The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BANK CLEARINGS-Sa Lake bank
clearlngs yesterday were $47793I96. com
pared with S5l3l06.1 the corresponding
day of last year.
MRS RUDD DIES News has been re-
CelVed IN salt Lake of the death i'm Seat
tie Tuesday of Mrs Hattie Thurgood-
Rudd. She leaves a husband and one
child.
SWEDISH GATHERING-The local
Dranch OF the Swedish Brotherhood Of
America held a smoker last evening at
M rooms IN the Auerbach building
Ihere We're cigars. Swedish punch and
music by an orchestra.
GOES TO MONTANA.-An order was
issued by the federal court yesterday to
have George NJ. Clark the alleged post
office embezzIer from I0rnbardv. Mont
removed to Helena for trial Deputy
United states Marshal Page will leave
today with the prisoner.
MISS PERKINS, RECITAI.-AIiss Iu-
eiia Ferrin VIII be heard in a recital at
the tabernacle Monday night The DrO-
eramlne viii include several solos by
MISS Perrin. selections by a male quar-
tette. the full tabernacle choir and in
strumentaI pieces or the organ By Pro-
lessor J. J. Mcclellan
LOST POCKETBOOK. - George d.
Bates of Cleveland who is connected
with the Lake shore road and who is
one of the del gates 20 the convention of
ticket agents. reported yesterday that he
mad lost his pOCketbOOk containing an
MS passes. The passes were bulletined
person.
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED Rev. ].
w. Jetfrees the new pastor of the Cal
vary Baptist church. was installed last
evening The ceremonies were both i'm
presslve and interesting. Rev Mr. Kin
ney. Rev. Mr. Brown and Rev. Mr. Bur
nett Officiatcd. Editor w w TavIor OF
address.
TO RAISE MONEY.-The Commercial
club viii help Ogden raise the balance of
Si'-gD needed for the Irrigation congress.
F. J. kiesel, representing the OGDEN com
mittee. met with the board of goverfto~s
OF the Commercial club last evening and
explained the situation II was decided
by the board to render an assistance
possible Governor Heber NJ Wells
stephen II. Love and r. s. Campbell
were appointed a committee 10 raise the
necessary amount
STATE FAIR ATTRACTIONS The di-
rectors Of the state fair are arranging for
some unique attractions for the coming
eXhoiton They propose to give the pa
irons of the fair some forms of ente-tain-
ment that they have not seen at the fair
grounds here before Contracts have
been closed with Steiner brothers the
trlch performers. who for three years
were one Of the star attractions with
Ringing CrOs.' circus. The Savage re-
NolVlng ladder artists have also been Sc
cured and will give exhibitions on the
aeriat ladder and the slide for life"
wire. Severa. other outdoor attractions
are being negotiated for and the direc-
tors PROPOSE "a secure all of these fca-
lures that they can
MADAME JARVIS SANG.-At the re-
cital yesterday afternoon. Madame Mary
Deane Jarvis was heard for the first
time since her return from a tour of Eu-
rope. Madame Jarvis is n professional
singer from New York and has a voice
OF exquisite sweetness, although not
neavy enough for the tabernacle. Her
selection was with Verdure Clad" from
the OratOriO OF the Creation by Haydn
IL was a difficult selection and was rem
dered ia n most artistic manner Miss
Emily JaSsuD sang also. her number hing
"DOst Thou Know That Fair Land2"
from 'MignOn.' Her voice is clear and
sweet but extreme nervousness married
her number. Tho organ numbers were
all excellent the overture from Tam
hauser' being especially well rendered.