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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

johnson.
Gus Palmer was here yesterday
afternoon.
w. H. Miller of Denver is at the
Thornburgh.
W. Collins Of L,sk, Wyo., is a guest
at the johnson.
A. B. Gillespie is down from Garrett
on business today.
Earle Carter has returned from a
Denver and Cheyenne trip.
J. II. Farr Of Hatton was a guest this
morning at the johnson hotel.
Harry Maynard and Richard Tregon-
ing went after ducks yesterday.
Mrs, George johnson was in from
the tie camp yesterday afternoon.
Clyde NJ. Watts Of Cheyenne was reg.
istered a. the Thornburgh this morn
ing.
H. Ralph Fall, the Garrett ranch.
man and stockbuyer, is in the city to
day.
Mrs. E. s. Brooks Of Hanna was here
this morning. a guest at the Thorn
burgh.
G. w. Hiatt OF Buffalo and w. j
O'Brien OF Rochester are at the Thorn
burgh.
C. F. z. Rathbourne of the Laramie
river was a guest this morning at the
Kuster.
Mrs. Ollie Shearer left for Medicine
Bow this afternoon to be absent unit
Sunday.
Tom Smythe returned last nigh,
from Ogden, where he has been fol
some time.
]. w. Gobelman and ]. w. Lohndor
of Denver were guests at the Kustel
this morning.
B. Cornhauser and Nat. Rosenthal o.
Chicago were guests at the Thornburgl
this morning.
Hon. Henry L. Parshall, assistant
state engineer, arrived from Cheyeunt
this morning.
William MARI, the Walden ranchmal
and stock buyer, was a guest last nigh
at the Thornburgh.
C. R. Chambers, an Evanston stock
man, was in the city this morning, reg
istered at the Kuster.
Mrs. George johnson Of the til
camp at Centennial was q guest thil
morning at the johnson.
Hon. j. s. Atherly is down from
Sherman today. He came last nigh
and registered at the johnson.
C. B. Finch of Brighton, and Jacl
Wilson Of Colorado Springs wer'
guests at the Kuster this morning.
James McNally. William H. Wiz
soon and H. C. Chedsey Of North parl
we're guests ct the Kuster last night.
Sheriff Cook and Under Sheriff Yum
went to Rawlins this morning with tn
prisoners sentenced q day or two age
Jack Hart left last week for a visi
to Laramie, where he formerly live
some twenty-five years ago.-Dougla
Budget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Miller will 8
to the Millbrook ranch tomorrow 70
a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T
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Some nice new suits for spring just
received 1t Woodruff 4 Terry's.
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BELIEVED TO BE

BEL ~ BE
NOT FROM LARAMIE.
Albert J.. Vance and Miss Viola
Champe, both OF Laramie, we're united
in marriage yesterday afternoon by
Judge Becker.-Cheyenne Leader.
Neither name can be found in the
city directory here.
, 1902-03-21
THE SOUTHERN srock co.
All Next Week at Popular Prices q
tho Opera House.

The vaudeville features Of the South
ern Stock company n r up to date
clever and interesting.
e. M. Carriere, . graduate Of the
Boston Conservatory Of Music, also .
teacher at that college, is At present
with the Southern Stock company,
which plays a weeks engagement d
Laramie. 1t the Opera House. begin
ming March 24th.
Our spring line Of Shoes are nov
ready for your inspection. Bee them
Woodruff 4 Terry.
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Pocket maps and reference books OF
Wyoming only Is cents at The Repub-
ncan once
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Mrs. Ollie she.rsr. midwife. iss's,d
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finest places in London and it is partlcu-
larry well adapted for entertaining. Pc
lures and statuary abound in the halls and
reception rooms and in the main hall, fast
ened to the center balustrade, is one or
the proudest possessions of the Tweed
mouths, the first Boer flag brought to Eng
land. It was captured by the eldest son
Cf the house, Hon. Dudley Majoribanks,
from a wagon near KrConstad. There Is a
ballroom at Brook House, the walls ana
ceilings Of which, painted by Fragonard,
were transferred to this house from n
French chateau; there is a wonderfully
handsome staircase and one OF the finest
dining rooms in England.
Mr.. Reid takes Lady Tweedmouth's stan
of servants, accustomed 90 the waiting on
royalty as royalty should be waited on, SO
that nothing is lacking in the equipment
Of the American headquarters to make II
one OF the finest places in London durlnl
the coronation week and a place wei
worthy to house such a distinguished part!
as that making up the special embass!
from the United States.
But the Reds will not be the only Amer
leans in London especially for the corona
tiCn to entertain on a lavish scale. Mrs
Ogden Mills, with her twin daughters, Mis-
Gladys and Miss Beatrice Mills, ard he
mother. Mrs. Maturin Livingston, viii b
there also and in London will be the guest
OF Mrs. Mills win sister, Mrs. Caycndish
Bentwick, unless they decide to take
London house themselves. Both Mrs. Mil
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Americans Who Will Figure at Growing of Edward VII

and her sister plan to entertain extensively
I,riny coronatIou week and as there are no
better known or more popular American
society women than these two twin sisters
the houses that they occupy are sure TO DC
centers of social interest for Americans
abroad.
Mrs. william Astor, the leader oil New
York society, is in Paris Just now nut sue
viii be in London during coronation week
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs mag
william X. Vanderbilt, who has been cruls-
inc in his Yacht, Valiant, with Mr.. ana
Mrs oliver Hartman, and winfield Scout
uovt will 90 to the coronation with ms
entire marty. Mr.. and Mrs. w Is. Nahder-
hilt ir., will have a house IN LONDON
where they will do a great dehl Oh ehIen,
tanning. The duchess OF MARLBOROUGH WIZ
spend much of her time with her Drother
and the younger set OF American socie'y
noonIe in London will undoubtedly make
The Vanderbilt place their headquarters
during the coronation festivities
Mrs. Frances Ormond French MI anu
Mrs. Amos Tuck French and MT. ana ME.
Alfred vanderbilt will be the guests OF
Hon. and Mrs. Herbert f. Eaton Oh liSu'
mark. Mrs. Eaton is Mrs. French's dauGh-
TOR and is a sister Of Mr.. French and CT
Mrs Vanderbilt and she will do "A great
dc,l of entertaining for these young rela-
nlHNI w 'lINH 'aAA'A
,iros during the week Of celebration, MIS-
q II p. Belmont, Mrs. Herman OelrlchS
and Mrs. Stuyycsant Fish will be among "
largo number of American society women
Who will take hotel apartments during cor
! %onation week.
. Among Other Americans who nave lakeI
4 houses are. Mrs. Charles 7. Gerkos' MIS-
i Elisha Dyer. jr., Mrs. Albert o. Brown
% Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge T.. Gary
a Mr. and Mrs. George Croker of San fran
y cisco. ]. Henry Smith, Lispenard Stewart
J. Mrs. Gouvcrneur Kortright and MIS- Jane
90 T. Kernochan. William G. whitney WI
" ne I'm London during coronation week. nu
\" has not decided whether to stay, see IN
" show and minple in the social whlri' OF |
=, get out into the quiet Of the country UNI
~ the turmoil and excitement attending u
~ browning Of a king is over.
=, The socially conspicuous Americans WI
80 are already in London or soon VIII De Il
- clude people from all Of the larger clli'
in the country, and their names would MAJ
a very long list. The amount OF the tu
y. and the bother and negotiation when u
80 preparing, sending and housing OF this arm
on ~ Americans has entailed is incalculabl
There IS one real estate broker In NC
,,g York who for some time has had a doZ
commissions in his hands to secure Lo
a don houses for Americans who want
H., do the coronation comfortably.
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married English titles can hope to witness
tbe actual ceremony of the coronation In
Westminster Abbey. With sixteen lnches
of sitting room to a peerless Cthat is ac-
tually the allotted space there is no room
for outsiders, and wealth, position and
influence will avail nothing in this In
stance. But the United States VIII nave at
least two representatives at the actual
coronation to every one that any other
foreign country has. Uncle Sam has enough
titled daughters to give him more than an
adequate representation. With such
women as the duchess of Marlborough,
LADY N~aylor-Leland, the duchess OF Man
chester. the countess of Essex and Lady
STAFFORD to represent the beauty, the Wit
and the wealth of the United States, the
American people may feel well assured that
their representation inside Of Westminster
Abbey on this momentous occasion VIII re-
fleet credit on this country.
Lavish American Entertainments.
It is generally accepted that the center of
American social activity in London dur
ing coronation week will be Brook House,
the magnificent home Of Lord Tweedmouth,
which has been taken for a period OF six
weeks by Whitelaw Reid, the special am
bassador Of the United States. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reid will entertain lavishly at Brook
House and an invitation there during cor
, onation week will establish the claims OF
, any American visitor in London to gen
eral social recognition. Brook House Is al
? Brook street and Park lane and faces HYDE
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nary from thc United States " America.
Dr Curry les a persona gratiseima at the
court Of Madrid. for 1t WAS he, just SIN
teen years ago today, who served as one ot
the official witnesses at the birth OF Al
fonso.
Or. J. l.. NJ. Curry's story.
The narrative Of his experiences when he
first landed in Spain as the minister FROM
This country is one Of interest. lie stcpp Il
ashore lust an hour before the death of
kim Alfonso MI and participated In the
Solemn functions attending his funeral,
.Ahout two months later" he continues, i
received. as did all other foreign repre-
s,utativcs. a notice to be prepared l" h'
present at the birth Of an heir to the
throne. \ day later another official notice
came to me, brought by a royal cquorry.
This was a very important looking docu
mcnt in a huge envelope, tied with rlphol0
of the royal color and bearing the seal OF
the lord chamberlain. On the third day
came from the royal palace a messenger
accompanied by a guard of soldiers, To ten
me was wanted at once. The previous
message had instructed me to wear court
dress at the time of my visit, and | romoln-
hrr how absurd | thought 1t was to appear
in fun evening uutnt at breakfast time,
for NV final summons had arrived while
,,,s still at coffee. hut a swallow tan =
the only court dress an American diplomat
can wear. so | put mine on and accompa-
MED the royal messenger back to the
palace
Mr.. Curry then relates how he was con
Quoted to the queens bed chamber, where
u the ambassadors and ministers OF foreign
Il Governments and the high court ohclaIs
. were all assembled. The room was a large
" one ard across one end heavy curtains had
been drawn to hide the royal bed. Ntlet
e The group of diplomats had been waiting
~ for some time n courtier appeared from be
II hind the curtains and cried out in n lou'
II tnnc. "Long live the king!" lie announce
~ thlt the heir TO the throne was a boy. Sooi
II after a lady in waiting appeared bearlhl
n huge silver platter in her arms, on whlc'
! law the baby king amid laces and trills.
The diplamats formed in n semi-clrcle
and the court lad, bearing the intah
g monarch. passed around the line to PERM
W. the officials to gaze upon the child. she ma
~ pot lint half way around when the youngsle
~, set nm a lusty howl and she beat n nasty re
T.. treat behind the curtain. DR.. Curry sal
-, that this incident did not occur untll atl'
10 the infant had passed before his eyes NJ
no he had performed his duty as witness al u
or first public appearance of the monarch WI
In will soon become the king of Spatn-Alton
l- XIII.
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EHhA" OllltldllN " ms '"H'
S2&a@ slim nervous looking man, who
writes after his name the unluckiest OF all
he numbers in the records Of Spain comes
of aye today when he will assume III
his own person those ancient rights
and privileges to which he was born Ito
vears ago. Then the only unmarried King
in Europe and the youngest king in the
world will sit on the throne in Madrid.
The southeastern peninsula of the conti'
nent of Europe has produced its tull quota
of the potentates in pinafores, VINO nave
helped rule the world. In the last Sixty
nine years. counting Alphonso in the RANKS
of the interesting little company, SPAN anu
Portugal between them have seen two
queens in tiny short dresses and two kings
in Elton Jackets. Modern history numbers
thirtv-six such small monarchs, Brazil
Greece. France. England, Scotland, Sweden
and Austria each contributing to the total
of twenty-five royal girls, most OF Whoh
lived unhappy lives, and many or Whom
met untimely or violent deaths
WHY AIuhonso is the Thir iccnth.
# was the will Of Christina that gave to
Alfonso the unlucky XIII. The combined
supcrstiticns of superstitious Spain was op
noscd TO the mineral. Ministers and states
mon pleaded that this shadow should be
withheld from the young king. But the
! VI N'N
queen was unmoved in her determination TO
prolong in the child the honorable name OF
the father who had died before his long
hopcd for son had Gene to gladden. MS
heart. Christina also wished to compll-
ment. through the mineral, Alfonsos soa
father, Pope Leo XIII. Since his holiness
has so marvelously withstood its malignant
influence" she said, 81 have faith that my
son also will he able to Withstand It,
If an almost perfect education can help
the young monarch in this he Will be tor-
tunate and happy as even a mother-loNe
could wish. Since he could lisp he mas
been in the hands of tutors, the wisest men
of Spain. He knows Latin, the root or all
the romance languages; Spanish, the tongue
of his people; French, the glib medium oil
European diplomacy; German, the language
to which his mother was born In Austria
and English, which even the Spanlar'
realizes has become the language or com
merce and Advancement. He has studle'
religion as thoroughly as though he were I
take orders, and has been schooled fully y
geography, history, mathematics, literature
chemistry. physics and drawing. He play
so well on the piano that what was once
task has become as much OF a recreation Il
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Copyright, 1902, by Charles Appleton
United States has never peeh
so well or so numerously repre-"
- scented at any foreign court as 1t
IGTSAYl will be in June during coronation
49, week in London. The exodus OF
Americans bound for the coronation be-
Gan last month and there has been a steady
stream OF fashionable folks and plain folks
sire aiming England-ward ever since. Amer
lea is not to be represented by her people
of fashion alone at this GROWING OF a new
English king. The steamship lists snow
that many men and women of comparative
social obscurity are going there 100 anu
while the smart set will be the portion OF
the American contingent most on view
there will be hundreds of quieter Amerl-
cans who will view the royal procession
.fvom private houses and who viii partlcl-
nate. If only mildly, in the many interest
ing functions which have been arranged
as a part of the greatest week OF celepra-
ton that the present generation OF Eng
lish men and women has known.
The number of Americans who will wit
ness the roval procession and who will
take part. as far as the rather stringent
laws of England regarding TINS Solemn
event will permit in the event preceding
and following the actual GROWING OF the
king in Westminster Abbey, has been va
riousIy estimated at from 10000 to lo'OoO
If the latter figure is an exaggeration 1t Is
n slight one, for in the societies OF both
eastern and western cities there are few
of prominence who have not already de-
cided to attend the coronation festivities
It is going to take a great many good
American dollars to take all the AmeFl-
cans who want to go to the coronation
there in the way that most of them nave
elected to go. The sum total Will react
well up in the millions. If only 5000 Is
sp.nt by each American visitor the tota
will be 81, 500, 900 il there are $1,000 o.
them. 1t costs money to hire a fine OLE
british residence for weeks at a time AM
II costs more than a trihe to conduct sucl
a home as it will have to be conducte'
during coronation week if the occupant
are to cut any figure. The English trades
man NAV well chuckle over the America
invasion. for he knows that the arriva
of the American means the arrival OF tn
man with dollars, which he is quite VIII
ing to spend.
Americans will undoubtedly take a cor
spicu,us part In the social events tn
have been arranged as part OF the week
celebration, for there are enough Amer
can women Of title in London today to II
sure a warm welcome to those from u
States Of established social position wi
desire the entree to LOndon's best societ
Only those American women who ha'
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lOullu MS Il'houANS'
There will be no coronation, OF course
for there has been none in Spain FOR hun
dreds of years. The ceremony VIII re
semble i'm many ways that which marked
the coming of age of the young queen OF
Holland. The crown of the realm, a circle
of gold, richly decorated with Jewels an"
nj precious stones, adorned with eight leaves
and closed with four arches, will pe borne
before the young king in the procession
and placed on "a cushion beside him wheh
ne takes his seat on the throne, the royal
sceptcr in hand. Then he will take oalh 10
observe the constitution, and the president
of the Senate, while all the Thousands there
stand uncovered, will proclaim that Al
fonso XIII is the rightful and duly consil'
tuted king of Spain.
Among the dozens Of royal p2iso"age'
that will witness the Ccremony-lhe dukt
of Connaught, Prince Albert of Prussia, th'
Archduke Frederick, the duke OF Genoa
Prince Christian of Denmark, the crow
prince Of Sweden, the Grand Duke Alexis
the duke of Oporto, the Prince Nicholas o
GrCece-there will be n'ne who can tax
so p culiar and personal an interest In tn
proceedings as Dir. JabcH l.. NJ. Curry q
Virginia. who will be present as the min
lister plenipotentiary and envoy eXtraordl
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park. It was put up by the first Barren
Tweedmouth thirty-two years ago and Is
not a handsome building from the outside,
being built Of red brick, like many OF the
best London residences. In it's interior Mt
tings, though, Brook House is one OF the
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the riding or bicycling or tennis playing or
photographing, in which the boy king has
found his pleasures.
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Coronation of the Boy King of Spain

yht, 1902, by Bangdon Ballinger)
ORN under an unlucky star, to the
uneasiest crown in Europe. Al
phonso XIII is about to come
officially to his wi The tall,
slim nervous looking man, who
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ght, 1902, by Charles Appleton
HE United States has never been
so well or so numerOusly repre-
scented at any foreign court as 1t
will be in June during coronation
week in London. The exodus OF
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THIS HORSE EMULATES
BULL IN China SHOP

n horse could be indicted for
honre-breaklnR there " pony Ia
North Seattle which ought to be
brought into court forthwith. The
police In that part OF the city are
ia doubt whether To arrest the cul-
Drlt. SHOULD he be found guilty an
action FOR damages might also be
brought against him, as he broke
doors and tables and chairs ana
Otherwise frightened the jewellers In
the houses visited.
The horse with the criminal dis
position II a common everyday gray
eaYuHe. lie ran amuek about .
O'Clock this morning and for an hour
succeeded ia terroriziug the neigh
borhoud. u appears that the pony
Ia auesti0n was tied 10 fence north
OF Battery street. He became fright
ened al something and ran away,
going south on First avenue. When
he broke away he took with him
about six feet Of a rail to which he
WAS tied. This. instead Of impeding
his progress. only made him the
more frantic. Several persons saw
him coming down the street and
tried 10 head him off. Seeing the
road IN front Of him blocked the
pony turned towards the sidewalk
and went into house. He did not
wait for the people within 10 open
the dor. but Just smashed II off its
hinges.
She Makes Dresse.
The house II occupied by Mrs. J.
W. Twlss. a drrnHmaker. She was
alone AZ the time and was startled
BY the strange apnarition OF n horse
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coming through the doorway. She
dtd not wait 70 inquire whether the
pony wanted any work done on the
bias Or whether he wanted six or
seven buttons, but made haste into
another room. The pony IN said to
have tried 70 climb on a table, but
only Fueceedsd IN upgetting a lamp.
lie concluded that dreeamakers
shop was no place for him. 50 he
started for the street again.
Once more the crowd was In pur-
suit. The cayuae then headed for
HlgginE' grocery store. but the store
keeper and his assistants saw him
coming and improyised a Temporary
barrtcade OF dry goods boxes. The
horse paused and reflected that q
grocery store was no place for a well
conducted equine even IN bulls did
occasionally invade China shops. He
went down the street still further
and spied a kitchen door open ana
dashed I'm.
Could Have Anything
The occupants gave him full pos
session and he finally brought up
between a kitchen table and a range.
His pursuers followed him and find
Ing him In a corner put an end to
his liberty. The kitchen entered was
occupied BY the family of j. VI.
warren. During his series of calls
the horse kept the pole with him,
making IL dangerous for anyone to
approach him.
II was stated that the animal be-
longs 10 Humane Officer RfdRway.
but the latter stated later that he
had no horse answering the descrip-
ton OF the runa way
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Is A MANIAC

J. v. Young was committed 10 the
insane asylum to-day by Judge Tall
man. His ease In one OF violent In
sanity. Because he believed that
phy siclanH we're trying 10 viyisect
him. he became terrified and left his
home AZ Van Vert. o. and came TO
Seattle. where he had a sliRht ec-
queintance with Dr. Hastings. who
lives ON Queen Anne avenue and
Prospect place.
After staying with the doctor for
short time. he became convinced
that even his friends has EVIL de-
signs upon him. and he ran from the
house. screaming a. the top OF his
voice. The whole neighborhood was
excited BY his nanlaesl rella. Sew
erai men we're required to hold him
on the car while he was being
brought 10 the county Jail. II was
necessary tn keep him In n straight
Jacket while waiting for examina-
ton lie viii be taken 10 stsllacoom
at once.
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DOWN AT
The RACES
xcELl LENT proc Ora Nj
ARRANGED FOR THIS AFTER.
NooN-AUTomoBiLE EVENTS

Tomorrow program at the race
track viii be unu OF the most Httrac=
tive In the meet. The card includes
the great 10 pacing race. three best
~ ave, FOR the city Council purse Of
$1,000 The race viii bring out such
fast ones aa Harry Hurst. Phthmsrk,
sam Bowers. Daniel J.. kittitnn
Hanger and many others. n VIII be
"A night 10 n nuish for the money.
The handicap running race FOR
$500. one aud a quarter miles. wiil
also be big feature. There vii
probably be dozen starters, in-
Guiding many OF the favurlieH and
winners 81 last week This will be %
hot contest Tor the money.
There afe two other events. includ-
Ing the two yenr=oid pace and the
tive year-oid troi. each for $500.
ladies viii be admitted free 10 the
grounds tomorrow with only n small
charge for the grand stand.
For the FIRST time IN Seattle a fair
~ large crowd Of spectators at the
race track yesterday Witnessed an
automobile race. Owing 10 the con-
ditton ~ the track. there was little
opportunity for very fast driving
There we're three machines entered.
two steam motors and one gasoline
engine. The latter was completely
autciasned. "a. q. MRlthy and W.
.. Nelson drove their steam ma
chimes. Nelson won both heats. the
fastest time being z.ai la the second
heat
Maj. Lynch. Doc. Bryan and =. ~.
Spinning were entered IN the motor
cycle. BYan winning both heats.
Three Indian ponies we're entered
in the "aiwaah Derby and to the
aeeompa nimant 81 shouts of cueour-
asemsut from the rest Of the tribe.
three nquAWn rode a quarter mile
race. The ponies reioieed In the
names of Lillian Russell. Mary An
dcrEon and Two stomachs Lillian
Russell won by n comfortable mar
gin. with Mary Anderson second.
A large number OF the spectators
took advantage Of the opportunity
yesterday To visit the stables and
paddock at the track. None Of the
horses appeared on the track a. the
rules % the association call for the
strict observance Of the Sabbath
day.