Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-11-08 | Page 7 | Three More Deaths Reported at Eureka

neral arra ngemen ! s have not hf en made. Cameron J. Carter, who arrived here on a train from Bingham today, died a few hours later. 1 le had been working in a mine at Bingham and was sent home when hfs condition became critical. He is survived by a widow and six children. He was 4o years of age. Funeral arrangements ar-rangements have not been made. Ruth liowe. 5 vearfl of age. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rowe, died today to-day and will be burled tomorrow Her father, mother and 7-ycur-oM hrother are Sick with Ihe disease and the condition of ".lie brother Jg said lo be critical. THREE MORE DEATHS REPORTED AT EUREKA Special to The Tribune. EUREKA, Nov. 7. There were only three deaths in Eureka from Influenza today to-day and oniy a few new cases were reported, re-ported, but several patients arc said lo be in a critical condition. Mrs. Julius Brandt, wife of a miner, died under peculiarly distressing circumstances. circum-stances. Mrs. Brandt recently went lo the home of a neighbor, where Influenza had attacked several members of the family, and proffered her services as nurse. After a lew days she was stricken with 'the disease herself and passed away today at her home, tfhe is survived by her jiUBband and a ton and daughter. Fu-