The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mcclellan win give an organ recital at
the tabernacle tomorrow afternoon. The
doors Will be closed promptly at 30
MANY BILLS ALLOWED.-The state
mon hly meeting yesterday. The session
continued throughout the day. The only
business transacted was the auditing and
ordering paid Of the usual number of
bis.
CORPORAL MADE LIEUTENANT
At an election Of officers for battery A.
ght artillery. L y. G.. held last night.
Corporal Fred Smith was elected to the
commission of second lieutenant. He has
been connected with the battery for three
years.
BOY LOSES FINGERS.-Frank FoIger.
living at De Center street, met with
pa nful accident yesterday afternoon
while shingling small summer kitchen
He slipped on the roof and cut off his
thumb and fore finger with a Ratchet. He
was taken 10 the EeOgh- Wright hospital
where he was attended t..
SOLDIERS GO TO JAIL.-Andrew ".
Noel aud Row. ley Mention were sentenced
10 ten days in the city jail yesterday
afternoon on the charge or fighting. They
are both soldiers and were in the free
fQr,aI fight which occurred last friday
hlght at the Continental TcOming house
at luN South West Temple street.
CHAPLAIN ANTON ILL.-ChapIaIn
Joan T AXton. Eighteenth United states
in antry. is i'll with sciatic rheumatism
Yer which was received from him by
friend in this city. The spiritual ad-
visor OF the regiment says that he has
been sick since October .. 1908
MAKING SEWER CONNECTIONS
Plumbing Inspector w. J. Ieaker issued a
day. Since the city board of health Is
sued its notice that sewer connections
must be made without any unnecessary
ueldN: people al over the city have been
complying with the notice To prevent be-
ing brought into court ana prosecuted.
REGISTER RECEIVES LAND PLAT.
-heglS,er +. y. Hobbs Of the United
Sta.es land office has received from tho
hited states surveyor general a fraC-
tional plat Of township y south range Il
east salt Lake meridian. The plat will
De flIed i'm the land office May i. The
; a. enjoys the right until July &C. to
make indemnity selections Then the
remaining land viii he thrown open 10
eh-ry under the public land laws
LARGE STREET MEETING-Dr. l.
y. Lamkin held an open air religious
meeting last night i'm front of the Ken
yon motel. which was attended by about
80 men. women and children. He spoke
on Lion in the Way" Rev. ID. A.
crown Offered an invocation and 4 male
Gtartette sang At the conclusion Of the
nee unE Dr. Lamkin adjourned to the
lrst Bapti church, where be held a
second service. In that edifice he spoke
on ENDURANCE Of Christian Life"
SOLD BEER TO wOMEN.-- Dpboca
bartender IN the Continental saloon on.
FIRST South and West Temple was last
night caught i'm the act Of selling beer
10 women m the beer garden that has
nten opened IN the rear of the place Of
iicers Brown and COrleSs were detailed
10 watch the place and after seeing sew
era women going into the garden. they
watched Tor the bartender to bring them
Deer out through the back entrance and
arrested him. He deposited 800 for mis-
appearance in police court today.
TALKS TO STUDENTS.-Robert {.
Dupdoucy Of Paris addressed the students
al. the state university yesterday after
NOON on the subject: Girls in the
Modern French Novels Tnc lecture was
well attended and Of SPECIAL interest 20
inc classes IN history and literature. Mr.
Dupdoucy came from Paris about eight
months ago for the purpose of studying
the English language. lie has oeen az
Harvard university where he holds tho
chair OF professor in French. He was
sent here by tho minister of public in
struction and when he returns 70 Paris
VII teach the English.
MRS MAJORS DEAD-Mrs. virginia
+. Ma iorS Gied at her home in Layton
early yesterday morning of stomach
trouble after an illness OF bur three
days She had suffered from the ailment
az intervals for several years but re
Gently until the fatal attack came, had
been in unusually good health. Mrs
v ajCrs was - years Of age ana leaves "A
hus band and eight children She was
and of Bishop John 3. McMaster Of
II ieham City. Mrs. jors was one OF
the best known ara L.-st highly esteemed
women OF Davis county and her death
VIII be sincerely moUrned by a large
Ci Gle Of friends. The fLreraI arrange
ments win be announced later
LECTURES on COOKING.-Fannie
Merritt Farmer Of Miss Farmers school
OF 60 key Boston. and former principal
o. the Boston Cooking scnoOl. author Of
the Roston Cooking School cook book
Food and Cookery for the Sick and
hlutes. il making a tour of the west
Wrere she VIII deliver lectures in al the
y ihCliai Cities, SAT- Lake City being one
OF her stopping places. Miss Farmer will
give three demonstration lectures here on
lhe aftrrnc ons CT April q % and -. her
SUBJECTS being salads. entrees. desserts
etc. and rs she is one .if the leading
ca Gators of the country i'm this line of
WORK. Y Is expected that her lectures will
o. wei attended. The time and place OF
SAID lectures Will be announced later.
TWO FIRE ALARMS less than
IItcen minutes two alarms game into
the fire department. last night but
Eeither blaze did any damage. The first
came from the new Emery Holmes ter
race about 1850 o'clock, and both de-
parInents No. I and No. RESPONDED
me ire was discovered in the attic and
was eating through the sheeting out on
10 the root The sparks were seen from
the Alta club and the alarm turned in
captain Stabb and his crew went up
through the back stairs with hand
chemical apparatus and extinguished the
IRE. Which was gaining Roadway in the
wind The second alarm came In before
II O'Clock from so West North Temple
street. but proved 10 be only a pile of
rubbish which had been set on fire. and
was being famed into a blaze BIZ the
wind.