The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-21

Logan, Sept 20.-Au exciting run
away occurred Friday at Fielding, Box
Elder county. Miss Richards, the 49,
syear--old daughter of c. w. Richards
Of that place, was riding in a cart when
the horse became frightened. Her
father, standing at the corner with am
ak in his hand, saw tina runaway COM
ing and realizing mis- daughters peril,
attempted to fell the horse with the
ak as he made the turn, but failed.
The young lady was thrown out, light
ing in a cloud of dust among TIE sage
brush. She d6slocated her shoulder
and wae otherwise injured. At the next
Euln in the road the horse threw him
self and was found in that position
enc hour later. Dr. Q. s. Ornbsy at
tended the case.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Gates of this city under
went a very successful surgical opera
sion yesterday and is progressing
nicely.
The funeral of William Richards, the
unfortunate man killed at the agIi-
cultural college last Saturday, was held
5n the Second ward meeting house yes
terday at 4 o'clock and was largely at
tended.
Thomas Blanchard, a boy of this city.
ing by being thrown from horse.
Clarence Hanson, an employee of the
Herculese Power company, was up a
pole repairing the wire when the cross
bar broke. precipifatlng him to the
ground. Outside of q general shaking
up no injuries We're sustained.
Bishop W ]. Hill of Mount Sterling,
underwent an examination yesterday
for supposed appendicitis, which was
a 4rlri n
Gowen q case of chronic kidney trouble.
T. c. White, of the firm of White &
Sons Co. of Salt Lake, VINO is recover
ia from typhoid fever, is in Logan in
nope of more fully regaining his health.
He is tine guest of Justice Thomas.
Mrs. Il, G. Smurthwaite of Ogden.
who is visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Holland in Logan. gave birth
Saturday morning at o'clock to a fine
son. Mother and child are doing we'll.
a family from Colorado by the name
Of Loveland arrived in Logan at a late
hour last night With a child very sick
with typhoid fever. They have applied
to the county authorities for help.
Bishop George O. Pttl5in of AIillviEle,
raised 3771a bushels of oats on FIVE acres
of l>tnd without water this season A
yield of "A % bushels per acre.
High Councilman J. z. Stewart pre-
sided at the p. m. services in the LO-
gan tabernacle yesterday. The very
large congregation was addressed by
DIR. J. NJ. Tanner Of the agricultural
college, William Spry OF Grantsvilne,
ex-president of the Southern States
mission and r. L. Bybee of the presi-
dency of Brigham stake. Ida.
For three days past each train over
the Oregon Short Line has been loaded
with students.
r. L. Bybee, one Of the presidency of
the Bingham stake of Idaho. is in Lo-
gan for q few days, locating his chill
dren mere for the winter.
William Spry of Grantsville is a Lo-
gan visitor.
Ernest Kfmbal of Park City, came
TO this city yesterday and left this
morning for Bear Lake valley
John H Reese, a carpenter of Salt
Lake, came TO the city of schools yes
teaday to install his son Willie as the
a. c.
Fred w. Crockett was rendered a fare
we'll party in the Seventh ward meet
ing house last Friday evening, 800 peo-
pie being present. Mr.. Crockett leaves
this afternoon on q mission to the
northern states.
Miss Kate Stevens. after a few days
pleasant visit in Logan, returned to her
Aome at Ogden this afternoon.
Charles Hurst, of Rexburg, Ida, who
= short time since had his leg crushed
between two logs, has come to Logan
and is taking treatment by Ormsby
& Ormsby.
Charles AfaHghn of Peterboro, who
was operated upon three weeks ago for
appendicitis, Will leave the Logan hos
PItal TOMORROW.