Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
NE N|NGIIIS
At POCATE:LLO
First Case Makes Its Appearance
In the Gate City This
Week.
r. S. DIETRICH is APPOINTED.


Special espcndeuCc-
NOCATELI.O, March 1.-The first
victim In this city to succun,h to
tn, spotted fever. 1r ce.ebo-spinst
meningitis. was Frank Lamb '-Sear-
old son of Engineer Luke Lamb at ";
North Hayes avenue. The boy dl'Si
Friday night az S 80 ami was buried on
sunday. This sympathy Of tho com-
mapIty is extended to the hereav''t
farrlly,
The eity board Of heath has mad" "a
special request Of Ghc Sltisens to use
tho greatest care in preventing a spread
Of the disease; calling attention TO SAINT
tary prcventatives, proper clothing ann
wholesome food.
TWO MORE DEATHS.
Another sad case OF bereavement WAS
the loss of two children by diphiherla'
ANA u third one sick with the same
dread disease In addition to scar'et
fever. This is the family of strange
NAMED Joseph Troutman from missouri
on his way 40 Genesee, Idaho. ines
were auarantined here the week heIoTe
last. Tor dlphtheria and OH FridaS, ttie
Sth, Helen, girl of years of age, uieH,
and the body was placed Ia a ule'"'lc
coffin and sealed.
I,ast saturday night little Agnes. :
wears and a half old died. The reinalh- .
ing child Is, seriously ill a subscrip-
ton was started Monday by sylmpd-
thetIc citizens headed by W. + Winr,
Y. III. Brady, Julius Rosenbury, Frank
lin & Hayes aud n. 2, Nielsen.
RELIEF SOCIETY
The PoeateIO ward Relief society
celebrated she 65th anniversary OF INNS
0rga MIA tom last Sunday by TWO ses-
rlons. afternoon and evening, Whlc'l
were We'll attended by the members
Mere ward President Mary j. Hawk
lev presided over the exercises utael
the direction of the hishoprlc, On tne
1snd Were seated besides the bishopriC-
WAND presidency of the RELIEF society,
and aids and Stake President Maria "
Hyde. An interesting mixed pIostai,n
was rendered. which concluded tne 70.
lowing night by q social hop IN IN"
amusement hall.
NARROW ESCAPE.
j. Il, Feugler.. line man fol tne
Western Union Telegraph Co, speclA,lS
employed by the city TO make repairs
on the electric fire alarm system Wa
severely injured last thursday morning
nv accld enfally causing n short clrcnl
while. on top OF an electric light pole ~
the alley in the rear OF the l9t'lii"SA
National bank ,..
F'engler WAS searching for an inter-
rupted circuit and had one hand on the
alarm wire and 1t is supposed ne MUS.
nave touched an electric light wire
,visb ,he other hand Anyhow the wires
we've wet and he received tremendous
shock Of approximately 300 volts ana
was rendered temporarily parai eco
ana started 90 fall, which released one
hand. Passersby came TO his ASSIST
ance. among whom was Mayor ~
chase, and he was helped down. anu
taken TO a nearby drug store, Where re =
VAS revived His hands were terrip't
burned and that he Is alive If sillpis
marvel. He is getting along as wei as
ran be expected under the cm'ulli-
Mr.. Joseph Edgley, an old pioneer
OF this city. submitted 10 q very sue
oessful operation at the l. u D nos
pital at Salt Lake last SATURDAY ZOE
cancer OF the forehead lie Is esPeSteu
home this week
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES
Republican city primaries were held
| Monday as also were the primaries OF
the Democratic party, The Republl-
| cans elected 81 delegates and the Demo-
Gratis elected 81 Repu bican convention
| WIN be held this evening I'm the court
house and the Democrats Will mold their
convention in the same place t"rhor-
row.
The Following delegates We're chosen:
First ward Republicans, P. 5. Burke,
| William J. Harvey. a. X. Hlesonl i. h.
| Case and Thomas Doherty: Democrats,
| w. A. Antilles, Charles E. Brooks Hat-
| old Reubeman. Felix Van Ruth and
| Con Brandt.
second neutrality-suspicious.. John
| Fusz, j, j Williams. NJ. NJ Stern 5. O.
| Garbett and T. II. Carey; Democrats
| william Lloyd, John Townsend, Fat
| Dwyer ana Frank Watson.
1 Third Republicans, Y A. john
| stOn. J w, Mullen, w. II. Knowles,
| George Il. Gray. Burnett McGarvey, j.
&. Johnston Joseph c, Hawks, A. w.
Jones and c. p. Hansen. Democrats.
John Vaughn, 9 a. Boyd, a. H. Frye
! Ed Rose and Frank II. Holzheimei.
Fourth d-Republlalns, Arthur
Il. Reddish. John *. Pierpont w $.
Cheney. l.. Bush SwirinoIe, George w.
/ Smith William ] Thomas, Alfred
Muycs. E. c. Gallet. II. n Rowland,
| Charles Queen. james H. Davidson and
| q, w. Seaver: Democrats, u NJ, Mason :
helmar, w. $, Hopson. John Onthank,
Frank scally, Fred C,ahili' ALFRED +
Jones and w f. kaslska,
Miss Gcneyleve lillian ~ BlackfoOt
| ana Mir. Monte v. Moore popular
| Short Line maGhinist and chorlster Of
| the Baptist church IN this city We're
| united in wedlock last sunday by Jus.
| tlce OF the l'euce Felix Wan Ruth.
ATTY, DIETRICH NAMED
A dispatch from Washington yesteT-
day states that President Roosevelt has
signed the appointment of Judge F. s.
| Dietrich OF this city to succeed James
~ Beatty as United States district
| Judge for the district ~ Idaho,