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New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
BAIL DOUBLED IN RICE CASES
GOFF RAISES 1T TO $4,000 EACH, WHEN
APPLICATION is MADE FOR A DE-
CREASE FOR SHORT AND MEYERS.

Robert NJ. Moore, counsel for Patrick Short
and Meyers who are charged with the forgery
OF the will OF William Marsh Rice, appeared
before Recorder Con in General Sessions yester-
day afternoon and moved to have the bail Of
the Tombs. Their bail was fixed at $4,000 each
by Justice Jerome.
In answer to the motion Assistant District
Attorney Garvan said that it was the intention
OF the District Attorney to connect Short and
Meyers with the conspiracy to get control of
Rice's fortune and that he objected to the bail
being reduced Mr.. Moore said that he believed
the bail of the prisoners should be reduced to
$500 or $1,000 each. He said that six months
ago Short and Meyers knew they were to be
witnesses in the case. and that they had not left
the city.
Mr.. Garvan, in answer to this argument, de-
clared that the men connected with the
greatest conspiracy ever known in this city. and
that it was the intention Of the District Attor-
ney to ask for four additional indictments
against Meyers, for forgery for Witnessing the
assignment of money. for conspiracy and for
perjury. Five additional indictments would be
asked against Short. One would be for utter
ing the $4,000 SwenSon check, one for con-
spiracy and for perjury. He said that
under the circumstances, the bail should be
placed at $4,000 each.
Mr.. Moore replied that ii doubtful
whether his clients could be convicted of forgery,
but that if they convicted at all it would be
for perjury.
be reduced Recorder Golf increased the bail to
S20,0C0 each. No opinion handed down by
the Recorder.
, 1901-06-04
SUSPICIOUS ACTION OF
CIRCUS EMPLOYEES

Two men who said they belonged
to McDonald's circus appeared at the
ticket window at the depot today and
asked Agent Clark what was the near
est station east at which a train stop
ped. and told him they would walk out
and catch it as it passed. They gave
him to understand that they were in
a very great hurry. and the last the
agent saw of them they were making
tracks toward Tie Siding Junction.
The following from this mornings
Cheyenne Tribune. may furnish some
reason for their haste:
An attache of McDonald's circus by
the name of Doyle is wanted by the
Cheyenne police for the theft of a set
of single harness belonging to James
Gloye. The harness was stolen from
Gloye's barn Sunday night. He dis
covered that it was missing yesterday
morning and notified the officers. They
suspiciOned that some circus rouSta-
bout was responsible for the theft. and
just prior to the departure of the out
fit for Laramie this morning succeed
ed in locating the stolen property hid
den benath the seat of the band wag-
on. Other employees said thai Doyle
was the guilty party. but he could not
be found, and undoubtedly got IL of
town on the circus train.
, 1901-06-04
MISSOURI RELATIVE
MAKING INQUIRIES.

Finis E. Means. of Windsor. Mo, has
written to County Clerk James Nc,
Gibbon making inquiries about Pines
Means. in Jail here on a charge of forg-
cry, and it is believed the boys Mis-.
souri, relatives will come to his aid.
. Means is charged with forgery. He
wanted to plead guilty at a former
term of court and take a sentence of
Imprisonment in the penitentiary, but
his youth and the ~extenuating circum,
stances caused Judge Bramel to re-
fuse his plea and hold him until some
thing could be lone less severe.
The Windsor man is an uncle of the
boy. and has been made acquainted
with the circumstances surrounding
his nephew.
Young Means came from Missouri
in February, with a desire to see the
west, and vas soon in trouble.
, 1901-06-04
ribbon SALE

shook hands with Mckinley, and my
papa is a democrat, too"
Big bargains at Kidd's Music store
for 80 days. Pianos, $50 and upward.
Organs, $50, and string Instruments at
cost. 24St2
The Aid society of the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow afternoon.
with Mrs. A.. Logan, upstairs ovcr Ell
mer Loveioy's.
Policeman Negus arrested a man
shortly before noon and slated him
for v%agrancy. but the fellow refused
to give his name. saying he had done
nothing to be punished for. He was
accused of begging on the streets.
The barn on the lot on Thornburgh
street. on which Dr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Miller will soon erect a handsome les,
gotten IN shape for the contractors for
the building. The residence will be
modern in every respect.
The members of the Missouri colo.
ny on The Republican have to thank
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reals for a nice
mess of rainbow trout for dinner,
something almost too rich for the blood
of the catfish-eating Missourians. but
they had to be shown" and the GEM.
al treasurer and his estimable wife
knew how.
, 1901-06-04
WURL ESTATE SETTLED
AND FUNDS DISTRIBUTED

In the district court, this morning
the administration of the estate of the
late Ludwig Wurl was completed, the
funds in the hands of the administra,
tor ordered distributed and the admin
istrator discharged. The property,
about 1926, was turned over to the
aged mother of the deceased. his chill.
dren waving their right to the money
Mr.. Wurl died in South Africa about
a year and a half ago. His wife was
murdered some years ago in this
county.
A partial distribution was made in
the estate of Henry Nottage. the prop.
erty going to his five children. The
estate in the hands of the administra.
tor amounted to between $500 and
$500.
, 1901-06-04

is pronounced Il very successful oper-
alton.
John w. Brown of JeIm is at John
sons.
J. A. Love of Omaha is at the Thorn
burgh.
J. E. Crane is stopping at the Kuster
from Collins.
f. J ~Fleischmann of St. Louis is at
the Thornburgh.
Mrs. J w. Brown is at the Kuster
from Red Buttes.
Mrs. D.. Higley and daughter are
stopping at the Kuster from Bosler.
G. A. Campbell, the insurance man
made a business trip to Rawlins this
afternoon.
William Taylor is down from Rock
Creek today and is quartered at the
Thornburgh.
f. J. Potter and wife, Rock Springs,
Wyo., were guests at the Knutsford,
Salt Lake. yesterday.
The following LaramieiteS were
registered at the Walker, Salt Lake.
yesterday: August Frederickson
James Van Orden, r. Hines and e.
Littlefield.
Nellie, Michael, Prudence. Rayham.
Arthur, Richard and William Fitzmor-
ris, of the ranch. are guests at John
sons hotel. They attended the circus
this afternoon.
, 1901-06-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

F Lyon is here from Pinkampton.
L. Schroeder is a Rawlins visitor to-
day.
Frank McCasland is in from North
park today.
N. f. Corthell is home from a bust
ness trip to Rawlins.
William Roseberg is down from the
North park country today.
Mrs. Charles Gregory left today for
a visit at Grand Island, Neb.
Rev. Carl E. Gustavsen went to Raw
Inns or the noon train today.
Rev. John NJ. Tilberg was a passen,
ger to Cheyenne on the noon train.
d. d .Stearns, Laramie, was regis,
tered at the Occidental hotel, Buffalo,
Saturday.
Charles Pierce. Lora. Wyo., was a
guest at the Walker hotel, Salt Lake.
yesterday.
Mr.. Sullivan and Victor Beaumier
were passengers to Wilcox today. on a
business tip.
w. F. Haas, Cheyenne, was regis
tered at the Grand Union hotel. New
York, yesterday.
H. a Hardnickson is a guest from
Woods at the metropolis of the Lara
mic plains today.
w. S. Ingham returned last night
from the Elk mountain, where he had
been on a surveying trip.
Bernard Holdrum and Bud Marsh
are in from the Sequel mine, in the
Horse creek district, today.
Mrs. DR.. Harris of this city accom-
panied her ~son-in-law, Congressman F.
w. Mondell, to Buffalo last week.
J. NJ. Ingersoll and J. NJ. Hodge and
wife We're personalized in the Chey-
enne Tribune of this morning as from
Laramie.
Judge Charles E.. Carpenter return
ed last evening from a business trip
to the Sequel mine. The mines have
been shut down temporily.
J.. H.. Symons, United States COM
missioner, went to Rock River this
morning, where he had a ease of land
proof. He will return this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen came in
from their ranch on the Sybille yes
terday and will spend a couple of days
in the city, visiting with their daugh-
ter, who is attending the university.
Harry PASCAL, deputy county clerk.
will go to Cheyenne tonight to attend
the biennial meeting of the consistory.
Scottish Rite Masons. and be present
when the corner stone of the new Ma
sonic temple is laid.
Rev. Ed F. Pinckert writes from
Kansas City hat he will return from
his eastern trip on the Sth and occupy
the pulpit at the German church on
Sunday He is visiting friends in Kan
SaS CITY Tor a Few days.
Mrs. J. F. Howard has returned from
Denver, where she has been at the
bedside of her husband. who is under
going treatment at St. Anthony's hos
pital for amputation of the leg. The
operation was performed by Drs. Mil
Ter, Wilson and Brown of this city, and
, 1901-06-04
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
MENTIONED

Circus is here today.
Mays cream. Pure cream.
Screens. all kinds. at Pelton's.
Telephone PA. The Laramie Cash
Store.
Teams are today engaged in hauling
the loose dirt from the basement OF
the new p%ostofice building.
The city council will meet tonight
but it is thought the session will not
be a lengthy one. on account of other
attractions.
a L. Miller has purchased a splen,
did team and a wagon and will send
supplies to his mines in the Douglas
creek district.
The Executive committee of the Wo,
mans club will meet with Mrs. Prof.
Slosson tonight, and all members are
asked to be present
OF course, nobody m to town on
purpose to attend the circus. but this
is as good day as any to transact bust
less at the county seat.
Hook and Ladder Co. No. | held its
regular monthly meeting last night.
but transacted only routine business.
There was a good attendance of mem
bers.
The Elk had a meeting last night.
but OF account of the ~non-arrival from
Denver of Mr.. o. Oppenheimcr. who
will manage the street fair. no action
was taken.
Several street attractions we're do
ing business until the rain came up.
One vas a large snake and another was
a cane and ring game. Both did a fair
business, considering the weather.
There is one little girl in Laramie
who can rise above party and recog,
nize greatness in men of opposite pc,
litical beliefs. She was one of the for,
tunate ones who shook hands with the
president on his recent trip through
Laramie, and could not hide her eX,
ultation. In speaking of the matter
to her schoolmates she said, why.
, 1901-06-04
NEW METHOD FOR
REDUCTION OF ORES.

If what is claimed for an invention
of Warren X. Loose is correct, there
will soon be a plant in operation for
the reduction of this class of ores
which will be invaluable for operations
at a distance from a smelter market,
and may possibly revolutionize the
method of treating copper ores. says
the Denver Times.
Mr.. Loose is connected with the Big
Indian mine. located on the southern
slope of the La Sal mountains. of
which c. E. Loose of Salt Lake is one
of the principal owners. The mine
contains a wealth of ore of so refrac-
tory a character that it has heretofore
been impossible to find an economi-
cal method of treatment. Mr. Loose
has been experimenting with the ores
of the mine for nearly a year, and now
claims to have discovered an infallible
method of treatment for ores of this
character.
Inc + Is hrSt crushed to the desir.
ed fineness and then mixed with from
| to 10 per cent of pulverized charcoal,
coke or other material of a ~carbonace.
ous character. This mixture is then
passed through a very simple machine,
and with the aid of sufficient heat the
copper compounds are reduced to me-
tallic copper.
The Big Indian company has so
much faith in the results of Mr..
Loose's Investigations that it has Or
dered the construction of a large plant
for the reduction of it's W ores,
work on which will be commenced in
a very short time.
, 1901-06-04
COUNTY BOARD IN
SESSION HERE TODAY.

The county board of commissioners
is in session at the court house, but
so far nothing of Importance has been
disposed of by the body. The bills for
the month are being audited and al
lowed, and some routine business dis.
posed of.
The commissioners will be called
upon to take action in a number OF
road cases at this term, there being
several petitions for new roads and
changes Of roads in various portions of
the county.
, 1901-06-04

FOR Notwithstanding rooms.
enquire at this office. 237tf
, 1901-06-04
LOOK THE town OVER

for e ideas in furnishing goods then com here and you will find newer.
THE HAT-We will show you hats If the very latest shapes and coors-
you are bound to be suited.
THE SCARF-For your selection of n tie VI will show you the prcttiest
and dainuest spring silks in town
THE GLovES-Ar the new coIorings in spring weight gloves. Perfect fit
ting and perfect gloves.
THE UNDERWEAR AND HOSE-Nevcr in Laramie has there been shown
such a variety Of qualities and colOrs.
THE sHIRT-Anythingy you may ask for There are many styles, but
you will find them all here.
G. s. GREENBAUM,
, 1901-06-04

Mrs. J. f. Howard has returned from
Denver, where she has been at the
bedside of her husband. who is under
going treatment at st. A%nthony's hos
pital for a%mputation of the leg. The
operation was performed by Drs. Mil
Ter, Wilson and Brown of this city, and
, 1901-06-04
FELL FROM TRAIN
AND WAS UNHURT

AS train No. 5 was slowing down to
make the stop at Tie Siding this af.
ternoon. three tramps riding on top of
the dining a started to descend, when
II of them fell, but rolled ont of the
way of the wheels. He was climbing
down between the dining car and a
sleeper, when his feet slipped. He
managed to board the train again when
it left the station and rode to Laramie.
He was not hurt.
, 1901-06-04
GOOD NEWS EXPECTED
FROM NEW RAIL ROAD

The announcement was made late
this afternoon that work would begin
on the Hahn's Peak railroad in a few
days, but a call upon Mr.. Fred Miller
failed to confirm the story. Mr.. Mil
Ter said, however, that the time was
almost ripe, and he hoped to have
something tangible in a little while.
, 1901-06-04

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, 1901-06-04

A supper will be served and an en-
tertainment will be given at the Sal
walton Army hall Friday evening from
5 to s, for the purpose of paying
for an organ for the hall. Everybody
come.
, 1901-06-04

loST-One black horse, rather thin.
branded G. E., on left shoulder and D
S. on left hip. Reward If returned to
H. Haberland. 24St1
, 1901-06-04

WANTEO-To exchange $50 dia-
mond ring for room rent in private
family. quiet place. Enquire yard office.
24Gt3
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There was very large gather
ing al the Republican primary
Monday night in ihe pavilion, and
the ladies seemed 10 out-number
the gentlemen They appear TO
be much interested in the coming
election The mention of Ma, or
AuStin's name for mayor again
took the house by storm, and he
went through by acclamation,
From indications he is a great ia
vorite OF the people. The good
record he has made, filling cut the
unexpired term of Hon. Mosrah
Evans, who resigned at the time
he was elected to the Legislature.
has pleased the people.
For some cause the Democratic
primary in the opera house was
not so well attended as il might
have been. There were but few
ladies present and the ca,husiasm
that prevailed in their mectirg,
seems to have fed Some O..
those who use to be workers
in the party hive pas ed awayand
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The mos, successful fair She Y.
L. n. !, A, ever had closed Sa,ur.
day night after running four days.
The proceeds will amount to
S425. After the expenses are
paid. two-thirds of the balance
will be given over to assist in
building the new tabernacle. The
remaining Cne-third will be sent 10
Salt Lake and placed TO the credit
of the Y. J.. nj. A. of Lehi.
The amount will be used in help
ing TO erect the woman's building.
The large crowds which gathered
Friday and Saturday evening were
very much interested in the radl-
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different articles, The fair was
a great credit to the young ladies
OF Lehi Al the proceeds that
were taken m on Saturday 60 ito
The erection of the new tabor
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-22
Brief Church Notes.

The revival meeting being held ct
Broad Street Methodist Church is proving
very successful. The attendance is very
large and the interest manifested very
encoura ging. DR.. John Harmon will fill
the pulpit tonight.
a meeting of the Executive Committee
OF the Presbyterian Sunday-Schools Union
viii be held this afternoon at $50
o'clock in the Office of the Bible Society
Of Virginia. One of the matters to be
considered will be the holding of the
Union picnic this summer. a total off,
600 was carried last year, breaking the
record. and lit is desired to swell the
number to $500 this season
The first of the Lenten cottage meet
ings was ibid last night at the home
of Mrs. William Jennings, No. a26 South
Washington Street. The services We're
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Snead-
Rev. William S. Campbell has just re-
turned from trip to Ronceverte and
SI,ewlsburg, in West Virginia, and Church
Vile, Va. IN the interest of the Bible
Society % Virginia.
Prof. Mitchell, of Richmond College,
left Yesterday for Ho1lins Institute,
where he will lecture before the young
ladies of that Institution on Friday.
sunday Professor Mitchell will preach,
morning and night, to the students OF
the Univ ersity of ~ Virginia.