The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-11
Local Briefs.


WILL SING AT ST. MARY'S.-At St
will sing the ''Benedictus" from La
Hache.
MISS OSBORNE WILL SING.-At St
Mark cathedral this morning Miss Amy
Osborne viii sing Strength of the Hills, -
by George Nevin.
K. OF c. CALL MEETING
knights of Columbus Salt Lake council
No. COZ, win hold a special meeting Tues
day evening at their temple in tho Jen-
nings block.
JUDGE BROWN SPEAKS.-Judge Will
lis Brown went to Murray last evening
to address a meeting of the citizens there
IN regard TO the formation of better
ment league and the work Of the juvenile
court.
WILL BE BURIED TODAY.-Richard
Graham, the man who was killed in an
accident at the Rio Grande depot, viii be
today at Z N. Bishop Taylor of the
Fourteenth ward will conduct the ser
vices.
ADDRESSES COUNTY TEACHERS
Mrs Brooks Vincent addressed a large
number of county teachers in the house of
representatives chamber yesterday morn
ing on Life in the Arctic Region" The
address was illustrated by many hand
some views.
VIOLATORS DIsCHARGED.-Jud c.
B. Diehl was lenient again yesterday
with the viOlatOrs of the expectoratiOn or
dinance, discharging eight defendants and
releasing their bail. The court informed
them, however, that the leniency of the
court would not be extended further and
that the customary fine Of 81 would be
imposed.
MARK ANNAPOLIS PAPERS MON
DAY.-The examiners who have charge of
the competitive examination for a cadet
ship at the United States naval academy
viii mark the papers tomorrow. The eX-
animation of the nine applicants was con-
cluded yesterday. The appointment is to
be made by Senator Reed SmoOt.
TWO MEETINGS OF Y. NJ. C. A-Rev.
Elmer /. Goshen viii address the Y NJ
G. A mems meeting at 1870 D. m. on "A
Man A vocal solo will be rendered by
Halle Gilbert Foster. In the gymnasium
at O'Clock. Judge Willis Brown will talk
to the boys on The Boy Who Grew Out
Of his Clothes Boys can obtain admis-
sion by applying for tickets at the boys
section Of the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT-Thirty-
SIX births 3 males and IS females. were
reported to the board of health for last
week There were 80 deaths. p males
and females. Nineteen cases of conta-
gious diseases We're reported as follows;
Smallpox, 8; scarlet fever, 2; diphtheria
9; chlckenpox, ?; measles, l. The total
number or cas- S remaining Under treat
ment follow: Smallpox, 81; scarlet fever,
6; diphtheria, 6; chickenpox, ?; measles, /.
CHARGED WITH BEATING WIFE
W. W. Miller, charged with assault and
battery upon his wife, was arraigned yes
terday morning before Judge c. B. Diehl
The defendant entered a plea Of not gull
ty. The case was set for 10 o'clock Mon
day morning and the defendants bail was
fixed in the sum of $50, in default Of
which he was committed to the city Jail
It Is alleged in the complaint that Miller
struck his wife about the head and body
with his fist.
DALTON TO LECTURE-''The Rights
and Wrongs of Unionism' will be the sub
Ject of the Sunday evening lecture by w.
| ). Dalton of the Industrial Workers Of
| the World at Federation Of Labor hall
Mrs. Dalton Will deal with the question
Of the open shop, the eight-hour day and
the so-called strike. Questions and dis
cussiOn viii be invited at the close of the
lecture. good musical programme has
been arranged and an invitation is extend
ed to everybody interested in social pro
greSs TO attend. Admission and seats are
] free. Come and bring your friends.