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Daily camera., 1901-08-27
Peter LQn||n Held
As Accessory
LAMM HELD toe.
The Coronsr's Jury Hold Husband ~
Well - the Woman Assailant.

The Coronsr's Jury Hold Husband ~
Well - tho Woman Assailsnt.
The coroner's jury sitting upon the
matter of the death Of Perry Abels con.
cluded that Mrs Peter Lamm's husband
was about as guilty as Mrs Peter Lamm.
At least. the jury finds that be was &C.
cessory to the killing of "Curly" Abels.
As for "Curly's" death. the jury find
that he came toit through the medium
Of gun. shot wound inflicted by Mrs
Lamm with felonious intent. Deputy
District Attorney McGinnis drew up the
findings on request Of the jury and will,
Of course, institute proceedings against
the parties. There were several wit
nesses. all Of whom agreed to the facts
substantially as published in Mondays
issue OF the Camera 1t was Beck's
revolver which was used, but Mrs Lamm
took that from the wagon in front of her
house and Beck did not give it TO her.
He is the log hauler who tattled
the filthy mess and started the ball
going which lodged in "Curly's" liver
and kidneys. He was a pretty good
third in the race the Lamms ran in the
direction Of "Curly's" widower's quarters.
He was guilty of offensive partisanship"
at any rate. but the jury was unable to
locate any decided criminal culpability.
Given halt chance, the jury would have
sent Beck to Jail for the meddlesome,
tattling fellow be proved to be. 1t was
found tha. "Curly" did brag OF immoral
relations with Mrs Lamm, refused to re.
tract his statements and was officially
and ph, ncally decedent. The doctors
had proved that. They had located the
bullet in the kidneys Of the late popular
and industrious seavenger. He died
from internal hemorrhage impossible to
have checked. Lamm had encouraged
his wife in her craftsmanship and SEEM |
ed to gloat over the fall of the man Who
had boasted of her dishonor. Why he
failed to do the shooting himself was not
made apparent. He was a good sprint.
but made the three blocks in few sec.
onds slower time than his more agile |
spouse. 1, is likely she did the killing |
because she arrived first and had the |
gun. The jury were as follows:
d. c Frazier ]. H. Smith
w. c. Dyer J.G. Rutter
c. P. Waldron 7. b. Stalker
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OCeQl O Oil
Is BeIlg X0ae1
FLOOD OF OIL.
Terrible Condition Of Things In the
Bsaum ont Field.

Terrible Condition Of Things In this
Bssum ont Field.
Beaumont, Texas. Aug. 76-Two men
are dead and one Of the largest oil gush.
ers 10 the world is going absolutely wild,
utterly defying the mechanical skill Of
man to stop it. The famous oil field
presents tonight the possibility of one
OF the direst calamities which ever visit.
ed Texas, should FIRE join forces with the
gushers. Tomorrow the gusher will still
be spilling ITSELF on the prairies and
flooding the country with oil.
James Smith died trying to shut of the
gusher. and John McDaniels died trying
to save Smith. Both showed great hero.
ism. The wild gusher Is in the Hogg-
Swayne syndicate tract. The we'll be
longs 10 the Palestine Beaumont Oil
company.
Beaumont. Aug. 77-Two more men
were smothered today. The waste Of oil
goes on at the rate OF 100000 barrels
dailv
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
GEN. MEAD Is DEAD.
Chicago, Aug. 27-General F. B. Mead
. civil war veteran. died today. aged 81.
THEY FOOT THE BILLS.

Citizens have been called upon to pay
the piper for their summers amusement.
The Chautauqua deficit made necessary
call for 70 perez upon about $500
Of collectible guaranty fund. The Colo.
RADIO & Southern volunteered to pay loo
per cent, or the full 81. 900 for which it
was responsible. Other citizens got off
with 90 per cent less than they had obli'
gated themselves to pay. The deficit
was practic ally $4,000 as against $I7. 20
for the year 1000. Mr. Willard Hatch is
collecting the funds and all debts will
be paid within few days.
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SIXTY BUSHELS AN ACRE.

According to the latest reports re.
ceived by Secretary Shute of the state
horticultural board. the honor Of raising
the largest wheat crop in Colorado this
year belong to w. G. Hub5ell. who owni
farm near For, Lup,on. His yield va,
sixty bushels to the acre Fifty FIVE bushel.
heretofore Being the banner yield fol
this year. TN Porter ahd T. c. Win
burn Of the same county secured equally
large Yields.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
BOERS DID DAMAGE.

London, Aug. 77-Kitehener reports
that in attempts to save a convoy the
British lost nine killed and twenty three
wounded yesterday. The convoy was
saved.
The belief here is that the operations
in South Africa can not be stopped by
Lord Kitchener's proclamation. S,eyn
and DeWet must be captured. The
British army is becoming stale by long
marches and disease and the prospect Of
peace IS not roseate Of promise.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
ESCAPED UNCLE SAM.

Chinese Exclusion Agent Escapes By Ar
Accidental Death.
Tucson, Arizona, Aug. 77-B. F. Josey
U. S Chinese inspector. heard noise in
his hen house last night, went out with a
revolver, put up a step ladder and the
latter fell. Mr. Josey was killed by ball
from bis revolver. which entered the
breast. As he was implic ated 10 Chinese
frauds, suicide wai suggested. but the
coroner's jury found that death was due
to accident.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
TWO MORE WELLS.

Work will begin on the Burch ranch
near Nj Wot tomorrow, also. on the
Ellinger ranch. according TO Isaac Can.
field. The rigs are being placed and
boring will begin vigorously. The new
cable for the Mckenzie we'll has Ar
rived at Denver and Is expected here in
the morning.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
THE WITHEYS ARRIVE.

Mr.. A. B. Wi,hey and family. who
have been visiting Thomas Danford's S
family on Grove street. left this morn
ing for Tacoma, Wash taking with them
Miss Eva Danford. Mr. Withey IS
making the trip in a camp wagon for the
benefit of his wife's health. They let.
Boulder. Colo, last May and have
trave,ed over Wyoming, Montana
and Yellowstone park.-Boise (Idaho)
Statesman, Aug. q.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
W0MAN'S CLUB ITEMS.

A business meeting ofthe art and liter.
ature department will be held on Sa;ur.
day. August 3Ist, at ago tor the purpose
of electlng chairman and to transact
any other business necessary.
Any ladies who have names Of friends
to propose for admission to the club
should present them before that date.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
TRUST CLAIMS VICTORY.

Pit,sburg. Aug. 77-There are 10 new
features in the strike situation. Both
sides claim gains. but the trust IS able to
point to the fact that wherever il has at.
tempted to open mill It has succeeded.
The trust will refuse to meet aoy more
committees.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
WILL REVIVE THE BANK.

Washing,on,A Aug. 77--The Comptroller
has been asked by New York capitalists
for a charter to revive the Seventh Ma.
tional bank OF New York. The capital
is to be $4,000. 900 and all liabilities ot
the old concern will be paid.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
The PO||e Refuses
F|0lCe is Nod
OPEN RUPTURE NOW.
France Has ut or from Turkey and War
II Probable.

. Washington, Aug. 27-The I
! rupture between France and I
! Turkey is thought here to present I
! a serious problem. 1t will break Z
! all existing treaties respecting {
! Turkey and is believed to presage :
! dismemberment of the empire. NJ.
! Constans, the French ambassador.
! has left Cons,antinople because
! the sultan has refused 10 make
! good his promises and the situa.
! ton there is more critical than
n a
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
CAPTAIN MUST EXPLAIN.

Washington. Aug. 77-Cap.ain For.
sythe was addressed letter by the navy
department today calling on him 10 tell
If he talked at Kansas City about the
Schley inquiry after the order prohibiting
officers talking.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
ACURESS DIES IN POVERTY.

San Francisco. Aug. 27-Louise Sheridan
better known as Louise Davenport wife
Of w. E. Sheridan, the famouse Shakes
pearean actor. died in extreme poverty
here today.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
THEY BAR LABOR DAY.

Columbia, S. C., Aug. 77-The EN-
ployes of cotton mills to the number Of
500 have been dismissed because Of
their demand for the observance Of labor
day. The companies say they will close
rather than submit to unionism.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27

Account Frontier Day Celebration
at Cheyenne August 7Sth and 7oth. the
following rates apply. Tickets sold for
special train leaving Boulder at 7 a. m.
August 18th and limited to August 10Th.
81 80. Tickets on sale August 77th, 7Sth
and goth, limited to August goth, A:3o.
T. E. Giller, Agent.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
DISTRICT COURT.

Judge c. A. Bennett will hold court in
Boulder on Wednesday. August 18th
All having matters 10 present 10 the
court will be given hearing. Court will
open at 10 o'clock a. N.
LEO VINCENT,
rt.,k
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
FAIRS FARE WELL.

San Francisco, Aug. 77-By the settle.
ment Of the Fair will contest, the lawyers
get million dollars and each of the
three children something over s. 200, 900.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
ERQu EROu

A. Elitch's Gardens Aug. % Free
matinee Go on the Maccabee excur.
sion. One dollar round trip
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
DENVER AND RETURN

Wednesday, Aug. 78. Sr.oo. Trains
leave Boulder at $40 a. m. 1890 p. m /,
and 4:,o p. nj Returning. leave Denver
at I:4o p. m.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27

The big sale at Rachofsky's COM
mences August 28th Including
Saturday August 81. Look at
circulars.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
SECRETARY HAY BETTER.

Newbu,gh. Conn.,, Aug. 27-Seefetary
Of State John Hay arrived .. his country
home here today for stay OF two weeks.
His health is much improved.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
SMALL BANK CLOSED.

Cleveland. o, Aug. 77-The Carey
banking company Of Carey. O.. closed its
doors today. II had a capital Of $4,000
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
[np|0ye Sued
For ||e S||Ike
A STRANGE SUIT.
Company Sues Employs for Damages for
Helping strike.

Helping strike.
T Chicago. Aug. 27-The w. D.
? Conkey company Of Hammond.
Ind has brought suit against one
of its employees for $4,000 dam'
: ages for being instrumental in
2 bringing about a strike among its
2 employees. This 10 the FIRST suit
= of the kind ever brought in the
= United States.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27
TERRIBLE CYCLONE.

Vienna, Aug. 77-ln 4 cyclone u
Slime today IS vessels were wrecked and
IS persons killed,
Daily camera., 1901-08-27

The advance sale of fall goods at
Rachofsky's Is appreciated by
economical buyers. 1t includes
everything In fall and winter goods.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27

Buy your school shoes and dress
goods at Rachofsky's during theiJ
bio sale this week.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27

Fresh fruit OF all kinds every day at
Strawn & Esgar's.
Daily camera., 1901-08-27

Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market.
I3 m CHAMBERS q HALL.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-20

ton Of laws. passed. It's second read
ing and was set for hnsl readinx TO
day
House Bill No 81. By Robertson an
act 20 amend section IS OF chapter
Lvu Of the session laws CT fsse. re-
iating to cases OF absence. disQuaisf-
cation and vscancy passed It's second
reading. Final reading today
Senate Bill No. 50. ay Crzbbe. an
act TO prevent the Gefrauding OF oEn-
ers of licensed vehicles earring Pas
sengsrs for hire. came up for second
reading and was referred to the Ju-
iiciary Committee
Senate Bill No. 50. By Crabha- an
act 10 protect hotels and boarding and
lodging houses. came up for second
reading end was referred to the jc-
dietary committee.
Senate Bill No. SIS. by White, an
act to amend section 81 OF act 81 Of
the session laws OF 1880. entitled. "an
act to amend. add to and consolidate
the laws relating TO certain licenses
and to repeal the following laws,
viz approved the 18th day of June.
A. D. 1890, came up for second reading
and was referred TO the ways and
means committee
Senate Bill No. a. by ]. Brown, an
act TO amend section 10 OF chapter
So of the civil laws. set forth in a
compilation. made by Sidney NJ Bal
lou under authority of the legislature
and published and entitled Civil Laws.
relating to ava, passed its second
reading with minor amendment Of
fered by Mr. Carter.
Senate Bill No. a5. by Kahilina. an
act providing for the licensing of shoe
makers doing business in the Terri
tory of Hawaii. came up for second
reading and was referred TO the ways
and means committee.
Senate Bill No. 90. by Carter, an
act to regulate fduciary companies,
came up for second reading and was
referred to the Finance Committee
Senate Bill No. 20. by White. an
act to amend act % of the laws of
1898 relating to and concerning We
hicles, tires and wheels, by adding a
new section TO be called section ga.
came up for second reading and was
referred to the Public Lands Com
mittee.
Senate Bill No. &c. by Kanuha. an
act to license persons buying. selling
or exchanging live animals. came up
for second reading and was referred
to the Ways and Means Committee
Senate Bill No. SIS. by J. Brown. an
act to provide for the fling. foreclos-
ing, limitations and priority of chat
tel, mortgages, etc, provoked consid-
cradle debate at its second reading.
c. Browns motion TO strike out the
first section failed The measure
finally passed its second reading and
was then taken
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4 Testimonial from Old England.

81 consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best in the world for
bronchitis" says Mr.. William Savory,
of Warrington, England. 1T has saw
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martyr to bronchitis for over six
years, being MIST of the time confined
to her bed Sne is now quite we'll"
1t is a great pleasure to the manufac-
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restored to health and happiness by
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appointments Ik
FURTHER sTlIn OFT
Brown and White Put
Their Two Heads
Together.
WEDnEselY WILL DE DoonsblY
STATUTE or LIMITATIONS AND
oREssMAkERs' LICENSE
BILLS PASSED.
Kanuha Made a Fight Asains. Defer
ring Action on Governors Nomin-
ations-Notiee 10 Given OF Still
More Bills in the Senate.

Bills passed in the Senate yester-
Gay:
Senate Bill No. IS, By ]. Brown, an
act relating to the limitation of time
within which action may be brought
to recover possession of land.
Senate Bill No. SO. by Nakapaahu,
an act providing for the licensing of
tailoring and dressmaking establish
ments in the Territory of Hawaii.
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The Califorpia
is TIE GEETEEL RESORT
OF HONOLULU.

Its appointments are cleanly, and
the service, under the mastery
hands Of Harry Knell, the we'll
known mixologist of San Francisco,
who is a postmaster in his art, and
Bob McCord, who knows what will
touch the Hawaiian heart, are SO
perfect that one has to accept the
law as laid down by Solomon:
LET him drink and forget his pow
erty, and remember his misery no
moren
After you have had your drink,
turn to the home-like lunch table,
and you will walk away murmuring:
A Volcano lunch and ''Califor-
mia" punch, is very, very hot touch.
Mr.. Vida and his staff are ever
ready to greet you on Nuunanu
near King Street
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PRESS FOR sale
A CYLINDER PRESS, in good con-
dition-Just the press for weekly
paper. Will be sold at bargain.
Apply at
REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
NOTICE.

DR.. George Herbert leaving for the
coast the Esd inst, DR.. St d. G. Wal
tiers will have entire charge OF the
practice during his absence His of
fee hours will. be from to IL a m
and from to and from to s p. m
DRS. HERBERT, HUMPHREYS &
WALTERS.
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ORDER OF EAGLES.

!, All members are requested to meet
at the K OF P. Hall. Fort Street. on
Sunday, April 81, ar $50 a m. for
installation of officers and limitations
T. A. EIMPSON.
It Secretary.
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Book binding from us is always sat
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-10-18
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Harry Corbett has been chosen 'c
referee the Jeffries-Ruh!in hsh' oii
Nov. Is.
Miss Helen Gould has been selected
as A member Of the board OF lady MAJ"
ayers of the St. Louis exposltlo9
BOOKER +. Washington of Tuskesee
Ala. dined with the president at 'he
White House "Wednesday evening
The quarantine at Naples has beer
abolished and that city has beeh ol
dcially declared free from the prague
The steamer st. Paul has arrivel
ot port Townsend. Wash. from Nome
bringing 3O4 passengers and DIS
shipment Of gold.
Warren Dow. who was appo'hie'
deputy United States marsnai o", .ns
president Buchanans administrator
IN 1S5S and who had held the otlc'
continuously since. IS dead AT r''''S
burg. N. y. aged 73 years.
Herr Maurer editor or the t'e,'l'
NeuesI. I.eben. an anarchist shee': IA
been sentenced to four mon'hs i'il
nrisonmant owing to the publication Q
an article approving OF the assass'h'
tion of President Mckinney.
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Reading from the Brooklyn.s loo h

neaaing from the Brooklyns log he
SAID mat at the time of the Eagles do.
partu!e the sea was recorded as mod
erate. lie also, at Captain Lemlv's
reques.. again detailed the position of
the Oregon when the Colon surron.
aered saving that vessel was from
ooo 20 SOO yards on the starboar,,
quarter CT the Brooklyn. slightly in
thore. The two vessels were headed
IN practically parallel lines
Lieutenant Commander Griffin was
excused and Ensign G. 4. Abcle. who
as nava! cadet. served as iunior
watch officer on the BROOKLYN in thr
santiago campaign. was called.
Mr. Abele said there was heavy
SURF at Cienfuegos while the nyina
sGuaGron lay off that place and tina,
when the start was made toward san
uaso the weather was rough ana un
sritled. though it was not bad fol
large ships. Moro castle was il
sight. he said upon tae arrival Of
Santiago.
DO you reCollect about the bloc K
ad" on May % in front Of Santiagoo'
Yes. ! saw signalling going on be
tween the harbor and The fort. The
system OF signals was that used in The
English navy. blinking white light
and Judged i was the Colon signal
ihs 70 the fort. II happened on two
occasions"
Could y" see that plainly?'
Ney pls nix. indeed
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WIS OFFICERS cONTlN
-ueiR STORY OF THE
CUBAN CAMPAIGN.
[cy FAVORABLE TO scHLEy
~. Testimony OF Ccrrobora.
nature. Few New Points Being
srsugn' ou'-s0"s OF the Questions
- Are Objected to by Judge Ad
40 Lemiy and Are Withdrawn
., the Present.

|tcr the Present.
.:,s.on Oct. lS.-The first new
allied before the Schley court
ny vas Lieutenant Commander
= ,,.t,iu. who. as lieutenant, was
watch officer on the Brook
lp,ius the war with Spain. Ate,
.n, number Of the jnnion oil
f. , served on ta. Brooklyn dus.
that campaign.
F. .s,..asnt Commander Griffin gay.
Z the Cienfuegos campaign
..bai fhe distance Of the block
VIE. there varied from three te
w5les. being farther out al
.t.
s..ng of the voyage from Glen
gs. rs Santiago. witness said the
s,tsr Vas heavy" and that ther.
S. .huft. choppy sea. He also
3, ,Yat ,Ae heavy sea hal impedei
!. g,rt hy delaying the smaller res.
81 esp, tally the Eagle.
Asked ~ Mr.. Rayner concerning a
say,y> atom between commodor.
,st,s ani the commander OF the
,agie witness said:
sf MAS present when the converse.
s. took place. When the Eagle
ame up astern OF the Brooklyn the
4nfrn0doge hailed the commanding
ir..r III that vessel ar,l told him in
s6s,ance that he could not delay the
: e5adron any longer on his account
81 mas he wanted him 10 proceed 10
amaa4 for coal. The commanding
I'll. II ol the Eagle seemed very desir-
Is %. gtmaining with the squadron
MI expressed sincere regrets at benz
hagti - part company with the iis
= squadron
=, santiago. witness sail that III.
ial haela1 line was a mile or two
l.sev m Ill night than DUNG tn" day
al 81 May - the fleet stood ou'
.s.t og four miles. There were
He, 10at~ inside the lin. hn, he d!d
e fAem
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Gle BY HUNDREDS.
Strange Disease Attacks Deer anc an
teicce in Montana.

Helena. Mon. Oct. Estate Game
Warden w. +. Scott has left Helena
for Malta. from where he Will pro-
ceed 10 therLittle Rockies in Northern
Montana to inquire into the report
that many hundreds Of deer ana an
telope are dying in that section rom
some unknown disease resemDlhs :
anthrax. State Veterinarian NJ. r
Knowles has received reports tnal me
unknown malady has extended over
a considerable portion OF Northern
Montana and it is feared that II may
no communicated to stock. Deer and
antelope afflicted with the disease ap
pear 70 have been poisoned. The slcE
animals do not attempt to escape
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ago.
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FEARED PRISONERS FRIENDS,
Strong Guard Placed Around an Iowa
Lookup.

La Crosse Wis. Oct. .s.-A special
from Lansing. Ia. says:
In the Jail az this place : confined
Clarence Hastings who IS alleged TO
have assaulted little Clara Dose OF
Stoddard. Wis. some days ago and
who sirce mas been a fugitive from
Justice awaiting the arrival OF reGui-
stion papers from the governor OF
Wisconsin tha. he may be taken back
- answer for his alleged crime.
Around the jail are stationed sne-
ciai watchmen, the reason for all THIS
unusual vigilance on the part or the
officials is that word was carried them
tha. friends Of the prisoner were pre-
pairing TO advance on the jail in force
| l:beratc Hastings and set ire 10 the
village. The report caused great ex
| element in Lansing which has parity
| subsidized bat every precagtioa viii be
taken 10 guard TIE jail until TIE requl
| sitian is seeivel.