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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
UTAH CAVALRY MARCH.
Captain Gaines Command Now En-
camped at MERGED.
(Special to The Herald. }

MERGED, Cal, Oct. S1.-The Utah cav
airy troop reached this place today,
after three days marching from Yo-
semitic park. Here the main command,
under Captain Caine, will await the ar
rival of the remainder of the troop on
the way hither from Sequoia park, un-
der Lieutenant Kimball The several
stopping places and their respective
distances from Wawona are: Maripo-
sa 2e miles; Hornitos, As; MERGED, SO;
Los Banos. 104; Bellies Station, lao:
Gileroy, 100; San Jose, 1871; Burlingame,
221, and Preside, 241 miles, Lieuten-
ant Kimball's march from Sequoia is,
from Redhill to Pajurs' ranch, 16 miles;
Visalia, S3; Kingsriver, So; Fresno, p;
MADEIRA, SO and MERGED, 126 miles At
Mariposa the troop was handsomely
feted by various lodges. The health of
the men is good.
JOHN. METF,F,R
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
Death of "Apple Annie
(SneciaI to The Heraldl

Cheyenne, wyo.. Oct. s1.-'.Apple
Annie" a celebrated western character,
died here today at the age of 80, of
hemorrhage of the brain. For many
years Apple Annie" sold apples to
passengers at the Union depot and be-
came widely known. She frequently
received handsome gifts of money from
tourists who took fancy to her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
TIKI: HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE ONE.
Peace Commission Session.
Report On Lemhi Indians.
McAdoo Roasts Administration
Los Angeles Gets the N. E. A.
PAGE TWO.
War Investigation In the South.
PAGE THREE.
State Campaign.
In Railway Circles.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Doc Norrell Returns From Klon
dixie.
Bee Hive House foreclosure.
Soldiers From Manila In Town.
PAGE SIX.
Among Utah Mines.
State News.
PAGE SEVEN.
Eastern Market Review.
PAGE EIGHT.
Local Politics.
General Kent Goes East.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
HANNA COMEDIES LOSS.
Says Ohio viii Give Reduced Re
publican Majority.

Cleveland. O.. Oct. S1.-senator Han
ma. discussing the probable result of
the coming state election, said: q am
of the opinion that the Republican ma
jority in Ohio viii not be as large as
in 1896, and I believe there win be q
slight falling off from last years fig
ures. The reports from the state COM
mittee are very favorable, however,
and I am sure that the party Will be
victorious in this state"
Senator Hanna denied the report pub
lfshed that the national campaign
would begin Immediately after the To-
cal electinn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
OREGON AND IOWA.
Battleships Reach Bahia, Nineteen
Days Out.

washington, Oct. 31.-A cablegram
received at the navy department this
afternoon announced the arrival at
Bahia, Brazil. Of the battleships Ore
gon end Iowa. They are 10 days from
Tompkinsville, making an exception
ally smooth and rapid run down the
coast The collier Abarenda, now at
Bahia, consumed 81 days in making the
sarra trip. Because of her lack of speed
she probably will be allowed to return
to the United States instead of going
along to Honolulu, as was intended.
The battleshiDs will stop at Bahia for
a few days, rHplenishing their coal
bunl-ers from the Abarenda and the
Celtic, and then will proceed to Rio,
where they are to take part in the great
demonstration there on Nov. Is to COM
memorate the anniversary of the birth
of the republic Of Brazil.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
ATTITUDE OF
UNITED STATES
Disclosed to Spanish Peace
Commissioners.
WILL NOT ASSUME
PHILIPPINE DEBT
Willing to Reimburse Spain For
Permanent Betterments.

Term Pacific Expenditures" Used to
Differentiate Outlay by Spain In
Combating Insurrection-Com-
missioners Listened Attentively to
American Demands, But Evinced
Impatience and surprise-Asked
Until Friday to Communicate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
TIRED OF LIVING.
Couple Tied Themselves Together
and Jumped In the Lake.

Cleveland, O., Oct. S1-A desperate
attempt to commit suicide was made
early today by Rose Laurer, aged p,
and j. sB.tCleckner, aged 80. The couple
walked out to the end Of a dock, tied
themselves together with strips torn
from a bedsheet and jumped into the
lake. Two Lake Shore detectives who
witnessed the act jumped into the icy
water after the couple, who had all
ready sum. several times, but were
finally. rescued. Cleckner is a conductor
en- the Cleveland & Pittsburg road. Be
yond saying that they We're tired of
living. the couple would give no reasons
for their attempted suicide.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01

white men for such purposes Agent
Jewell says:
The officers VIGOROUSLY use tine
funds of the nation to purchase the
votes OF the ignorant and illiterate
Indians wgo on election day, are al
ways anxious for a small sum Of
money. The better class of Indians
are not numerous enough to overcome
the power of these corrupt Indians,
who have the funds of the nation with
which to corrupt the masses and per-
petuate their corrupt dynasty"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
POLITICIANS RUN
WAR PARTMENT
Former Secretary McAdOo
ROaStS the Administration.
BLACK HOLE RIVALED
BY EVILS TN ARMY
Department In Hands of Incom-
potent Sons Of Nobody.

Lives and Health of Volunteers En-
trusted to Men Who Knew Moth
ing About Their Business and Nc
Kinley Did Nothing to Remedy
the Evil-lIark Hanna Comedies
Republican Losses In ohio-Polit-
zeal Situation In Colorado.
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ton, if favorable railroad~rates can be

ton, if favorable railroad rates can be
obtained.
A committee on a tour of the west
this season, appointed to set a date
and place, selected Los Angeles as the
place of meeting, and July IL was set
as the date of meeting. The commit
tee is awaiting satisfactory reply
from the railroads before finally de-
Gliding upon the place. \The committee
visited, besides Los Angeles. Salt Lake
City, Utah: Portland, Ore; Seattle and
Tacoma, Wash, and San Francisco.
Portland is the second choice of the
executive committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01

Washington, Oct. S1.-The majority
of the annual reports of the Indian
agents to the commissioner of Indian
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
Convention Of the n. E. A. Will Be
Held There
IF THE ROADS GIVE RATES
THE COMMITTEE WAITING TO
HEAR FROM THEM.
Portland, Oregon, Is the Second
Choice, So Salt Lake Appears to
Be Entirely Out of the Race This
Year-The Date Fixed by the Au-
thorized Committee.

Chicago, Oct S1-Los Angeles will
entertain the next annual conference
of the National Educational associa-
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cutting his duties satisfactorily. and
that the question of removal or trans
fer is not to be entertained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
HILL AND VAN WICK.

Erected at Utica With Unbounded
Enthusiasm.
Utica, N. Z. oct Sl-Judge Van
Wyck and ex-senator Hill addressed
an audience Of nearly 5000 people in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
JOHN METEER.

The work of cataloguing the military
property of the Santa Clara battery has
begun at Havana
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
PREDICATE LENH|S
Unfavorable Annual Report Of
Idaho Indian Agent.
BARBARIC PRACTICES
BARBARIC
HONEST AND PEACEABLE, BUT
ARE DEGRADED.

Some Earn Living by Civilized Pur-
suits-others Lead a vagabond
Life-Prospecting Fruitless On
Coded Portions of Blackfeet Res
ervation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
TRAFF1c OF TIE ISLANDS.

There is considerable traffic between
the islands, and some time ago a sys-
tenn of lighthouses became necessary.
Spain set out to supply this and 0ro-
jected As light stations. OF these she
has already constructed II of the first
class and 16 Of the second class. What
they cost is not yet known here. but in
american waters those Of the first class
cost from $4,000 to S250.000 each, so
that. on an average basis of the mini
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01
SILVER AND LEAD.

Bar silver, 61ss cents.
Lead, brokers, SO. so.
Copper, casting, 111z cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-01

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is:
Partly Cloudy, Cooler
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

has already snaoanred hts intention q
svasi.sg himself u his poeeFs a. chief
executive 20 suspend tae constitution.
declare the Kingdom IN q state 81 siege
and subject II 20 martial law. His por-
rose il TO punish influential men who
have ssdsd rish the unhappy king. and
aixo 70 r-press the growing discomfort
against the royai. family.
Although the present premier belongs
70 the Libsrsi party. which il greatly
In III. minority. and ewes his position
entirely 10 the fayor Of the king. the
really Liberal party are called Rad
Gals They are said TO comprise Is per
cent Of the population. The young king
vas received with favor when he as
eenEed the throne ia 1853. but he has so
dfsggsted the people by following In
the footsteps Of bis infamous father that
there h imminent danger Of reyo!u-
si0n. which viii be accelerated by the
aets OF the present regent The people
are UFAti4HtHk 10 d&fAa&S HEsAI Nssf1
Montenegro under it's prince. Nicholas.
vino has been reigning since 1859 and is
the most popular q the petty monarchs
OF Europe The prince has Just paid a
visit to Queen Victoria at Windsor.
whittier II Is said he took assurances
from the Russian government that his
accession 10 the throne 81 Servia would
not be unfavorabiy received
~ the recent elections In Seryia the
ruling power attempted 10 terrorize the
peasantry into voting the Liberal ticket
Radical voters We're prosecuted. ballot
boxes were manipulated, and all the
power of the government exerted TO Sc
cure a majority for the present min
is.ry. hut the people were so determined
that she majority was not obtained.
This 80 angered the ex-king that he now
threatens to make use of his power to
suspend the constitution and proclaim
MARTA. law There will be no war ac-
companying the Inevitable revolution.
Tae European powers win aid Prince
Nicholas and depose the present Ser
wan ,rulers. and a disgrace will be
ended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

Another young Napoleon of nnanoe mas
apparently ecrne 10 grief. II cannot De ee-
,srr-sn>s inst vet what icSs there is. but
4. IL evident that there must nave oseh
less or young Letters father would NOT
have refused 10 advance more money. IL
In no. necessary 20 advance money On sicn
a deal psaen profits are being made This
ia the frs: important attempt 10 corner the
wheat market since that engineered by the
former manager OF the Bark of Nevada In
San Francisco. That transaction cost Fair
and tho other stockholders Of the bank
about 8. 0eooe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

The testimony OF the influential Pennsyl-
vania pross il that the revolt against Quay
and bossisrn is widespread. 1t is too much
to say that his candidate for governor,
Congressman w A. Stone. win be defeat
ed. but there have been notable political
upheavals in Pennsylvania. and Democratic
governors have been elected In face of
an enormous Republican majority. Re-
pubiicans Of that state are earnest i'm their
wish to rid themselves of Mr.. Quay. and
they are certain TO accomplish it sooner or
later
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

n very Interesting political revelation
Il imultnent In ire smai, Kingdom og
Servis. whose ruling dynasty has been
the cause of more scandal than any
other rslsniaw family In Europe. Tna
dehaUgheFies 20 ex.KluK Milan. hta III
vcree f'em Cueen Natalie. aIs expulsion
frcm TIE Kingdom. ana tho succession
of his son Alexander arv well reFneu>
eo9ed Now the youpg king. barely -
yessts ef age. has lsfs his throne In
charge - h.x father and has retired e.
Aoba$ia. yssnr, ou the Austrian snores
ef thy Aavlasir aud Is a ea;nplri~ men
raj ant physical wreck Wnen hiA gos,-
aition became ss>A that a trip was de-
csse3 upeu. be aEke<; hiS mother g. place
heg Villa al Rsarrt;z at h.s disposal
she sndlgna4tls refused. saving abe
wanted nothing whatever Is 80 VITA
h.a,. anA declaring ssst ssoce n had
tnFswu his .ot - escl. SIS eetea. aka
his sA3hsg Aa - pesas: lAe .a1tey ta be
essoe oucc sso-e a &s.]ver sa ser, q 5arg~
eoa}a Se so further sngsgvoazse be:neea
RsotAeT and SOB.
AZ KRIS Milaa. aow acting as regeat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
q disgrace TO sas csviirasson OF the

q disgrace 20 fhe civilization OF the
country.
We are advancing. bit 1t 10 very
siowiy. Va have in part atoiishsd the
requirements Of unansm.sy. but we stiil
refain the vicious practice of summon
ing taIesz1en By special verirs. We have
on the status book what looks like an
impartial method Of selecting jurors. bat
nobody who is familiar with the names
and associations Of many 81 those SCI
iected can feel eonf3snce that the selec-
ton is always made In strict accordance
wsa law
II jury duty were fairly distributed
over a community and the requirements
Of tie lax as TO character iu,esisgently
enforced by the courts. a better stand
ard could be maintained and the hard
ship upon business men reduced TO
minimum II jury duty were insisted
upon as By the Judge 70 whom Tiiton
refers. fewer responsible laen would ss-
cape service and Justice would be more
nearly reached In cases affecting Inn
portant business interests.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

BE 70 the advantage 81 this ccuatry are
called upon b. party rules 10 either vote
against II Or abstain from voting IL II
had been made party question oe1ofs
election and q member Of congress were
s,ec.ed CT a platform declaring against II
he wcuId be Justified In Keeping faith. al
though il is not tie very highest form OK
craftsmanship. Circumstances have
changed since the present congress was
elected. and annexation might nave be
come essential now although year ana
a half ago .here was q question as to il
iyab.itr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
4 WISH.

wish tina. might truly tie
A Christian Scientist
OF al the Sciences tits first
The best upon ihn list
Because. II yea believe in IL,
All trouble you have missed
For instance. II your pocket Is
As empty as can he,
Make up your mind that IL is full
Yeu'H own the treasury.
Fer when Won can imagine funds
OF paaperdom you're free.
And should you hunger as you walk
Amid the c.,ys din.
Make Up your mind you re dining.
With yGaT ksth and with your kin.
On rudy dGcks and Burgundy
And toot asegTle terra pifi.
Ard IL You have no clothing that
WIZ warm you when you Fr~eza
n 81 II ae yc.a're shEveriug from
Your bald spot % your kr@es
Pray summon Up an uIster--in your mind
= Ard be a. ease
O. yes, Il IS A lovely thing
Ta be a Scientist
Who suffers ucs from trials %
From any present twist
Ard just by fancy can remove
Al. trouble fTem ais ast.
--HaSDegs Bazaar.
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CRY OFFICIAL PAPER.
sEAITLE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE rs.
ADMINISTRATION NEEDED.

Two more Alaska Federal officials
have undertaken q pilgrimage IN Wash
ington. loaded with affiaaviis for pre-
sanitation t. the government relative to
the whisky scandals that have dis
graced the administration of the pro-
hihition laws in the North. Doubtless
these gentlemen have u deal OF useful
Information on the subject. No person
Bitka or Fort wrangei and kept his
esss ape, has failed TO zee the sys-
tenaatic aud wholesale corruption OF
official srafters psaeiieed by unserupu-
fous WHISKY snlugslers There never
was more contemptuons. constituencies
and notorious disregard for law. There
never was a holder or more startling
conspiracy formed By biackmailing un-
behring's with professional hrlbers A
senseiess and ridiculous statute never
offered greater temptation for dishones-
~. and IL was never more promptly and
In and out of official position.
These are harsh words; but they are
based upon Information within the COM
mon knowledge of all persons who have
taken the pains 10 inquire into the sub
jee;. The operations OF the iaw-break-
ing cahai have become 80 public and
scandalons that they have led to GRIM
nations and reerimlnasions. aceusa-
ticns and eoanter-accusatiens among
the officials themselves. Two cliaues
have been formed among them. each
charging the other With violation OF
the law and criminal relations with the
whisky ring. one set OF officials has
been indicted. bat the public has az
present no certain means OF knowing
which Is right and which Is wrong.
The public wants 10 know. and II can
know only when the details of the or
gsnixstaR GnG workings ef this blood
sucking gang have been brought TO
light. The Pos,-in,ellisencey does not
inarugn the motives or the integrity OF
any eTnissaries who have gone or are
going 10 Washington. But It calls at
tention Co the fac, that they are par
tssans In a siefce and nasty quarrel
and Il will be wise for Secretary Gage
"a refuse Co act on any os their repre-
sensations. hu: To institute a searching
and independent investigation, whose
purpose shall be 20 convict the guilty
and vindicats she innocent As the sit
uatlon new Is. the whole Federal of
.isialiom os Alaska Is under suspicion.
THAI there are honest. conscientious
men among them Is not to bee doubted.
1t la desirahle and important that this
entire Infamous emhgoglio he prohed 10
the bottom. shat the sheep may be sep
arated from the goats and be accorded
sheir jas, deserts
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rhe movement made by Germany is of a

The movement made by Germany IL Of q
character TO cause serious apprehension.
not 40 much Of war as OF diplomatic diff
cultiss- Germany will try 10 scheme so as
to have hold upon the Philippines and
viii succeed unless we are prepared TO In
sist upon our rights. i, may be managed
90 that no more than coalins station Is
conceded. bat We shall be lucky Ii We get
on with that. II Is a high-handed proceed
Ing, without any justification excep. brute
strength. and can only be prevented by
greater strength.
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Germany should be informed of the PEN
aities OF getting too gay.
~ y. ~
Joe Letter has been smashed at asst and
the great I-to!d-you-so is tuning up for
acton.
=. ~ ~
Col. W'holley's candid opinion about ii
all would en8ven the otherwise pacific at
mcsphere OF Vancouver.
- ~ -
The lecture Platform yearns for the In
trepid newspaper correspondent who stood
on the bridge with Dewey.
-. ~ -
The American feet has again sailed for
Santiago. The versatile press censor Is
overworxing his repeating apparatus.
- -. y.
Admiral Dewey is also something OF a
SUCCESS as an author. |, remains to be
seen how he stands OH rear platform ora
tory.
GOV. Rogers might a.so stretch the limit
o. his authority and pardon Col Waoliey.
sentenced 70 innocuous desuetnde al Van
ccaver
=. ~ -
The sea serpent season il now on. bsl:
Sass al present the able Victoria news
fzke.s are busy receiving agtecv fran
Madrss exclusive grapevine Information Of
IRE a.sszg Gu; CT spaaisA pEsva;eers-
- - -
IN ;hs scramble IF oar orators. sisiss-
men and presidential candidates 70 yet 70
the front TIE anxiety OF cur owa valiant
Cot f<xss 20 engage tie enemy a. shs
ennnoa's mouth should nos Dc les; sight Of
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The private secretary Of the smnl

The private secretary Of the Spanish pre-
mier says that the government will now ae-
cept any peace proposals which are SUBJ
mitfed ION the express conditicn that they
do not emanate from the enemy This is
consideration for our feelings of which
We did not think the Spaniards capable. II
""uia nave oeen very embarrassing for us
spain Insisted on the peace proposals
coming only from the enemy.
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The Columbus Of the Summer Herald. IN.

The Columbus OF the Sumner Herald. IN
the age In the following modest Yashson:
"A strange coincident happens In the cai-
endafs fer 1885 and ISIS. the latter being an
exact production Of the former. holidays
and all. Last years calendar, therefore.
may be utilized this year This viii not &C.
cur again for ffty-one years. the year
1872
II is evident that the rest Of the world
has been woefally misguided for the five
months OF the current year and has. be-
sides. wasted lot Of money in the pur-
chase of new calendars.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

The two Chinese political adversaries. Ii
Hung Chang and Chang Chi Iung. are
aoous TO meet on terms OF official equal,
lily. They are both progressive men. and
perhaps now that Prince Kung. the i'm
per!al adviser. Is dead. China may make
some advance toward civilization.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15
4 nArCn ron ALL or THEM.

wsshiawson Conhines the Resources
Of MANY states. But Needs People
The strength OF any CON mcnweaish IS the
diversity Of IT'S industries. which insures
that, no matter wss, catastrophe oversakee
any part OF the community. the whole
r.a,s,a.io, wifi rot suffer as the same
time. The state Of Washington has
greater diversity than airy other state in
the Union, and this fact constitutes is
greatest attraction 10 the investor and
home seeker.
Pennsylvania has coal so has Washing
ten: Wisconsin has iron. so has Washing
ton: Colorado has gold. silver and lead. 50
has Washington: Michigan ard Minnesota
have timber. so has Washington. OF great
e. size and covering a greater area; Della
ware Sc the great fruit state. but Washing
ton s a greater: North and South Dakota
boast OF their great wheat tiesec. but Wash
ingion can match them: Washington. Ike
Pennsylvania. has' the line 10 sraelt her
ores: parts CT New York state excel in hop
growing, but Washington can equal them;
sugar beess grow in California and Ne
.braska. Sat no better than in Washington;
Massachusetts, Ia famous for It's fisheries.
but its fame is paiing before that OF Wash
ing;on. New England has its WOODEN mills.
bu, Washington clothed nearly all the Su-
koners with its own products.
Such a state Is an empire In itself. and
instead Of half a million should have five
million people The half million now here
must work to bring out the etner four and
"a half million. The Post-Inteiligencer Is
doing its part by the publication OF the
Greater Washington, which win tell of all
the resources OF every part of the state.
and will thoroughly illustrate them. II viii
have autographed cover which will be a
work OF art In Itself. and will he printed on
a superior quality d paper. Altogether, IL
VIII be an eminentiy suitable paper 10 use
as an indueement to immigrants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

A man cen plains that his wife ran away
feels rather bad about 1t. because before
she went away, while he was asleep, she
tied him to his bed. set fire to the mat
tress and locked him in. He must have
been a sound sleeper.