Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-24

q, u.r,r N. Mayo. the city quaran-
/. r,d.an tas formally declared
sop.nion ,he present epidemic
.arsi modified smallpox is not
aEa,al
/ andon was made at the req
rg % the Salt Lake County
society last evening and was
s1 by careful observations
ig1ag a period extending over
rss and by much original
rIrus,Igauon.
russl as it WAS, the report Of
,-iranin charge Of the Isolation
lana who has almost lived
ts smallpox patients for some
.-seia profound sensation
4 Nav found supporters 90 once
his colleagues, ana White the
I'm 1-. 200 disagreed with him
ri.eI that bis opportunities for
,.tnu.n bad been superior % their
~ tal bat 10 was entitled 20 great
Tllll ,.-
m. taxing the position that this
l-rsnlt smallpox, Dr Mayo stu
SD Ha' DE disease, whatever u
demands that the quarantine
atua, present Boo force be strict
ru.r.l and enforced, and that
e DO relaxation OF any OF the
t0n taken
nm present. at the meeting We're
D. Bod president; pr Elerbeck, Sec
j Dr j. e J.. King, city physl-
Dr. Scott Dr s Ewing Or Un-
Washington d. a. G. Ewing, Dr.
g,A Oh a O. BehIe, Dr. Luella
~ o. Kerr Dr. philo Jones, Dr.
lI d. Fisher Dr. Mayo, and a
-l1 q spectators.
SUBJECTS EXHIBITED.
4 ,.-lf OF those who have gone
r..i DE siege 90 the isolation hos
Et present at d. Mayo's re-
.H ul before The discussion COM
r1l we're exhibited 90 the assem-
tIac4ns John l.. Bland. COLI
3 geaB of age, was the first TO
nn.1ei He was "a soldier and
'e Via the TwenJy-fourth infantry
aa Ills face and body were thick
lSus.sl with blotChes. and the pig
r-l.a Bas marked, but there was
.l's This man was vaccinated
By lua
hi Roland, who lives over Jordan,
'i..i ihr same conditions. except
o.. fermentation was less marked
hl % ihe ,l.lyei man. He had never
aV.lateI
al 9.]lliI a locomotive engineer,
lIG Been yacgiuated.
POI Johnson aged l3. was presented
We Who had had the disease in ifs
'iom There was no pitung at
@L H'He son of Councilman Howe.
-., present This case Is one in
p. patient had been successfully
...'sl 90 Jan 80. and soon after
down with the disease.
y Woodbury. "a patient of d. Fow-
~ SHOWN as an interesting case.
Dl. nave the s1-called smallpox.
e '..ia 0i skin disease with which
.-' .,ilns are not familiar lie has
,..',irl win eruptions ranging in
= .'.. H't.e p.mple to big pleb
s4s oi "a hens egg. but has not
1850 10 DIS general health
4Hl DISCUSSION OPENED.
ave. '1anhIng The subjects and n
" Photographs. DR. J. c. r.
.'l DIS paper On the present
.,-l.1 as remarked on the doubts
N. isAAHie1 as 90 the Identity Of
/, ~ -,.'t- smallpox. In this city.
la4 AN been discreet as io
Z. except Iu Two on three. where
Il y. t al approach 90 confluence.
. e'ne Of Che appearance Of
\ ,-s tha similarity between
M. ~. ana smallpox was marked
.,....-' 1ae similarity largely disc
In. 90 i4 many cases there was
atr-'. 1,N.ab1I while no others
v-- '-'t Contagious. WHY the
a1s and ~ no ". .e., Why there was no
Is. s. .-. unable TO state.
!. ), Z "as undoubtedly brought
,a Ina III. ,...eis returning from
r-. .l zoe Philippines. where il was
p. '.7 daa,. ...,- e, ana no, consId-
1. a ..5 4, E5-n...roameat doubtless 5iSss.
.l,s n " DO WIN i,s form. ana i'm
lsgeI6r ''''' s,,, Injection had,
r5.at . ,l ei,n some other in
q. sls.s,. ,, .'l ds toNine and
e1 Dr F.l'll.N Tie did not be-
l,cl.Bt,''..-. S.. theory that con
r,.s ,s,, q. t.r recent opiiemlcs
Z r.raHy [ t.' ana az present
10 Salt Tat. -tb'r. ~. 'l
.alIl7 Oftt.- al hospital since
sa51 r. W were not vac
q t.ss t.s.. l y. Uncertain
~, ,,, !. as 'ar.a'o.d '''''''
'""S OF PHYSICIANS.
ra,r v,. ,.
ttl.sg ~ gi N. discussed briefly Or.