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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
FIGHT IS ON
BETWEEN BOARDS

II seems that the action Of the board
Of education las; night IN ordering the
schools TO De- opened 20 an children lr-
respective OF vaccination has only
strengthened the determination Of the
health officers that such shall not be
done.
city Health Commissioner King,
stated this morning that the board Of
health would exercise every vestige Of
legal authority that Il possessed, to
close the schools against unyaccuated
children and he affirmed that the board
had power To do that. The necessity for
precauti0n has not been removed al
though the vaccination Of hundreds Of
the school children has. he says, dlmin-
ished II TO some extent.
DR. Beatty stated that the order OF
the board Of education only enhanced
their liability 20 prosecution, and that
not only the members Of the board, but
the teachers themselves are amenable
10 the law. I'VE propose 90 see that
our order is enforced" continued DR.
Beatty, with the motive only OF pro-
tecting the health OF the public and the
children, for which purpose we hold our
office. The board az health win ascer.
tain on Monday how many children, n
any. who have not been vaccInated
have again entered school and when
that Is ascertained proceedings will at
once be instituted against the members
OF the school board and probably
against the teachers I'm whose schools
the unvaccinated children appear. We
feel. however. that the responsibility
should rest upon those members Of the
school board who passed the order and
not upon the teachers. The fight Is not
In bitterness, but with only a genuine
concern for the welfare Of the public
health"
Superintendent Cooper when seen stat
ed that he was In the employ Of and
under the board OF education and 50 was
his first duty 20 carry out its orders In
accordance therefor 10 that principle he
today handed 10 each teacher a copy OF
the resolution passed IN yesterdays
meeting Of the school board with in
structions that the order be carried out
10 the very letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
COUNTY HEALTH
BOARD MOVES NOW,
RescindS Former Action Relating to Closing
OF the Schools at a Special
Meeting Held Today.

The county board Of health, consist
ing OF the three county commission
ers, County Physician Mayo and Doc
tors A. G.. Robertson, Of Sandy and Z.
o. Jones, Of Murray, held a session this
morning to consider matters pertain
ing to the countys health. The main
feature OF the meeting was the adop-
ton OF the following report OF the COM
mittee which has had the subject
under consideration Tor some time past:
SALT Lake city, Jan. g. 1901.
To the Board Of Health, Salt Lake
County,
Gentlemen.-Your committee APP
pointed 70 consider the petition OF Os-
car Van Colt and others, presented Jan.
~ asking FOR more stringent methods,
I'm certain particulars regarding the eX-
istcnce OF smallpox in Salt Lake county.
respectfully report that they have in
quired into he situation complained
Of and submit the following recon-
mendations:
That owing 20 the unsatisfactory
ANtnhAAAn NN ttANN VI ~ AllH IIlENNNilN IANm
followed, so much OF the rulesor orders
Of the county board ofhealth, adopted on
Friday December "A. 1900, as now re-
main In effect be rescinded. and that
more general systematic and vigor-
GUS effort be made within the board 3
jurisdiction to stamp out the disease,
E-Ihat with "a view TO this further
effort the county commissioners and
county physician be requested 10 ascer-
tain the feasibility Of providing ad-
dltiOnal accommodations for the isOla-
ton Of patients by establishing a de-
tenti0n hospital In health district No. O.
THAT prompt action be taken 20
secure data as TO cases of smallpox
that have occurred in Salt Lake county
during the present outbreak. and to as
certain all new cases and obtain reports
OF the same without unnecessary delay
We find that there has been q lament
able neglect In collecting information
and making a record Of these cases, the
COUNTY board Of health being entirely
without the data required by law.
THAT the county attorney be re-
Quested 20 enforce firmly and impair
tally the law requiring physicians and
Others 20 report cases Of contagious
diseases, and that the board Of health
take immediate steps 20 facilitate the
making OF the required reports We
find that, so far as the records Of this
board disclose, there has been an al
most total disregard OF section H. chap
ter 80, laws Of 1899 by physicians and
other In salt Lake county required %
report contagious diseases.
THAT the dIsinfectlng and visit
ing officer or officers suggested 20 the
county commissioners. and who will. we
understand. be granted as occasion re-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
WHAT THE LEGISLATURE Has DONE

,o- On the first formal ballot
Elected ~ 200 ,or regular contingent expenses OF te
session 49,. House an amendment TO an act when
Tas -. rover TO lease noncompeuhB me III any ''
VIII give , MN 70 prevent compulsory vaccination
ss Nm to raise salaries Of Supreme Oour' u'''
from 5000 to $500 a year , =, ,na Governor and some
" him for the registration Of plural marriages anu e
l.sa ~ r5yeamists and bigumlsts. o
NM 10 provide the burial OF impeeuhlous HoNo'
49,, ,..sa.,.8 slj,ers sailors and marines
'0S Nm realng the prohibiting the sale oil hquor
on sunday ,..,. r,.rrer Of locating and re-
introduced bin providing Tor he H'' -
,,r5rg quartz and placer mining claims .,. s,,o. and
Irr,lud bill for the organization OF irrgauoh uscs anu
the construction Of reservoirs T., ,,. o,,,h
t,Ina5 bill for the use safety apparatus IN mines WIN
vertical shafts g.. ,.r.. ,,s,oo,or
srcea bin 10 create office Of State boiler inspector
1tr,, BIN for the establishment Of state school oil mines
introduced bin to prevent compulsory trading with any store
or boarding at any boarding house
Introduced bill to provide for the safety and welfare OF coal
and hydrocabon miners $500
Introduced bin for the protection Of fish, game and birds
introduced providing for damages TO railroad employees IN
,ured BY conributary negligence Of fellow servants
Introduced bin setting forth irrigation and water laws
Introduced bin advocating the adoption Of the metric system
ofWeIghts and measures
Introduced prohibiting the the OF Loyal Legion and O.
A. R. insignia by those hot entitled to them
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quires, act under the direction NJ the
county physician. as the latter ls A
paid official
6--Ihat the county clark be requested
20 act as clerk Of the board NJ baaitb
and 20 keep in his office the records
lhefeoI' also tO obtain ~ record OF past
meetings OF this board.
THAT the county superintendept NJ
schools end trustees of the yarious
school districts Doe requested 10 aid the
board OF health In obtaining data re-
CURED to make the record Of ain con-
taglous ana infectious diseases as com
plete as possible.
shat iutracu0ns Of quarantine rug
ulauons De prosecuted
s-That the period OF reduced price Of
vaccination provided for school chill
dren terminate on Feb. I
lO-That the health officers in the Va.
rious districts boz requested 10 mako
immediate report 10 the county board OF
health Of cases Of SMALLPOX existing In
1901.
ll-That the county physician with
such assistance as he NAV Invite be re-
quested 20 draft and present for adop-
ton an ordinance OF sanitary r1les for
SAIL Lake county.
l2-Ihat the trustees Of the various
school districts In the county be re-
quested 70 fumlgate the public school
buildings under their charge where II
mas not been done recently, according
70 instructions of the county physician.
which Instructions win be furnished on
Application 20 the clerk OF the board Of
D..
done between the LIST ana 18th OF Feb
ruary 1904 Further. that "a similar
request be made Of an owners. proprie-
lots or persons ln control OF houses u
public worship school buildings public
nails, or buildings where dances. enter
talnments or public assemblages are
held. Reports Of such fum!gation to
De made o. The county clerk.
The report was adopted unanimously
except as t9 Dr. Jones. who objected
10 the frt paragraph as far as il re-
SENDS the order " the board made on
December 18th, 1900.
The appended resolutions were also
adopted by the board;
Resolved, That the resolution Of the
Salt Lake county board of halth
adopted Friday. Dec a. 1900. relating
70 schools, and reduced price for ycc-
cination and the free Vaccination "
certain pupils. be. and the same Is here
by resclnded
Resolved. That the Salt Lake county
commissioners be..and they are hereby
requested 20 furnish the necessary
blank forms for reports required IN thu
recommendations made and adopted
this day by the county board OF health
After transacting. some other routine
business. the board adjourned subject
10 the call Of Chairman Anderson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
GOVERNOR AssAssINATED.
Assassin Asked for an Audience
Then Committed Murder,

Arlon, Luxembourg. Belgium Jan. 60.
M. Orban De Nivry. governor OF the
Belgian province Of Luxembourg, was
assasslnated here this morning by a
man named Schneider who afterward
committed suicide
Schneider who was In the employ Of
the provincial government recently
showed signs OF lncipient madness.
Schneider asked FOR an audience Of
the governor and Immediately after he
had been admitted he drew a revolver
and shot NJ. De Nlyry. He then blew
out his own brains
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
NAY NOT PROSECUTE.
County Attorney Says City Should
Look After Prof. Paul.

County Attorney Christensen was
asked this afternoon as 10 what was be-.
ing done IN regard TO prosecuting Prof
J. II Paul president Of the Lattcr-day
Saints College. Tor admitting pupils 20
that institution without first being vac.
cInated, and said that In looking up
the law bearing on such cases d,scoy.
cred there was q city ordinance cover
inc This case as completely as the state
Jaw does, except the penalty was less
severe. being q fine Of not less than s.
nor more than 500. 9r imprisonment for
90 days whereas the State law imposes
a fine Of $500. or imprisonment f0r six
months and this case having arisen
within the city limits makes ID the duty
Of the municipality % prosecute 80 UNI
der lts ordinance. lie claimed Il was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
WILL MEET PRICES,
Salt Lake Millers' Association Cone
cludeS 10 DO SO.

A meeting Of the Salt Lake County
Millers association was held IN theWhlt.
tingham block this afternoon. The at
tendance was large and the interest
something out Of the ordinary. Mr.. Mil
Ter. OF the Intermountain Milling COM
pany presided. 1t was unanimously
agreed that the association would meet
all cut prices IN the local -four business,
and that IL would maintain itself
against cheap -four from Cache or any
other county In the State. Il was as
serted that the cut rate which has been
causing a difference I'm the association
was caused by one or two dealers only
and that the association could stand TO
lose money just as long as these indi-
viduals could and Il was believed much
longer-therefore the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Inspecting southern Philippines.

Manila. Jan 2G.-Maj Maus of the
surgeons department Capt Ahcarn
chief ~ the forestry bureau and Capt
Horton assistant chief 0uartermaster.
sailed today on hoard the Alava o.
complete the inspection NJ certain NJ
the southern islands. and recommend
sites Tor leppr and penal colonies
The Thirlv-third and Thirty fourth
regiments have been ordered 90 Manila
from the Vigan region. preparatory 10
returning 10 the United States
The Twentieth regiment which has
been constantly on provost duty In Ma
Mia has been ordered 10 Vigan
The Thlrtieth regiment will be
brought 70 Manila soon.
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resolved 70 endeavor TO secure ade-
quate protective duties for agricultural
products and, therefore. an increase Of
the present rates, sufficient to attain
that end, The government is also anx-
ious TO expedite In every way the in
PRODUCTION Of a new tarln bill"
The announcement was greeted with
loud cheers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
sheriff summers OF Montana Killed

Virginia City. Mont. Jan 26.-Sherift
Jas. Summers Of Madison county was
shot and killed yesterday afternoon IN
Morgan gulch By John Woolf. Woof
had been accused Of footing the cabin
Of a sheep herder and Summers went
to serve n search warrant On him a
posse OF citizens. headed By Deputy
Sheriff Charles Hill left here TO cap
ture woolf. who is but eighteen years
old Indignation is high and he may
be lynched
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
LATE LOCALS.

No more new books viii be placed
upon the shelves Of the public library
until additional room is provided by
the city officials.
one OF the most prominent wholesale
hay and grain merchants In the city
said today. regarding the price Of hay:
Hay is worth az least one dollar more
a ton this year than az the same time
last year though the crop output Is es-
timated al about the same amount The
apparent cause Tor this Is that more
owners Of live stock here In the valley
and elsewhere are buying the hay In the
stack and feeding their cattle from
that Some who always before ranged
their cattle are feeding az least some
this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26

Dubois case by Mr. Heltfeld and in
Mr.. Cullom's case by Mr.. Mason.
The desk Of the Illinois senator was
covered with flowers ana upon his an
pearance, the first since his reelection
he was cordially greeted by his asso.
ciates on the floor
Mr.. Hoar Mass), introduced. and the
Senate passed, a resolution asking FOR
an Information at the command OF the
President or any executive officer OF the
government as to the extent OF lands
In the Philippine Islands held for eccle-
siastical purposes. the character and
value Of such lands and whether anv
official had on behalf OF the government
entered into any obligation as TO the
titles OF such lands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
GERHANYS PROTECTIVE POLICY.
A@ BuOW Announces Twill EndeayOr TO Secure Adequate
Duties Oh Agricultural Products - Government Anx.
iOus for a New Tariff Bill

Berlin Jan. 96.-ln the lower house OF
y i.i today during the debate on the
tn.liaal estimates the imperial
lis..'r Count Won Buelow, made an
! mrlaai procurement as follows:
Fu'iy recognizing the present din
conditions Of agriculture and ami
lied tya desire to effectually i'm
''0'e % the Prusslan government has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
JAPANESE CONSUL PROTESTS.
Objects to Having Merchants on the
Sound Treated as Immigrants.

Victoria, b. c., Jan. 26-The japanese
consul at Vancouver has protested TO
Washington against the action OF the
United states immigration officers ON
the sound In treating japanese mer-
chants belonging 20 that city and other
places on the Canadian side OF the
SOUND as Immigrants. Il f. understood
lhat me japanese government acting
upon the advice 90 their consul az Van.
couVer, has decided to issue no more
passports 20 immigrants bound Tor
brllsh columbia on account OF the en-
iofcement OF the naval act by the GOV
ernmlnt Of lhIa nrhvlnca
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Three Children Crematcd.

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 26,-The three
children OF S. r. McCarty janitor at
downtown Office building. were cree
mated carly today In a fire that de-
stroyed their home IN an eastern SUBJ
urb OF the city. They We're Edith, aged
is years. Melissa. Il and Kenneth. 10.
The parents occupied a room on the
lower floor and were awakened 10 find
the entire building IN flames. Al es-
cape FOR the children who slept above.
was cut or. They were sunocated I'm
their beds and their bodies buried al.
mos; beyond recognition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
SILVER KING AFFAIRS.
Election Of Officers and Declaration
of Dividend.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS" %

lfA ~ AhA ~ III Az w ~
Park City. Jan. Ex-senator Kearns.
Of the Silver King mine, came up form
Salt Lake today 10 attend the annual
meeting Of the directors The meeting
was stiH being held Al $3.50 this after
noon The principal business 10 be
transacted was the election Of officers
and the declaration Of dividend.
which Senator Kearns says viii not be
less than $4,000, and there is a prob
ability. said he. Of making Il more than
that.
Ii will be remembered that the great
mine paid $4,000 every month last year
in dividends to its stockholders, and
that it threw IN an extra 100000 as a
Christmas present to It's fortunate own
ers.
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Proceedings IN the Honse.

Washington. Jan, 26.-The House TO-.
day disagreed 10 the Senate amend
ments 70 the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bin and agreed TO
the conference asked for by the Senate.
Messrs. Bingham Penn) Hemenway
0nd) and Livingston Georgia. were
appointed conferees on the part OF the
House.
The House then proceeded with the
consideration Of the bill TO revise and
codlfy the postal laws which was in
terrupted by the consideration OF APP
propriation bills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
RnllotIng for senntnrs.

Helena. Mont, Jan. 26-Frank gained
Two more votes today on Joint ballot
lor short term senator. The labor vote
TO-DAY went 10 McGinulss. Following Is
the vote: -
Mantle tRep), 2S; Frank. "a: McGln-
Mss lz' Cooper, S, Conrad, 8. Hoffman.
Lincoln, Neb.. Jan. 26.-The vote on
United states senator today was:
Allen lfuslonl le: W III Thomnson
lfuslon) 90; crounz c. Currie rs. Halner
y hinshaw 10. Hitchcock tfusionI -.
Melklel1hn 90. Martin G: Rogovater IS.
-. p. Thompson "a; Berge (fuslon A.
scattering 5. absentees ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
STRIKE SITUATION.

Up to a late hour this afternoon the
news from the scene Of the strike at
Scod1ld was of reassurng nature all
being quiet and no new developments.
The Castle Gate. clear Creek and SUM
INSIDE mines are running with o. full
force OF men who are apparently mo-.
affected by the action OF the Seoha'd
tq,fulrl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
EADEZzLER NELLY OFF FOR CUBA
Wa spirits on Leaving JaI-Says He is Glad He is Going
Back Because He Will Explain and
be Acquitted.

''' York Jan. 2s.-Chas. F. W.
p" 'a' former postal official who
'''e'el extradited to Cuba for
va charges Of embezzlement, left
f., ~. '''esi jail today and was taken
1' steamer ior Cuba. Neely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26

seemed TO be in the best Of spirits on
leaving jail, where he had been con-
fined since May %. 1900 He said to one
Of the wardens:
Il am glad / am going back to Cuba
because l can readily explain away
and viii be acquitted"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Military Examining BOARD for Hawaii

washington. Jan ga board Of OH
GERS with Maj y. d. Taylor surgeon.
as president. has been appointed 10
meet at Camp Mckinley Honolulu
March let. 20 examine candidates FOR
admission TO the United States military
academy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
4 PLEASANT PARTY.

The ladies who work IN the salt Lake
Temple rendered a surprise party 900
Mrs Rabbit and daughter last even
Ing. The party was at the home OF
Mrs r. Brown and an evening OF anee-
uonate soeisbillty was enjoyed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
61AH'S ELECTORAL
VOTE DELIVERED
Messenger Loose Hands it to President OF
''' plans for Public Building May
+. Thrown Open to Competition

for competition by outside architects
The law now Gays this work shall DC
dore by the supervising architect OF the
treasury. 1t IS believed this VIII settle
All controversy as to the building.
senator Rawlns introduced a Dill
gIaptlng pension at rate OF si2 per
month to Jacob A. Ward Of callow' also
Mn granting pension to Lloyd r, steph-
en- Of $50 per month in lieu OF what ne
f. now receiving.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
DEATH OF AGED CITIZEN.
David Moore, Bishop Of Mound Fort,
Succumbs TO Old Age.
ESPECIAL TO THE 'NEws."I

ogden, Jan. 26,-DaWd Moon, one OF
Ogdens oldest citizen both IN the point
OF years and IN the point OF residence,
died at his home In Mound Fort To-
day at y o'clock. Deceased had reached
the advanced age Of 50 years and sue
cumbed 10 the ravages they had worked
upon him. He was FOR years Bishop
OF Mound Fort ward and there are
hosts OF people who win join with his
numerous family in sincerely mourning
his demise.
The funeral win be held from The
Mound Fort meeting house on Monday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends are IN
vited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26

City Attorney stephens duty in his
judgment, 20 prosecute the case: but II
the latter refused 20 do t. Mr.. Chris
Jensen said he would file a complaint
and push The case Action. doubtless
Will not De taken until next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
,,, TO THE "NEws"l

MI TO THE "NbN0'
.,o D. C., Jan. &c B. /,
VS. .-.rl here last evening i,t.,o ani
1 y .. .,r'. delivered the electoral
to the senate. n..,.,,-y
,,..,, secretary Of the Treasury .,
|. l y. rll recommend that Congress or' ss'
fly'@ W. N.Y.. n the bill for the APP
'''il +. ~, '-l !, s,It Lake public building
7 .' 2,os n. plans can be thrown open
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Verdi Barciy Alive.

Rome. Jan 26-The special dispatch
70 me Pairia announcing the death of
vera was obviously premature later
dispatches from Milan announcing Thai
the composer was SIN alive. but slovl,.
expiring at o'clock this morning,
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!. '''' oreien,ial. p,...,

/. b De S., I.o. 20 The frs, h,,.
.s 's''a Q, Is. y, y. today was the pre-.
81, as iens, oo,r..l,,niIals Of Fred T
.l l.sy N CHE .IlIl-eleot Of Idaho. and
A'a'lon being IN Mr.
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TRAIN cAPT1,ppn

l. t,'. .. Friday. Jan. pa train
r g,.' and and military stores on on
|an s gly.ald and captued by the
ia Salpsi.io. near Fourteen cen
|aaf , T,' Of Kimberley this
F. p,, ", republicans captured a
p . o 81 Dublin rusnIcrs. tn then /,
+ An , ... and waited for the
q s., SS,'q el.... train has gene In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
NEW GOVERNING BOARD.

The following mpmbers 0t The eN-
change were elected TO act as the gov
erning board OF the exchange for the
ensuing year: H. w. Doscher, NJ. $.
Pcndergast, j, II. Peery. Jr, r. G..
Woolley, Jr. Joseph Oberndorfer, w.
II. Childs, W. H. ribbals r. l.. Col
burn and Herman Bamberger.
The secretary's report showed that
the total amount Of business trans
acted on the exchange amounted 70 81
500 POS rs. which represents the sale OF
$4,000 shares OF stock. owing 10 the
fact that the dues were reduced from
So TO 81 during the year, the receipts
are not as great as they We're "a year
or two ago. The disbursements for the
year amounted 20 nearly $500.
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|'s@ AGAIN AGGRESSIVE.
IT, w Police Surrendered Without
\ ffing a Shot,
o.. WIN Troops and MiIl,ar,
"''iAld and Captured BIZ
Ss Republicans,

!, a, ,,,1 jan 2s.-Twenty Cape DO.
j. soT ,j' NJ. to the Beers at Devon.
Ets a y, ~. q yrybuFg, Jan 81. without
r,sIo, ' ~, It is reported that Gen.
/ ''aa,ry Is ''"o'd IN the fighting