Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
CASE UNDER QUARANTINE.
oso,ocIous Case May be Smallpox Pre-
cautlouay Measures Taken
IN the District Court = Gorri"se vs.
Read case Dismissed-sunday
school Union.

Tho sna'jpox scare has reached o6
A., and about the only question TO De
bsard nowadays is, Have you heard
ma, smallpox has broken out In Og-
Am and 80 our representative has
,ookad the matter up to see II there
ass any truth In the report. Dr. Rieh
,.,. 0rst geea and said that he had NJ
looyle6ge OF any cases IN I'sden; Dr.
MAKER gave the same report. DR.. j.
W Allen had been called to take care
q, Miss Parker a young lady residing
"a the corner OF Thirty third street and
Van Buren, avenue. Dr. Allen says 1t
IA very suspicious case,but from pres
an, developments the doctor says II is
imnosslble to determine just what the
disease Is, but as precautlon the doc
far has had the young lady placed In
small room some distance from the
house and one lady TO wait on her. both
belng placed under quarantine TO await
developments.
DISTRICT COURT.
The case of Gorrlnge VS. ]. G.. Read
was yesterday heard in the Second dis
ulct court by Judge Rolapp. The action
!, brought by Mrs. Gorringe to have a
deed set aside that she issued to Mr..
Read last October, claiming that she
was compelled to issue the deed under
threats from the defendant that he
would place her husband In the peni-
tertiary for stealing leather, II she did
10, settle the matter up, and under
those threats she issued the deed to
Read. Four witnesses were examined
but their testimony was not sufficient
proof OF the charges set forth in the ac-
ton. Mr. Allison, attorney for the de-
tense, made motion that the court
grant a decision mo cause for action"
The attorneys for both sides argued the
notion pro and con and the court rem
ssfed his decision that decree Of no
cause OF action might be taken, and the
case was dismissed
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The monthly Sunday school union
meeting Of the Weber Stake viii con-
gene in the Second ward educational in
sllmte, Sunday, January 18th, at 1880
,. m. The department workers of the
Stake will assemble Immediately In
their respective rooms and meet in gen.
tral assembly, at $3.50 at which time
Prof Stewart Of the University OF Utah
viii deliver a lecture on Child Develop
ment
The ch0ristors OF the county under
The direction Of Prof Joseph Ballantyne,
stake musical director, will furnish the
music. A full attendance of Sunday
school warkers Is desired, especially
from Primary departments.
The Interested public are invited to
the lecture at $780,
FUNERAL OF MARK LINDSAY.
The funeral services over the remains
o. Marx Lindsay will be held in the
second ward meeting house Sunday at
O'Clock p. m. Friends desiring to
View the remains may do so from 10 a.
m to y o'clock.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
A resolution win be presented to the
CITY council on next Monday evening
ashius for the renewal of the franchise
pany,
T. C. Morrison went to Corinne today
on special business.
iesleruay little John Shells, a stu
cent OF the Grant school, while on his
way home from school, was knocked
GOWN by reckless delivery boy with
MS wagon, and bruised up quite badly.
~, Vh Wednesday evening the home Of
Thomas B. Heller was a scene of mer-
nlnent, the occasion being Mr. Hcllers
Ih Dlrtnday, and a large company of
us friends took possession OF his home
~ perfect surprise, evincing to Mr..
meier that he has a host Of friends in
Osuen' The early part Of the evening
was spent In playing various games
sha pastlmes, then most tasteful and
delicious supper was served by charm
ing Young ladies.
LasI evening Prof. Coop, with some OF
W. W. pupils held piano recital in the
Christensen. The recital was well at
e m and enjoyed by all.
ans Joseph Pingree has returned
t'Om visit to southern Utah.
INFANTS DEATH AT HARRIS
VILE.
IN The report Of the sudden death Of
tIs niue babe Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tay-
, w o. Huntsville, which occurred last
,nsek'the impression was conveyed thar
NV Wv parents had left the little one al
hume while they went to the ward So
ia IA THIS was not true. as they had
e eae babe with them, and when thew
, Sle nome at midnight 1t was pert and
MY ~ but on awaking in the morning
e.. o. ,''lle one was found dead, and their
e'ei was inconsolable.
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