The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-26


Armstrong Loses Arm.-Roy Arm
strong the negro who fatally wound
ed John p, Brennan in pistol duel
Saturday night, submitted to an opera
ton yesterday for the amputation of
ais left arm at ST. Marks hospital. He
was wounded in the arm during the
fight, and il was found necessary TO
remove the member. Last night he
was reported to be improving.
Hendershot ArrivaI.-Born-To Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Hendershot. a girl.
Reeves Rather JubiIant.-E. II.
Reeves, assistant superintendent OF the
mailing division OF the Salt Lake post
office, is rejoicing over the arrival of
girl at his home, 72S Jeremy street.
Drives OFF With Buggy.-Robert
Tlbbs of S67 West First South street
reported TO the police last night that
while visiting at a home on Green
street someone stole his horse and
buggy. Mr.. Tibbs left the rig stand
ing in front of the house, and when
ne returned il was gone. He thinks
that small boys probably took the rig
for ride and forgot TO bring il back.
WheIe Gang ia Fight.-A remark
about a young woman precipitated
rough and tumble fight at the inter
section of Main and Second South
streets last night. Four or five men
engaged in a fast exciting, but brief
encounter, then scattered, leaving one
man lying on the sidewalk, where he
landed when his face came in contact
with an opponents fist. He was ar
rested, but refused to give his name.
CritehIOw in CoIOFadO.-JOhn s.
Critchlow of the Western Fuel company
is spending a few days on the ranch of
his cousin near Rifle, Colo. and is
Tod to "a n Ia
week.
Want Horse RemOVed.-PeOple living
ing in the vicinity OF the Redwood road
between Eighth and Ninth South are
complaining of a dead horse, which has
been lying in the road near their homes
for three days past. The stencil, they
say is very sagreeable and, as the
animal remains are inside the city lin
its, complaints have been made 10 the
city board OF health, but without result.
VIII Tell Mans Future.-"The Past,
Present and Future of Man" will be
the theme of a lecture TO be delivered
by G. NJ. Hunt, travelling lecturer, next
Sunday afternoon at the Knights of Co
lumbus hall, 1877 East First South
street The lecture is free and unde-
nominatiOnal. 1t is 10 be held under
the auspices of the International Bible
Students association.
returned yesterday from New York,
where. during the past five weeks, he
has been visiting his parents.
Searching for Husband.-Mrs. Hannah
C. Holgate Of Basalt, Ida, has become
much concerned over the disappearance
of her husband. +. T. HOlgate, who
was last seen by her on June 8. She
will be grateful for any information
leading to his whereabouts.
American Party Convention The
convention OF the American party 10
nominate candidates for the legisla-
ture and for county offices, will be
held Saturday, September "a, in the
Colonial theatre. About $50 delegates
are expected to attend.
Crowd al WandameFe.-Wan
proved to be one of the attractive spots
for pleasure seekers yesterday. Dur
ing the day the organizations present
We're the Women of WOodcraft, Sugar
House ward, Emerson ward, the Pleas
ant View ward and the regular motor
dTOme crowd. In the afternoon the
members of the two circles OF the Wo-
men of Woodcraft played an in
teresting game of baseball IN the mo-
tordrome. During the day more than
5000 people were at. the resort
Many Applaud Musicians-The regu-
lar Thursday night concert at Liberty
park, under the direction of Fred G.
Graham, was largely attended and the
appreciation Of the audience was
shown in the hearty applause given the
performers.
DEATHS.
lNGSBURY-Harold Kingsbury, aged
s months and 20 days. died August p.
1910; son of Khalil H. and Percls
Calkin Kings bury. grandson of DR..
and Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury.
Funeral services today (Friday) at I
p m, from the residence of grand
parents 222 South Twelfth East street.
Friends are invited to attend. Inter
ment in City cemetery
FERGUSON-In this city. August %.
1910, Harry G. Ferguson, aged IS
years months and s days, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Ferguson. 521
West Second South street.
Notice of funeral later.