The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
Local Briefs.

D
! Israel viii be held al p m today at
J their temple TO take action on the new
constitution and bylaws
FREE KINDERGARTEN ENTER
/ East Second South street viii give an
/ entertainment to the friends and pa
| irons and those interested. next Thurs
day morning, at the school
WILL HOLD JOINT AIEETING.-A
/ faiut meeting of the ladies' mission cir
5lrs Of the East Side Baptist church and
Z the First Baptist church will be held
3 At --gu D. m Monday at the First Bap-
fist church. Mrs Ida c Clothier will
speak
/ WEEDS on GRADTATION.-NIiCh 81
] St0ker and Miss Olivia StTinger obtained
I q license yesterday and were married in
/ the county clerks office by G 8. Buck
! walter The bride Is member Of the
/ graduating class from St Marks school
/ FOR nurses
/ MASONIC QCARTETTE CONCERTS
/ Beginning with the first Sunday in June
/ the Masonic quartette viii give concerts
I AT the lake Sundays throughout the
/ month. The members Of the qUaTtette
/ are Mrs. Edward Moore. Miss Agatha
I BerkhoeL Fred c. Graham and Willard
] SCuires
REHEARSING FOR CANTATA,-Mrs.
", W. Taylor IS rehedTsing the children
of the A N + Sunday school for the
new CautaJa- The Little Gypsy" which
/ viii be given some time i'm June. Good
.
4 purpose Of raising funds TO assist in pay
ing off the church debt
BYWATER A GRANDFATHER Chief
of the Fire Department W. II. Bvwater
was busy last evening receiving the con-
ETatulatiOus Of his friends over the fact
that he had advanced i'm dignity to the
position Dr. life of being d grandfather
rus daughter, Mrs. Leon Davis. gave
birth yesterday to a underground SON
VISITORS DAY AT UNION SCHOOL
vvre.- will
ne open Tor visitors next Friday morning
IN the Union school. The kindergarten,
although established for only d few
months past IS in flourlshlnE condition
and VIII have something to show visitors
IN the way Of its work on its visitors
RECEIVES WORD OF SONS DEATH
Mary J. Pearcy. a resident Of this city,
received. word yesterday of the death OF
her son, George A. Pearcy, who died
at his home at COvingtOu. Pa. from IN
Jurles received in an explosion short
time ago. The deceased was 4 years old
and leaves wife and a family OF i've
children
NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE-WiI lillian
Park. who was arrested for robbiuE vii
liam Reese of so in the Board OF Trade
saloon ON West Second South street was
discharged yesterday afternoon by Judge
c. B. Diehl on account of insufficient
evidence Park was accused Of touch
ing. Reese while he was playing cards
In the rear Of the saloon
CAUGHT AFTER MANY DAYS.-Evan
Green who made his escape from PO-
lice officer Bert Seager several nights
ago when the officer ATTEMPTED to ar
rest him was arrested by Police Officer
Armstrong yesterday afternoon. Green
was with a gang wanted for vagrancy,
but proved to be too fieet-foOted for Of
ficer Seager and escaped.
GREEK Is ARRESTED-Gus Booras.
Greek, was arrested last night by 70
lice Officer Leaver on the charge of
petit larceny. It Is alleged that R0oras
stole a suit of clothes from an Italian
TOomiuE house on West Second South
and pawned them. When he was searched
at the police station the ticket for
the clothes was found and the stolen
property recovered.
\. T. FRATERNITY ELECTION-Au
initiation and election were held DIT the
a F. fraternity house last night. about
twenty-five members being present The
following officers were chosen President
karl HOPKINS. vice president, H Leo
Marshall secretary, Howard AiStOu
treasurer, George hedges executive com
mittee- Horace Whitney- Dell Judd A
banquet followed the election.
FORMER UTAHN ELECTED TO
HIGH POST--Isaac Goldberg. who was
at one time private secretary to Judge
O w Powers Of the Utah territorial SUI
prcme court, has been elected president
of the Sixth district Grand lodge. hide
pendent Order B'Nal B Rith, which has
supervision over the membership in the
Minnesota Io--a and Nebraska
ARMY DEsERTER ARRESTED. J
Plessmann. q deserter from Fort Doug
las was arrested yesterday afternoon b.
Detectives Chase and Burt and Is being
held for the post officials. PleSsmanu
has a wife and child here and after an
absence Of nearly q year returned a short
time ago The officers at the post mott
fled the police that he was IN the city
and asked To have him arrested
ton has been received here that the
painting The Alteration Of the Ages.
from the brush of J. r Harwood. the
artist OF this city has been accorded the
the Paris salon. a position which artists
all over the world covct as the mark Of
their highest aspirations Two other pic
lures by him have received prominent
places from the hanging committee
AFTER \ WIFE-DESERTER-Deputy
Sheriff Joseph Bull left yesterday for
RcXhurg. Ida, with requtsition papers for
the return of Robert Bean hack drIV-
ct. who deserted his wife and child in
Salt Lake City Bean was mar
Tied about year ago and shortly after
and since that time his wife has been
compelled 20 support herself and child
The county officials have taken steps
to prosecute him for desertion.
ALUMNTs YEAR BOOK.-The Alum
nj association Of the Salt Lake high
school has Just issued tho annual year
book. and il Is now being distributed
aupuE the members Several Ob-erv-
auceS for commencement week have been
planned. the most eventful being the ban
Uuat and reception to this years grad I
7fatiuE class. at tho West Side campus J
she evening of June :. During she en-
"a mpmeut Of the cadets At LAGOON. the I
Alumni viii hold field day. The chief
feature viii he a ball game between the .
Alumni and the Cadets
CTTY-S VITAL STATISTICS.-Thc re- /
port of the city health department for !
The week ending May = shows - births |
90 which L were male and J. were fe- I
male The death report for the same ne /
Rod numbered L. J male and > female. I
IF these were residents. . male and > /
female uoU-resideuts. > male and I fe- /
male Z male still born. > bodies were
shipped out of the city and we're I
brought here for lntcTment- The con- /
ta-ieu- disease report for the week num-
scarlet fever. I case, smallpox. Il cases, /
and measles, 3 cases
STAKE IS NOT LIABLE-On tho re- /
quest Of Secretary T. r. Beatty of the I
state board of health. Attorney General /
Breeder has given an opinion a. To the I
liability Of the state for damages In the /
case NJ infected animals killed i'm which i
LG says. You are advised that If the I
animal was afflicted beyond doubt with /.
"a disease that could be communicated to /
other animals. which might eudauger ]
their lives the state would not be liable 1
animal I might add further that the 4
owner of such animal Is required by our 4
statutes t. Kill such animal and If he /
fails 90 do so. * guilty Of a misde- /
meanor-'
Bike" races at salt Palace, May 30. /