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, 1902-06-20
RAILROAD NOTES.

Several carloads of sheep were graz
ing here today.
No. 3 was on time today. but No.
bulletined one hour and ten minutes
behind time.
Lineman Carl Jackson went to Look,
out this morning to do some changing
of telegraph wires there.
H. d. Cummings. the Union Pacific
railroad man. is confined to his home
with an attack of erysipelas.
The pay car arrived yesterday after,
moor and went on to Rawlins. 1t left
there for the west this morning.
A special train of six cars of Shrin-
ers returning from the San Francisco
convention passed through here at 5:l5
this morning.
The Cheyenne Railroad club pic,
nickers visiting Gunston's grove on
July A will probably be joined by a
crowd from Laramie.
Under Sheriff Yund today inspected
a carload of horses which h. b. Pear,
son was shipping to Kansas City.
There were thirty head.
' Chief Clerk Will Thomas is at his
desk in Superintendent Whitney's OF,
flee this morning. he and his bride hav.
ing returned last afternoon from their
Chicago trip. =.
, 1902-06-20
GENTLEMAN HAS
TWO CORONATION MEDALS.

Freddie Douglas-W william this morn
ing received from his uncle. Captain
Douglas william. : Clarence terrace
Dover, England. two bronze coronation
medals, made by Ellington 4 Co. Lon.
don. One is very large and heavy. be.
ing two inches in diameter and carry,
ing the profile faces OF the king and
queen of England, the reverse bearing
a picture OF the lament house.
The other medal is similar. about an
inch in diameter. The diverse carries
portraits of their majesties. the re,
verse this Inscription. To common,
o ate the coronation of King Edward
VII and Queen Alexandra" This
medal is pendant. the bars being unit
ed by red, white and blue silk ribbon
in vertical stripes.
, 1902-06-20
PANAMA ROUTE
Adopted BY Senate for the Atlantic Pa.
cific Canal.

Washington. June 2O.-The 18th
milan canal, while not absolutely assuI-
ed, is carer construction than ever
before. The senat yesterday by Il
majority of eight votes adopted the
Spooner substitute for the Hepburn
Nicaragua canal bill. the vote on the
substitute being AZ to "a.
After two amendments to the mea-
sure had been adopted. one providing
for a commission to supervise the con
struction of the canal and the other
providing for the issuance of $l30.-
900. 900 in two per cent gold bonds to
raise money with which to construct
the waterway. il was passed by a vote
of 67 to 6.
, 1902-06-20
GONE TO RAMBLER
FOR INSPECTION TOUR.

The following eastern gentlemen lei'
this morning for the Douglas creek
mining district. and will spend several
days looking over the mining interests
Of that section: Frank Schussler. C
by. indianapolis, Ind; Frank H. No
yak. Chicago: George W. Harden, Riv-
erside, Wyo.; George C. Gibson, New
York: F. B. Woodson, Denver; Frank
NJ. Wootton and w. B. Ladd. Madison.
Wis; B. J. Collins. R~eedsburg, Wis.
and J. H. Starr, Newark, Ohio. They
were accompanied to the mines by A.
T. Holmes and other Laramie gentle,
men.
, 1902-06-20
TRUSTEES
OF THE UNIVERSITY REFLECT
THE OLD OFFICERS FOR THE
COMING YEAR.
Steam Heating Plant for All the Build
ines the Subject Of Effort on the
Part Of the Members, With lndica-
tions Of Success-New Executive
Committee Named.

The trustees of the University of
Wyoming completed their labors yes
terday afternoon, about the supper
hour, and adjourned. The officers OF
the board were reelected, as follows:
President-Otto Gramm, Laramie.
Vice President-Timothy T. Burke,
Cheyenne.
Secretary-Grace R. Hebard, Lara,
mis-.
Treasurer-John C. Davis, Rawlins.
The following executive committee
was appointed to serve during the cur.
rent year: Otto Gramm. chairman:
DR.. H. l.. Stevens and A. c. Jones, Lar,
annie.
The executive committee will meet
monthly and all bills will be audited
by the committee before they are paid.
The board spent some time discus,
sing a steam heating plant, and it is
believed the plant will be put in, On the
plans adopted at the last annual meet
ing to cost between $4,000 and s14,.
900, and work, II the proper range.
ments can be made. will begin as soon
as the contract can be let and the
material gotten on the ground. This
plant will supply all the buildings from
a battery Of boilers planted at a con.
venient quarter Of the campus, and
will remove the smoke and dirt and
danger surrounding the plant now 10
Gated in the basement of the universe,
ty building. The members Of the board
were agreed that such a plant should
be erected. and it is only a question of
finances. which it is believed can be
satisfactorily arranged.
The annual meeting was a success,
a large amount Of business having
been disposed OF and a remarkable un
animity of sentiment manifested itself
toward making the next the banner
year in the history Of the institution.
, 1902-06-20
MENTIONED

Soon will the busy little "skeet"
Improve each shining minute
To prove hat in the race for fame
The locust isn't in it.
Catholic Standard M Times.
Warm again this afternoon.
Brick Ice Cream at Kleeman's.
Choice flowers daily. Mrs. Wallis.
Ice cream, Paul Mays. phone 34B.
The teachers institute adjourned
this afternoon.
McGregor golf clubs are the best.
Lovejoy. agent.
H. Springer has been confirmed as
postmaster at Cambria.
Fourth of July is not far off. The To-
cal dealers are stocking up" on fire
works.
Joseph Long. an ~1l-year-old boy Of
Bridger Creek. is at T~hermopolis for
treatment for bite of a r~attlesnake.
Miss Hebard had this pasted on the
door of her office at the university this
morning: Gone home t get warm"
Frank Stones challenge to Thad
Sowder to ride for the championship
OF the world has not yet been answer
ed.
A daughter was born last night to
the wife of Chris Jensen and mother
and babe are reported as doing nice
ly.
There was a slight fall of snow this
morning. 1t did not last longer than
a few minutes and melted as fast as
it fell.
John Strauss was fined SIS and costs
this afternoon for threatening George
Eykyn for trespassing in a water case.
He was also required to give bond to
keep the peace.
The RECEPTION rendered Chief Clerk
Will Thomas upon his return to the
city yesterday afternoon was gotten
up by Night Yardmaster Will Blalock
and Conductor o. G. Moss. This is for
the information of Mr.. Thomas, if he
desires to "call out" the originators of
the plan.
, 1902-06-20
WOMEN PRISONERS
COMING TOMORROW.

Warden Helm of the penitentiary at
Rawlins will bring the two women pris'
oners confied there to the old peniten'
tiary here, where they will be kept for
the present. They were convicted In
Carbon county of shoplifting and given
short sentences. They are the only
two female convicts in the peniten
tiary.
, 1902-06-20
GONE TO BEDSIDE OF
HIS SICK Father.

George Matlack of the Famous Shoe
company was called last night to Coun.
ell Bluffs to the bedside of his father,
who is dangerously i'll. None Of the
particulars were given in the telegram
except an admonition to come at once
G. NJ. Barber has charge Of the shoe
store during the absence Of Mr.. Mat,
lack.
, 1902-06-20

from "a cents an hour to 361a for boil
ermakers and from 36h for fiange-
turner's to 3S. Three men struck at
Green River and eight at Evanston.
The strike extends over the entire sys-
TEN ana it is said that there are other
and graver considerations than the
wage schedule at difference. There
is no settlement of the difficulty in
slightly.
, 1902-06-20
Sales Of Mining Property.

The following mining deeds were Al
ed for record in the county clerks Of
fee today:
c. W. Sloane to f. P. Collins. an vi
divided one-third interest in the Old
Mans Delight mining claims, in the
Hurley mining district, section 16,
township 10, range IS. west of Jelm
mountain, $3.50.
Charles r. Topping and Emmett Per.
due to Frank A. Larson and H. A.
Atcheson. the Joker lode mining
claims, Nos. /, 2, 8 and 4, New Ram.
bier mining district, $4,000.
, 1902-06-20
Maverick Coffee 5 lb.
cans for 81 90 at The
Laramie Grocery Co.

There is to be erected to a dog a
magnificent monument in the very
middle of the Alpine glaciers. This
noble four-footed preserver of life was
a magnificent st. Bernard and had
saved during his life time no fewer
than forty people.
, 1902-06-20

A company. including Chicago and
New York capitalists, has bought TO-
900 acres of land in Coahoma county,
Miss. with the view of developing it
into a model plantation. The invest
ment Already represents an outlay Of
5000, 900,
, 1902-06-20
STRIKE OF soILERMAkERs
At CHEYENNE SHOPS.

Fifteen boilermakers and four ap-
prentices employed by the Union Pa
cifc at Cheyenne have struck for
pay. The demand is for an increase
, 1902-06-20
HINT FO, up 'iNESS.

Devote yourself to it..
Be honest in everything.
Get into a business you like.
Save some money every week.
Sleep eight hours every night.
Do everything that means keeping
iood health.
School yourself not to worry. Worry
.ills-work does not.
Employ caution. think ou' a thing
fsll before you enter Upon it.
, 1902-06-20
COLONEL DoWNEY'S
CONDITION UNCHANGED

A consultation of physicians a
held in the case Of Colonel S. W. Dow
ney this afternoon, the bulletin issued
stating that his condition remained
practically unchanged from yesterday.
He is still unconscious.
, 1902-06-20

Old papers % cents per hundred at
The Republican Office.
, 1902-06-20

Furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent. Sayer Hansen. ISL Sixth street.
, 1902-06-20

A complete line of legal blanks at
The Republican office.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
One Divided III n u.1s

II you ask the .man in the streo+ tho
simple question. What is one Gtvidad
by half? he will either reply tbot tho
operation is an impossible one or that
the answer is half. When YOU point
out that one divided by two is a half
he VIII see that there is sometime
wrong somewhere. but will sriu bo
quite unable to give the right answer
" hen you tell him that the answer fs
Two he will either accept the assertion
without understanding it or win dis
pute it tooth ana nail If YOU attomnt
TO convince him of his error. Won will
una II Is not at all an easy task
His mistake arises through tbo Gov,
rounding Of two distinct tdcas-nomo11,
one divided into two and one divfdcd
Dy two. One divided into two is ono
ulVlded into two parts. each part con
'aihlhg half. One divided bv two is
Ihe ratio of one to two or the uumbor
oil times two is contained in one 10
any one who has thought the notto,
out this seems clear enough. but to tbo
man in the street it is sheer nonsense
and he will tell you so.-Kansas civ
Independent.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
CHEMISTRY OF TEARS.
weeping Improves the Sight Insteod
of Weakening II

Tears have their functional d,,+,- =.
"ocoihpllsh, like every other fluid Of
'he body, and the lachrymaI gland iq
not placed behind the eye simDlv to
i!ll space or to give expression to emo.
'ioI' says an exchange.
Inc chemical properties of fears con-
t-St OF phosphate Of lime and soda
li'NlnS them very salty, but never bit.
'or' Their action on the eve is worry
penehclai, and here consists their pre-
scrlDed duty of the body, WASHING thor.
1uSniy that sensitive organ. which nj.
lows no foreign fluid to do the Same
work. Nothing cleanses the Owe Ifl,o q
S'ou salty shower bath, and medical
art mas followed natures law in This
respect advocating the invigoratinr
soiutlon for any distressed condition
of the optics.
Tears do not weaken the SIGHT but
improve it. They act as a tonic on tbo
muscular vision, keeping the eve soft
ana Hmpid, and it will be noticed that
women in whose eyes sympathetic fears
gather quickly have brighter. tendorer
orps than others. When the pupils AFRO
hard and cold, the world attributos II
10 ones disposition. which is a mere
nSufe OF speech, implying the lacL, of
Oalhly tears that are to the cornea what
SaiNe Is to the skin or nourishment TO
the blood. ~
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
A Dit of Corrcsnnnhono.

Inc following correspondence, ending
IN true Irish fashion, actually passed
between two men in England some
years ago:
Mr' Thompson presents his compli-
ments to Mr.. Simpson ana begs to re-
quest that he Will keep his doggs from
respassing on his grounds"
Mr.. Simpson presents his compIi-
mehts to Mr.. Thompson and begs 10
suggest that in future he should not
spell dogs with two gees
Nr- Ihompson's respects 10 Mr..
simpson and Will feel obliged if he will
add the letter e to the last word in the
note just received. 50 as to reprcsont
AR. Simpson and lady"
Mr.. Simpson returns Mr.. Tbomn-
sons note unopened, the impcrtinence
II contains being only equaled by its
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
DIR. Mackenzit,s Kindno..

Here Is story about Sir NIorelI Mac
kenzie which gives a typical inst.nc,.
OF MS Kindness to nonpaying patients.
A wretched girl tried to commit sut-
clde by drinking carbolic acid. She in.
Jured her throat fearfully and in the
nospltal came under the notice of Sir
Morell for few weeks. She fingered
on being mortally injured. for fifteen
months aud when lying dying in her
miserable home longed and longpd to
see her doctor" again. At last. ner-
suaded by her entreaties. I said 7
would go to Harley street and ask him
II ne would visit her, though | could
not reasonably hope for any success
Can l help her?' he asked.
Not physically, but it would giva
her untold comfort"
"All right, I'll 60" And go no did
that very evening, and at the fartbest
verge of an east end slum sat nv tbe
girl suggested one or two simple aIJe-
vlations, called her my DEAR and left
her with two sOvereigns squeezed up in
her hand. She died next day. but she
had seen "her doctor. r."-I.ondon Tit.
Bits.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
When Animals Arc III

SAID prominent veterinarian: Ami.
hals when sick are the most helpless
ana appreciative Of all creatures. and
the way Of administering relief and
medicine in many instances is as novel
as It is effective. The most savage and
reyengeful animals during spells Of Sc
we're pain are as dOcile and tractable as
child. Relief must come from a hui
man being, and come quickly. anC tbev
seem to know it. The most vicious
horse when groaning with pain would
lllow Il mere child to administer relief
and many Of the wild animals when in
sickness seem to forget their savage
Instincts"
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
Saw se Legends.

ne savage islanders of the south
racine believe that the world is n on.
coanut shell of enormous Dimensions
at the top Of which is single auertura
communicating with the upper mir
Whefe human beings dwell. At tho
very bottom of this imaginary she'll ie
stem gradually tapcring to a paint
Wiiich represents the beginning of all
thIngs. This point is Il spirit or demon
milhout human form. whose name is
hoot OF All Existence BY him the on.
'i[e IaofIc OF creation is sustained.
IN tie interior of tie coco3nut sbou
at Its very bottom, lives a female de,
mon 50 narrow is the space into
which she is crowded that she is oblio.
eu 10 sit forever with knee and chin
'ouchihg. Her name is Tie Very Re
ginning. and from her are sn,upg NJ,
herouS spirits. They inAabit five diff
lereh' noors. into which the great 60.
coanut is divided. From cartoir of
lneSe spirits mankind is descended
ne Islanders, regarding themselves as
the only real men and women woro
formerly accustomed to regard stran-
gers rs evil spirits in the guise of In
whom they killed when they
coulu' oHerlng them as sacrifices.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
NC CROWN OF senunon

SeaWeeds vary surprisingly in their
habits Of life. Some species GROW 81.
together beneath the water. attaching
themselves below the lowest tide level
other frequent heights where they are
ieIt dry at every retreating tide. while
others yet are found in situations
Where they are scarcely ever covered
by water Whereas most of them NJ.
tach themselves to rocks or solid bot-
TOM Keeping to the shadows. there are
exceptions to the rule. among which
Inc most remarkable is the sargasso
or gulf weed, which floats on tho
surface OF the ocean. Immense fields
OF 1t are seen by the navigator. extend.
ing as far as the eye can reach. 1t is
sometimes so abundant as seriously IN
interfere with the progress of ships
ana 1t was this which SO alarmed the
crew of Columbus on his first VOYAGE
Of discovery.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
Wrath DIsnrr,ch

a little Cambridge girl was discover
ed whispering in school, and tie teach
CT asked:
What were you saying to the girl
next to you when caught you Wills
peringT'
The little culprit hung her head for a
moment and then replied:
Il was only telling her how nice Won
looked in your new dress"
Wei, that-yes-I know-but we
must The class in spelling will please
stand up."-Christian Register.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
Setting the verdict Ar,obt

Years ago an elderly and brusdue
Jurist from Sandusky used to hold dis
trict court in Cleveland, and on one Of
his visits beautiful young woman was
tried before him and a jury on a charge
Of stealing $S5 from a man. She was
clearly proved guilty, but the jury. i'm
pressed by her youth and beauty, found
n verdict Of not guilty.
Mr. Clerk" remarked the old judge,
pay the $50 to the prosecuting wit
ness, It having been clearly proved in
this court that the defendant stole 1t
from him. and you may also pay these
twelve fools their fees and let them
60"
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
AZ THE TOP

II IS a laudable ambition to reach the
TOP OF the ladder of success. But 1nanv
a. man who reaches the topmost rung
mas ms position a torment instead of o
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07

Hon Phon Lee, the Chinese Yale
graduate. who is engaged in FARMING
near Lincoln, applied to the court last
week Tor naturalization IA leGs, but
resident three years u
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07

faint" Just come out CT 4
down o14Snlcally 4i she walked with H.,
rn,, 4, 'ne narrow path, away fror, -,
au uln lnat had wrung her heart ~, G,ira,,. ~
into sobs. ~ 'oiiser' She burs,
toor' '"e DOCKS are gone
ION J0hn put his arm about her
in nohuy nj lney re not, little girl. They're
IL DoDson's hearse." IL
oroNe off in the midst of O col,
''HI rs, stared at him in the moonIigbt ~"
bo Iact, dear. When the fire. ,,o4
Deyonu your mother and mo tho hae'o1 eot
we're the first thing we tbough+ ,,s ooNS ,,l
,rs' DobSOn's hearse was sta,,.1,... o'''
49, 49, C"rn' and we ran it right tbronc,h
doa. ne fence, up against the library win
~ ~ ana Your mother shovel n,a
tS HoOAS INTO the hearse as fast os niIn5
- Len out TO her. Jimmy Dobson LnI,
Lucy burst into laughter. Tho 81.
ourulty OF the situation ro,,ea.I
rom her misery. The Dobso, rna", Ivi
tboir , eslaoiishment was next door 10
ouS onsir nome and the hearse. tba orI1
owner. Story OF its
INJURED. IT, She mur-
bon. Dal > not what's worrying me. IFS
Low much insurance your nnnra a.'n
IIeu on the house and wbntbor -,
spolIed the chances of soIIi,.
BOOKS. Some of them cot wot - 'iie
Lucy and her mother remained tbor
iiisht - with the hOspitable Dobsons am1
.H1 next morning, with John. wont ort
10 iook at the books and ascortoi,, ~.
~ before the buyer appeared ON
!! Tue scene They made an odd nio+,,,.a
Tue ahxi S group pulling the Ola vo1
uilleS Though the end doors of ~,
gloomy hearse. Suddenly Jimmy DaI, ;
3. 3ol, VINO by reason Of his brave CON
Iuct OF the night before was prfvfIoo I
"a 10 join the party, gave a lonr low
whistle. '0-i7' 10" |
Gee, look at the money! t
~ one hand he held worn leatbo.
'odhu volume, in the other bundrod d
lollar bill. ''''i'ileu /
MIS- Leyden clutched her dauebtor.s '
I'm and stared at the wonderfnI ,,.oa, c
ack. ''O'i u green f.
" Emmy, there's thousands. in II g
nousands" Those were his varv II
orus' And he didn't mean books Ua #
se"iit money. real money. It was one c.
ms queer ideas to hide it there " Il
neh the book buyer arrived he voe l
Taclously received by Lucy in the Il
oosoh parlor. There was n susnicio,, fC
happy tears in her eyes when sbo e
I'D him the offer was vitbdra,,., n
le Would reimburse him for his rail &C
au rare and asked him to accent any
iuiue ne might choose in return for
e trouble she had caused him. where
ION that gentleman selected ono oP hi
{ rarest books in the collection and to
parted with the mental comment til
at women We're certainly mos+ OF
creatures. lei
For how could he know tbo+ no OF
cen the leaves of that collection VI
lr excited people had found that old by
'hry Leyden was no false pronbet7 ta
,ere were thousands in it. Neither tol
the good people of LeydenvtIIe ex
oW just how many bills had been th
severed on that eventful morning or
lnIs ulu not prevent their rejoicing SUI
satly over the turn in events or thor of
ending in a. body the wedding oP Ing
III ana Lucy, which six months sol
er was duly sOlemnized in the First int
irch the largest edifce in Leyden. an,
e. ere
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07
The lost Common Ailm.nt-

More people suffer from rhenmatism
t1an from any other ailment. This IS
wholly unnecessary too, for n cnre
may be effected at very small cost q
W. NeScott, Of Neadowdale. \ y
says: Il have been afflicted wifi
rheumatism for some time and i
has caused me much suffering. / con.
Guided to try Cham berlain's Pam Rain
ana am much pleased to saw il bIs
Gnred me. For sale by Clifton &
Raymond, Smyrna. - 'o1 "
Smyrna times., 1902-05-07

For about two wears suffered c-,,,, 49,
Tse Gps'ihate case OF dyspepsia writes r F se,or
triqdJ tid oi - Eastern Ave, Toronto. Ontario, ~
cess siSaI number Of remedies without suc
lar gone that could not bear any solid fod 30 p,
my my stomach for long time; felt meiancGoi,,
ollu oppressed Could not sleep nor follow ny
recommended your Golden Medical Discoyer,, lI,,G
;e AIIeI week treatment had derived - ,,,,,SL
taile,, pGnenl mat / continued the medicine have
=; .aAeh en- three bottles and am convinced !, bos
~. N =. my case accomplished a permanent cure '''
y. sIn II eohsSientously recommend il to he tGo,,
s'1Es s1si OF ,dyspeptics throughout the land "
Inc Common Sense Medical Adviser y
1908 large pages in paper covers. is sent
J'ee on receipt of 2G one.cent stamns n
pay pay expense of mailing only. Address
Dr' K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
CASTRO. THE HERO
N VENEZUELA.
Personal Bravery Of President
Wins Against ReyoIutionists
After Terrible Struggle.
By Associated Press.)

LA VICTORIA, VENEZUELA, Octo-
Der ia messenger has arrived here
from the scene OF the engagement near
this place between government troops
and revolutionists, bring news that after
seven days OF terrible fighting 5000
rebels, under General Mendoza, had
abandoned the field. having retired from
their last positions. six miles from La
Victoria. Friday night. retreatins In the
direction Of Villa de Cura. According
to President Castro the killed and
wounded number 1900
During the last days OF tho fighting
the temperature rose to 11S degrees. and
a visitor to the scene of the engagement
declares he never saw such a terrible
spectacle as was presented by the bat
tlefield-
The victory OF the government troops,
which IS said to be due to the personal
courage Of President Castro. who twice
with a Mauser rife in his hand. charged
at the head OF his soldiers, is consid-
cred a serious setback for the cause OF
the revolutiorists.
A courier from Valencia. who arrived
here to-day. reports that up to yester-
day that town was not in the hands OF
the revolutionists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
VARSITY NASHVILLE

down on the next play. and time was
called Immediately
Nashville's attack was poor The men
went high and tackled about the waist
Or shoulders Virginia depended manly
on end runs for her gains. and the orange
ana blue boys played together We'll. inc
interference being Very effective
The tackles back Formation was relied
upon Tor much ground, and tho rushefs
from Charlottesville shoyelled under the
Nashville team for long gains. making
as much by their aggressive pushing az
ter the man was tackled as they did
by the initial charge. Coach Snow salu
that he had hoped to hold Virginia 70
small score but was entirely satisled
with the way the team worked.
The following is the lineup:
Nashville. Position. Virginia.
Cornett, Culley...left end. LIST. John
Blackburn........le left tackle...-......NNall#
Ponnell. johnson.
Elgin. center..... Walters
Kellar. guard. Houston. Golf
Peake. ...........left guard. Spates.
Hankins.. g1lt tackle. Council
Reeves. right end........ Bronston
Bryant
Pollard .......quarter back. Pollard
White. Stuckey.
White left half back. Pritchard
49,