| Show our oun country contemporaries ogden 11 unction junction 7 nov sov 1 1 one more flag taken down today to day this is good news but that which follows is bad willie thompson son of mr wm thom thompson apson on the bench died this morning an account of mr george horrocks death appears elsewhere bo so many fatal cases occurring malkes makes ogden gloomy and sad the special marshal made a mistake in reporting the tho death from irom smallpox small pox yesterday it was waa a daughter eleven years of age of thas shipley who died instead of a son of james shipley Shi ploy pley with profound regret we record the death of mr air george horrocks of this city which took place this morning about half past ten mr horrocks Horroc kg is well known and respected in this city as an industrious and honorable man nian and his death will cause universal sorrow while suffering from smallpox small pox he arose from his bed a few days ago in the temporary absence of his attendant and att attempted e to leave the houe house it is pio probable bable that the sudden chill as the night was ver very 5 cold was the immediate cause of death aa As soon as his attempt to leave the house was known his brother edward obtained an additional male attendant to assist in nursing and caring for him ogden junction yov ov 2 one morer flag taken down this makes eight taken down while only two have been set up during the present week in spite of the deaths and rumors the disease ig is on the decrease we are again called to chronicle the death of a well known highly respected aud and excellent man henry holmes of north ogden died at his residence in that place last night his death was waa os unexpected as it was sudden being taken very sick dr P ii anderson was sent for the doctor went to north ogden last evening and on examining ininger mr holmes hoimes and finding a number of pustules pus tules ho pronounced his duease small pox the doctor returned to ogden to forward some medicine and after preparing it at the city drug klore ho he dispatched it by a messenger before the arrived mr holics had breathed his last in this world dc deceased had been troubled for several years with heart disease and his death is generally attributed to this than the smallpox small smail ox this rather calamity will bei be deeply felt by the people as mr holmes was well and favorably known throughout the county having been a public man filling from time to time many publia positions he served the county as selectman he once presided over the settlement where lie died and he was always ready to respond to the call of duty 9 out of about fifty cases of smallpox at ogden but one gentile has been taken and he has fully recovered the disease seems to have been confined almost exclusively to the saints anyone might know that the above is from tho the salt halt lake no other paper aou would ad lie like that the facts are that the first case in ogden was a gentile the family removed to the pest house was a gentile family four of which died other gentiles havo been attacked but we do not wish to publish names of either party there are ills that flesh ia is heir to and disease is no respecter of creeds orden ogden junction nov 4 the malady has made its appearance at three houses where it hns has not broken out before and five cases are reported it is not yet certain that all of them are small pox but the symptoms indicate the flis fils ease in each instance we regret to say that mrs nan ean dall wife of mr frank randall bandall of this city died during last night this morning news came of tho the death of carlos Mo fiatt flatt son of mr A moffatt Mo flatt the young man died dietl at eden ogden valley from the tho elleas of smallpox small pox Ai lother another family at ed eden on are afflicted with the disease provo enquirer nov 4 on monday monlay last about 2 wilford baker of pleasant grove was accidentally killed by being struck by a large stump rolling down the mountain the deceased was in battle creek canon with others getting wood but left them about 10 telling them he had some wood below which ho he would get to the road and then go home mr bachus getting a stump ready to baroll roll down thinking baker h had ad gone home but taking the precaution to hollow before starting it as no answer war waa returned the stump was started the slide the ground being very hard it rolled with great velocity and but little noise the deceased and a boy with him had got to within about thirty yards of the road neither of them hearing anything when the deceased was struck on the right side of the head hedd and instantly killed the boy only a few feet nothing of it until he saw the body and und stump roll rolling ing together the deceased was brought home that afternoon and funeral services held on tuesday afternoon the deceased was born in n england in the year 1851 1551 he bo bore an excellent character and has been identified with the pleasant grove united of order orden der den for about two years he be leaves a wife and ono one child with many friends and relatives to mourn his him loss some of the latter live in this city |
