Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
'1HE N[N FOR1YylI|H
Reorganization Of the First
Regiment /. n. G. Y Ssoon
Be Accompli
Eight Companies Have Made Appli-
cation-V Veterans of the Late
War Preferred.
Report of the School For the Deaf
Important Decision In School
Case.
,ecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Tines-Republican.
Des Moines, Aug. 8.-Adjt. Gen. NJ. H.
Byers has issued orders. for the reor-
ganization of the Forty ninth Iowa reg
iment. and within the next few weeks
it is expected that that organization
will again exist as part of the Iowa
National Guard. Already eight COM
panies of the old Forty ninth have made
application for positions in the new reg
iinent. These are the companies at Du-
baque, Clinton, Marshalltown, Maauo-
keta, Waterloo, Upton. Vinton and In-
dependence. 1t is confidently expected
that all the other companies forming a
part of the war regiment Will imme-
diately make application and that the
reorganization can be speedily made. In
the orders issued full instructions are
given as To the reorganization. All men
who served in the Forty-ninth are in
vited to enlist in the guard formation.
All such will be enlisted on their dis
charge certificate, that is, ii they were
honorably discharged and not for ply
sical disability, they will be accepted
Without examination. Moreover, they
Will be given certificates OF continuous
service.
All other applicants for enlistment
viii have to take the physical exam
ination required for enlistment in the
regular army This will apply TO both.
officers and men. 1t is the determine
tion of the authorities to make this
physical examination more rigid than
before. so that ii the regiment is again
called into service, there will need be
no repetition of the disappointments
due to rejection at Camp Mckinley,
eighteen months ago
on Monday the regular biennial re-
port of the school for the deaf al Coun-
Of control. This report shows that
the attendance ar the institution dur
ing this period. During the first year.
the attendance was on an average of
2ol 1-,. This Increased TO an average OF
275 40 the second year Many inn
provements for the institution are rec
Iommended By Superintendent Rothert
in his report. A new electric light
plant is asked. and an appropriation ot
$4,000 is asked for this purpose. The
buildings also need many repairs. There.
are thirteen buildings and many OF
them are ollland somewhat dilapidated.
All need repairs belh inside and OUT
side. AT least $1,000 is asked for this
purpose. Two thousand dollars is asked
for the construction Of a new coal
hous $500 for soap house and vats,
$500 for plumbing and sanitation. and
500 for library. Superintendent Roth
ert states that he has cut these figures
10 a minimum.
Great interest is being felt by the
members of the state board OF health
and other state officials in the outcome
of the cases about to bt- started in the
district courts OF Scott county Fifteen
persons We're there quarantined for three
weeks in a hotel because OF ths out
break of small poX. These persons are
now the plaintiffs in the suits, which are
broueht against both city and county
for damages for the forced Getention.
l, is argued by the complainants that
they We're Kept confined in the hotel.
for a period Of three weeks for the sole
benefit Of the community and not FOR
any advantage to themselves as intll-
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