The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-26
B. Wllmot, Janitor of Provo Postof-
flee, in Preearious Con-
dition.

Provo, April A.-B. Wilmot. janitor of
InS post0fIlce block was found in his
room IN the pOStOttlce building this morn
ing suffering from d severe attack of
pttralyS SIS with which he had been strick-
en- IN the night His daughter, Mrs J. II
ItnhaIt@r, IS at his bedside, and every
lhlnS possible is beng done to restore the
pduent Mr. Wilmot is one of the oldest
naval enSiAecrS in the United States, hav-
ing served as such in the civil war and in
the SpanlSh-American war. where he saw
service in OuOaI waters Since the Span
lsh-Amcrican war he has been living here
and has gained the esteem of a large
number OF acquaintances who sympathize
deeply with him in his affliction, and who
nope for his recovery.
II. w. Young died this forenoon at the
oprinSTiIle road, from ulcers of the stom-
ach. Mr. Young was born in Canada
FEB. y, 1916, and came here from Nebras-
ka about year ago and made his home
with his uncle.
He was a widower and has children and
other relatives here and in Nebraska
Since coming here he has made many
friends. who sympathize with the relatives
in their bereavement. The funeral viii
be held Thursday at the NJ. L. church,
the exact time not having been fixed.
Mrs. Julia /. Dickson died at the men
I tai hospital last night at the age of 50
years. from cerebral hemorrhage. She was
committed to the hospital from Woodruff
I Rlch county Jan. 10. 1904 The relatives
there have been communicated with and
viii direct the disposition of the remains
Mthu kikei. native of Hawaii. com
mitted TO the mental hospital from Joseph,
Tooele county. Jan. %, 1905, died yester-
day from paralysis, at the age of SO years.
ii. H. Cuff. who has been prominently
connected with the Joseph colony, and has
been missionary 10 Hawaii. Will take
charge of the funeral, which will be held
from Berj & Sons undertaking parlOrs on
Thursday. beginning at 10 O'Clock.
Next Monday a special course in agri-
culture, under the direction of DR. John
A WidtsOc for the Utah and Juab coun-
( " teachers viii be commenced al the
Brigham Young university
Professor L. a. Merrill will be one Of
the special instructors in the Brigham
Young university agricultural depart
ment.
The great demand for teachers has made
versity to take steps 20 strengthen the
normal department for next year. Miss
Ella Larsen, who this year has taken a
post graduate course at Columbia, will
resume her position director of the
training school. Mrs. celia y. Wakefield
and Miss Hermis Peterson have also been
retained members of the faculty
United States Forest Inspector r. f.
Benedict of Albuquerque. n. NJ, has come
to Provo and will establish headquarters
Of the Uintah Forest reserve here. He
the Uintah Forest reserve business be ad-
dressed to him in this city.
A daughter has been born to Council
man and Mrs J, Z. Bot: all well.
A marriage license has been issued to
Arthur 1. Thomas and Iona NJ. Brown,
both of Spanish Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson. for
many years residents of this city and
/ Pleasant View, now of Alberta, Canada,
are visiting friends in Provo.
Members of the Relief society yesterday
did good work in sorting and packing
ready for shipment articles of clothing.
| etc. contributed bv Provo people for the
San Francisco sufferers The car was
/ loaded under the supervision of Mayor
not hold all that was offered, and third
car may be sent.