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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-12


A. the monthly meeting Of the board
% insane asylum commissioners. held
yesterday. the following business was
transacted!
Tho board authorized the borrowing
% 1900 from the First National Bank
OF Provo at por cent lnierca, per an
mum, Tor tho term Of six months with
the privilege 81 taking up the loan
sooner, " desired.
purchase Of a range for the Institution
from the Utah Stove and Hardware
company for tiiO,
The employment on Ellen Eklna nA
an attendant was confirmed.
The medical superintendent pre-
scented an estimate ~ costs Tor care
ana maintenance Tor the ensuing quar-
ter placing the amount ~ 5000.
Thr following question submitted
hy Medical superintendent HARDY.
were directed 10 be Inferred to the at
turney general Tor h.H opinion.
!. when commitment OF patient
has been signed by the chairman OF q
board Of county commissioners, In the
absence OF the judge, IN such a COM
mltmeHt permanently valid, or only
valid nm the return ~ the judge7
2 u the Institution compelled 90 re-
calve patients whose commitments
show that they fan 10 come under the
olnrrlnratllnH OF eligibility FOR admls-
sion named IN the siatutasf
The subject OF this question prom.
lssH 10 become quite serious one II
some change liz not made In regard 10
committing patients ~ d certain class.
The statutes provide that no person
whose Insanity II caused by idlOcy,
imbeolllty or simple Residences ~
mind shall be admitted 20 tho institu-
ton, the object being 10 admit only
such persons as may be cured. Ana
the form OF the commitment given In
the statutes contains a statement to
the erect that the patients Insanity IN
not caused by idl1ey, lmbeclllty or SLIM
pie ferhleneEg OF mind Many cases "
the excluded clauses OF insane have
been admitted, however, as the Judges
who have directed the examinations
have considered that, where there ID
no suitable place Tor the care OF such
unfortunntoE In the county, It "a bet
tef Tor the patients aad the public 20
have them cared FOR a. the asylum
than 10 attempt 20 have thgm cared
Tor hy private families. ana the exam
lining physicians In such cases strike
on, the word not IN the commitment.
which then shows that the insanity II
caused by ldlocy lmbecllity or simple
faohleneas ~ mind, AZ the ease may
Doc, This practice not only ais the
asylum With class Of patients f1f
which Il was not Intended. but i'm
poses upon the state the duty Of caring
Tor persons WHO should properly De
cared for when INDECENT, hv the coun-
~ wherein thev live,
Another question was In regard 10 the
receiving OF patients. who were at the
point OF death from physical ailments
persons having been brought 10 the
asylum, apparently, for no other pur-
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COMPLETE LIsr a. KfLLrD AND
wOt NDIu.
Names ~ the American soldiers struck bg
HraHish nuiisis ~ the iand Hattie ~
Manila.

Manla.
New York. August "a cable Go the
Sun from M1r'il gives the following
complete iiat % dead aud wounded.
The dead 0f che Tenth Pennsylvania
ares Private John brady company g.
Corporal Walter Brown. company ui
Iriytien william Hutuu. Jacob Hun.
Jesse Moss william suilwlEOn ana
ic0 Snyder. nii NJ company ".
~ The Chnf0rnianH pnly one man
Was Killed. First Sergeant Morris Justh
OF company A..
In the Third United states artillery
TIE kuicd warei Acting Sergeant J. A..
Mcllraih. company ~. pnvatca charles
winfield. company ~. mud Ellis paw-
son. company r..
IN the Colorado regiment. Private
Frd Springfield, company D.
Nsbfaskn Private LOWS
wounded PennHyivauia Cd Corporal
Harry funkhousCr, company a. aud
itlvatc Arthur johnson. company A..
seriously wounded, SECOND Liuut. uaUt
huttcrmurr, company -, slightly
wounded, Corporate Harry Bishop aud
George calhoun 90 company -. and
rfiyntea ~ q. Campbell. a. J. Low
den, q. u Mallny j. Earl shaw. Ava
snyder, Charles Wallace and 81 =
walsh. nll NJ company ID. First Ser.
rannt Samuel uiHh. company -. aerl.
puHlv wounded Sergeant Ava Walters.
company -. seriously wounded
Captain James 4. Lnarr company
v Private Syly Ht.r, hobbs. Charlie.
Emenhcisrr Howard MlnorI schachta.
George MARLBOROUGH. an 81 company T..
Flr1t Sergeant Nathaniel Hurst. com.
plny y. Private Walter shldier. First
Lieutenant Laird isot. shot while help.
lnE wounded man. Corporal Powell.
company I second Lieutenant George
Gordon. company Is. Private Chariea
Carter serious. Victor Holmes. neri.
ouHi Albert llanneli. all 81 company
k
First Pnva,ca calilsias
and fdwnfir. company a; Private
samuel i,ndErfs. company ~ First
Liuulcnnnt y. Davis company ~; Pri-
waite John piorHun. company ~; Cap
tain Nginhnli Richter probably NOR
tnilp. rrlvatoa Robert Nicholfon. Ia.
nioi O'Ncir. william schmidt. charles
Stuart. an Of company L. Musician ii
e. puYenn, company u Private Fred
Fild. company y, Third artillery: Cap
tain Hobbs, company II, rrlvnte1
Philip sauer. Horny sioclneuth. oi
company ~. Private Robert onicer
company X.
Utah Artillery -Llcu,enant ulhhs
company ~ lflNhtn j. ~ Wluhl'r
company ~ Colored Private Edaai
Zachary, company a.
Private Sterling. company X. was M
nrN American wounded IN tho Phillip
pines ilo was hlt hy stray bullo
Saturday while returning 90 camp
Most uf the serious cases N woundlni
ore In tho body or head, Several u
tho wounded viii probably dc.
SURGEONS trcphlued Captain RlchiH'
and q r. hoped ne viii recover Il'
/ nrHt words when he recovered CON
sriuusrcsa w,rri "iinw nro thl
/ hcyaF'
days. making n Impossible 90 commu'
ulC1ic with Camp Dewey No reports
| have been received Tor The past tive
! ntuhtH
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WEATHER REPORT.


Weather report showing obnerva-
lions at s am. todayi
salt Lake Ciiy-liar0meter, 1895;
temperature, CO., minimum, CO. Wind
southeast, q miles per hour, clear
Baker Clty-iiarOm 21rai tenn
psrature, a.. minimum, o.. wind, south,
il miles per hour. clear
barometer, a0O2i temper
allure, G2. minimum, 90; wind, nurth-
west. miles per hour. clear.
nn-iinromctor, 2t,p2i temparn-
ure. Gli minimum. g., Wind, south.
west. miles pcr hour; rain, iracei
Mlics-narometer $3.50. temporal
tura, %, minimum, Gl3 Wind, north,
\ miles pHr hour, cloudy,
Idaho barometer, elN33 tim-
perature. ~; minimum, On; wind. north
west miles per hours cloudy
-iinumuter, efbi, tenn
pgraturt. q, minimum, ~. wind, west,
: mics per hour; clear.
General and local forecasts for 10
haura ending ; pm. tomorrow
For uthhi Forecast made ~ San
FranciHcu. Parity cloudy tunlght and
Saturday, with thundorshDWrrs in
mountains
For Salt Lake city ana vicinity.
Fair tonight and Saturday. Statlun-
AIRY temperature.
J. w. SMITH.
Observer, weather bureau.
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OOlHGS IN THE POLICE COURT

IN the nolice court this afternoon.
Henry Nlaruat'in was tflr1 ON O. charge
0f assault and battery. hla onensf cone
slHtiuu In having struck o. little boy
iiustnstcin was nued 70.
jas burton pleaded guilty 20
charge 90 vaVr1ncy ana was sentenced
90 thirty days in jaiL
WIN. Riddle wna up on charge of
hceRing. but war allowed Co Ed on
prDmiaInr 60 set ONT N town az bnce.
riddle ia bflcN1yfr by trade ana
came 10 town last nlght. he promised
o. leave Tor ogden this afternoon.
VIM. barry was found trospassl-g on
fslitoad property last night. and WIS
arrested therefor. He piended guile
IS g. the charge hut said he hni been
W liking fUf ~ long limo and was very
tifrl and had laid down 10 sleep under
platform In allowing the man TO
p, IN r. promise 10 leave town. Judge
Timm1ny warned the defendant that
hereafter IN his travels h. must keep
ug Lilruad. az that ~ sacred and holy
ground"
WIN. Sanders. who didn't appear 70
tnnN whether or not he was guilty
On fact he ala not appear 60 know any.
thinE nt nli-was asked 20 face charge
1f varfancy Onicefa Giilorpie ana
Sheets ana know something however.
that the defendant was running an
auegrd Employment onicc which was
nothing more nor less than q nice 1T
tln nunco game Tor tho entertainment
NJ such "Huckrra" nH would bite" Tito
Detectives run the mans business
down from having seen an ndvtrilaf.
mrnt " their - game IN the papers
Sheets sold. "Thia man II either rirht
4 wn good CRATER or h. ~ fool"
snnfcrson WIS given n rafting good
lecture the judge saying the only duea-
ti0n In his mind WAS whether BE- was
n 'knnve ur fonl" and 10 days In
San was the measure melted out 10 him.
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TtLGeRAPHic BREWUEs.

Mrs. ferris. the widow OF william
ferris. tho actor who was stabbed and
killed by man named Prince ON
December 10th last, died at London.
Ems. today ~ cancer,
Physlclans have found that Joseph
s. saNtnn, Mrs. MCKinley'a uncle, was
rot injured Internally when he was
knocked down by motor. therefore
they declare he VIII recover.
Senator Plat of Now York called ON
President Mckinley today and asked
for the appointment OF Gen. uenjamin
y. Tmcy of Now York, eX.Hecrrthry ~
the navy, az a member Of the peace
commission.
The President has appointed judge
j. NJ. llobson, father OF Lieut. lI0bson
" Mcrrimac fame, postmaster az
Greensboro, Ala, Mr.. linbfln ia q Dem-
0urnt ana the nomination was made
NJ the earnest request " his Repuh-
llcan fellow toWnamen, as a mark of
good feeling.
In the district court az Washington
today. Judge Cole rendered decision
In the Purcell envelope contract ease,
involving the application OF an lniunc-
tlon against the government. fudge
Cole ruled that n the company had n
valid contract II had a remedy In the
court of claims,
A dispatch 10 the New York Even.
Ing World from Santiago de cuba, AUG
ust n. says jack York. 0f Pcnnsyl-
vlnn, who has been serving with Gar
ella. has suspended operations for thlr-
ty days. and glyen his men permission
~ no homo, with instructions 20 re-
port 20 him NJ the end Oh that period.
The manufacturing plant Of the
American cutlery CO.. 1919 Mnthcr
street, Chicago, was damaged $4,000
pioyoH were in the building. All were
rescued. John Wolf, II years OF age,
was badly burned.
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Iiruto OF a nleyeii,t.

Westerly. u. l.. Aug. al. C..
scho0lcy. n trick bicycle rider 90 san
Francisco. n IN jail hers 10 answer for
hia alleged connection with tho death
% Maria 4, Flynn, "a lnunirrss. who
was drowned az ocean Pier last night
sohnoiy had been accused ~ nHHiult
upon Miss Flynn ana was awaiting Il
hearlng IA court. According 10 his story
hg aulstquently mide an appointment
while with her ON tho pier made Sec
0uh attempt 20 assault her. Sho re-
sisted Tor "a while and then suddenly
broke away from him ana lchprd Into
the water, drowning before help could
reach her,
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ALL FIGHTING STOPPED.
Orders Issued % Military and Naval Com
mandsS.
AMERICA AND SPAIN At PEACE AGAIN.


Washington. Aug. i2.--secrsnry
Long has oabled Admlrala sampson
and Dewey and other naval CONF
mnndeu that the peace protocol has
been sgncd and 90 erase hosilltca.
~ soon az the peace protocol was
sIfnrd the President sent f1r socfe-
inrios Alntr ana Long and General
cothn and by his direction. orders 70
cease h1siilitias were cent 20 Gea1raii
Miles. Merritt and shaflor. 90 Admlraia
Dewey ana sampson and military
commanders GENERALLY.
Tho orders 10 Cen Merritt 20 suspend
host|iit'.s were nr follows
Adiut1nt Generals onicr. washing.
ton. %. g., Augufi 70. i9gS!
Nofrlit Mhniini
The President directs all military
operations against the enemy be- sus.
PENDED. Poace negotiations are near.
ins completion. protocol having just
been sImod by rerrciontailyes u ths
two countries. You viii Inform the
commanders " the Spanish forces in
tho PHILIPPINES OF these Instructions.
Further orders will follow Acknowi-
edge receipt.
iiy order NJ the Secretary Of War.
~ e. CO1BiN, AJAX. General
The order sont 90 Gen. Miles and Gen.
shlfilr were Identical with the above.
save af Go rdmra
A. The order filtnH further insirue-
tons VIII De sent o. each general. Grn.
Merritt Will Doe directed 20 confer with
the spanish coumlndlnt 90 Manila 80
carry out Tho ttfma W the protocol and
TO occupy Manila Immediately Cen.
Miles viii put h.mif IN c1mmunlca.
lions with the ChlHf authority
10 Porto Rico FOR the purpose 81 having
spanish forces iurn over san Juan and
other points 90 him preparatory to ovac-
uhilon. owing 90 conditions IN Cuba
the orders 90 Gen. SLATER % be- sent
hereafter VIII br much different than
those 90 other generals. The navy De.
partment lH also preparing orders 20 an
commander on lines similar 90 the
war department ordcfs,
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that In making 90 trip 90 o-ms
slliln you are uu th1 fltd Ugif7
MONT " you use ths 'Ouull
ivd" OF the Union pldfe ~
thing for nsrvuuH people W. I'D
travel 10y daylight. ana d r.l
nnnlrH," 10 whom thr uUrffin
ness dl-iu an Important a.nia.i
We have the "Fasi Mal Nfr
DAY on The road % umih ir.
citation ~ this lnc1mpln1 =. !.
grther with dining car sUH riR
por'nr equipment. 10 beet tur II
popular demand Tor ficia p q
Union Pacific at the "OldEEl
Main street.
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r. A. Barney arIf o.
nncnt business mon M III, y. 2
East last evening oH O. bs,,...
A race for 500 mi. ss.,
IN nvc. was n'Iial b. -- ~
ProNu track th's ar.-. e
Enishts horHg oui Tans
Brig johnson. ths ripsi...
salesman. E0ts with frtIs.h
week a a'i
r. s. Watson r1r-.s..,t...
south. % "
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EASTERN IxCuasltS.


Indianapolis 1UI r..uf1 fuu /
ruft ~. rs mi No.
umihh ard rUU.H ul rsAs
90 20.
Cincinnati and rt;ufn noe A
tombcr I. . and D.
omaha ana raiurn. %! -.
Q % "a.
The iu1 Grand. WHrr. =,
0Tfra choice of thra i.u.a n
routes ana an rx. ilfri
through .riln service pIr-r
and Pullman iluHs. r.,,
hunet and frHH rU.IIr're 80
Tieke; orIc. 80. iol Wttt NJ
tpl1ly block rHfnsi.
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san Francisco. CAL AUG. ii-At n
late hour tonight Fred 2'uoybuok. %
the utah cavalry, who attempted sui.
eide today was resting easily. I. la now
believed that he Will recover
Ia the strict sense M the word. Zine
brook cannot he considered Utah sol
dler. although member ~ Capt
Games troop. iir was transient who
enlisted ln San Francisco, Dependency
ana poor health are said 90 have been
the cause NJ Doc rash nrt.
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Tho Twentieth ward Y. NJ. ~ !. A.
yesterday. lifsllea enjoying The usual
attractions. those who went had the
good fortune 90 aac NIls. pl1nkn IN hrr
wonderful acts wish her trained Hons,
besides me vaudeville program, sports
were provided Tor The young people, 90
whom many useful presents were
given.
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itr

CLARK In sIlf Take on, d.
erai debility Augurt IN. ia.
10 days.
FuuOral services wW a. .
Che Fifih wand si'HF tar
liih Inst. har.H.uF at me-
friends Invited.
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Ayers
SaPSaparIIla

has been curing al forms Of blood
diseases scrofula, eczema, tetter,
rheumatism, erysipelas, blood poi
sonlng, etc. There's n book about
these cures Ayers Curcbook, a
story of cures told by tho cured
which il sent free on request, by
DR.. }. G. Aver, Lowell, Mass, The
book viii interest you " you are
sick or weak, because IL tells not
what II Is claimed the remedy will
do, but what your neighbors and
fellows testify that it has done.
Win II cure you ? 1t has cured
thousands like you. Why not you?
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London. Aug. 1.-THE visit Of the
lord mayor ot London, The Rlght Hon.
tpratlp David Davies, member of Par.
HAmrut for Chatham, 90 America ia
purely "a pleasure trip. according to in.
formation given 60 tho Associated
Press by W. j. Soulshy. who has nren
secretary % twenty-thrco lord mayors
ana Who also organized the famous
municipal dinners given t1 Aierarh
ihoipa and uayard.
The lord mayor. Mr. g1ulahy adds. l.
not anxious that any special attention
be shown o. him 90 period when
every one. lil,9 himself b. taking a
rfHt.
Besides visiting New York the lord
mayor will visit Philadelphia, Boston.
Nuahingtun and Niagara.
llo De- great picture collector ana a
warm admircr u America and Amer.
leans.
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one Minute cough cST "A iss'is1
pie by lbs quick euL,.' ', 1ii pIi,.,
taks IL In large quanlli.H.,,' tjf ~
ieast danger. II has wo Won ipr;r.,l
hest renuiatlon q 90, lldl
used today Tor ol'ls, r5nghi
The throat or ohsil.,a,l.if, srnlck y A
II. q. schramm, Me- sud -
corner Main and fI'''
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The direct line % KAMA I
Louis and Atlantic psiisu =
Tho Missouri Paeine hA., a
enrn. and all eonneetlos id
Union depo,s IN the aai ,i ~ I
are going East ana eAi ,,,slss1
llEht ride through ths N, ~
cry OF the Rocky Mouh,.as "a
SEQ that your ticket Tt,ii,r,si .,
aouvi Pacific Rallyey ~. bc.e
cars positively free 70 wv
regular train tickets APL
ii. u. KoosEiL g n, az .
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200 snakes wanted. .hr q,
and over. must nor Do n1rI.i
qu.re 40 Lanirum'a p.fmI.r 4
chargnt college 81. 3 utl
SJuih street
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Take Laxative urHml Qulnlnc Tablets
an iruggIris flfund the money II u
fails 90 cure. gic, TIE genuine has
/. H. q. on each tablet
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oshkosh. wis. Aug. Eth, de-
M ntcd woman nt first supposed 90 be-
the missing MrH. y. q. Harmon. of
West superior. has been Identified as
tfe daughter a. w. n. Hellke. ~ this
city.
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SALTAIR BAKING PONDERCO.

Manufacturer Of ihe Celebrated
sALTA1H SUPERIOR BAKING
pOwDEu
SALT LAKE CRY.
Teieph me- iG-s r.ngs.
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Nlns rer.ona Kllied N . halfway coill.lon

Genoa. flaiy. Aus Kin q collision
Yesterday between passenger train
nnd n frcirht train near ponia Dec
elmo. nine persons were killed nud
forty seriously injured.
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nrArrIruL O0pIN tnia

Excursion SUNDAY, AuEsa "a
Via Oregon shori Line -
only 81. Trains leave 40 va
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What does A stand forl When
some friend suggests that your
blood needs A sarsaparilla treat.
ment, remember that A stands for
AYERS. The first letter In tho
alphabet stands for the first OF
sarsaparillas f; first in origin, first
in record, first in the favor of the
family. For nearly half century
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MEAIHER FORECAST.

Tile weather forecast for fIlt Lake
CIN and vicinity is Fair tonight ana
stationary temperature.
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August isih-omaha 20 y
tlg.00. 49,, ,r..,,
August 18th. 18Th, i9lh-li--'
ana return. tiib5. 4
August 90 Omaha and ny. =
August 2lth-u Omaha -a'
August sGth-omaha iri
So 90. -
september lat, md, sil-N-
and return, iiC0, ,nal
DAILY. omaha aud rtluih w.
long limit. ..t,ali
Tho Union Pacific ls ihe ~! !. I.
rylng Dining cars and blnl II
and Library Cars. and we M
night ON the road 90 oinlll.i,
nights 10 Chicago lnlll.I.. I
Cincinnati. Other lInea ou' '
dltionnl, r..,|t 4
pullman Palace and Ie..1it,l
ms C0rs through 10 omahA l-''
without change, 49, ,.r.rl
For further lnf1rmAu2s va
OF births and pufrhlas y. ~. ~
al "Old stand" No .Ql MAJ
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Washington. Aug ig-The war de-
parimont has received the followln;
Santiago. - Haiti. Aug. ig-Adir.
thnt General. Washington: a.. Louis
lgfi the MORO during the night of the
mn with the Ninth and Tenth ln.
thntry and two companies 0f the Sow
gnN-nttt New York ~ Paul should
have let Guantanamo nai niFht or thi-
morning with second Infantry. fnur
companies N the scvnrty.nrft Now
YORK and Gcf. Kent with his head.
quarters.
no 0fande. with Col. sirEchta reri.
mont has luft arrived.
SKATER
sargonts regiment 10 the second rori.
mont nL LmmIn...
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them 20 die. ''le s0nt Il, :
III following
were appropriated. '''n'i q. /,
Salaries.
sundrlos. ~ ..
c. The treasurer .po ma, ...
Received during July 49, --Rs.
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oaprN cASyoN rNerEs

SUNDAY. Augu.t iiiA
via oregon Short Line
only 81. Trains leave a. sAN
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HEROINE h. well aeaFili 4
cure ~ fcvorH ~ all Minds 80
thoruurhly clrnuH,H ths fig1iti
bowels Of all bilious humlt n
polls an impure HcCratioHl q D. 4
price % cts.
q. q. N. L drug nrnl
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I,sr

I WILL PAY a spais Nsiet5
for the return ~ w anYoa -
NO No as, TO liote4 Ns
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Cheyenne. Wyo.. Aug. i2,-Guyeruor
Richards has received Information from
Deputy Dame warden Pyle that forty
hammock Indians from Idaho, who are
killing Elk IN the vicinity of jaCkaou'H
Hole. had successfully resisted arrest
ON request ~ Governor Richards,
Secretary ~ the Interior Bliss has
Issued orders 90 drive the indians back
a. their reservations,
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The RIO ufande Weston =
operates an sNcurHl0u from rma
~ points 90 saliair 90 SER
itth Train arrives Salt .an 4
1900 O.. M. Return special luI
Lake Guy nt siii o. nj 4 Al
rates a. follows From PiIft
spanish Fork, ti.ci 6pfar j
Provo, $50, American Fafs i1
&i.eS. itlyprtuu. siC.3 nlafll1 I
tlon. 7bc.; Murray, At
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Cheyenne. Wyo..Aus i2,-capt clarke
Of the hatilcshlp oregon 10 expected in
Cheyenne Tor a two weeks visit 10 lns
erolhlr'in-law. ". IL. Davis. In few
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Ilanred yeuns Nsrre Mard,rer.

Snow I'M. Md.. Aug ia.--Summar-
neId Deuuls a negro less than ~ years
Ola. was hanged here a. 1913 u. M.
today.
Ile mot hla fate n,olldly ana with no
HIgua ~ fear.
Dennis killed his aiop-fathor with a
shotgun IN January ~ this year be-
cause the latter whipped him Tor lhzi-
ness.
ilc was convicted mainly n not en-
iirrly ON the testimony ~ his mother
and two younger brothers, who were
Witnesses 90 the crime.
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In asylum tura 20 IA, 'lg
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males; total n Oh
males 2 females tr.,i i,ai
male. Elgped. ] msis bt
J Ji, aiat ~ males. isi f.n s..-i,
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