The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-04
STATE NEWS
DEATH OF mrs. J.J. TALMAGE
Provo Mourns the Loss of a Highly
Respected and Intelligent
Woman.

Provo. June 3,-Mrs. Susanna Proctor
Talmage, wife of DR.. J. J. Talmage of the
Fifth ward, died Saturday evening at II 80
clock from an affection of the heart,
complicated with other ailments. The de
ceased was the daughter of George and
Sarah Martin Proctor, and was born in
Lam bOuTne. Berkshire, England, July L,
1896 In 1852 Aug. Il, she was married to
Dr. J. J. Talmage, and became a MEM
Der Of the Mormon church in May. 1868.
In 1876 the family emigTatCd to Utah. and
has since lived in this city, where the de
. ceased has gained the love and respect of
all her acquaintance by her kindly. wO-
manly nature and her intellectual attrib-
Utes, the latter not being so prominently
recognized, however. as they would have
been in a person Of more aggressive char
acter. They are strongly reflected in her
children, one OF whom is DR.. J. E Tai
mage of the University of Utah He is
now in the east and efforts are being
made to reach him in order to fix the
time of the funeral daughter, Miss
Susie Talmage, is a student at the Co
lumbia university in New York. and one
son. George. Is a missionary in New Zeal
and. She was the mother Of eleven Chill
dTen, eight of whom, with her husband,
twenty-nlne grandchildren and one great
gTandChild, survive her, three children
have passed before.
George Brol1aw met with a severe acct
dent Saturday while working in Good
mans stone quarry east Of the city. a
sharp rock struck him on the left side
of the head and split his ear. cutting into
the bone, but did not fracture the bone
Mr.. BrOkaw was taken to the Provo gen
eral hospital, where his wound was
dressed
The following are the officers of the
Young Family association for the ensuing
year, elected at the annual reunion held
in this city: President. Willard Young:
first vice president John NJ YoEng; sec
Ond vice president. Claire Little Clawson,
secretary, Mabel Y Held; treasurer Rus
sell Y. Rossiter.
Mrs. Louis EIlerton of Mammoth has
undergone a successful operation for an
internal tUmOT at the Provo general hos
pital and all conditions favor recovery.
Mrs William Harding of Salina is at
the Provo general hospital, where she has
ton; hopes are entertained for her re-
cOvery, although the case is considered
critical.
Thomas German and Gus Peterson were
arrested today in Springville by request
Of the Provo officers and brought here
charge of burglary, or at least German
will. He had in his possession an over
coat stolen from the Hotel Roberts yes
terday, the property of Judge G f. Lack
rer- Two VdltseS were taken from the
hotel at the same time, which caused the
not been found German claims to have
come from Reno. New Peterson saws he
worked at Garfield and came into Salt
Lake two days ago with $50, which he
blew in and that he has been drunk ever
since. He claims he met German in Provo
and the officers are inclined to the be-
lief that he has nothing to do with the
burglary. suit case and a suit of
clothes belonging to II. F. Rasmussen was
also taken from his boarding place at
Knud AndersOn's, opposite the r G. W
depot yesterday. These articles are be-