Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-07

Ing and took with him besides several
CLERKS $4,000. The paytnaster and his
assistants went directly to- the camp
" the regulnrt The Twenty third got
It's money FIRST and then the paymastor
VISITED tho camp Of the Eighteenth and
Fourteenth Infantry battaiions and the
engineer corps The money paid 10
the mon represents two months pay.
one In advance, which the government
last week decided TO give all troops
who are about 60 depart for Manila.
II II expected that the pennsylvnna.
colorado and other volunteer orguniza-
tons which are tu start for the Philip
Pines this week. will receive the money
due them today Cruosday).
Hundreds NJ physicians from all
parts " the country arrived In Denver
Monday ana hundreds more are on the
way. The Indications point to nm at
tendance u 1900 delegates at the 5ist
annual convention Of the American
Medical association which opened to-
day tTuosdny). The Dixie train bring
ing doctors from southern states.
the Medical journal special. and the
Greater New York special arrived
Monday morning. Surgeon Gen. Stern
berg. y. $. a. PRECEDENT Of the nssocia-
tlon has sent word that the war will
address viii be read by Col Alfred A.
woodruff. chief surgeon department Of
the Colorado, Z. s. A.. whom Gen.
Stornhcrr has requested to net rs
president. The academy ~ medicine.
whose convention began Saturday.
continued ltg sessions Monday ON
GERS OF the academy ~ Medicine Tor
the ensuing wear were elected M fol-
lows. President, Dr. Edward jackson,
Denver; frst vice-prcsidcnt DR. W.
l.. Estes, South bethlehem. Pa: sec.
ond vice president. Dr. ]. T. Searcey.
Tuscaloosa. Alp.; third vice president.
Or. William Elmer. Trenton. n. D.:
fourth vice president. Dr. Robert II.
Bnhcock. Chicago: secretary and treas
urer. Dr. Charles Mcintyre. Easton.
Pa; assistant secretary Dr. Walter l..
Pyle, Philadelphia. In hia annual nd-
dress the retiring president. l.. Duncan
huxley u New York. discussed Tho
Dangers " speclallsm IN Medicine"
Able papers were read by DR.. Edward
Jackson. Or Carey a. Wood u Chlca-
go and Dr. Elmer Lee Of New York.
Albert Hon. the murderer Of Mrs.
Mary l.. Clute. % former Salt Lake
woman, viii hang Friday. He hns
been placed IN the cell for condemned
In the old furniture factory at San
quentin. Cal, and from now until his
execution. the eyes u the death watch
viii never leave him. The condemned
man bears W M II not NJ all worried
NJ the near approach Of death He
manifCsts great cngornesH 10 familiar
ize himself before hand with the ap-
pearnncc of the death-chamber, and
questions the guard az to the constitute
tlon ~ the gnllowH, and everything
connected with the ordeal ~ execution.
Monday the murderer was particularly
ipvlal. IL was warm IN his cell. aud
the guard passed the usual remarks
on the temperature Yes" suid Hon.
Its pretty hot. but Il N not a marker
~ what II will be for me Friday"
Later IN the day Hon became restless
md paced rapidly 60 and fro. protest.
lng his innocence o. the murder. and
dcnouncing all who had anything 20 do
with his prosecution. Deputy Warden
Edgar called on him and asked him n
there was anything he wanted.
Nothing" was the reply only a
chance 60 prove my Innocence This
chance IN all probability. will he de-
MED him. as h. has failed 70 take an
appeal. being the only murderer " the
dozen convicted since Durrant who has
neglected Co use the machinery Of the
law to defeat Justice. y. Il, Clute.
husband Of the murdered woman. has
received pass from Warden Hale
and will be In the execution chamber
when the murderer OF his wife Is sent
m into eternity.