The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21

DOMAIN club was held at the home Of Ms.
Dunlop TO elect the OFFICERS for the en-,
worthy chief with Mrs. Kate Henderson
and Mrs. Hannah Whyte as assistants
The others elected were Mrs Hamilton,
treasurer Mrs Sarah Price, secretary;
Mrs. Dilley, conductors Mrs. = WilleS,
chaplain, and Mrs. Nelson guard
DIED AT AsYLUM-County Clerk.
James was notified by telephone yester-
day of the death OF Frances McHenry.
which occurred at the insane asylum at
Provo. She was committed 10 the insti-
tuition from this city thirteen years ago
ject to epilepsy Nething is known of
her further than that il is Supposed that
she has husband, who is at the present
time living IN the state of Georgia.
BROKE HER THIGHZWhile visiting
at the home of her daughter on L street.
between First and Second, Mrs Leaker,
who lives at 64S East First South. stepped
out of the door upon d coating of ice and
fell violently to the ground, sustaining
a broken thigh She was rot aware OF the
presence OF the ice and fell as soon as
she stepped upon it. Her left thigh was
broken. and Dr. Benedict was summoned
by her daughter. She was removed TO
the Holy Cross hospital where her in
jury was attended.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS DELAYED.-Som
of the Christmas packages that are max
ing long journeys TO reach friends in the
east win be delayed until after the all
important day, as the east-bound trains
are held uD by the storms in the noun
tainS- Many of the long trip packages
are gagged by friends so that they will
reach their destination on Christmas day
and those packages which went out yes
, terday were caught in the storm Extra
men are doing duty in the express offices
and force is kept busy boxing small
packages intended for the same places
IN the east.
QUARANTINE RAISED.-The quaran-
tine that was established between the
states of Utah and Idaho has been raised
in accordance with the demands Of the
state board Of health OF this stare. IT
was raised because the localities in idaho
IN which smallpox was prevalent nave
accepted the demands of the health de-
partment OF this state and have confined
the afflicted cases where they belong
DR.. Garrison of this city was sent into
Idaho for the purpose of investiga ting
the reports of the existence of smallpox
in that state. which had been denied by
the authorities. and he reported TO the
! officials here that the cOntagiOn existed
in malignant form The people We're or
dered to comply with sanitary require
now accepted and the quarantine has
been raised.
AT ALL HALLOWS.-A fine entertain
ment and exhibition of the work OF the
school was given last evening at All
/ HallOwS college. The programme was
made up largely of Christmas topics, and
/ included some excellent recitations by
/ Leslie EarlS. Emmett MulVey. James
ClOOnan and Jay Queaiy several credit
able musical selections by the college
/ band. a well rendered violin solo BIZ Ar
/ thur Peterson and a splendid recitation,
AUX Italiens" by Professor r. A.
! Canning. Especially fine was the ath-
! letic work of both the minim and senior
| gymnastic classes under the leadership
of Mr. Daniels of the Y. NJ. c. A The
/ closing remarks, appropriate to the sea-
/ son, were made by the Rev. Father Gull
nan. president of the college. A large
/ number of the friends of the Institution
! were present to enjoy the entertainment.