The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
Photo by Harry Simpler.

SOLO AT ST. MARY'S.-At st. Mary's
cathedral today, Miss Clara Fafek Of the
St Cecilia chorus will sing an % SaIu-
taris'' by Bordese.
NOTIFY INDIAN WAR VETERANS
The Indian War Veterans of Utah are
FIRST South streets at o'clock a m,
Decoration Day, TO take part in the pa
rade.
MISSION OF ORGANIZATION
James A. Baker of SLOGAN. British Column
bia, will speak at Federation of Labor
hall, Sunday evening. Ma u Subject:
The Mission of Organization"
SMOKER FOR COMPANY H.1COm-
paHy II of the National Guards of Utah
Will give a smoker on Tuesday, May 25rd
in honor of non-COms- The entertain
ing committee consists of Walter Roland,
Alfred Abila and J. Crosby.
MEMORIAL DAY SERNON.-At Tenn
pie 3 nai Israel Friday evening, May
-6 Rabbi Charles J. Freund will deliver
an address on Legends Learned from the
Nations Memorial Day" a general in
vitation has been extended to all members
of the local orders of the Grand Army
OF the Republic TO be present
NO LIQUOR AT CALDERS -Granite
Amusement association will have con-
troll of Caiders park this year. 1t IS
stated that the resort will be run on
strictly temperance lines. The saloons
will be boarded Up and only soft drinks
Light < Railway company viii be the
manager.
BARRAT'T HALL LECTJ Rr.S.-At I-.,D
O'Clock today Dr.. J. r. Talmage VIII de
liver in Barratt hall the last of his series
of lectures on Jesus. Jhe Christ Oh
lowing his address Prof. John NJ. Mills
will conclude the last lecture Of his series
on The Rise and the Fail Of the Nephite
Nation This service, if II may be called
such, VIII mark the termination Of the
regular lecture course at the Barratt hall
for this part Of the year.
BOOK on NATIONAL -GTARD.-A
booklet on the organization and muster
ing into service of the National Guard of
Utah has just been published. It reviews
the work that has been accomplished by
the National Guard and contains several
Illustrations of camp life. The reports OF
the government Inspection are also con
tanned in the booklet and an account Is
given of the work that Will be done when
the new armory IS completed.
MORE CONDUCTORS COMING Two
parties of conductors viii arrive TINS
forty-one Fort Worth conductors via the
Southern Pacific and Rio Grande, the
other the Boston party which was here
last week. over the Salt Lake route The
local branch Of the Order Of Railway Con
duCtOrs Will extend the usual COuTteSIeS
TO the visitors. Both parties go out over
thu BiO Grande Western at 500 this even
ing
According TO statement made by Act
ing Prosecuting Attorney in police court
yesterday. James Z Smith, the attorney
stabbed by William Oliver, miner. viii
not prosecute Smiths injuries. which
were received during an alteration Fri
dav afternoon, are not serious. Oliver
was present in court yesterday, but there
was no formal complaint He will he held
a day or two pending the outcome Of the
attorneys injuries.
CITY HEALTH REPORT.-Ihe report
Of the city health department for The
week ending May % shows II births. -
males and 20 females The death report
for the same period numbered l6 s male
and s female. Of these II were residents.
6 male and female; non-resideutS, 1
male and female, bodies were shipped
out of the city, and ! brought here for in
torment. The conta Eious disease report
for the week numbered u. as follows
Diphtheria, / case smallpox, J. cases,
and > cases of measles
REMEMBER HER BTRTHDAT--YCs-
tcrday was proud day in the life of Mrs
Lucy Harrington. II was her elEuJy-Ser-
Cnd birthday and to celebrate the event
some twenty-five of the members of the
Eastern Star assembled at the Harriug-
ton home, 1929 South Tenth East. in the
afternoon Mrs. Harrington Is the oldest
member of the Eastern Star and this an
uual gathering at her home on her biT,-a-
day has come to be a fixed festival in ne
calendar of the order. Yesterday a lunch
and a nice programme of songs, music
and speaking played their appropriate
parts III the celebration.