The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MISTAKE IN NAME.-The man who
died at the police station Friday by the
name Of Devlin is no relation of ID. r.
Devlin, who is connected with the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company.
EXTENSION WORK Stopped
Work on the Sandy extension Of the
street car line has come 10 "A sudden stop.
During the past week or two a large con-
structiOn gang has been IT work upon e.
but they have been taken off, and further
work Is practically abandoned for the
time being.
BANK CLEARINGS.-Salt Lake bank
Clearings yesterday We're 1923, 231-46. com
pared with S605,5I7. % for the correspond
ing day Of last year. Clearings for the
, week were 50, 17S.921.23. compared with
$h0S5, 104.S0 for the same week Of last
year
DIRECTORS MEET wEDNEsDAY.-
A special session Of the board of directors
Of the Louisiana Purchase exposition viii
be held in Governor f. NJ. Wells office
Wednesday morning at l0 O'Clock ~
that time the dairymen Of the state will
be present and discuss the character of
their display
ENJOYABLE RECEPTION.-The mem
hers Of the French Speaking club were
entertained Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of Attorney d. Il. Richards and
wife on the Cannon farm. At the recep-
lions only French can be spoken. a fine
of 10 cents being imposed for every Eng
lish word uttered.
NINfISSIONARY UNION MEETING
The semi-annUal meeting of the Women s
Missionary union will be held Thursday,
Oct. p. 1T the First Presbyterian church,
when Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected. Mrs r; c. McNiece, tie
president, is expected to be present and
preside. At noon luncheon viii be served
i'm the church.
CRUSHED BY FALLING POTE.,-Ar-
thur Humbert of Corning. Ia. a lineman
or the Rocky Mountain Bell Tcloph D
"a
telephone pole yesterday and seriously
hurt The pole fcll across the mans
hips and broke number Of bones. Hum
bert was immediately taken to 81.
Marks hospital. The injuries may make
him a cripple for life.
CRUSHED BY FALLING COAL.-Jo-
Seph Zd1gbert, an Austrian working in
the mines at ScOfield. was caught beneath
q mass Of falling coal Friday and almost
killed before rescued from the debris He
is at St Marks hospital and in a very
serious condition. The bones Of the pei
Vic region are badly crushed The ply
sicians think that there is little hope of
his recovery.
STONE FUNERAL TODAY.-The fu-
neral OF Mrs. j. NJ Stone. who died at
the Holy Cross hospital from the effects
Of a dose Of carbOlic acid. will be he'd
this afternoon at 3 o'clock from Taylor's
Undertaking rooms Rev. DR. Helmick
will officiate. The burial arrangements
are in accordance with "A message from
the deceased wOmal's mother The in
terment viii be in the city cemetery.
LECTURE or SOLAR SYSTEM.-Pro-
lessor W. W. Campbell. managing direc-
tor Of the Lick observa tory. and one of
the faculty Of the Stanford university
viii deliver a lecture Tuesday evening at
the university on the subject "The Move
rent of the Solar system Through
Space" The lecture viii De illustrated
with stereopticon views. Professor Camp.
bell was a college classmate Of Attorney
G. 5. Kinney. and he and Mrs. Campbell
VIII be guests at the Kinney home during
their stay i'm tie city.