounded the house
early in the evening. Then Brown went
Tn and drove the man out through the
Grant is the man who has set in circula-
ton most all the bad money which has
been found in town lately.
FINAL LECTURES GIVEN.-nr. r. G..
Boone Of Boston delivered two more lee
lures Yesterday in the course presented TO
the public school teachers Of the CITY In
the morning his subject was Ma ual
Training He delivered scholarly adj
dress, pointing out more especially the
spiritual growth i'm connection with the
manual part. Last evening his subject
was "NOu-schOOl Agencies Those pow
ertul factors for in or for good which
beset the child outside the school room
were treated i'm a thoughtful talk This
was the last lecture I'm the course. Dr.
Boone leaving last night for his home in
the east
GYPSIES ORDERED TO LEAVE.-So
many complaints have come to the sher-
IFS office recently Of the depreciation Of
the various bands Of gypsies about the
county that it was decided yesterday to
ria the valley Of them altogether. Yes
and Steele drove TO the mouth Of Parley's
canyon, where a band Of nearly forty
SNpSleS have been enCamped for some
time and gave them twenty-fOur hours to
get beyond the limits Of Salt Lake coun-
" a similar action was taken some
days ago by Acting Chief Of Police Bur
bidge, who issued orders that no gypsies
should camo within the city limits.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.-The
SchOl Photo company Of this city was
incorporated yesterday. 1t will i'm the
near future. probably before Thanksgiv-
y. w. Clayton Is president: A. Scholl.
vice president. T. A. Clayton secretary
and X. II. klctting. the we'll known arr
chltecJ, treasurer. Mrs. NJ. MUM, for
merry Of the Marshall studio i'm New
YORK city viii have charge Of the bust
ness, and Mr.. SchOll will superintend the
work The company has a new building
OF ITS own on South Temple street be
tween Main and State streets. which will
be fitted up In the most modern style.