The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30

hit her on the wrist with an axe.
William Bates was taken TO the Lat
tcr.day Saints hospital last Sunday.
and IT was found that he will have
TO undergo quite serious operation
BEAUTIFUL WINDOWS.
The stained glass windows have been
placed in the new Catholic cathedral.
These expensive windows are imported
from Munich, Germany, and are of the
hnest material and workmanship.
The figures represented in the
stained windows cannot be distinctly
seen from the outside because of the
plain heavy windows that were put
in TO protect the art windows from
strong winds.
Several prominent citizens of Salt
Lake have donated windows Each win-
dow has the douater S name on 1T.
which can easily he seen from the floor
of the. cathedral.
Three or four of the smaller win
dows have not yet been put together
because of pieces of the glass that arc
missing or have been broken, so it &ill
be a month or so until now pieces
arc made.
From the inside the windows are
very beautiful and The colors very rich.
There are unusual complaints from
tho number of ears jumping the tracks
that the change III ownership of the
utah Light and Railway came none
too soon. The Improvements now be-
ing made. If DELAYED another year,
would have made of the street railway
system the joke of the country.
Earle Parry, son of Il. r. Parry, was
E,x1l /.
ploding of a fire cracker last Tuesday.
The Juvenile court officer did good
work in recovering bicycle which was
stolen off the porch of Mrs. c. Nicholas,
800 South Main street. The wheel
belonged to her nephew, Alfred Khiel.
A boy was seen with the wheel and
the officer followed him The boy will
be sent to the reform school at Ogden.
There was a burglary at the home
of W. J. Arnold Of the Utah Light
and Railway company, 203 Fifth East
street, Friday night, June 81 The
burglar, it is said. was trying TO get
in the upstairs with ladder and the
big ST. Bernard dog, owned by Mr.,
Arnold. was shot near the heart and
was found dead the next morning in the
front yard by the window. The dog
prevented the man from getting any
thing but the dog s life. He went away
without anything from the house, Pco-
pie have said they heard the shot and
on later discovery they found the bu)-
let hole on the right side OF the dog,
near the heart.
j. i. Achorn was accidentally shot
through the wrist by his wife az the
Salt Palace last Tuesday night. Mrs.
Achorn was loading u rifle when it
was unexpectedly discharged,
The San Pedro is driving a we'll AT
Topliff, Utah. and expects TO discover
water in quantities at about 800 feet.
4 great many people seem 10 he
in ignorance as TO the new ruling of the
street car company IN reference TO
which side of tho street the cars stop
| on, and it occasions considerable an
novauce having To rush from one side
to the other to get aboard the car.
The fire department from engine
house number one had short run to
the home Of w. r. Bean Go East First
| South, on last Tuesday, where they
| found the rear of the house in flames
| The fire was caused by small boys
| who could not wait until the Fourth OF
| July to shoot off their lirecrackers,
William Hepburn, who lives on Glen
street, recently discovered that robin
! had built q nest in an old teapot In
| his home.
G. NJ, Waterman sustained painful
injuries in a runaway last wek,
Beginning July ], the Murray cars
| will Tun every twenty minutes instead
Of each half hour, as at present.
Jack Champion, an employee of the
Utah Light and Railway company.
had his leg badly crushed last Tues
day while lowering Il can, he was re-
moved TO the Latter"day Saints hos
pital where his wound was dressed.
Strawberries are getting very scarce
and from the present indications next
week will see the last of the crop
Harry McEwan expects to join the
Bows Pluck band as soon AS the band
returns from its Eastern trip. McEwan
will play the drum,
There will be no Sunday evening
preachinp services during the months
of July and August at the Third Pres
byteriau church. The CHRISTIAN En-
deayor society will meet at I 0 clock
as usual.
s. Fink of Crane & Co. has returned
from a short visit to Chicago.
Samuel Worswich has returned from
shnrt visit TO HALEY, Ida.
Don Lewis Of the Nine SSmelter cup
nly company lcnves Monday for sac
rramenfo, where he will make has 1u'
ture home.
OoWitt's Kidney and Bladder Piils
arc nneoualed for backache, weak KID,
ncvs1 Inflammation Of the bladder and
ali ni urinary troubles. a week s treat
m,t ,nert for 25 cents. Sold by Anstee'
Brice Drug Co, Al ). Main-