The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-13
THE SALTLAKE HERALD.
LOCAL BRIEFS

MISS DUNCAN WILL. SING.-Miss
Edna Duncan will sing today both morn
ing and evening at the Christian Science
church.
MISS RICHARDS WILL SING.-At st.
Marks cathedral today at both services,
Miss Emily Richards will sing The
Guiding STAR" by her brother, F. Dewey
Richards.
WILL REPLY TO ROBERTs.LTh
A G. Allen, secretary of local 2O2 Indus
trial Workers of the World, will answer
Brigham H. Roberts speech on Socialism
Seats are free.
PSYCHIC SCIENCE fLEAGUE.-The
Psychic Science League meets at o'clock
tonight in room 23S Constitution build
ing ing; The subject of. the evening lecture
suggestion
CAPTAIN MFARLANE WEDs.-Cap-
tam W McFarlane Of St John, Qtah,
day by Deputy Clerk David A Smith
They-will make their home at st. John
DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD.-Kather-
ing Woodward, the 3-year-old daughter of
Captain and Mrs. John z. Woodward of
Fort Douglas, died yesterday of bronchial
pneumonia. from which she had been suf-
fering since last Tuesday. Funeral an
nouncement will be made later.
TO REVISE COURSE OF STUDY.-The
committee of county Superiutendents ap-
pointed to revise the course of study in
final meeting June Il. The meeting will
be held in the office of Superintendent
John w. Smith of Salt Lake county. -
UTAH WOMEN -HONORED.-The Roll
of Honor, an annual English publication
which is a biographical record of women
who have worked for the public good just
sketches and complimentary notices of
two Utah women Mrs. Emmeline B.
! Wells and Susie Young. Gates.
HELD FOR OGDEN PoLICE.-John H.
gent j. J. Roberts and Police officer
Chambe for petit larceny and is being
held for the Ogden police. 1t is alleged
! that Daniels stole bicycle in Ogden. He
has served two terms in Ogden and one
in Salt Lake for similar offense.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT-Forty-
two births were reported to the health
department last week % males and p
females Twenty-seven deaths were re-
ported. and seven bodies were shipped
here for burial from outside points. Nine
new cases of contagious. diseases were
reported as follows; Smallpox, 6; scarlet
fever, /. The number of cases of conta-
gious disease now, in the city are fol-
lows: Smallpox, IT, scarlet fever, /; diph-
! liberia. l. Only four of the smallpox pa
tients are in the isolation hospital. The
! others are under quarantine
WILL FIGHT EXTRADITION-S c.
Negley. held for enbeZzlement for Black
foot, Ida, viii fight extraditiop. He has
counsel and it is probable that habeas
corpus proceedings will be- filed in the
district court Tomorrow -Negley, it is al
legged, 'embezzled $500 from the Harris q
company nursery, for which company he
was employed as collector. = He was To-
Gated in Salt Lake Thursday and ar
rested by Detectives Chase and Burt on
information received from the officials at
/ Blackfoot 81.
MORMON ELDERS HEARD FROM
Five Mormon elders who became sepa-
rated from their COMPANIONS during the
/ earthquake and fire at San Francisco
have been heard from. They were en-
IrO n ga and liza mis-
sion and have left the ruined city with
all of their baggage. They sailed for
Honolulu April .. The news was re-
/ ceived in Salt Lake yesterday by Elder
/ George Reynolds in a letter written to
him by President Joseph Z. Robinson of
/ the California mission The names of the
son. r. s Remington, Mark Hardman and
/ Alex. Layton. ID