The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11
Local Briefs.


JEWISH RELIEF SOCIETY.-The
jewish Relief Society viii hold special
meeting at ) O'Clock Monday afternoon at
the 3. b lodge rooms. Business of i'm
portance IS to be transacted
THEM OF BIKE CHARGED Frank
Jaeger. charged with stealing a bicycle
from Bingham Junction. was arrested
yesterday and will be held for the Bing-
ham Junction Officers He was arrested
on a warrant, sworn to by John AIbean.
charging him with petit larceny.
DEPUTY LEAVES HOSPITAL-Dep-
uty Sheriff Lafayette ChideSter who lost
his leg several weeks ago as a result of
bullet wound received while attempting
to quell a riot among some AuStrianS at
Bingham Junction was able to leave the
keOgh-Wright hospital yesterday after
noon
SCHOOL PROPERTY DEEDS ARE
SIIN ED--IhC board of education held
special meeting yesterday forenoon at
which the president and secretary were
instructed 10 sign warranty deeds to the
sold to Kelsey & Gillespie for over
THESPIANS ARE MARRIED--Sam T
Reed Of St Louis. Mo, and Myrtle L.
MorltZ of Denver. Colo, obtained a mar
riage license in the county clerks office
by Deputy County Clerk David A. Smith
The bride and groom are in the theatrical
profession
WILL PRESENT CANTATA.-The A
NJ. E. Sunday school will present in two
new acts cantata- The Little Gypsy.
Friday night at the First Methodist
church, Under the management of Mrs
". w Taylor Thirty-Six little girls will
take part in the entertainment. A mu-
steal and literary programme will also
be given.
WILL ADDRESS HOME LEAGUE
Rev. T. W. PinkertOn will lecture Tues
day evening. June Is. under the auspices
of the Home Protective league i'm the
Ladies' Literary club rooms His subject
is The Love of the Beautiful" Admis-
sion is free. The Home Protective league
meets with Mrs. D II. Twomey Friday
afternoon, June 10
CHuDREN'S DAY AT BURLINGTON
CHAPEl--IOd3N Is children day at
the Burlington Baptist mission Sunday
school a splendid programme will be
rendered by the teachers and scholars of
the school A cordial welcome is eX-
tended to all who wish to visit the school
to enjoy the music and recitations. Serv-
ices begin at 800 p m.
HELD FOR PETIT LARCENY L.
Adamsou was arrested last night by Po-
lice Officer Simpson for stealing two
pairs OF trousers yesterday from Rowe &
kelly'S clothing store at 132 South Main
street AdamSOn was caught on Com
merCial street while trying to sell the
pants at a pawn shop The pants were
identified and a complaint was filed
against him on the charge of petit lar
ceny.
CHARGED WITH HITTING CHILD
sam Cflatz. Greek. was arrested yester-
day morning by Police Officer Moore on
d warrant charging him with assault and
battery. The warrant was sworn to By
Mrs. Mary DaUgherty, who lives near the
Rio Grande Western depot. and she
claims that Glatz struck one of her chill
dren with q whip. Glatz will be given a
hearing in police court tomorrow after
noon.
MACHINISTS To PTCNIC.-An excur-
sion of the members of the international
Association of MaChiniSts and the Rrotb
erhood of Boilermakers to Lagoon will
take place June 10 A programme of ath-
Ietic sports has been arranged. including
a baseball game between two mines com
posed of maCniniStS and bOilerma kers
Bob Fitzsimmons, who in his yout HUI
days welded d blaCksmitfs hammer
viii umpire one inning of the game
BABES BODY FOUND.-The body of
a babe was found yesterday afternoon by
John I Burnlngnam IN a paper sack in
the rear of the Western Junk companvs
buildings at 26} West First South street
Mr.. Birmingham was hauling off a
wagOniOad of rubbish when he found the
sack. On opening IL he found the body.
and later reported the matter TO the no
lice. An investigation was made but so
far there arc no developments in the
case.
SALT LAkER UNDER ARREST
6 CaTSt eBSen- a travelling man of Salt
Lake City. was arrested yesterday at
hichfield for embeZzling a typewriter
valued at So from the 1 Y J. Furniture
company Christensen was arrested bv
Sheriff Abbott of Richfieid on inforn1a-
ton furnished by Sheriff Emery. The
affair occurred several days ago. but not
until day before yesterday was a warrant
sworn out before Justice of the Peace
Dana T Smith. Christensen is now en-
ployed by r. Elite. a candy manufacturer
MCSTC AT CHURCHES Miss Judith
Evans viii sing a solo entitled Rest By
Lillian Patti Sheldon. at the Phillips
Congregational church this evening Mr.
Frank J. Schmidt of New York will rem
der violin solo at the Phillips Congre-
gational church this evening. Miss Lulu
Mayne- windsor viii sing in the Presby-
terrain church this morning at the special
children's day exercises. Miss Wilma
Atwood a promising young contralto. will
sing God Shall Wipe Away All Tears -
from Sullivan's Light of the World. ."
Tuesday afternoon at the Relief society
conference held in the Granite stake
house.