Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-07-04 | Page 3 | Victims Well [Illegible] in Salt Lake

JtTIS WELL p ism LIE UKilled and One Severe-1 JSjured When Touring J f Car Skids. M, Minn., July 3. Mrs. Willlnm Miss Gladys Richardson. ;WJi". ' ;ind Lnsforrl Maddl-iM'v'-.iV. latter a chauffeur, were Jftf-X on .a country nlkc near mWtl a touring oar in which they ML-lC home ."kidded from the Wlrturned. WllHam White. Jr.. w cd aI,d 13 ln a K U WL.rAr Tiirrleh. dnughter of Henry r 'WSr I lumberman, was severely ?Kh lav Apparently llf.-less at the I jMTill carried to a nearby farm he was revived. Wl ritzeerakl, the sixth member .WL rs thrown clear of tho fcBE:c2ped injury. Rtr had spent the afternoon as Turrish and Charles Fltz-sJff Fltz-sJff litter's cottage at Pike lKLrfion was 20 years old and fi ,Ku in Bridgeport. Conn, fane 4 hat of Miss Turrish. U Hfcjte was about oa years old. 'fcu.Jrt Richardson had a wldo in Befriends in this city, ac-JKm ac-JKm which she formed two years ::!Mr,mer when she waa the yuost it iV Minaret Dunn. The news of iEt first reached Miss Margaret Lv Oils city tills morning. MniUuii White, a popular young UfciB Dntatli- a'so had nmny friends ,X, .William White. Jr. Charles Build and Miss Nannie Turrish, "fWvnoffn locally, were Injured. tWtM'thardMn spent the greater part kJttsmer f 110 In this city and ZHSrtJlncd extensively by tho ESety set. Mrs. White had not :jtiBhthls city, hut had many ac- 1 3ftM-rfrson was classmate of Hfetr, Miss Dunn and Miss Thomp-y-jBrf a number of other members meaner society set of this city, ''''SinneU's school on the Hudson.