ï~~_Decine. nANew c -Q ddional 'Deat KEREJ Dies- ofEpidemnic InRome,:N. Y.e~ Sp ishhImp' nsa is.st. lJdpi.. _._.: tots ~L 'i- eÂ~Y''r 'a. Hopeful Sign..-That 8p8613-S influ-eh"a has -about declaration yesterday. afternoon of mU~ in-~ H. Sherpley, manager of -health, who also said that in all probabiity the restrictlvo-iueasures now in force would be lifted next Monday. This, howeve means that in all -phbity-aeexeepto-itbese, so that there will be no religious services in D~enver Sunday. There was a marked ceerfse in the number of deaths- and ue-%r cr - yesterday. For *the twenty-tour-beert period ending at 4 o'clock' yesterday afternoon there. were 17 deaths oftlclitiy reported. Of these:t were reported alter 4 o'clock Tuesday anti 11 yesterday. This brings the total numbrr of Ceaths to M.2 There were 149 new Lases reported Tteeday, -which have -bot bee-pslimbed, rnd only es new cases reported yesterday up to 4 p. mm These make~ 2.990 as the total number of casesve ported to the department of health. Of Qthe dethsaejrral have heen usnofti-sally reported, but have not been counted in the tabulation because not until this time were the-burial per* mite issued, these permits making theI - -Iet at- records. - The seventeen dteaths reported are, Andeew Beets, 34. 810 Raritan street. *Jehn Summer, 1069' Raritan street -Luia Glela, 27. 3611 Osage street. Lesased lare, iS, county hospital. reside ee-S8ii-Floto circus. B. D. Htes;hey. 25, 2400 South Kalaloath street. Heldina L Berstreos, 23. 4336 Kalamath street. Sylvesier Porter, 29, 712 Thirenthl street Asges W. Whyte, 2i. 1315 Mariposa street. ~-doee.Hs49P 13?R29 Eighteenth avenue. - FIrqees Wilson, 48. 2240 Franklin street. John-a Rake,3 85.4 Elgin place. Jesaie IH.Casae. 52, 2600 West William Geets, 28. 4372 Yates street. M. Bess Jamsison, 40. St. Josephs -. hospital; reeidence WalcdM-'Wyo. - '-. Roriasse. L. lMeDermett,; 21. SL.Joe4phs hospital; residence 850 Olive street. -Della Walker, 41. 1898 West Colfax Avne Ellsabeth Sehwladt, 41. 4546 Leaf Br~ts Case Pathetce. The case of Andrew Bretz, 810 Mr. an-Sr.C W a Hcr fa ag h pa fteeiei hi ttetm fhadah oni Tio S le ri 'N os n- re 5 PrvteTnHyk hohae mpartveryeCnord rwscamp M the~~~~~~~~~~uie _ntdSatsetre h artrseeO.-Txa n N~'S was~~~~~~~WSI~TN-c 2&v-= rm on vres ti siatdta hr arett5,000 Bday bocaus of tomah troble.He iwet rca esmntbio,-wthe22.000 at Cinta- Bn -zuerd-aad-he.-bsw.-~eine t onin vebanrr tedmpsanSt Cin a nthc origo.naofis -n the r ts -.ow. wi]a Beieshs ohe ndfthr era feta army and the sae is urivd y -a iser Mr... he effct. terv pid e ma~.in amth V Vileisof 63 Rae sree; brthecampsroadt'asedson-by theiod stret,~.~seodg~fl~~a,~.tafonl. hdeetiona. Y'TnlneeuofWeirnd-Dt, Thefunralwil behel inRom. atpeed werie deoriat ne F Prtvtet alte I. en Rcic -f er- afiw a s- orhCirnoed.-- am medaoi-paimanfunz, c hr-aote oi-teroutat nowe itdi,js ing o Wrd ecevedby is ar that be ndsprenadd by- enem oagntsr m- r pssibly lad e nAercane-.shor s;?2WedRbcegovernment.t. wnfe was with hi tet1[iT'o i -et._ odtostlar riuinom i Privae Te Eyck whoenlisad basis"86for tticulaly oled foun MZ ew Ikepested. Caes. Des Greet as--... 0 15 0.3 157,s. 1 t" O" 1 28 Lt. sq. 20'e -'......31....:S 3..i,37 634 -Rrtnstyee 13lsut knfomey 0!Mos "pathetic doe that the epidemic has brought out The father dies and live other members of the family are ill with the influenza. The father was a laborer in the employ of the Denver & Rio Grande. 'T" am convinced that The euideDLq tas passed te crest and is subsitiing," said, Dr. Sharpley. "White I think it willi be saft totiben the city next Monday. yet,this will not be done if there is the slightest possibility of the 'plague breakting out anew. " Mayor Milts is determined that there; shall be no chances -taken. We, had better stay closet down -tight for i17wS iniors than to reopen and have the pLague get a second start it Colimittee Never Attempteid to Discredit Him Cruelty Stories. - -. By Associated -FPres.. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2Ss8-teorge Creel,. chai. n,'of t6e com'mit'tee on public Information, today made Publico a letter he has wrin to Senator Poindexter of_ Waehlligton, denying.. Ssrea r+ ra T, IL -- - u 1 ann na1ve to close again." speech in the senate tart- -Monday I Mustt Relax, that the'cm teehdbnMki Dr. Sharpley urges that 'there be teehdbnmaig no relaxation on the part of the "consistent and' continued efforts to people now that- the plague is subsid- create the impression that the 0-erlog. He declares that all restrictions mans have abandoned the practice of must be faithfully followed. He also cruelty to prieoners and to civilians asserfs that after the -ban is- lifte4 in occupied territory.that all people should be extremely Mr. Creel said that only two of careful. - thousands of statements put out by So far as conditions in the city are the committee had dealt wits. the subconcrne. sad D. Shrply, tereject, one being an authorised denial concd erndaaider.nharpeyin the from General Pershing of an article woy uhnd aneriyoenn tein a StLouis newspaper crediting a "Conditions in the state are re- sergeant of the American expeditionportd wrse" sid D. Sarpey.ary forces with saying German solpor(Tthaged o s ereid r hrueynd- iers fed chit en poisoned candy and ag towthe.plaueIs.sevritn.surouda gave theta hand grenades to play with. logtowsnamly BrghonArada IReferrIng to the senator's.cag [.Goden Hnglewood, Littleton and I. - n n mtertmnuiis eg..-.Cl fEatLvrol partments declared today that' ey-to sseh were convinced suter san' kqoisehht anmy:e the disease was brought to -this coon. f_ - turn-caneso.Ei eted seamen, travrelers or 'imports b6461ls and not by-jnalicto'os methods. '' SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct 23lOne hundred and - thirty-eight Utah s towns and cities, are.-in the hrlp of CAES the Spanish "flu" epidemic,."-4w#as officially anpounced today.by Hr. '1, AYE B. Beatty, state health eommissipisdr. ALHUQURRQt l,.N. X. Oct -29,- The Five new.cases of Spanish i in theleo number sade seep.-o started-, in this city, wr oa e portedby- city Physician IH. Clay- Dthn.B thh NEW YORH.Qct.- i3.ATltbo!.880 Roiiki new oases. of Spanish influenza were th&creotdhe"geast, camCNT ubr ic heotrako h disease, Health Commissioner ep land heid tonight to. his assertion that the epidemic was on the wane,. DkETECTIVE IS CHARGED WIThf HAVING TWO WIVES Moses Albert Kenn, as- empioye of the Pinkerton Detecttve, agency, BS arassd~xr83-athis home, 523 Twenty-second street, and charged with bigamy. The order for his ar-rest cams from Sheriff Jones ofJefferson county., And he ws removed & hne surgeon 113 i " ".--- -w - - - -- -------- - -- around the edges of the city. Be- Ohio, had been crucified by the Geartween these places sod Denver there mans. Mr-Creel said the oommittee is a great daily busineas, with bun- merely corrected the imptreasion that dreids combs and sn, h t --.- - - - rl T constant menace to the city from American expedittonary forces, stating Kennedy has been. living in Denver these r imunittes and from all other expioity that as ths crucifination some time with his wtfe,Marihae S. to-p in the stats bringing the dis- took place inJuiy, l8id, It was oh- Kennedy; but Mrs. Olive Wisdenour e isnto t he city. This we must viously the "caftat Sageant Cole of Arvada claims he has deceived her "'7Mtard againlet.e -_-- wras serving with thelaCanadiana." with claims that his first wife was.110, EIHT OLO ADM E dead and has goal thru a marriage EIGHTUIJLIIAU MEN ceremny st hher. -..