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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

Cumberland. Wis. Oct. s.-Ralns 10.
NY nave puenrhrd forest fires IN this
REGION. Relief cunmitttrn arc now
fully cfglniafd aud win begin IN
work q distribution tomorrow. Goods
Tor relief arc arriving In small quan-
utlnt All emergency eases have baon
olrod Tot. The white River fumb n
company nt Mason have offered cm-
pluymfni 20 an wo1dsmfn thrown out
OF work No further deaths are re-
ported today. luauranco adluaturH nr-
rived today and the work Of adjust.
ltg the losses h1f htgm Vice pront.
a. u. Foster ~ nrrvnrdam Lumber
Co. WIN arrive from Tacoma tomorrow
whom mretinr Of stockholders viii
he hold TO decide whether TO rebuild
The nlhnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

,,ue In case he nhould md That spain
il either unwilling TO asisc ,nu ue,
mnnds OF this roNerhhon, VI ulsp1't'
sI,,,.s yo,k, and a denomination VIII
s,ii,yv which the authorities are aatis-
ied viii bring the Mndrld government
A. a., .enaes grnor Felipe Agoncillo.
IN. commemorative of the insurgents
e"nm,nded hy Aguinaido. WIN be per-
United 10 lay before the commission
any facts which he may desire 20 pre-
roat. and the American cofninlssionefa
have boon advised Of his coming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

Clergy and IAity wm sit In solemn Con.
eIa,e Three weeks.

Washintogn. oct A notable as
semblnre OF the clergy and lalty OF the
Protestant Episcopal church VIII be
brought together az the tflennlRl
council Of that church organization
which begins here tomorrow and con-
tinuea FOR three weeks The council IL
the legislative Organization Of the Epls-
copal church ln America and Is made
m 81 Two bodies, a house Of bishops,
eomprialnr an Episcopal bishops
throughout the country and Ia mis-
slonary service from this country and
a house OF clerical and lay delegates
which more directly represents the
churches since the last council which
was held atMlnneapolls three years ago.
Important questions have come before
the church not the least arising out Of
The Lambeth conference In England
and the relations which the American
church IA 20 hold 10 the pared- church
vi England.
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about $50 delegates Including bishops
clergy and loity. The house 0f bishops
has q membership of 81 bishops.
Ton now bishops eulfr the council Tor
the hrat time this year. viz. bishops
Rowe 81 Alaska, Burton " Lexington;
J1huu1n of Los AngerlcH. 9attollee %
Waghnatun. q. NJ. Williams u Mar
quoitc. Morrison OF Duluth. brcUHtcr
u Connecticut; Gibson of Virginia;
MeNicar OF Rhode Island. and Brown
OF Arkansas.
The report n the Joint commission on
th' constitution and clnonH % the
church lH by FAR the heaviest piece Of
WORK before the convention.
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s.. Louis, NO. oct. 5-one hundred
ana MY blind men ana women. repre-
asniinr ihe Am ric1n Bunu Peoples
Highlr Education ana General linz
pieAsm-nt as clati0n. with a member
ship extending throughout ,he country.
ere holding n convention In 81 Louis,
which promises 90 become notable Doe
cause u o. probable that a decided
Stand VIII be taken On universal
print Tor the blind. There nts many
rysicma o. reading IN use. mostly IN
the form on periJrations Ia paplr.
Following The advocacy OF higher
education she aasuclnjiou hopes 81 pre-
vail on CongrCss 90 encourage the e.
i1biishment % national school FOR .ha
blind, or TIE creation o. departments
Tor she higher education % this class
In Institutions already erected.
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Two Men sueenmh - pssdiy Gas Near
fsoia, Kansas,

Paoln. Kan. oct, t-Rspori comes
from Somerset, twelve miles from here.
" the suffoeatlon Of three men IA a
well on che fam % james Harnor
After an explosion OF dynamite IN the
bottom Of the well. william Ballard,
Hurt Purvls and John Oatlln went In
TO the well. one after the other. When
Coffer was sent down, with a rope tied
around his body. Golfer, too, sue
cumhod TO the deadly gas, hut not I'M
til he had tied a rope around the body
u one " the men, John uatlln, who
was brought NJ IN a dying eondl ilon.
Ballard ana Purvia were brought 20
the surface dead. Cnffer was revived
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cleveland. o.. oct. a bold train
robbery took place lAa, nlsht holi
Randall station, on me r,rls e'lt ,,,'i.
dns Inn Kelicy. who are now In GUS
IA, here Tho two men boarded an
Tr,e fr,lrht train. ard with cooked re-
volyers compelled the men who were
rldlrr an the train 20 hand over all
vaiueblos In their possession. HOW
much was realised "a not known, a.
Randall the train wpa stopped hna me
robbers Jumped from the cars ana ran
closely followed by the IRAN crew:
After a long chase, IN Which hahulli
shots had been exchanged, the two
men were napinred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

New Haven. Conn. Oct. THE sew
cnieenth annual intercollegiate tcnnls
tournament began here today. Whit.
man OF Harvard defeated Dodge OF
Yale. ca. 60 Ware OF Harvard d..
Princeton defeated Wagner Of Cornell,
O-a. 81. Davis Of Harvard defeated
Hacketi OF Yale. &C, 90, 90. Auchln.
Gloss of Cornell defeated Linen of
Princeton, 10, ii-i1, 60.
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print tomorrow statement 10 the ef-
feet shat the United states battleship
Iowa, which returned 20 New York
harhor M $3.50 pm. fTuesiav' spent the
afternoon on the Administering guns
ana machinery Tho Iowa left
quarantine early IN the afternoon. sup
poFedlv bound f1r Manila. number
" different reports have been clrou-
lated concerning the cause VI The re-
turn ~ the iowa.
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: Austin Tex. oct 1.-THE state board
Of health today received Information
from Mexico stating that the yellow
fever question there was growing worse
instead of better am that the mum
her N cases was increasing daily, The
mortality was not reported NJ very
heavy, however. The border guard has
keep fever refugees from getting Into
the United States
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A RESURRECTION IN CHINA.
The Celestial Emperor Nov Reported Reduced
TO State Of Submissive Tuielage.


Pokln. oct s-CDelayed In uansmls-
sion.)-Ihere IL an entire absence OF
excitement here and the streets are
as quiet az those OF London.
The decision Of the Russian legation
TO Increase The strength OF It's escort
order u calculated 10 have an Injurious
effect In KEEPING W the friction OF ex-
element This step has Obliged the
Britain minister. Sir Claude NJ. Mae
poaald. 10 follow suit, and detaeh-
mtnt OF British marines has been or
deTvd 10 the capital for the protection
OF the legation OF Great Britain.
The place where a number OF Eu-
ropeans were recently lnaultgd has
been roped on and inside Of II the
eight offenders have been placed wear.
ing heavy canguea Inscribed PUNISHED
for asaaultlng Europeans"
The Chlnehe foreign office has amply
apologlzcd for the occurrence and sew
eral regiments are held In readiness
Ia case OF disorders. But the populaee
10 perfectly quiet, now that the feast
has been concluded,
Yuan shcng has been appointed a
member OF the Taung II Yamrn,
His appointment II Interesting, be-
cause he Is a chlnaman OF the Manehu
We'll Informed people here diner as
10 whether II Hung Chang VIII return
To power. But the absence OF news
from the palace leads TO the assump-
tlon that power on the dowager empress
IL definitely assured.
Further changes are improbable, az
the emperor IL now reduced 10 a state
the banishment OF Chang Yin Huan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

Grand Rapids, Mlch.. oct. 1.-The
American Hoard VI Mlasluna OF the
congregational church BEGAN IT, an.
nuai convention IN the Park church
this afternoon. Gen. uryan Al
cutctenu delivered anladircss Of wel-
come Priest. &. a.. t.am80n of Hari
ford, Conn, responded,
About 200 delegates are already here.
including missionaries from China,
Turkey, South Africa ana the Paclno
islands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

New York. DOT. i.-Tho Journal and
AdNDrilaer Will publish tomorrow the
Following Dispatch from Antwerp.dnled
october o. The Jury In the inicrnn.
tional competition for the Phoebe
Hearst architectural plan for the Uni
veraiiy Of California. which has been
ln session here since september sQth.
concluded ~ labors today.
Plans 20 the number % 100 were sub
mittcd and most carefully and thor.
ouEhly examined. Eleven were found
20 possess such merits as to cntitle
thflr authors 10 the rewards Of 1900
each and the right 20 enter Into the
anal competition. The vote of the jury
upon each Of the plans selected was
absolutely unanimous and all the proc
ccodlngr were characterized from nrHt
20 last by The most complete harmony.
Negotiations are ln progrcHh Tor the
purchase Of several plans outside those
selected fOr ihe nual competltlon.whlch
were considered by the jury 10 BE- use
fui 10 the university.
The members " the Jury. together
with the Huccessfui architects. VIII be
taken 10 California ana there cnter-
,nlnod by Mrs. Hearst. and IN June,
1920. the jury viii then decide the final
concourso and select the Man, which
must ha approved ~ hv the regents
of thr University Of California. There
upon the buildings win be erected with
tho utmost rnp'ilty. ~ II expected
that an the buildings viii be c0mnlcf-
"a within the next twenty-five years
A. me banquet given last evening by
Mrs Hearst 20 the authorities o. Ant
werp. = ~ Pascal. president o. the
Jury. IN responding 10 q toast, said
Mrs. ifchrr' Ind every rirht 10 expect
that the buildings NJ the University N
California would excel any other struc-
iure erected for n similar purpose.
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rre.laenl nreel,,. nererl.

Washington. Oct THE report OF
Mat.-nrn, Wilson upon The political,
social educational ana financial conil-
lions NJ Porto Rico "a M the hands of
The Precedent. who n giving Il careful
confederation IN connection with his
recommendation 10 Congress In the
matter Of the government OF the island.
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n.rLrl, srnll. ,n ylr,nrr.

winnipeg. oct. 4.-Thc single ncuu
hoatrace az Rat Portage today between
John Hnckctt of rat Portage and Rob
crt Johnson of Vancouver. for 1000 a
side, was won by Hackctt by about ten
turn. Time. 20 minutes f5 seconda
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ssnd Pratt to GERMANY.

p New YORK, oct. IA special 10 ths
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Meetlnr Of rsabody trustees.

New York. oct. A-rhe regular meet
ing N the trustees Of the Peabody cdu-
cltlonal fund was held today, Chief
Justice Fuller presided In the place OF
william Evarts. the chairman Mr.
Evnris was again elected chairman.
Mr. Fuller vice chairman. Bishop Hem
~ u. Whlppie of Minnesota second
Vice chairman, Samuel A. Green OF
noston secretary J. l., McCurry Of
Washington general agent.
Mr.. curry read MS annual report rs
vel as that N President Payne NJ the
Peabody Normal college NJ Nashville,
Tom. last years executive commit
iee was reelected as follows; Justice
Fuller. Wnll1m 4, courtney, Daniel g.
Gilman, CHARLES w. F9nner. James d.
Porter nnd Chairman Tvnrts.oX-ohiclo.
ON the finance committee. Judge r. NJ.
somervllle OF Alabama was named 20
replace Grover Cleveland. v pior-
pnni Morgan was reelected treasurer
" the fuUd
Former President and Mrs. Harrison
and Mira. u. .. Grant. whose husband
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05

rHE EVENING PAPER IS THE
PAPER or TO-DAY. THE MORN.
mo PAPER IS THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

President Yglesias of Costa Rica. ac-
companied by members OF his stan,
and Col. Carter, e. 5. A.. visited the
treasury department. on the 18th. and
after being presented To the chief Of
icials, was escorted through the
money vaults and shown the mode in
which the government handles it, vast
stores of coin and currency.
While party of Il people were re-
turning from "A ban at Otis. Ind. on
two hand ears they were struck by
the Lake shore fast mail east OF Chess
terton. VIM. Iabcnski and VIM. Kemp
Ter were Killed outrightand Iahenski's
two daughters. aged Is and - re-
specti,cly. were probably fatally in
jured
Thanksgiving day was generally oh
served by the Americans in Manila. T..
I. Tie British residents also cele-
brated the day as a holiday. The
feature Of the festivities was dinner
rendered ny o. Il. Williams. United
States consul there. 10 officers Of the
American army and navy.
The grand jury nj Fergus Falls,
Mimi. on the 25th, returned indict-
ments against the six men arrested az
Moorhcad for holding mp the Great
Northern train at Carlisle two weeks
ago They ere also indicted for burg
lariling Narfeld's bank at Battle
Lake three weeks ago
Several Of the Turkish ministers
have submitted TO the sultan memori-
ais pointing ont the disturbed state
OF the empire and the reforms they
consider necessary. The sultan is ir-
ritated al this attitude upon the part
of his ministers.
4 special from Montevideo. IRA
quay. says The United states battle
ships Oregon and Iowa and the collier
Celtic have arrived here to re-coal and
take on board supplies of provisions.
The French cabinet has decided 10
authorize a loan OF 21O.OOO,00O francs
for the purpose OF establishing an
Indo-Chinese railroad system i'm con
nection with the Chinese railroads.
Marshal Blanco. whose resignation
as captain general of Cuba had been
accepted. sailed for Spain on the 27th.
He will be succeeded by Gen. .liminez
Castellanos. a division commander
The United States naval recruiting
office at Chicago received orders from
Washington. on the 2jth. TO enlist 60
apprentice boys, 20 landsmen and IS
seamen al once.
The statement of the condition OF
the treasury. issued on the 25th.
showed Available cash balance.
$3.50. 5s9.2ss: gold reserve. S241,19l.14i.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02

The next meeting of the national
Grange will be held in Ohio, THE city
To be selected later
The crown sheet OF the boiler of n
locomotive on west-bound freight
train on The Denver a Rio Grande
railroad blew out AZ Swallows. Col, on
the gath. One man was killed and
two were injured. Eighteen loaded
freight ears were burned, and the loss
was heavy.
The armored cruiser Kaiser, flag
ship of the German squadron COM
manded by Prince Henry of Prussia,
which WAS recently ashore in kamsah
bay. arrived at Hong Kong, on the
2sth. with three holes i'm her bottom.
She will be locked for repairs.
The Italian government has sent an
ultimatum 10 the sultanof Morocco on
the subject of the detention and ILL
treatment Of Italian protegcs. A week
was given an which To reply.
Mabel Davidson, the skater. well
known throughout Canada and the
'nitcd states. died in 81. Paul. Mimi.
ON the cath. Of consumption, aged rs.
The body will be cremated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02
THE END OF HIS TETHER.
Confidence Operator seems TO Have
Reached II in the Hands OF the
san Francisco Police.

san Francisco. Nov. 2G.-Chicf of
Police Lees has secured much addi-
tional evidence against Amadeo Hor-
ace. the clever confidence operator.
who is detained at the city prison. \
search Of the mans trunks showed
that in Chicago he was known as DIR.
J. NJ. Weygand. dentist, 1926 State
street which name appeared upon
most Of his linen. He claimed TO rep
resent various wealthy South Amer
lean firms
In Philadelphia Horace entered into
negotiations with VIM. Cramp & Sons
for vessel of the two-deck single
screw type under the name of Arnold
ii. Radesk, general manager for J..
Menendez, Punta Arena, Chilli.
He is asserted to have defrauded
GARAGE d Co. of Baltimore, and many
other business houses His method
was to borrow from firms expecting
to have dealings on large scale with
him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

Ernest Fleminger, brakeman. fell
from his train near Old Monroe. Mo,
and was cut TO pieces.
TWO boys, near Joplin, Mo-. robbed
Mrs. j. e.. Mordecai, an aged widow,
of her pension money.
Porter Stone shot and probably fa.
tally wounded Ray Williams. his wife's
coachman. at Clinton, Mo. The couple
are living apart.
Peter Ehrlick. one of the pioneer
coal operators of Brazil, Ind. died
there Friday.
Peter Ort. in Jail at Wichita. Kas.,
for robbery and assault, is in danger
of being lynched.
\ negro arrested at Carlinyille. H.,
for highway robbery, claims to have
been in jail al the time the robbery
was committed
Ii is expected that all the troops at
Admission. Ala, will be included in the
movement to Cuba.
Jacob Small, at Columbia. Mo. was
assessed five years in the pententiary
for forging a $3.50 check.
Diphtheria prevails south Of Ram
sey, ILL.,, near independence, where
several children have died.
Robert a. Davidson, master in chan.
Gerry OF Massac county, ILL.,, died Fri
day AZ his home in Metropolis.
Edwin j. Wise. for "A years resi-.
dent of Greenville, ILL.,, and promi-
ncntly identified with its business in
terests, is dead.
Mrs. John Harris clothes caught fire
at Makcton, Tex, Friday, and she was
SO badly burned that She can not re.
cover.
Capt. McCalla is expected to bring
back. on the Vulcan, from the Maria
Teresa, as many relics as are movable.
including an ll-inch gun from the az
ter turrct.
Deputy sheriff Watts lost an arm in
shooting ARRAY at Pana. M. Ed
Jones, white non-union miner. and
others are reported badly injured.
lie Patric, Of Paris. SAYS that Cham.
berlain carried 70 England the prelim.
mary form of treaty between England
end the United States.
Thomas l.. Webb, an cx-mail carrier
Of SPOKANE, WASH. was found dead IN
the outskirts Of that city. Indications
point strongly 10 murder.
Property amounting 20 over sac. 900
with only $4,000 insurance. was de.
st~oycd by fire at Wagner. l. r. Near
~ nm entire business block was dc
ktroycd.
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THE MOB WAS FOlLED.
Wouid-Be Lynchers nj Glasgow Nv. Pound
the JAN Guards Alert and
Ready for Action.

Glasgow. Ky, Nov. %. Seven shots
fired before daylight awakened the
citizens TO the fact that they were in
tended as q warming to the guards az
the jail Of The approach of mob 10
lynch Robert Brown and Johnson
Franklin. charged with murder. The
warming shots were fired by the night
police. The mob Of 50 men found the
jail guarded and after being assured
that the guard would do their duty il
an attempt was made 10 take the
prisoners. rarleycd for half an hour
and then rode Off. Browns trial is set
for November 30. lie is charged with
killing his iather-in-law. Louis Nc
Clclland. and Franklin with having
killed Mrs. Bowlcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02
HOOSIER HAPPENINGS
Told in Brief by Dispatches from
Various Localities.

Seymour. Ind. Nov. 25.-Mayor A. w.
Mills and Joseph Baird (colored) en-
gagged in a shooting ARRAY. in which 20
shots were exchanged. Two weeks ago
Baird was taken from the city Jail.
where he was being held awaiting a
trial for forgery. by mob OF masked
men and given a severe whipping. He
charged Mills with being The leader
Mills met Baird and revolyers were
drawn. Many shots were fired. but
none Of the bullets took effect An .x-
cited mob gathered in the streets. and
for a time Baird's life was in danger.
Officers inierfered and he was taken to
Jail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02
PERHAPS FATALLY BURNED.
DIR. shobe Probably Fatally Burned In y
Fire at the University OF In
dianspolis, Ind.

Chicago. Nov. 26. The United States
building OF the Indiana Medical col
Iege. "A department of the University
of indianapolis. was Quilted by fire.
The fire was caused by a defective fur
uace, the flames shooting up the stair
way. hcmming in the two internes,
DR. Norman Shobe. Of Ligonier. Ind,
and DIR. u. q. Morgan. OF Plainfeld.
DIR. Morgan used the fire escape from
the third floor. DR. Shobe attempted
10 escape by means Of the stairway.
but was caught between the second
and third floors. and perhaps fatally
burned. He was rescued later by the
fire escape. The loss will amount to
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02
Gives Dewey Pleasure.

Terre Ilaute Ind. Nov. 25.-John p.
Baird post. G. A. r.. of this city some
time ago adopted resolutions of thanks
TO two comrades who presented TO the
post n large and valuable picture OF
Admiral Dewey \ report Of the pro-
ceedings and copy Of the resolutions
in question were sent 10 Dewey, who
has replied as follows: Your favor Of
August 10 has been received and read
with pleasure. | am much gratitied by
the action of the post in having my
picture given the place Of honor and
also at the kind expression of appre-
citation by members OF the post"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02
Charged with Assault.

Clinton. Ind. Nov. 25-Dr. c. NJ
White, mayor Of the city. caused a MAR
rant 10 be issued for the arrest Of Prof.
Leavenworth. superintendent Of the
Clinton schools. charging assault and
battery 1t is claimed that Leaven-
worth saw the mayors l6-year-old son
smoking while going from school Prof.
Leavenworth ordered the boy TO quit
smoking and he refused. Leavenworth
then. il is claimed. struck the boy with a
heavy book. and after knocking him
down choked him sevorclv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02

san Francisco. NOV. 90. So far rs
now known the victims Of the Bald
win hotel fire number five as follows:
J. l.. White.
Lewis Meyers
J. NJ. Lcichthcad.
Tate Pryor.
y j. Carter.
The bodies Of Leighthead and
Pryor hare been recovered. That OF
Racing Judge Carter has not yet been
found, though his remains are doubt
less among the ruins. The body IL
Pryor will he forwarded TO st. Louis.
where lis wife resides.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-12-02

Anderson. Ind. Nov. 25.-Mrs. Mamie
Brown. Mrs. Susan Brown and Mrs.
Polly Bowers. OF Middetown. have been
Indicted and placed under arrest with
out bail charged with numbering the
Iat;er's infant child. IL is claimed the
child was poisoned and buried in a gar
den at night. The officers found the
grave. opened it and in a postmortem
examination discovered poison in the
child's stomach.
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Jacksonville, Ind. Nov 25.-Thanks-
giving day was celebrated by the in
mates of the reformatory. a dinner of
turkeys, cranberries. celery. oysters,
pie. cake, etc, was furnished. In the
afternoon prisoners were allowed the
freedom Of the yard and were allowed
TO smoke, talk and enjoy themselves in
general