The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

COURT ON MoNDAY-There will be
a session of the United States court Mon
day
YALE PROFESSORS LECTURE.-Dr
Anderson of Yale university will deliver
a lecture at the Packard library tOmor-
row evening at o'clock, on Methods Of
Physical Education"
WELSH TEA PARTY The Sons and
Daughters Of Wales will give a Welsh tea
party at the OdeOn hall next Friday even
ing. Judge HOWells of Ogden will speak
on 1.-THE Welsh of America
CHAMBERS IN BOX ELDER-The
state board of health has received the in
formation that glanders is prevalent
among horses in Box Elder county, in
the vicinity of Brigham City.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.-W
liam ]. Crowther. a teamster of Salt Lake,
filed petition in bankruptcy yesterday
in the United States court His liabili-
ties are SS693S and his assets Sl75.
WANTS CITY TO PAY-P H. Robin
son, 3512 DonelsOn's court, has filed with
the city recorder a claim for S475 against
the city for damage done to his property
by the overflow of a ditch on the street
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM GALLOWAY
The funeral of William +. Galloway will
be held from the residence of DR.. R.-W.
Fisher at 273 South Fifth West street,
this afternoon. The funeral will be pri-
vate.
LOSES HER WATCH.-Mrs Maggie
Wills. niece of Sergeant ]. J. Roberts,
living at S24 South Seventh East street,
either lost or had stolen from her while
on the street last evening a valuable gold
watch. She has offered reward for its
return.
RIDING CLUB TO MEET.-There will
be a meeting of the Riding club this
morning at $3.50 o'clock at the north en-
trance of Liberty park. Those who will
participate in the L. c. T. parade, June
Is, are requested to report every evening
at I OclOck.
BRINGING BACK BODY.-Thonas
Carter and his daughter Mrs T. G.. Grit
fin. are expected TO arrive inNSalt Lake
city from Long Beach Cal, at noon on
Thursday with the body of Mrs. Carter.
Funeral services will be held from St.
Marks cathedral on that day at o'clock.
lnterment will be in Mount OliVet.
DIVORCE GRANTED Judge Morse
Yesterday granted a divorce to Fannie M
PEalsewater from S. A. PraiseWater. The
VIE alleged failure to provide The
Praisewaters were married at Nevada,
Mo, Feb. is, 1902. There is one child with
the father at Altoona. kan, but the
mother cannot secure its custody, as r
Is beyond the jurisdiction Of the court
S. L. & o. ROAD SOON TO OPEN
Simon Bamberger Of the Salt Lake & Og-
den railroad expects to have his road
opened between Salt Lake and the juno
ton city on June q. Mr.. Hamburger has
not yet definitely decided upon the rate
to Ogden. but thinks Nat it will be $50
for the round trip and so cents for one
way.
is. PROBABLY INSANE.-George Mil
Ter, who is believed to be insane, was ar
rested by deputy nheriffs last night and
is being held in the padded cell at the
county Jail. At Eleventh South and State
street Miller picked up several rocks and
threw them AT I Nj Miller FVnn ThOnuN
of the same name is no relation of the
man arrested. Miller subdued and held
the insane man until the officers arrived
BACK FROM ST. GEORGE.-Joseph c.
Lyon, who has spent the last nine weeks
in st. George for the benefit of his health,
returned to Salt Lake yesterday, greatly
improved. Mr.. Lyon says that the resi-
dents of st. George and the southern
country generally are prospecting. The
weather up to the time ne left had not
been hot. but the early crops of Vege-
tables and small fruits were better than
ever.
NEW MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The Crescent Manufacturing company
filed articles of Incorporation with the
county clerk yesterday. The company
will engage in the business of making
bedding. furniture and undertakers' sup
plies. The capital stock is Sl5O,O00 in 81
shares. The officers are: E. H. Sherman.
Butte, Mont, president and treasurer; w
fin, secretary.
WANTONLY DESTROY PROPERTY
The vacant residence belonging TO Mrs.
Lillian Staines. at 4S7 Third avenue, was
entered yesterday afternoon by Vandals.
who chopped out piping, broke windows
and door knobs and dismantled the
plumbing. The damage done was about
500 None of the articles broken off or
rendered useless were taken. No motive
has been assigned to the vandalism. De-
tective Dick Shanonn investigated the
HOUSEKEEPING.
DEATH OF FORMER SALT LAKE
MANI. c. Anderson, formerly a we'll
known resident of Salt Lake, died on June
10 in Los Angeles. His funeral was held
yesterday in that city. Mr.. Anderson
came to Salt Lake more than twenty
years ago and was for several years a
member of the real estate firm Of POM
erOy q Anderson. ~ enty years ago ne
moved to Los Angels. Mrs. +. c. Ander-
son is the daughter Of Bishop George
Romney of Salt Lake.
SALVATION ARMY WARNS PUBLIC.
The Salvation Army officers have is
sued a warning to the public against pro-
fessiOnal solicitors and beggarS VINO wear
a uniform similar to the Salvation Army
soldiers, and who pretend to be work.
ing in the interests of the Salvation Army.
1t is announced that only those wearing
the regulation Salvation Army uniform or
dress with the army cap or bonnet, which
have on them a red ribbon bearing the
words Salvation Army" are authorized
to receive contributions for the army.
NEW GLEE CLUB.-Several prominent
vocalists have organized the Salt Lake
Glee society with a membership at pres
ent OF about twenty-five. The purpose
of the organization is to secure male
chorus from Salt Lake to compete at the
big Eisteddfod of next October to be held
here. The officers of the organization are
David Burt, president; Wayne Peterson
secretary and treasurer; Evan Arthur,
conductor, and Alma Ellis. assistant con-
ductor. The society meets each Tuesday
a, +ba baII ovaT COalfar'S music