Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-15
Did on THE ANITA
,,,,plsm ENDS HER ISLAND TRIP


March 14.-Consul General
HrinA,' the following telesra," .
" Feesn .oou from Mr.. w. barNer'
d iner .l,as consul at sagua III
stand'' .,,s Of Senator Thurston diea
-Th' wiz Vita today Shall give ever
o. ihe AMI anna wire you from Boca."
,i.nt'n a1 a'.,ces say that Mrs. Thurs
N'assr Az =, apoplexy about o'cioGh
ioh disu " when the yacht was ~
tbs mor'l,s' The Anita left Matan2as
lait nisn. zee congressman smith ana
parry sAs'' who went to sasua W
cunnlnes' u,ssage from Havana 20
,oH The pass ,.erv rough, and that
Natanlas w. worse. II is tnousii'
% sagua .e,rether with the rough pas
mat this l"s ~ coast, may nave hns
sac down IA w hut nothing dehhite 20
sned the e', TO the circumstance ~
,p,wn here nr,s death or as 10 'he
NJ nd place of the tuhe,a''
time ana MRS MRS THuRsToN. s
,,,r,on March i4.-senator n anu
Wtshlngvon were members OF con
sls Ihu u, eorty which lett For. orr MV an
ess:onai ID for trip to JUDE VI,
re NarSn Anita. The party huu u
he yaeh. nIf Hatteras and PUT in.9
stormy n,s"' The trip was COW om.'', arst
ChaIs'tsV sw DAYS rest. the An,'a 90.
after = cuba at Havana anu az Ia
t0achea .n, 10 Matanzas ana sasuui on a
ward wen, ,s Thurston was in eAceilent
Grande, M She left this city havinB
health WIZ. ao,Ive part in the anhuai
taken an Of the Daughters Oh tne
connyeh.iopp evomtion. which met mere
American before her departure.
tie Nee s,.Drs,on before her marriage:
MS NV Martha Poland, niece oi
vas Ms i,nd of Vermont, promlhen'
Luxe iv'' in the House or Represent
| years Ky n'as horn In Vermont rev
tves, ~ "ss Than fifty years ago anu
yiais 70 omaha with her parents
remover thirty years ago. she was
rsary SENATOR Thurston, VINO was
naiTeu .,.rggling lawyer. on Christihas
men ~ ~ They have three children
tN, n'c ia son. who is now student
li'!slia.1 college, and two girls IA
81 hsi,S ars aid. respectively, VINO are
~ 4 !, his city. Three children were
lgreA. .s,, IN interest in
Ms s,shard's uublic welfare DURING
~ husi for the senatorship she
y '.u .assnt al seventy-four OF the
~ .,r's,y appointments which he
wv" rhe was also his counselor ns
l..r annearIng in court even win
H., a. an assistant In several import
ma aS she was brilliant woman.
en- 81. Sss literary and painted very We'll
a. al moi have much time TO de-
go IN social circles, as she directed
~ osncotnn Of her children until they
W, ,"s-o a, an age to enter the high
sohoo, she was a member of the SO
cs,v Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can revolution, and was recently
sisr,ed vice president of the national
body. 900
NJ ,be marty which left her for Cuba,
INT Wb5 abandoned the trip when the
4 Yacht had reached Charleston, was
greatly shocked at the announcement
Il ne death When Mrs. Gallinger LETT
Charleston. Mrs. Thurston was In per-
I'D teath and had hest withstood the
,tirn on Hatteras, being the only one
ahuas not made sick. She conhded
% Yrs Galllnger a strange presents
rsrt. saying she had written her son
aHiryard certain desires to be carried
OFT In case Of accident. and added:
I'D not expect TO return alive"
Little was thought Of the remark,
ard Mrs. Thurston did not explain
whether she feared natural death or
ane accident to the vessel.