Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-23

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Merritt today Crhurdayi. The men arr
nearly all from Pueblo.
4 camp Tor the instruction N re-
cruits IL 90 De established at Camp
Merritt. II viii hp In charge ~ Major
\. q. Dlgglcs VI the Mlnncsoa volun.
tccra.
Bov. r. T.. Smiley of Cheyenne. wyo.
has been H.Irotcd as PRECEDENT OF inc
Wyoming State university at Laramie.
60 succeed Frank T. Graves. recently
resigned.
10 .a now stated that two batteries
~ thH Third artillery and the Aston
battery will go Co Manila uu tha Now
port. which Win convey Gen. Merritt
CO. thc PHILIPPINES
Bob Armstrong. q Denver colorcd
man. aud Mexican Pete Everett, have
HIFuDN articles fHr twHuiya round cone
tUHt flr tho colorado hUlvywu'Eht
championship. enc nrht 90 take place az
Cripple Creek july IN.
10 lH Thought at san Francisco that
the Utah trluu nf cavalry VIII shortly
ho allowed Co. move itH camp ON Go the
Preside. who're there nrc cXcollnt
IiltIrH Tor drilling. otc. This picanca
the Utah boys very much.
Acting Secretary sp1uldlnr nj wash
inrtuu has been advised shat twenty
nvc steamers and hargeH urc buiidlnR
nt rnnllHl,a. making that SUPPORT
nth lu rank In the number ~ vessels
uudar construction. though tho vessels
an, nll llght draft for the Yukon river
travel
Major General Merritt. who expects
60 sail an the Newport n"Nt week.
viii not likely rolinqulHh command ~
the now army corps Tor several
months. or until hlr dutlcr ua governor
general ~ the Philippines Interfere
with the discharge n military duties
what promises 90 result In extended
litigation o. the declared forfeiture u
tho George %. tombstone lease on the
Gold Sovereign Mining 4 Tunnel conn
panys property at cripple Crook by the
CnmplnyH superintendent Wednesday.
% b. alleged that tombstone dld not
comply with the terms of the lease.
Dave Liant aud Harry Tracy. tho two
Robbers R0bst dsHpernduca who We're
taken to Aspen. Colo, some weeks ago
fnr anfrkceping, are again 1t liberty.
The succeeded lu escaping from the Pit
Kin county Jan about dark Wednesday
. after beating Into lnHpuHlhllIty Iuilnr
Jones' with an Iron poker They are
armed
charged with having threatened his
wifr's lie. Harrison ps S>a Pike APP
psarcd In San Francisco police court
Wednesday PIKE D. now secretary 81
the Jumper Mining company and was
formerly assistant general manager ~
tho Denver A Rio Grnudn Railway
company. iio was allowed hla liberty
after promising faithfully 90 behave
himself In the future.
chung YinF nephew 81 tho famous
Little Pete has hton killed by IL
] hlEhhludcr who II o. asserted. wac 10
Dee paid $500 Tor tho crime by the Gin
Yro Tong, an association of the chit
ncHn sewing machine workers. ling
conducted an overnlls ana shoe factory
In sun Francisco, ana WINS accused ~
cutting rates ON work which was sub
lrt 90 him by q white nrm, Ho was
wnylaii ana shot. receiving "a wound
which hau proved fatal
u la stated that the foreign inau.
rance companies doing business In Cnl-
ifurnll have yielded 90 the demands ~
Commissioner Cluulo, having agreed
60 pay the enc per cont tax n o. also
that rates VII hr reduced about 20
pcr cent This viii save the state about
] $4,000 a year, and the policy holders
$500 900. The agreement VIII also have
! the cfnct of practically breaking tho
existing Insurance compact In that
state.
The monitor Monndnook win fnil
for Manila ~ o'clock this afternoon.
Tho collier Nero will also start about
the same time Tho war vessel win
so To- Honolulu under her own steam.
Afttr being cnnlod There she VIII be-
tnwcd by the Nero 5000 miles toward
Manila. when she will be- east on and
make the rest ~ the way hy herself,
tho Nero standing by TO Boz ~ Assist
I a.. d.. A. d.
fully equipped for the voyage and n
under command OF Captain W. II.
Whiting.
It iH now practically decided, says
dispatch from san Francisco, that
Gonoral Merritt nnd his stan and
headquarters, including "a large force
uf clerks. viii take passage ON tho
Newport with the fleet that ~ 60 sail
next Monday The war department
has beon notified that the third oX-
peditlon Of HlN transports viii sail ON
Monday, June 2ith, hut the eXpcdi-
tlonnry authorities Htill hold 90 the
privilege of two days moro. II m
thought that they may not got OF
uutn Wednesday. although every cf-
fort win be- made To sail ON the date
given 60 the wnr department
General Merritt received orders
"wednesday from the war department
at Washington 20 organize the troops
of tho Philippine oXpeditlonnry force
into nm army corps 20 be known na the
! Eighth. whenever he deems such ac-
| ton advisable. and r. instructed %
turn over his command 10 Major
General Otis. The new corps win
! consist of three divisions, two % bo
mnde M OF the troops OF the nrnt.
second ana third Manila expeditions
aud the third division 90 be composed
OF an the troops going with Major
General otis ON the fourth and last
expedition BriRndler General Klng
viii probably be- the commander NJ this
division,
News has been received from Paris
that Lady Yards-iiuller H. now an In
mate Of an insane asylum and that IL
viii be Impossible % secure her release
for az least two years. She is the cld-
est daughter OF the late Gen. a. W.
Kirkham. a.. 3. a. A fcw months ago
shc was found wandering about West
Oakland, Cal, ana after an oxnminn,
ton nH 10 her mental condition was
DISCHARGED Then she made a decd OF
trust of her estate, valued AZ about
$3.50 900 90 her cousin, and Attorney
Ernest WakCmnn who has since man
aged hor Affairs. Recently Mr. Wake.
man took her 90 England a. secure an
alleged marriage settlement Of $4,000.
but ii was found that the lady was acr
ually In debt there. She was taken %
Paris by Mr. and Mrs. Wakcmnn, hut
placed In an asylum hy tho authorities
Lady Nardc- Butler was born lu "a
frontier military camp ana Tor yelrs
was u relguiug beauty. Her father
waH worth "a million dollars She mar