The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

DEATH or RAY JENSEN.-Ray Jeu-
son, aged y years, whose home IS in
the Third ward. died last evening of in
flammatiOn of the bowels. He leaves
wife and child.
SAYS HE is BANkRUPT-Iee Cham
beTlain Of Salt Lake filed petition of
voluntary bankruptcy yesterday I'm the
federal court His liabilities amounted
TO Sl,C93 and his assets were set forth at
PSYCHIC SCIENCE LEAGUE.-The
Psychic Science league will meet tonight
in room 23S Constitution building. a lee
tUre IN the series on Suggestion" on
Concentration viii be delivered The
public is invited.
SCHOOL WILL GIVE PLAT.-The Pier
pOnt School of Oratory and Physical CUI-
ture with +. A. Mstcalf and Miss Bur
kella Pierce viii present q number of
their pupils in The Rough Diamond"
next Thursday evening in the Y. NJ G.
A auditorium.
VETERAN IS DEAD.-Indian War
Veterans who can do so are requested to
attend the funeral of their COmrade. VIII
liam R Jones. The services viii be held
in the Twenty-sixth ward meeting house
at Seventh West and Eighth South
streets at 2-30 p m. today
Mr. HAMMOND RETURNS-GeorEe
A. Hammond of the reclamation service
of Utah returned yesterday from Wyo-
ming, where he has been inspecting drill
work in connection with the Pathfinder
irrigation project Mr. Hammond reports
that the work is going on satisfactorily.
SOCIALIST GATHERIN+W. s. Dalton
Will speak at the meeting of the Indus
trial Workers in Labor Halls this evening
and there viii be a musical programme
This meeting will close the prOpa ganda
which the Industrial Workers have been
carrying on for some time past of So
Cialism
MOsTYN OWEN GOES ABROAD
Charles MOstyn Owen, who has had
charge of the working UP Of the evidence
against Senator Reed SmoOt from the in
ception OF the SmOOt case, and who has
spent the winter in Washington, sailed
for Europe from New York Friday. ac-
companied by Mrs. Owen They will re-
turn to Salt Lake next fall.
CHILD Is BURIED.-MardelIe Marie
MetcaIf. infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James A Metcalf Of Salt Lake. was bur
led at the old home of her parents at
Adrian, Mich, a week ago today. The
Adrian papers say that the funeral was
largely attended The funeral was held
at the home of the Child's grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. MetCalf-
PEACE MEETING TONIGHT.-There
Will be a peace meeting in the Twelfth
ward chapel. this, the 9th inst. begin
ming at $50 p. m, to which all interested
in universal peace are invited w. w
Ritter viii address the meeting. Special
music will be furnished. This meeting
will be held under the auspices of the
Relief society and Y L. NJ /. associ-
alton
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-Thir-
ty-fOur births were reported during the
past week. il males and % females
Thirty-nine deaths were reported during
the week and two bodies were shipped
here from outside points for burial EIev-
en- cases of contagious disease were re
ported as follows Smallpox, I; scarlet
fever, 3; diphtheria, .; whooping cough.
I; measles, 1; chiCkenpOx, 1; typhoid fe-
yer. I; pneumonia, I.
RECEPTION BY Y. W &. A.-The y. W
G. A will give a reception June T. and
the house viii be ready TO receive those
who wish rooms there the day follow
ing 1t is hoped that the girls who have
already applied for membership will reg
lister before that time so that proper ar
engagements can be made for the help.
etc The house is almost ready now for
occupancy, and many Of the rooms have
already been asked for