The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ing, of the Worlds fair commission yes
terday.
TO SING oFFERTORY.-Mr, Philip
Barter Will sing King of Eternity as an
offertory solo at st. Marks cathedral this
morning.
NEW YORKER WILL, SINGH. ]
Gaulet Of New, York)City will sing ''Ros-
airy Ave Maria at St, Mary's cathedral
at the II O'Clock mass this morning
SOCIALISTS MEET TONIGHT-The
Socialists will resume their Sunday even
ing meetings tonight at Federation of
Labor hall. Joseph Gilbert will speak on
Campaign Issues
GOES TO NEW ORLEANS Rey Fa-
Their NJ. j. Murphy, who was suddenly
transferred recently from All HaIIoWs
college. has been assigned by the Marist
order to Jefferson college, near New Or
leans.
TO DEAL IN TYPEWRITERS.-W. w.
Bacon. j. W. Merrill. E. r. Bacon, +. T.
Merrill and E: L. Thompson have incOr-
porated the Salt Lake typewriter ex-
change The capital stock IS $500. with
shares at $40 each.
UTAH PRESS MEETING.-Th Utah
Press association will hold its annual
meeting at IL a, m Wednesday. Sept. :,
members will have an outing at Utahna
park. where special programme will be
given
VETERANS TO NfEET.-The veteran
meet
hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon and make
, arrangements for turning out on Labor
day and participating in the Labor day
parade: All old Volunteer Firemen are
cordially invited to attend this meeting.
TWO TONS OF CLANS COMING.-J.
b. Bean of the Salt Lake & Ogden Rail-
way company received a telegram last
evening from Seattle. stating that two
tons OF claims had been shipped to Salt
Lake. They will arrive today in time for
I q 0Io hol
coon.
HOLDS DEATH ACCIDENTAL
y Attorney j. J. Whitaker has concluded
after an investigation into the circum-
stances surrounding the death of Mrs
Z. Herbert 3-months -Old daughter that
the child was smothered as the result OF
an accident. for which no blame attaches
70 the mother. 1t is not believed that an
Inquest Eill be necessary.
ASSIGNMENTS NOT MADE.-owing to
the inability TO secure a quorum of the
school board committee on teachers yes
for the coming year will not be made I'M
III Tuesday evening. Teachers who desire
to know their probable location can as
certain it by telephOning Superintendent
| of Schools David Christensen.
"STENoS'' WILL MEET-FolIowiug 4
vacation Of the past two months the
Steno club will resume it's regular meet
| lngS at the club rooms. 900 Security Trust
| building next Thursday evening, Sept g.
| This meeting promises to be of more
than ordinary interest owing TO the fact
| that a mock trial has been arranged for
one Of the members being charged as the
/ culprit- The club extends cordial in
vitation TO all stenographers to attend
and promises them an enjoyable evening )
entertainment.
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.-A testI-
monial will be given Miss Ivy Houtz
next Friday evening at the Seventh
NfezrsfN limo
| parture FOR Europe, where she Will con-
! tinue her musical studies. The pro-
| gramlne, which Will begin at O'Clock
| includes a solo by Walter Spencer. a
violin obligato by Miss X Fitzpatrick.
/ "A violin solo by Willard Weihe. a duet
| by Mrs. j. Clinton and Mrs. Burns. n
| piano solo by Miss Richardson and a
reading by Miss Catherine Butler.
BIBLE CLASS REUNION.-The Young
! people Of Mrs. Lees Bible class enjoved
a pleasant evening Thursday. Sept /. the
occasion being the annual banquet IN
honor OF the retiring and incoming nrasf-
dents. J. Reid. the retiring president. is
/ leaving 70 take a college course in Ne
| braska university, and is succeeded nv
Elmer Y. Smith. After a musical and
| social hour in the halls of the church.
| the class adjourned to the class room,
where covers were laid Tor f0rty-fotir
| and tpasts were given. VIII Siblev was
| postmaster. The remarks of the two
! presidents. were appropriate to the Oc-
! casion.
ARTHUR THOMPSON BETTER Ar
| thur Thompson. who is III IN St. Louis. is
| conva!escing. according TO word received
! in Salt Lake yesterday. On recommends
| ton OF Governor Wells he was made q
! member of the Jefferson guards of St
| Louis last May and has been doing guard
| duty at the Worlds fair Prior 10 his
| connection with the Jefferson guards he
| was a member OF the signal corps of the
national guard OF Titan. Three weeks age
| he was taken sick with typhoid fever q nd
was admitted to the Baptist sanitariurn
| in St. Louis. Hearing that he was crit
! ically III, Bricadier General John y. Can
non teiegrapned yesterday to Director
( General Whitaker. who is in charge Oi
| the Utah building on the Worlds fair
! grounds. asking him 10 ascertain tho
young mans condition and Jet him know
! at once General Cannon received q wire
/ from Director General Whitaker last night
| saying that while Thompson had beer
| dangerously sick. he was recovering rap
idiy and would soon be ready to report
| for duty.