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Show made his escape. Having a pretty good description of the Oriental the officers were kept on the lookout for him, thinking he would aia'n make his appearance on the streets Their labors are thought to have been repaid Saturday nicht, when Officer Cromp-ton Cromp-ton placed Y. Wack Mott under arrest, and landed him in the city Jail for Investigation. Mott's fellow countrymen state that he Is mentally unbalanced, but that lie always has been considered perfectly per-fectly harmless. His actions have attracted at-tracted considerable attention for some time past, because of bis peculiar ways. They say that he has been In the hnhlt of tapping on windows, and always seemed to take much delight if he succeeded In bothering the people Inside, The man's condition Is not changed chang-ed today, except that he Is In a sul-1 sul-1 len mood. He will not have much to say to an one. not even his own countrymen. and hp seems to apprecl ato the fact that he Is in the custody of the officers of the law. Detective Pender states that if the Japanese people do not tolec care of the man, ho will be turned over to tho county officials for examination hefore tho sanity board. Mott Is about thirty years old and has been a resident of Ogden for a number of years. PER JAP IS LANDEDIN JAIL One nlpht last week a little girl was approached by a Japanese on lower low-er Twonty-nfth ntreot, who threw his anna around her neck and attempted to kis her. Her screams brought nearby people to her side in an ln- stant, but tho Jap was wlley and he |