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New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
LYNCHING IN WYONTNG.
Negro .4ttachs Girl scith RaeOr-
=
Hundreds an Mob.

. Laramie Wye. Aug. 29-.Ioe Martin. coiOred,
Was Iyuched by mob Of two hundred men in
afront OF Judge Carpenters house tonight. Mar
lin was q trusty in the county jail. He attacked
T.. 3 white ri~l Della Krause in the jail kitchen.
and slasae8 her face. and arms with knife.
one man was injured when entering the jail 10
drag out the prisoner.
-~ AFTER assaulting Miss Krause with razor,
Martin was placed in a cell il the county jail.
Tonight a mob Of several hundred men formed
outside the Jail The first intmation that Sheriff
Cook had of the contemplated lynching was when
TWO masked men appeared in the kitchen of the
jailhouse with guns Ieveiled at him, told him
that there were two hundred men waiting out
side for the negro. and that he would better not
attempt 10 make any trouble for them. In the
mean time another masked man had entered
While the first two men held the Sheriff. the
third man took the keys of the Jail from the
Sheriffss pocket, and then the three started for
the negTos cell. on the way they met DR.. Mil
ler who had been summoned TO dress two
wounds on Martin, self-nfcted, with the same
razor with which be had assaulted The girl and
Turnkey Jones.
The doctor and the turnkey were compelled
10 stand against the cage of the cells with their
faces turned away from the mob. The negro
was then taken from his cell and hurriedly
marched through the courthouse into the street.
Arriving a lamppOSt a short distance from
The jail. the negro was quickly strung up to the
post During the entire proceeding the negro
-did not speak attempt 10 resist the mob.
Within a hour after the lynching the streets
We're deserted
Acting Coroner Grant turned the body of the
negro over 10 an undertaken Miss hrause
svoud have been killed by Martin had not
Sheriff Cook leld him until his rage cooled, and
until hc could be taken from the kitchen. On the
he way out he sashed Frank Frazer. a by
standPr with butcher knife. which he had
grabbed from table. Frazers wound is not
serious Miss Krause, who comes from Chilli
ccthe, No. is not seriously hurt.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
CANAL HOSPITAL AT NEw-oRLEANs

iHl TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNE.l
Orleans, Aug. 2s.-The indications are that
iht NaYal Hospital for tie marines and other
torce@ employed At tho Panama Canal may he
i9caita 10 New-Orlesns. The officers of the sta
t'on are anxious 20 have it here. and the report
f0' ls9i says.
, a., is . staLon would be much better place for
~ fechpeTatlon of a battalion of rnarines or H.
ofDrces employed in construction 81 ,be r, oeier
-kfilai laah The station at Guantanamo
: = ne report quotes General b. F. Elliott. of the
= niied States Marine Corps and other irnnoytap,
=. i,.iis ~ favor or the plan and calls attention
t.le lely i1W death rate here l82 in COO for The
sre in iIpuIa,lon, t when Secretary Moody was
~ sroe - 80 Silig me subject was mentioned and
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
TAKE THEIR CRUTCHEs AND RUN
Two Alleged Beggars Not Lame at All When
Told of Their Arrest.

After Hmping along Fifth Avenue on crutches
and asking pedestrians for aid. alleged beg
gars took their crutches under their arms and
ran like deer last night when two policemen told
them they were under arrest.
Complaints have been made several times recently
about the men, and Detective Sergeants brennan
and Barry, Of the Central ONCE were detailed to
arrest them Last night the two men were preceded
by friend who the lookout for the police
one or the men disappeared down Thirty eight st
'o"aro Madlson-aVe. lie was pursued by Dren-
man. out he proved the feeter and got away
The second man down Fifth-ave but wcs
caught by PatrOman Muller Of the West THIRTEEN
ST. station. Barry arrested the lookout
me TWO men arrested charged with
XysagTIancy; Ihey said they were John Madigan and
william Ennis. both of No. 3S6 Third-ave
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
vide OPEN, SAYS POOL.
Therefore the Magistrate Doesn't
EUen Fine Drunken Men.

Magistrate Pool who usually is exceedingly Sc
we're with prisoners charged with intoxicatjon. ana
with all violations of the excise law. unusua4ly
lenent brought before him in the Tomos
Court yesterday. In all but one alleged EXCISE
violation the defendants were discharged. anu
nearly all the prisoners held for intoxicaton We're
sent out OF court free. without fines.
The Magistrate said taking his seat on the bench
that walked about town yesterday and fouhu
the town wide open" This the reason for
his leniency.
After he had freed eight men charged with IN
toxication he turned to hts court clerk and saiu'
Endorse all of these ntOxication papers as toi7
lows Discharges. Got his whiskey In a saIoo'
fn the officers own precinct Sunday. -
The MAGISTRATE put his initials on eacn pdPei'
saving: Now il is up the police authorizes
not excepting even the Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
SUSPECT BEGGING FRAUD.
Think Costumes and Instructions
IRE Being Furnished.

Harrison n j. Aug 29.-Miss Mabel c Marin
son of No 262 Tenth-:tve., New-Hork. VINO was
uas.ad bere Yesterday dressed i'm the garh OF 4
Sister of Charity ana who held on a chirSe
of begging. was discharged to-day. The mi'gls-
trate declared that there not enough evidence
against the woman. She was turned over nov
ever TO Detective Sergeant Hayes. OF New-horh
Haves said that he wanted the woman Tor the
Charity Organization Society, which would ask 10
have her held as a witness to the alleged do'ngs Oh
a woman said to live in West observation-disclosures
ffteenth-st She it is alleged. has been fur-
rtsbi,s en,nIoyment to a number of begGars
II is said that she gives them costumes, teaches
them the stories they to tell or the parts tney
arc TO act and sends them to beg in certain as
signed districts taking in return a certain per
cent OF their earnings. ,
AT the address given in MISUNDERSTANDING
ffteenth-st last night. no woman Of the name
rDeDtioned could be found.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
AUTOMOBILE CHAsEs RUNAWAY CAB
Wins Pursuit in Broadway-Two Women in
Latter Vehicle.

Ihere was an exciting chase down Broadway last
night between an automobile and a runaway cab
containing two women. The machine won md
'he chauneur. running alongside, seized the horse
- 'i4o ofldIe and stopped It, The women said
10 be actresses at the Casino
Inc cab was jogging quietly along when at
rorty-siXth-st the wheel struck a stone and the
uIlVer' named Hurry. thrown from his seat
me morse Immediately away A little behind
nearby stable. Hearing the screams of 'tba
s,yn. %plath ana seeing the horse plunge down the
ibe bon ne W pDt on iull speed In pursuit He caught
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
To Whom 1T Nag Concern.
WHEREAS,
RY An ORDER OF THE CHANCERY DIVI.

WHEREAS.
pY AN ORDER OF THE CHANCERY DIVI-
II SION OF the HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE dated
the Nth August. 1908. made I'm the matter of tho
Estat- ~ JAMES WINTER Deceased "SApLER V-
WINTER 1905. W -5G5 the following inquiries were
directed Dee made.
,Il Whether rE- TeStt-or's son, JAMES FRED
ERICK liant WIN TER named in the Irstators VIII.
married and n So. when and 20 whom. and
whether he ietr widow; and whether such Widow IS
living dead and n dead when she died and
her Personal Represent riveS,
t1t Whether the said JAMES FRED E.ItICK liant
WINTER had and, II amy, what children ant
when such children. it any. were respectively born
and whether they all living. II %
them dead. when they respectively died and
whether they left child children respectively
aud who are the respective Legal Personal Repre-
S~utattv-s ~ such th- said children OF the said
JAMES FREDERICK liant WINTER. II any, as are
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI all persons
claiming 20 De the widow, cildrr Erandchildren or
representatives. Of deceased ct.l3ren OF the sai
JAMES FREDERICK TLANT WINTER under the sad
enquiries. los their solicitors. before the 18th
day OF October. 1898. come in and prove their
claims az the Chambers % Mr Justice Farwell and
Mr Justice Eadv tEoom M. lH+1. Royal Courts o.
Justice strand London. England or IN default thereo
they Will Dee peremptory excluded from the benefit Of
Tussiav the rst day OF November. 1904. at lid
OF the clock thc said chambers. -
appointed hearing aot adJuttcatnS upon the SAID
claims .~.-,
WINTER uphoisJ-rer, and died az BROOKLYN
New York on the etth day of November 1895
Dated this 1Ith day ~ August ls'+- -
FRANK RICHARDSON and sADLERs. IS. Golden
square. London, W. England, tl1lnLl1< So.lSLLo.S
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
ALABAMA NEGROES ORGANIZED.

p Columbus. Ca. Aug. 2s-Five negroes, all sup
posed 10 be members OF the Before Day Club"
4were arrested near Salem. Ala to-day for at
tempting TO enter the house Of Mrs Maggie Plott
One OF the members OF the gang arrested a negro
woman confessed that the negroes Of the COM
-TnunJy had organized for the purpose of murder
ing fobonas and burning. The first white family
winch was 70 have received this treatment was
Lttat Of Mrs. Maggie Plott. who lives with her
infee children on plantation near Chewaola
e4fs. Flotts son thWarte1 the attempt by firing
- one OF the negroes as he was entering the win
QoN- me oflcers are now the outlook for an
otnef negro who is said be a member OF the
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
MAY BE CONTEST OVER HER BODY.
Legal Clash Expected Over Estate Of Mrs.
McVicker.

Chicago. Aug 29-Coionel Joseph II. Strong pub
lie administrator of Cook County. was appointed
administrator of the estate of Mrs. j. H. McNicker
widow of the veteran theatrical man, by the pro
bate court to-day. This action on the part Of the
heirs-at-law OF the dead woman Is the opening
III what promises TO be sensational legal
struggle. The papers of administration were issued
on application OF Horace MCNiCker. the Stepson OF
Mrs MCNicker. The value of the estate Is sald
to exceed $2S5.OO0.
. As DR. L. G II f. ZegIer is in possession Of the
body Of Mrs. McNicker and Will bring II TO Chi
cago. there may be scene when ii reaches mere
since the relatives intend to take charge OF the
body and conduct the funeral. even as one, Of
them said. Ii it becomes necessary 10 call Ia the
police enable to do So
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
GUILTY OF CIVIL SERVICE DECEIT
Man Who ImpersOnated BrOther-in-Law in
Examination Fined $3.50.

Utica y y Aug. PA. NJ. Evans Of Her
Ixirncr who was arrested on complaint Of the State
Ctyil Service Board for having impersonated his
brother-in-law Archibald A. Munson in civil
Service examination pleaded guilty to charge
in the City Court to-day, and was fined $3.50. The
prosecution had numerous witnesses on hand to
testify about EVaus's deceit.
Evans mpprsouated Munson at an examination
held in this city last February. The paper he pre-
sented was sent Albany and the questions were
found correctly answered. Evans had prevOusly-
passed - similar examination in his own name.
The deception discovered at Albany and pro-
ceedinss Instituted by the civil Service Commis-
cfn
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
END OF THE BALLOON RACE.
First Attempt to Reach Washington from
ST. Louis Failure

St Louis, Aug. Pa dispatch received to-
day by Assistant Chief Percy Hudson, of the de-
partment Of transportation. at the Worlds Fair
saying that George z. Tomlinson. of Syracuse
n. Y. contestng with Carl z. Meyers Of Frank
fort N Y, in balloon to Washington, land
ed Wyoming, III, last night after being in the
air twenty-four hours Meyers had landed near St
Charles. Mo. after being in the air a little more
than hours.
The contest will be continued until November !.
when a cash prize of $500 will be awarded Tom
linson has a distance of two hundred miles 70 his
credit. which may be beaten by another aeronaut.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
NEWCOMERS IN "AUTor ACCIDENT

oc ceS'ef' MASS Aug. % (speciaD-A 20-horse-
P0"~ automobile plunged at full speed into n
renee sidestepped into a big oak tree, and then
jumped over an embankment throwing its occu-
pants several feet, Sunnyside Park Naticl
yesterday. In the car were w. f. Lund OF New
IoIA' the owner J. +. Maher Of New-York 3.
pis pptisrles T. Jackson OF Worcester. and Charles e
I'ITe. OF Boston The men on their way
20 " HorceSter: All were more less injured and
IequlTed medical treatment. The automobile was
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER MAN DROWNED

nashville Tenn, Aug. 2s.-E.. C. Stahlman vice
PIsaioelt OF the Banker Publishing Company. news
editor OF The Evening Banner and corresnorden,
OF Inc Associated Press drowned in the Cum
DerIand River nine miles above here. to-day Mr.
Stahiman was cruising up the river in his gasoIene
iauneh when the propeller refused TO work He
olted unoer the launch to remedy the trouble and
tailed 10 reappear; The body has not yet been re-
covered Mr.. Stahlman was thirty-fve wears old
and son Of Major e B. stahlman OF this city
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
DENTISTS IN CONVENTION.

ST Louis. Aug 29.-The International Dental
Congress. the largest ever held convened in Music
Hall to-day with more than six hundred dentists.
from various parts Of the world. present The or
gaulzation committee. after completing it's seec-
tions for honorary presidents and vice presidents
decided, In view of the opposition and contest that
have developed, to rcsciud ITS action. making the
nominations f0r the officers OF the congress final
aud submit them 20 the congress as whole The
officers nominated hy the committee are Or. IL }
Kurkhart. ~ Batavia. y. Y. president; Dr. a. "
Haraud. New-Noyk city, secretary. and Dr. Mark
E-M.uL- Mashimgtun. u l.. treasllrer.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
POLICE oEFIcgR KILLED BY NEGRO.

DanFlile. Va. aug. 81. J. Hail. police officer
MAS shot and killed tonight by Jack Dillard.
desperate negro, outlawed in this State and North
Nafoilha' Officers had been on the track Of the
negro Tor Il Week. A mob. estimated ut a thousand
men. is now hunting for the negro and II he Ia
captured a lynching may result "
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
JAW SMASHED BY TROLLEY POLE

Harry Sharpe. State Supervisor of Schools NJ
aberdeen Conn, was taken to st. Mary's Hospital
In Brooklyn last night with a broken law He was
standing on the platform OF the Dean-st station
or the Brighton Beach line OF the elevated rail-
Foad, when part OF heavy trolley pole slipued
the side Of the face. '' 'N 'ie
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
PULLMAN SHOPS TO SHUT nov,n

e Chicago, Aug. 2S.-The great stons 90 tho r,,,,
man Company ere TO shut down on sentenhar
Tor a month or more, and thousands OF men u,,,l
- without work. Thirty thousand neonia 81
I = oliiilah ard IN the surrounding towns yriu ne
- icteo When the Pullman Conna,,, is ,,3 ,aa ~
.i,s On full time seven thousand persons are en-
= l,los so. during the last few months the force
sBas not been more than two thousand &c
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

l. Frank Il Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County o
New York Is all persons having
claims Eliza Smith late OF the County Of New
York % present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers place ~ transactng
husness AZ the SaCkct Iang, No, 90 Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan In the city OF New York
on or before the 10th day OF January next
Dated New Yor. the 9th day OF July. 1904
Nj. SMITH, MARY r.. MCOUN. Executors
SACKET~r \ LANG Attorneys for Executors. 90 Nassau
STREET of Manhattan. city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
BACK YARD HIS SAFE DEPOSIT BOX.

iBY TELEGRAPH no TRIBlNgl sr
Syracuse, Aug 29.-Hermann Bussman a tailor
has startled his ncighbors BY digging up 81 600 IN
gold In his back yard. .Bussman says that he Is
afraid of banks and that he buried the coins TWEEN
ty-hVe years ago; His wife declares that she is
going have half the money w %
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30

Pittsburg. Aug. 29.-Notices were posted the
Rankin plant Of the American Steel Wire Com
pany to-day. ordering al employees to report for
work put the plant in shape for immediate re-
sumption The resumption VIII affect about 200
employees
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30

l. ABNER C. THOMAS. a Surrogate he County OF
New York hereby given 20 all persons having
Cein,a sheldon late Of a
County OF New York present same with
vouchers q the subscribers place
transacting business the office OF Francis Sanford
No street. In the (1ty OF New York.
before Of November next Dated New York
the 10Th day ~ MAY. 1904
Executors
Nassau street New York city.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c, Thomas. SURROGATE Of the County OF New
PA DCian, County of
DECEASED To- present with vouchers thereof
place or transaCtuE business. No
aag Isroadway in city and County Of New York
orb day OF November next. Dated New
York 10th day OF May 1904 -
T MEEHAN
EDWARD r. VOLINtER. Attorney Tor Executor. No. 229
Broadway New-Hork.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
City Hotels.
THE ANO YER. :;
SurrOgateS Notices.

NNARDELL LAvINIA WOODS.-IN PUR-
suance OF an or:er T Fitzgerald.
OF the County OF NewYork. notice is here
by given all persons having claims against Lavinia
Woods WRrdel, OF the County ot NeW-luTk, de
ceased the with vouchers thereof 10 the
EUbscrber place Of uHnsacting business No.
broadway. Borough Manhattan. city OF New-York.
before the 2nd day or September next.
Dated <ew-Nork. the LIST day OF March 1904.
LEONARD -. WHITE. Executor
ANDERSON. PENDLETON & ANDERSON. Attorneys
Executor. rs Broad Street. Borough of Manhat-
Now York
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30

dispatch from Port-au- Prince on July said
that the Chamber Of the Communes had on that
day voted unanimously to censure the Minister of
Finance FOR Acknowledgement OF the public finances
and that the Minister was ordered TO anpear ~
fore a commission of inquiry. After the session
OF the Chamber, Minister Bijou offered his rssie
nation. but President Nord refused 10 accept IL
ing that the Minister stiIl had his condderlcc T6e
President the dispatch said expre his
faction with the action Of the Chamber
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30
HAYTTs FINANCE MINISTER BLAMED
Finding of the Chamber of the Communes
Unanimous.

Port-au-Prince. Hayti. Aug 26 DELAYED in trans
mission)-By unanimous vote the Chamber of the
Communes to-day declared that NJ Bijou the Min
lister of Finance. is responsible for the deterloratto
Of public finances 1t is believed that President
Nord will accept the decision OF the Chamber
New-York tribune., 1904-08-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- c Thomas. a of the County OF Now
York notice hereby sll having claims
against William II. Grace late OF the County OF Now
tho with vouchers thereof
the suscribers place transacns business
No Hanover Square in the City or New york. ON or
before the 18th day OF October next. -.
Dated New York. the End DAY OF APRIL l9ot
IIILIUS GRACE
p GRACE.
WILLIAM II. GRACE. ir., Executors
DAVID M'CI.URE. Executors. l22 Wiltam
Street Borough o Manhattan. City OF New YORK
La Junta tribune., 1904-05-18
e. ?zS PALACE DRUG STORE "rs :ns PRESCRIPTIONS

seoS VIZ" ssAS 80 J o
Company.
La Junta Souvenirs on sale al
j. w. Fishers bookstofe.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes 60
to Fishers postofice news stand.
Leave orders with your butcher
or grocer for soft drinks.-C. w.
Wonderly.
Large line of wash dress goods
at from 5 to so cents per yard, at
kendall's.
Go to Thompson's for carpets.
srt squares and linoleums at Kan
sas City prices.
Call and see US before buying
your cane seed.-La Junta Milling
and Elevator Co.
DR.. A. L. Stubbs. Office in
Simonton block; telephone, Io7a
red; residence phone. 7Sa black.
For first t-class papering and
painting call on A. c. Barr. We
employ only FIRST class workmen
and our prices are reasonable.
Fox RENT Furnished fiat OF
nix rooms in Hayter block. En-
|quire OF S. Moyemont, at Studio,
Colorado avenue.
WANTED-A lady to use spare
time on salary; suitable for widow.
or teacher during vacation. Ad-
dess +, this Office.
Eye, ear, nose and throat, DR.
Sapero, the Denver specialist, will
again be in La unta. at the Park
House. May 10Th. aoth and aIst.
Mrs. Luella Bacharach, Of Colo.
|rado Springs. arrived in La unta
last Friday, and will be the guest
Of Mrs. F. A. Sabin for several
|days.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Richard Pear
son left last Sunday for st. Louis.
Mo-, to attend the Worlds Fair.
They expect to be absent until
Tuss sst.
George Mcneil left Monday
morning for Buffalo. N. Y, to
attend the sessions Of the Presby'
terian General Assembly ~ dele
gate from the Pueblo Presbytery.
Sunday excursions, every Sun
day, good going and returning,
Sunday only-Pueblo, SI.9o; Col.
orado Springs. S7.9o Maniton,
5, os; Summit of Pixies Peak,
S7.o5.
I. w. Booth, father of Mrs. 6
w. Mayors, Of Higbee. died at his
home 10 Pueblo one day last week.
Nj. Booth was one of the pioneers
Of Colorado, and the founder ol
Golden.
Don't kick il you get bill fol
81. 50 on subscription occasionally.
Where q few dollars and a few
halves are gathered together from
several hundred different sources
they aggregate quite respectable
sum, and besides we need the
money.
Mr. and Mrs. L. d. Yeiser, and
Mrs. Clara A. Walker and two
children left Monday night on No.
a 70 visit their old home in Louis
vile, KY, where they will remain
main during the summer. The
party will take in the Worlds FAN
At ST. Louis, en- route.
When the TRIBUNE scribe asked
an Official the length Of the fence
aroupd the Santa Fe shop grounds
be assured NJ that it was long
ssosgh to 60 round. That Il
sbest sbe limit Of the information
usually given by secretive officials.
The Information WAS volunteered,
hoveves. that the new fence cost
The Santa Fe over S4.o
Ipdge Wallis, Of the county
eoust, = to be congratulated. The
TRIpvns scribe was shown = Iettei
% Moeday in which it was stated
eA>e =. ee,~ d~aeh of n relative
La Junta tribune., 1904-05-18
l.75O.OOO of
Un6l6 Sam Look
to W. L. Douglas
for their Shoes.

TEN thousand pairs Of w. L. Dong.
las Shoes are now made and sold
every working day in the year.
The average man will not buy a
new pair of shoes oftener than every
six months.
On this bssis, one million seven hun
dred and fifty thousand men are wearing
w. l.. Douglas Shoes today. Because
this vast number Of men wear these
shoes is not a reason why you should
do SO, but the reasons that induce them
to wear them should appeal equally to
you, and those reasons are that they are
absolutely the best and most stylish
&3.5 shoes made, not only surpassing
all other shoes At the same price, but
equaling in appearance and quality the
greater number of those that sell for s.
We are sole La Junta distributors,
and have just uupacked 1000 pairs Of
the very latest conceptions in both High
Cut aud Oxfor,ls, including the Swing
Last, "Lipton" Toe, Straight and Or.
thope.lic lasts with BerliL Toe, in every
desirable leather.