Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-28
1at c. A. R. ENcAMphES''
V,ra Bingham 60 Death Oh
F'p' Kr,mpermun- Missionary
a.,urncd Fruitle's Chase

-.. Grand Army Of the RepuDn' o.
me u' s,,s tventy.elghth annual en-
u'a0 D.,1 ~ ogden at 1880 a. M feo'
aa.l.a' o.,lsd 10 order by Department
. lD 'aoder NJ N. Kalghn. The report
J, Donmlitces on credentials showed owe,
,'.,,.,ro members Of the department
i,''' annual address Of Department
~. Maurice NJ. Kaighn was
.I followed by reports from Senior
n commander D. C. McGi'i' Dc
..'nspt Inspector S Richardson As
| a6man, General F, NJ. Bishop
.a ouartermaster General R. g.
ssl's cartons committees made their
u,,s The election OF officers ior nv
i. or yelr resulted as follows Ma
as1W' Breeden, OF ogden, depart
~ y -mmander. a. l.. Johnson. Of
n,M as Y. -. commander, henry
iy'@ m Salt Lake, J. v. ID. command
bs n ! powers, medical director,
q ~ cnrssr salt Lake, department
aa,,1r ". A. stanton Salt Lake, was
.,s;s6 as delegate to the national en-
lime ~sment W, y. Rowe, salt Lake,
= s'l,srnate. Il was decided 70 hold
4. psyt encampment some time IN
nav 1901
~ -S. enoampment and their friends
entertained by the members OF
IND Logan posts and w X. G. A
Sessions lunch and supper was served
"a, ,sj D m. the department re-as-
srbled and the officers elected We're
.,,alIsd BY Past Department COM
-sssar II. c. Wardlelgh.
rs committee on resolutions report
80 repudlation OF the resolutions OF
.mrs on Governor II. NJ. Wells. that
~. adopted at last encampment, be-
',4ns them to have been unjust and
sslout foundation. After the installa-
e- n The elected officers. very eX-
e1,n, program Of songs, recitatlons.
,i,po solos and music by the Home
y'-gm was most delightfully."- enter
sl,s8 and the encampment adjourned.
T,.ne were a great many visitors from
wd5us parts Of the State present
CASE OF SMALLPOX.
Yesterday Sanitary Inspector Moyes
rv notified OF a suspicious case Of
tkress at 232 Twenty-second street
Moves and city Physician a. S.
'.,jon vent 20 the place and there
ssrl 4 Miss Ethel Culver quite Ill,
summation was made and the doc
n decided that the young lady has a
In severe case Of smallpox. the doc
!, lsked the young lady's mother II
4 bad any physician, she answered
n and did not want one. The doctor
sayored to show her the need OF a
t1ean % take care Of the case. but
= mother declined and refused TO
NJ any physician; nevertheless, the
.r.r and inspector Guaranteed the
,3N and gave strict orders that no
r. should be allowed TO enter the
.gS The young lady was taken sick
~ saturday, but no one thought her
,ss was smallpox, and a number OF
,Nls have been exposed TO Il by going
Ne house. and two Of the young
aiys sisters were nj school yesterday
nomlng at the Grant building, 80 that
raty have been exposed to the dreaded
is.lse.
DECREE SIGNED.
lsige Rolapp considered the petition
G z Yenables. IN the matter Of the
Eaie oi VIM. Farrell. and granted the
isaton ordering the Administrative TO
ns,gte deed as prayed for in petit
llh and the decree OF the court was
trd IN accordance Herewith.
FUNERAL OF EZRA BINGHAM.
TIE funeral services over the re-
nins q Ezra Bingham, one Of Weber
Paalys most respected young men,
IN held al the Wilson ward meeting
,ils Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
tih0p Rockham presiding. The ward
eaG furnished the music. Elders John
Arth John Files. Frank Stratford
q. President G. F. Middleton adj
GesSl the assemblagc, eulogizlng In
's7 glowing terms the useful and ex-
irIag lie Of the deceased. while al
i'1s and out in the world preaching
w Gospel. The meeting house was not
l'lIg large enough to hold the many
ta'lyes and friends Of Brother Bing-
an who assembled 10 pay their trlb-
" o Tesoect Fifty-six vehicles fol-
lssi ne remains 20 the city cemetery,
'Asfs hey were laid to rest,
DEATH OF HENRY KRUMPERMAN.
isierday morning at O'Clock the
tnl o. Henry Krumperman departed
lA rs mortal tabernacle after a
gssdlng Illness Of about four months.
~ vas IS years. 6 months and 8 days
and leaves a devoted wife and
~ s'te children to revere his memory.
unes hrnmDeiman was a native OF
.tnl and emigrated to this coun-.
W YIN bis PARENTS when but boy,
~ has most ~ the time ever since
resident Of ogden City. The
'sai services over the remains will
at'd on Friday afternoon at 2
oa II the Fifth ward meeting
~. me remains may be viewed at