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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-14
society of Pfoueer-

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Aug. l3-The annual meeting
Of the Montana Society of Pioneers will
be held here Aug. q in conjunction with
the meeting OF the pioneers of the county
After the business session there will be a
picnic.
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tries demanded the change. The emperor
has issued several striking DEGREES or
dering the viceroys and Tartar generals
to concert measures for the formation OF
a new navy under foreign instructions,
and urging the provincial governors to
abandon time-honored Chinese ideas in
favor of western methods and to encour-
age the development of the country on
European lines
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StouDed the Fight.

Santiago, Aug. Is. l p. m.-Advices were
received by General Shafter to-day to
the effect that Manzanillo was lombard
ed yesterday. day and night General
Shafter at once cabled the Spanish COM
mander at Manzanilo that peace had
been declared and requesting him to ad-
wise the Americans of the fact, which
he did, and the shelling of the town
ceased
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OF THE ARMY
1t Will Be Placed Immediately
on a Peace Footing.
THE PEACE COMMISSION

The Announcement OF Its Personnel De-
ferred-Day. Allison. German. Choate,
Root and Corbin Mentioned-The Oc-
cupation of Manila to Take Place at
Once-Battleships and Cruisers Com
ing North-The Auxiliary Fleet to Be
Returned at Once to Its Old Channels.
Military Commissioners Not Yet An
nounced-General Lee VIII Be One of
Them Probably - Volunteers to Be
Mustered Out at Once.
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Troops Coming North.

Washington, Aug. 13.-The following ca
blegram was received at the war depart
ment tonight from Shafter:
Santiago, Aug. 13.-Second Massachu-
setts has already sailed: also list New
York. Troops are being sent by brigades
and divisions"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-14

Denver. Aug. l3.-The Northern Colora-
do coal miners strike. in which about
100 miners were engaged. is at an end,
the miners having accepted the Northern
Coal companys offer of 25c a ton, mine
run Both sides claim a victory.
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Sanitary Renort.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-The war depart
ment tonight posted the following bulle-
tin:
Santiago de Cuba, Aug. 13. II 20 p. m
-Adjutant General of the Army, Wash
ington: Sanitary report for Aug. 13: To-
tai number of sick 2.475: total number of
fever cases, 1851; total number new cases
2l3: cases of fever returned to duty 35S.
Total deaths Aug. IL and 12 Ia.
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Japan Will Protest

Seattle. Aug 13-Japanese papers re-
ceived here to-day contain a story TO the
effect that the japanese ministry will
protest against the United States hold
ing the Hawaiian isldans in order to re-
move the opposition of the upper house
to ii by raising an issue of foreign COM
plications.
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Heika- Is Ghnmninn-

Chicago. Aug. i3.-R. c Heikes of Day
ton, Ohio. won the championship of
America al trap shooting to-day, his COM
petitor being Fred Gilbert OF Spirit Lake.
Iowa. The shooting was al clay pig cons
Heikes. 40 against l37 for Gilbert, our OF
possible 150
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THE TRANSITION FROM WAR TO PEACE
Dulness and Stagnaon Throughout
Get the First Partial Holiday Since War
Details rked

same method. This state of things is
likely to continue until congress
meets.
1t is understood at the war depart
ment that the Spanish soldiers i'm all
places over which the United States
exercises will be virtually prisoners Of
war and under the orders of the United
States officers in command.
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A PLUM FOR HAY.
1t Is said He VIII BE the Successor of
Secretary Day.

Washington. Aug. BIT seems to be
settled that Ambassador Hay is to sue
ceed Secretary Day when the Latter be-
comes chairman Of the peace commissi, n.
The authority for this staten mt IL un-
official, but from source which shows
that such is the determination tf the
president at present. The indi :lti'ns are
that Secretary Days resignation from tie
state department will be IN and accepted
within week. 1t is understood that ,he
president contemplates the appolntm 1T
of Secretary Day to circuit iutgesl ~
after the work of the peace comnt 5 en-
has been finished.
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MeDufree Defeated ravior..

New York. Aug. BIN the 25-mile paced
race at Manhattan Beach to-day Edward
McDuffie Of Boston defeated Eduoard
Taylore by 80 yards after a splendid
spurt in the last 800 yards. The time was
58.E As against the record OF AZ i2 held
by Elkes
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Percival ConvaIescent.

Washington, Aug. 15-A dispatch has
been received from General Shafter stat
ing that F. c. Percival, company F, 33d
Michigan, who was reported dead, is con-
Valescing.
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Santiago. Aug. 13.-General Wood. mill
tary governor of this city, and a board
of physicians have just completed a house
to house inspection of Santiago. No au-
thentic case of yellow fever was dis
closed
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Ceryera Visits Portsmouth.

Portsmouth. y. H.. Aug. 3-Admiral
Cervera arrived here this morning for
visit with the spanish prisoners confined
at the navy yard here.
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Convention Called.

Saratoga. y. Y, Aug. I3.-The demo-
cratic state committee has decided TO
hold the state convention at Syracuse on
Wednesday. Sept. 2s
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The Report Confirmed.

Portland, ore, Aug. BIN the United
States district court to-day Judge Bel
Inger confirmed the report Of Referee
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Make Up Your Mind to
Bay a Watch This Month
....AND DO IT

Our line is the best, the most extern
sive and the lowest priced in Butte.
What you can't get elsewhere you
can always get from us. We have
gents watches at
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-14
How Often

Have you said to yourself. I'm going
TO buy watch for myself and wife
from Legs next payday" and then
postpone ii from month TO month and
year to year, till you seem no nearer ii
now than you were the first time you
thought of IL?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-14

- An advertiser cannot cover Montana
and the Pacific Northwest without
using the Anaconda Standard; he can
cover It thoroughly and prOfitably and
not use any other newspaper. - -
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-14

- An advertiser Cannot crz Msstass
and the Pacific Northwest vifhsuf
using the Anaconda Standard; be caa
cover il thoroughly and prsfitably and
not nse any other newspaper. - -
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We have ladies' watches in gold
filled with Standard American move-
mentS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

An illustration % cuban conditions
Witnessed the other day ~ MaiAns1u.
Here she auncrelng. and mortality
AMONG the roeuncruiraioa lH something
irEh,fui. and dc without Ernan.
Autuuom.atH. Cupaui, and tpanitria
blame each other Tor che nid state %
anllfH. but au insist shat there u pos,-
lively uo money in The town with when
60 buy provisions
Grnrrii Heicnclurl. who IL the insur-
gent commander vi Maitnzaa province
has a camp only four miles away Win
seven hundred strong hoalthy- lplklng
followers. Nhl 70 through "A miehe1o
arm EVERY day and discuss p1hties,
General Hetencouit was formerly a
physlelHr IN MatauEhhi he " most IN
iHilirerf. wellseducatcd man, ana per-
hans represents the best type Of Cuban
commander In order 80 show me how
much better the insurgents were fring
tlrln their enemies the spanish soldiers,
he led nae into iaEc shack which hs
used az a commlaaHry warehouse. From
n11r o. ROOT II was isled hlgh with barr
reia ~ beans and corn-meaL
/ asked General netenc0urt whore no
got she supplies IN time az polcc. why
the explanation is simple ne rtd.
'srhey are contributed 90 uH regularly
hy OUT frIeHds On MatAuzas. 10 be sure
40 isn aaerince for ih,nn, but they are
willing ,n make u fpr the cause Of Gu
ban liberty
What "a Characteristic cuban inron-
Hrfauryi Food enough 20 support sew
co hundred hhie bodied men, an able
b. take care of themselves, who ought
/ 30 Do No home tiiurg the Holds. bus not
a eeutlyl Tor tho hoIlw.eytd Numon
who IAN dead with thelr babies IN ihelr
arms every day only four miles away,
In the cafes " Matanzas men VIII ~
/ or hours discussing a portability Tor fhe
presidency 0f cuha, any unusual AMI
nation ln the discussion VIII draw a
/ large crowd. goHtleulailnr and excited.
| imi 1 ftw leyentcou-year-ol Hlrl flll
dad from staryatlJn "a she passed 10y
] the mlrket-place. Her death ap'iactei
] 90 u1ra attention than mat or eau
horse pa BruadWay,
Th, playground % tho sad picture Of
Cuba today is the topical imaglnltvr'
uuroi able character of che inhhblthn'a
/ VI iha ISLAND.
There "a something IN the aimns.
rhere here" said a pr mlncnf Spanhri
| III Havana % me. (which seems 90 hr.ns
I dlah0ror and disgrace % every nnr nn
/ the island Just az completely as yellow
| fever turks in every summer hf'rt'
/ ihat blows hnm havana haiplr 81
/ matter how honest a man may have
| been spsin the nitrate he lands 10
| Cull hls one object ia tfe seems 90 he
| how much he can steal from tho men
/ who trust hn,"-F. II, Nichols In Co.-
! Hers Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
PROCRASTINAIING IN P ARTS
Tomorow's Meeting Not Supposed 10 be
the lis.
That Remarkable sioo. 100000 Philip.
pin. syndicate scheme WORK ~
irrrsponsibi. Parties.

Washington. Nov. is-Thc officials Of
the state department do not expect thai
tomorrow meeting OF the peace conn
mlgslonrrs In Paris will be the last ON
,he other hand It 10 expected tina, the
spaniards will come Ia with an uuc0n.
dltlonal acceptance Of our last demand.
SIN. substantial progress may BE- &C..
Earded 40 having been achieved 10 the
sp1niardH show "a disposition iu discuss
10 any phtaae the cfrslun of the ihlrp-
pines go the United States, even in cone
ntciiDn with the money indemnify. The
amount of that Indemnity after all. 10 d
believed. VIII be the principal pplu. n
difference between she two sides. fn.
qulry has been madn into the character
~ the projectors u the remarkable syn.
dictate schcme FOR ghc purchase of the
Philippine Cor thc sum % Ngl.0Q1 0Dp
The result has been Co show that thoy
are irresponsible parties. and % d
scarcely 60 be- doubted hat the project
has been pui forward aa means Of
enhancing thU price which the Span
larda may demand Tor the rgllnquiah.
mont ~ the Philippines. IN other words.
the spanliria might claim ius lncatiun
Tor demanding q sum as large az two
hundred million dollars n they could
point 90 he fact that syndicate stood
ready Go pay double that price for the
islands
However. this has mol, Ted to any
modification OF the American demands.
aa FAR a. can be learned. and 10 l.
probable that several sessions of the
Join; commission will be- consumed In
haEgling over the amount ~ money 10
Pc paid over on account OF the Philip
pines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
SWELL MILITARY wrpDINo.
Pope Leo Cattle q special nensdictlon To
the uridai Couple.

~ Louis. Nov. is.-Mlan Kathcryn
krfrnH, daughter of r. G. knrrnH. ma.
tional Republican committeeman. from
Missouri, und Frank hlrncmnn Me
ktnun, ". \. 4. acting captain IN The
volunteer service under Gen, brooke,
and ron 81 supreme Justice Mcikunna.
were Joined In wcdlook at o'clock
this afternoon. The wedding which was
the mngt brilliant of the season. was "a
semi military AFFAIR, Lieut. NCkunua
with four ~ his EruumHmrn appearing
In fun dress uniform. Many pgrrlua
were present. Archbishop Kahn. OF st.
Louis nFaintsd by bishop nlnnhur. vi
West Virginia, performed the marriage
ceremony which was held IN H. al.
ph0nHua church, within tho ohnurrl
rail were Archbishop Ireland uf st.
Paul. Bishop Mattrraln of Cnlumiua.
Rev Thomas iieudrick ~ nunnio. and
an the priests u ~. Alphunaun church.
Sir, kercna gave HE daughter away
and the ceremony was made the more
impressive by the fact that the houedlc.
ton ~ Pope Loo was this morning ga.
blod % the bridal couple.
After the ceremony ut The church %
reception was held az thr kefpn'H res.
idcnce. ln Nhndeyontrr Place
Richard Kerens Jr,, acted na best
man, ana the groOmH mon were Ileuta.
Wylde, VIM ana Shields. ~ tho
! MfllAN - - mummy AHN"Nk NlANNNs NI
the Fourth Cavalry anu Mr.. EGEuF
Lakeland o. 81, Louis. Miss GLADYS
kerens acted ne maid " honor flr nor
sister aud the hdesmniiH wers Mis-
McKcnnn and Miss Marie MrKrnnn of
Washington, y, g., MIsH Mafy pIper
and Mise Jane Henry ~ Sew York and
Miss Sadie Pierce VI 49, Louis
The wedding guests Included "a tRrr,
number % out ~ town people % prom
inence. among whom were Iurtfrs ana
Mra. Mckenna ~ Washington. ID a..
Senator Elkina of West virginia q 4
Oleed Of Kansas CITY. MI. and afra
T.. a. Sexton Of chicago, Mrs Tb4mBs
McClay Hoyne Of Chicago, Mm. Uus.
sel y. Harrison NJ omaha SIR a. M.
Henley VI Washington. H. e.. SIR F8Ir-
fax iundstreet " New York. ~ VIII
Rover ~ West Virginia, M and Nra
iiuncock M Dubuque. a., Mr unl Nh.
Aston Weaver N Chicago and th.
brides godmother Mn. Anne fioey IN
Arkansas.
The wedding presents were many ana
costly
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HAS SAILED NOR CUBA.
Colonel Willard Yorg Of Utah and Men De-
part tr Havana
NEWS WAS RECEIVED HERE TODAY.


Colonel willard Young 70 appears.
has been ordered 10 cuba by the war
DEPARTMENT According 10 a private
telegram received here to-day he eel;
sail from savannah ycgierdly. His
destination o. ile cuban capital.
whittier he hsi lIHe with part Of his
command. tho g0nd United states
regiment ct volunteer engineers. 20 In
qulre Into tro sanitary needs Of the
cliies q the Gmll and war-s,ricken
Isle.
Just how Iona colonel Young will be
aDsant Is rot known even by himself
iiu, a. there IL great deal % engineer.
INK work % a. in Havana ana other
cuban towns hlIre they viii be IN
a healthful atai.. and us Colonel Young
DE- one Of the be-. engineers In the cm-
plpy 81 the government, 70 IL not go
ilCipatcd that be- VIII be home for a
considerable time t1 come.
Since hiH c0.Dnelcy Vas conferred
upon HIM he has been at work ln the
volunteer camps NJ ihe east supervising
impruvom tuia assigned % hia rerimeni
H. MS departure Tor cuba, Colonel
Young -gccfiyo the congratulations
and 0od-sshis " a host " friends.
al Of Whom ftti assured That he will
add 90 the laurlls already 30 deserved
~ won.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
NOT YET SATISFIED.
ATTORNEYS OPINION DIDN'T SHOW UP.
Commissioner Hail want, 10 Fay Two and
one-half Cent? FER Same in-
stead Of Pour cents.

The dissatisfied registrars wh1 on
yesterday Invaded The offices ~ ihe
county commhsJne were oui 100 force
again this Afternoon when Oh board
opened IT, session. They came Zoo D ar
the opinion 81 county Attorney Van
Colt as 10 the legality ~ their claims
for Increased compensiIpu ani 90 near
sha legal opinion on The suhiac. VI The
application 90 the c'ghi.hIur Jaw 90
their cases Gn the pfestuiauon Of
their side o. the question 0u yesterday
ths lnsuigcnt rcra.rau fat forth ihat
they were entitled 90 compensation Tor
their registration 'dbors. on The days
whom hey are compelled by Law 20 %
In their IMPROVED Offices. az the rate
Of three dollars per day upon the bass
OF the cirhi-h1ur day prescribed by law
on public works. pfesuminr that ihe
term public works would Include All
classes of work IN me public h,rvice'
They also asked compensation Tor the
copying of The lists at ihe rate ni "he
cent per name for each book " when
there are four in eanh voting district
la addition TO these charges the foHl.l.
mrs, or some - them. have ruhm.it-i
claims for compensation for p0suhh
notices and for aiI the little odd JOBS
every one " which occupy unie' sln-
necied with thc duties VI Their Once
In come cases the claims amounted o.
upNarda on 500. the highest bills being
whore the number of names 60 De-
copied we're the greatest. ~ hlgh az
100 names were reported on some list9'
and this item alone would foot NJ W.
Previous to ghIs afternoons meeting
commirsloner Hall had determined
upon presenting what might De termed
"a compromise on the charges for cupy-
Ing names. His plan was % allow one
cent a name for the nfst list and one
half cent a name Tor each succeeding
book. making two ana onc-halt cents
per name In all. Computing the com
psnsatf1n probable under fhla PROPOSE
tspn. taking a. basis she average
ability to write. Il was found ihat the
registrars would receive thrcc dollars
per day for this work.
when Il came time for The commit
roners ~ meet u was found that Mr..
AunatronE vas absent. and rppn word
was received that on account % Illness
that gentleman would be- unable 60 at
tend. The county attorney, who WIS
expected 90 deliver his opinion on tho
case. was aluD In default ~ 10 his per
nun with the Aforesaid opinion annexed.
Commissioners Hall and Rnwhra de-
tcrmined TO proceed, however ana BUST
ness was commenced with Mr. Kawlina
m the chair.
a batch OF minutes ~ three previous
meetings vas nrst read ana then the
board began on tn special claims nrIa.
Ing from all causes IN thc r1nduct ~
she late election. In the Absence 81 che
county attorney and the coveted upln.
ION. the claims " the Agulnald1s had
closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

~ thc Assembly Han Friday evening
a delightful puErum viii be- presented
by Mr David g. bangs the popular
Eastern entertainer and humor.f. ls.
sisted by Mrs. Nellie pruro pugslcy.
soprano, Miss i.oltic Levi, contralto.
squire coon. pianist. ana Mr.. Arthur
Petersen. Violiuiat The putpuHe ~ the
ruiertltnmer. lH o. rtise funds 90 cs-
gHhllah "a free hndorEancu, Va oonnrc-
tInn with our public school system,
aud the iffiir o. under the hurf.crf ~
the utnh Kindergarten antlcIatiuu.
The mrrlt of Mr. bangs work o. ale
ready familiar 90 our people, and tho
excellence ~ his uHHIHilurH too veil
known % need omphaHlzlng. Tho cause
IN most humane nnd worthy, ana the
Admission being but zoe ana boc should
attract a large audience,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Nomen's thristian Temperate. union
Transact Various nusinsss at NJ. Paul.

81 nj 90. 80 go.
- iHu,' Mihh, NaN' lh'.-Ine storm
Neutinn inhlr hmhh Attendance AZ me
opening ildly.
Huhlhh Frhpluinn plrdFIng
wv NAtlNhal mon 20 the payment ut
$1,000 49, or l'hpt Wuat bonds
We, .NlhA la the nil attendance
e..p'h'' uh'l "e'p'A TINS AFTER
",uNt
Ml,' LlN'li ~ lrnnHy lvanla Intro
1901 I-a'lut1h urpinflhH ne great
a,struc,loh or rlng birds for millinery
anu f,,,,,,loh,tH 'nhHir.a 10 pass law
ptun,pi, ,Nk w. w i1r inlilhcrN DUR
's .i al u-'inl or mnginF birds.
s"no dlseu-Hl'n' humorous and Other.
~, ". ''''"'' anu d was carried le'
20
airs, Ffhncif Ioarpht, cllored, N
=, iat', pl.n'hili l"H'luilunH dc.
.lhL }l,hlnFs IN We H'uih' ahi
an.S M.l' tau On th' iAhl' 70 ne called
w la''.' ,..,t.. ., a., -.
~, .ls,N"h U on ~. va. pre-
sg,igi ny the Hnr,ns Guide No. o.
~" 'I'a' s,uoNan' a.. %,
Nea anh lui,ceu tnlat ~ nn'eers
an delsEhlea we're entitled 10 vote.
Nl.. i,..ls l,'S ~. s.HN.n' oi Mih-
nea1ln, presided during me election
4siur" ". pAHouhk plnhenvrn ~
lli"hia delegate cf.htrd hpmtlhihg OF
= ,'hhauVh ~ ieelus INV fuul, w.
tgil Us the prifonal rc!iHlnuA eonNle'lnns
Qua .eetarlan connections OF Mff' Ste
Nens.'
AhDt' N'H 10 "htN'r ~. W. uuhA
u dissent ~ such a question az such
Nfnf The bhIol. MrlN Jason wv
ly cona ~ dit.fll u,lnE tellerf VINO
utheh ihrN eN'F 20 lhN t1un"hs lel'
~. Thrhallois Tor presllsn,; eorfes-
pNHHihF tFtttihAF hnu iNN'lHlNN h''
rotary were taken before me result OF
ne ballot W1s annouiNed, as i9HeM-.
votes cast 1905 blank bilotH Ml.t
Anna shaw u Mrs. - ~ ~ fty. u
MISS Helen Hood, Al; MrA Caf.,int
ihell' l; Mrs ~ NJ stevenson Mfs
a. Laythe Scovel. I; Mlss liell MIX, L.
Mrs, knth l.. stevenson; " MISS Anna
Gordon, 2: Mrs Whlte klnney, Mi.'
cara G, HOFFMAN, a. MISS marie G.
lieechan, L. Mrs. a. 3 benllmln' u
Mrs Mary ~, Hunt, .; MIS- Louise !,
Hounds, ~ Mrs. Marion punhAm.l ei
Mrs Nssenden. u Mrs, Lillian NJ ".
stevens, III
Mrs. Ntevera mac NeIy toueh VIZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
POLICE FORCE NUDDLt.


The police force problem Will doub:.
Ices consume the slime o. the city
fathers ut tonighys council MEETING
The supreme court having decided ihat
The eight men dropped from the pay
roll lurt May were llleraiiy removed
th1 question now remaining u. what
shall be done with the men appointed
by the Mayor and council o. nll their
placesF' chief Pratt fuys h. can use.
o. good advantage. the cNtn men.
though whether the council will con.
sent Co allow 70 remains % be s1en.
The chief has asked fnr two additional
men and also that the office % captain
BE- rccrcatfd. ana the matter has been
under consideration By the council ilre
ana police commiiiee. OF course the
Council will have 90 repiace the elEht
men In accordance win the mandate ~
the states highest tribunal. ana there
arc those Who take the position ihnt
this 90 necessity i0tn the other men out,
Cor the reason that they were unlhW-
fully placed there. Then again the men
appointed 90 nu The places % those fr-
moved have their coriinraifa W na-
p1lltmrut COT uNn yNar1, dniing nom
May 1897. ana until their successors ure
appointed. Taken an too her, she
question 80 certainly a most perpleN.ng
one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
INSANE Asylum PATENT CAUGHT.
Escaped through a Second Story Window and
Slid Dom a Sewer Pipe,

Special in the News"
Provo. Utah. Nov. is.-Last evening
between g ana z o'clock. Mrs. Hodges.
4 patient of the asylum. escaped
through nn opening In a ioNis window
sash % thc second Eory. sliding Co the
ground on a sewer plpe.
She had very little clothing on and
n, shoes. and u was feared she might
lose her NE by jumping Into some canal
or die through exposure 60 the cold. and
the employees kept up search Tor her un-
40 early ihlH morning
This morning she was brought back
hy Constable Scott uf LAkuNlrW. She
hld made her Wny 20 Lakeylrw aud was
taken In and cared fDr during Che night
hy IL family named Olson. She had nu.
been uut more than Two hlurH. and
was apparently no worse Tor her oxper.
lrucHs