The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24
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WILL SING AT ST. MARK Sat St
Marks cathedral this morning Miss
Eleanor Putnam viii sing He VIII For
give by Frank Moir-
IN HONOR OF ELDER-An entertain
ment will be given at the Eleventh ward
meeting house in honor of Elder James
Dean. who is about to depart on mis-
sion to Great Britain
PSYCHIC SCIENCE LEAGUE-The
Phychic Science league meets tonight in
Room 23S Constitution building. Profess
sOr Harnden, graduate from the Wettmer
school viii lecture on Elements of Sug
gestion in Healing" The public is ad
mitted.
WILL CONSIDER WATER PROBLEM.
The state board Of corrections will meet
Monday to consider the action OF the city
council in cancelling its contract to sup
ply the state prison with water At its
last meeting the council decided to can
eel the contract in sixty days because of
4 dispute over the payment for the wa
ter by the state.
GIVE ICE CREAM SOCIAL.-The wo-
men of the St Patricks parish gave an
ice cream and strawberry festival last
Friday evening in honor Of Rev. Father
CuTran. over 3O0 people were present
A musical programme was given by Mrs
Clarence RaWlins, Mrs. Thomas Lamp
Tough, Miss Mary Mahan. Miss KatyIeen
Fitzpatrick and Miss Mazda Hegney.
WILL SPEAK ON Y. W. c. AIRS
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Colorado in the interests of the Y w.
&. A, and who has been working with
the local branch for the past few weeks,
will speak on the work Being done by the
national organization this morning at the
Westminster Presby -erian church. and in
the evening at the First Baptist church
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.-Arthur
LOwham, z years Of age. was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detective Frank
Wheeling for stealing 50 from trunk at
p Social avenue where he is rOoming
The trunk was broken open and the
money taken out Lowham was seen in
was missed. LOwham denied that he
took the money but afterward agreed to
pay it back if he was released.
TO GIVE A CANTATA.-The children
of the Junior choir of St. Marys cathe-
draI viii give a cantata, The Moon
Seventy-fiVe children will appear in songs
and dances. They viii be assisted by the
St. Cecilia chorus Of the cathedral The
proceeds will go toward putting the new
children's window in the new cathedral
Prominent members Of the cathedral par
ish have already engaged boxes for the
performance.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE TODAY.
-The Ensign stake holds its regular quar-
terlv conference today Sessions will be
held at 1870 a. m. in the Assembly hall
ana at 2 p m in the Tabernacle. The
Ia bernSCIe choir will furnish the music
gramme has been arranged for the morn
ing session, consisting of a solo by Ho-
race s Ensign and selections by the Ply
whitney Ensig n-SpenceT Quartette
and by a ladies' trio
LAKE is ARRAIGNED.-H ].
Lake alias Crossley. charged with de-
frauding 3. B. Haywood of the Cullen
hotel out of So board bill, was arraigned
yesterday morning before Judge c. 3.
Diehl. The defendant entered a plea of
not guilty through his counsel, A G.
Sutherland The court fixed his bail at
800 in default Of which he was COM
mitted to the custody of Sheriff Emery.
Lakes case will be called for hearing the
latter part of the week.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT-Thir-
ty-one births were reported to the health
department during the week. II males and
IA females. Twenty-three deaths were re-
ported. and three bodies were shipped in
here foT burial. Fourteen cases of con-
tagious and infectious diseases were re-
ported, as follows: Smallpox. ?; scarlet
fever. ?: diphtheria, S. chickenpox. 1:
whooping cough. l. Contagious and in
fictitious diseases remain in the city a
follows: Smallpox. 10: scarlet fever. 4.
diphtheria, s. cerebrO-spirsI meningitis, L