The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-22
Local Briefs.

PRIMARY UNION TO MEET.-The
sunday school primary union VIII hold
A meeting at 1879 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing at the First Methodist church.
ANNUAL JUNE sEssIoN.-The an
nuaf June session. which viii conclude the
meetings Of the Ladies Aid of the First
Baptist church for the first half of the
year viii be held at go this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. W G Orem, 663
Third street.
United States Marshal 3. r. Haywood
will lose the sight of his right eve. An
operation was PERFORMED yesterday by
Or. Frederick StauffcT. but IL IS feared
that it viii not save the eye Marshal
Haywood rested much easier yesterday
.afteTnoOn-
GARRISON VERBRYCK THROWN
BY HORSE-Word has been received by
friends here of an accident which befell
Garrison. the IG--ear-Old son Of Mrs c.
g. Nerbryck last Saturday at the Rob
Roy ranch in Wyoming As result of
being thrown from pony the boy Is
lying in St Luke's hospital in Denver,
the physicians not having decided whether
the injury is a fracture Of the skull or
a cOnCusSiOn-
EVENING IN OLD SOU-TH.-The en-
tertainmcnt presented last night at Unity
hall under the title Of An Etcning in
the Old South was attended by many
friends Of the .. \. r. under the aus
pices of which il given Those who
took part in the programme were Miss
Louise Williams. Willard Weihe Hugh
DoUgalI. J. J. Mcclellan, Thomas J. Ash
worth. Mrs. Agnes Osborne. Mrs Lizzie
Thomas Edwards Misses Emily Larsen
Lottie Owen, Julia Jones and Mrs. Emma
Saunders
ARRESTED FOR OUSEBREAKING.
Henry Sanders was arrested last night
by Sergeant HemDel and Police Officer
SeigfuS on charge of hOUsebrea king.
Sanders Is said to have broken into a
room at the Grand Pacific hotel and stO-
len suit of clothes belonging to David
hilltgreW- The clothes were found yes
terday afternoon in a pawn shop on Com
mcrciat street and the clothes were ideD-
titled by killigrew- Later il was learned
that Sanders pawned them and he was ar
rested and charged with hOusebrea king
WAGNER FAMILY DESTITUTE
Attention has been called to the destitu-
ton which is now confronting the Wag-
ner family at 81 South First West street
Mrs Wagner. mother of Abe Majors. now
in confinement at the penitentiary. and
her two sons. aged Il and 81 nave been
struggling against circumstances until
recently they were forced to depend al
most wholly on neighbOrs for support.
The bO--s have obtained work. but will
receive no pay for several weeks and
until this time the. family of three must
have aid from outsiders
MANIAC MAY BE AT LARGE-A re-
port reached the police station yesterday
morning that crazy man was terToriz-
ing the residents in the neighbOrhOOd of
Agricultural park Inc pHITDl wagon
loaded with police officers was hurried
TO the scene. where they expected to run
down one of the dangerous men who cS-
capped from the state mental hospital at
Provo a few DAYS ago. They met the en-
tire population of that part of the city,
who directed them to where the man was
last seen After searching half an hour
they found a shirt which evidently be
longed to the supposed maniac, but moth
ing else
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
The programme for the Unitarian Sun
day school entertainment to be held al
o'clock this evening at Unitarian hall,
$40 South Second East street. is as fol-
lows. Cantata. Dream of the Flowers.
members Of the school; piano duet, the
Misses Brown. recitation Abbot Eddy.
violin solo. Arthur Moulton, song. Rosel-
Ia StrSuDs recitation Faith Redman,
song Flowers in MAY" Robert Meakin,
violin solo Dorothy Fisher; recitation,
Raymond link. piano solo. Spinning
Song" Beth Larson song. Nellie Has
broUck; monologue, 'PolIy's Surprise
Party Sarah PeTkes-