The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.


BOARD OF EDUCATION TONIGHT
The regular monthly meeting CT the
/ hoard Of education VIII be held this even
| ing.
PAY DAY--YesterJay was pay DAY for
I the employees of the different depart
ments at the City and County build
ing.
TO LET CONTRACT.-Ther VIII be q
meeting OF the board of public works at
| 3 O'Clock this afternoon TO let he con-
tract for the paving Of East South Tenn
pie street
CHILD DIES SUDDENLY.-The :
| months-Oid baby of J. 4. Ludwig. who
/ died suddenly yesterday afternoon OF
cholera infautum- The child WIS sppar-
| emily wei and happy IN the morning.
but about noon took suddenly III and
died within few hours
DEATH OF & G. CARTWRIGHT
Benjamin g Cartwright, formerly
newspaper man in this city, PASSED away
at his home in Brooklyn after an ill
ness Of long duration Only a few days
before bis death Cartwright was welded
He realized at the time of the ceremony.
as did his bride, that he had ut few
more hours 10 live.
CALIFORNIA EDITORS COMING
/ The members of the Southern California
Editorial association viii leave Los An
gcles over the southern Pacific at l-51
D. n. Friday Sept. = on an excursion
10 the Worlds fair at St Louis. They
win arrive in salt Lake at n m on
Monday. Sept 3 and Will leave the same
day at S;l5 p. m.
To BUILD \ MODERN FLAT.-C. A
Judd. until recently resident OF Los
Angeles, viii build a three-stOry modern
Tat on the old Brigham Young lot, al
the southwest corner Of Third Fast ana
First South streets. The building VIII
cost about Sf3o00- Mr.. Judd paid $500
for the lot. which is 72x1z7 feet
WYOMING SENATOR.-United States
Senator G. d. Clark arrived in Salt Lake
yesterday. accompanied by his wife.
They were in the city for the purpose OF
arranging for the entrance to Rowland
Hall OF their daughters in the fail Sena-
tor Clark viii go from here to the Jack
sons Hole country for an outing
CANE FROM JAPAN.-A party of
japanese from KyotO arrived in me city
yesterday morning from san francisco,
en- route to the Worlds fair at st. LOUIS
They were sent over BY the japanese
government, duly accredited to its rep
resentat1VeS in charge OF the japanese
exhibits. for the purpose Of acquiring IN
formation 10 be used in further push
ing Japan along on the highway OF prog
TesS. Their names are ShlraShi OJsuka,
Saihei Naiki. Yeikichf florida and X.
Watanabe- They viii leave today for st.
Louis.
THINK COLE NOT RIGHT MAN
The local authorities are inclined to be
iieVe that Charles Cole. the man arrested
in the Green Light gambling house on
suspicion Of having participated in the
Elephant gambling resort uOld-Up at OE-
den. is not the right man. he does not
resemble greatly. the more detailed des-
criptiou Of the desperate whom ne was
believed TO be. Chief Of Police Brown
ing OF ogden and Sheriff Bailey are
10 arrive this morning and viii then
announce whether Cole is the man they
want
REV. JOHN RICHELSEN RESIGNS
Rev. John Richelsen, pastor Of the West
minister Presbyterian church, has re-
signed his charge to accept a call from
New Cumberland. W. Va Mr. Richel-
sen declines to give any reason tor his
action further than the simple statement
that he believes his new ueid presents
larger opportunities WestmlnSters pas
tor has attracted no little attention duT-
ing the past few weeks by his economic
sermons and his congregation voiced us
sincere regret on learning of his De
termination after the Sunday evening
service
PLEA \ DOUBLE-HEADER.- {:
Erickson entered a plea % guilty OF
fighting in self-defense'' yesterday after
noon when aTTaigned with R. J. STEM
eel on a charge Of fighting in the pub
lie street Judge DIehi explained 10
Erickson that his plea was a dOubic-head-
ed proposition and would not stand, 50
he changed IL to simply guilty 1ne
men were arrested by Deputy Sherift
Booth Saturday. Sentence was suspended
in bot cases. as there had been no par
tfcuIar disturbance raised as q result OF
the defendants bad Judgment in choosing
"a battle ground
EXPLAIN HOTEL DIFFICULTY
Resident guests at the ManitOu hotel
have explained that the difficulty be
tween Mrs r 8. Hanks. proprietor, and
c. r BrOckway. an eastern tourist, SAT
rrfav night. was caused by the latter
refusal TO paw his indebtedness IN tuu-
Brookway. il is alleged gave sucn yer
sion of the matter TO OFFICER Selgfus
as 20 indicate that Mrs Hanks had at
feunte,I to OvercharEe him. He also at
leeod that Mrs Hanks threatened to
Il rflze him This is denied by witnesses.
as is the claim that he was being charged
too much.