The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-03

WOMEN WILL MEET-There will be
an all-day meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Central Christian church
next Thursday in the church parlors.
BEET FLY EXPERT TO LEHI-Mr.
Hooker, the expert sent here by the de-
partment of agriculture TO study the beet
fly question left for Lehi last night in
company with Agricultural Superintend-
ent George Austin of the Utah Sugar
company.
DENIES THAT HE is RICH.-C. C.
Anderson. the blind paper dealer. denies
the story that he has accumulated wealth.
lie says his main object in selling papers
at THIS time is TO accumulate enough
money TO establish his wife in a small
town in the county.
PRESENT OF A CHAIN.-Manager
John F. Harris of Saltair was yesterday
presented with a solid gold watch chain.
the gift of the employees directly under
him al the resort, as a token of their
esteem. The present too Mr.. I<arris COM
pletely by surprise, but he valued the
gift none the less on this account.
DRIVES A LAME HORSE.-Morris
Siegel. peddler, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Police Officer Thomas
Simpson on the charge of cruelty to ami
mails. Siegel was driving a horse so lame
that il could hardly walk and il was as
poor as skeleton. His case will come up
Monday morning before Judge c. B.
Dieh!.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT - The
weekly report of the city board of health
for the week ending September 2. shows
70 births; IL males and females. There
were II cases of contagious diseases re-
ported during the week consisting of Is
cases of typhoid fever; one case of smafi
pOX; cases of diphtheria and l case OF
scarlet fever.
PAWNS HIS GUN.-The charge of EN-
beZZiement was filed against Cornelius
KoOyman. a member OF the Utah Ma
uonal Guard, yesterday for paWning
rifle issued TO him al the time OF his en-
hstment. The complaint was sworn 70 by
Lieutenant L. +. Bourne before Justice OF
the Peace Dana II. Smith. Kooyman was
arrested by Police Officer G.. Brown on
Friday when il was reported to the police
that he had disposed of his gun for the
sum of Sc.
RAISED A ROUGH House,. =
Wilson refused to pay for his laundry
yesterday afternoon at the Model Steam
laundry on Commercial avenue and Gre
ated a rough house. He was forctbly
elected from the office and Manager E.
Moore landed a stiff punch on his Jaw.
The disturbance soon gathered a crowd.
Detectives Raleigh and Shannon were on
the spot and placed Wilson under arrest.
He was booked at the police station for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
NEPHEW OF MAORI CHIEF DIES
Ihaka LIE Kanapa Whaanga, the le-year-
old son of Apikara Whaanga, and nephew
of Hirini Whaanga, the Maori chieftain
now residing in Salt Lake, passed away
at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the l..
d. S. hospital. The lad was seized with
appendicitis Thursday and death followed
an operation Funeral services will be
held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in the
Twenty siXth ward meeting house. The
remains may be viewed at the family
residence. 81 West Eighth South street,
between p. m. and p. m.
LEAGUE MEETING.-At the regular
meeting Friday evening of the New
Thought Science League c. r. Madsen
gave the fourth lecture of the series on
Philosophical Electricity" and Illus
trated with mechanical devices electro
magnetism by induction, impressing on
his hearers the Importance of having a
knowledge of mechanical electricity, be
fore taking up the study Of higher cleo
tricity of the human body, which pos
sesses all of the functions to receive and
transmit thought waves. The next in the
series will be Oscillations and the Hert-
Zian Waves" or wireless telegraphy.
Miss Halle Foster. contralto, Saltair
TODAY.