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, 1905-02-24
MORE MEN co On
STRIKE IN RUSSIA
FIFTY THOUSAND JOIN RANKS OF
UNEMPLOYED AT THE RUS.
SIAN CAPITAL
List includes All Employees Of PutIlot
Iron Works Who Struck Once Be-
fore-6usiness ParaIyzed at War
saw n Lines Kept Open BY Sold.
iers.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 24.-Fifty thou
workmen went on strike today.
All the employees of the Putiloff Iron
works quit again. At Warsaw business
is paralyzed. Irregular communica
ton, is maintained by rail with St. Pet.
ersburg by a continuous line of troops
guarding the tracks.
, 1905-02-24
BOGUS TICKETS ARE
LOOKED FOR HERE.

Superintendent Whitney of the Wyo-
tors on the division to keep an eye out
for tickets of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad company, as the
name of the company is not railroad
company" but railway company" The
superintendent also cautions against
skeleton tickets from the Ell Paso and
Southwestern, as that road does not
issue skeleton tickets.
, 1905-02-24
WCMAN'S CLUB MEETING
TOMORROW AFTERNOON,

tn" Laramie Woman's club will
meet with Mrs. w. H. FraZee. at the
corner Of Sixth and Grand avenue, at
2:I5 tomorrow afternoon, with Mrs.
Parrnrll in charge. The following pro-
gram will be carried out. the members
being asked to be prepared with roll
call rcsponses:
Piano solo-Miss Matilda FraZee.
The Government, Army and Navy of
Iapan-Mrs. Patched.
Vocal sOlo-Mrs. E. d. Latimer.
Magazine review-Mrs. Merriam.
, 1905-02-24
Inauuural ARRANGEMENTS,

Washington, d. c., Feb. 24.-The in
augural committee has decided to
hang placards on 10s places Of his
torical interest in the city for the ben
eft of the thousands of visitors. Thir-
ty Indians representing the far west
monies. The presidents reviewing
stand, which will seat 5000, is almost
completed.
, 1905-02-24
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
To e cAT

The trustees of the Albany Mutual
building association will hold their
regular February meeting tomorrow
night. at the Albany County National
Of money to be disposed of. as the last
IBID a, the January meeting too all
Then III sight and much of hat coming
to the association this month. Routine
business will be disposed of after the
sale Of the funds on hand. President
Vice president will likely be asked to
IIosIdc
, 1905-02-24
CHEYENNE ENGINEER HAS
MOVED TO LARAMIE

Engineer B. w. Richmond of the
middle district has been transferred
from Cheyenne to this city, and now
runs to Rawlins. He and Mrs. Rich
mond are occupying one of the Jansen
houses. on Sixth street. They will
make very acceptable additions to the
social circles of the city.
, 1905-02-24
NOMINEE MAY QUIT.
Report That Niedringhaus Will Leave
Race for Senator.

Jefferson City Mo. Feb. 24.-"Nied-
ringhaus is getting ready to release
u.s." was the information passed about
among republican leaders today. Just
it came from was not easily
traced but it developed later that
E~iedringhaus had indicated to his lieu.
tenants that he was ready for them to
see what could be done in the direction
of getting together IN some one else.
He has not announced to anybody that
he intended to withdraw his name.
, 1905-02-24
Millions for Defense.

New York, Feb. 24.-lt is stated or
apparently good authority that at yes
terday's meeting of the Standard Oh
magnates SIC, 000,O 900 was set aside tC
be used in every available way to meet
the onslaught Of the various states
Standard Oil stock has reached low
water mark, $50, the lowest point in
many years.
, 1905-02-24

American money is now the basis for
nearly all transactions in Colombia.
All invoices certified at that Consulate
are now made out in American money.
and it not at all likely that the Colon
bian paper currency will eve again be
used in invoices.
, 1905-02-24
THE G TUNNEL.
Two Ends of simpIon Bore Meet With
Little Deviation.

Geneva, Feb. 24.-The boring of the
.Simplon tunnel, the longest in h
world, was completed today, after five
years work. which began from both
sides. The two ends met with less
than a foot deviation. The tunnel pen
etrstes the heart Of the Alps.
, 1905-02-24
kenna Makes Denial.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 24.-E. D.
Kenna, general counsel for the Santa
Fe, was here today, en- route to Texas,
and said: THE Standard Oil company
does not control the Santa Fe. 1t has
members in the directorate, just as
it has on many railways. The Santa
Fe never Disseminated against certain
oil shippers in favor of the Standard"
, 1905-02-24
o Q Q @ o O O O Q @ Q Q O @ O 9
@ THE REPUBLICANS G
Q SATURDAY STORY G

Q Last week The Republican gave Q
Q the story of the arrest OF the @
@ notorious Rock Creek bandits Q
Q posse of brave men from this city. @
Q Tomorrow it will publish the @
Q story of the trial of The Kid" Q
Q and Erwin. two of the most des- @
@ perate members of that famous Q
Q gang of Black Hills road agents. Q
Q Many s%idelights never before CIV G
9 en- the public will be related for Q
Q the first time. Look for the story Q
@ in Saturdays Republican. @
= . @ Q @ . @ 9 @ Q 9 0GC0 CO
, 1905-02-24
PEACH TREES BUDDING
AND ALFALFA GROWING.

H. A. Robinson this morning receiv.
ed a letted from his grandson, Leslie
Goodding, dated at Littlefield. Arizona,
who is there with Bruce Jones, the
son Of Chairman c. H. Jones of the
board Of county commissioners. Mr.,
Goodding writes that the peach trees
are budding, the alfalfa is growing and
spring is In the air. The note was
short and contained little Of the future
plans Of the young gentlemen.
, 1905-02-24

Guiding one from William A. Brady
and one to star in "Ramson's Folly"
caused this decision. The former cham
! ion says he has fought his last fight,
and even if Jeffries retires from the
rop"I arena. as he 10Y declares he
will, Corbett will not attempt to re-
gain tn" championship title.
, 1905-02-24
POLICE U NOW

Justice of the Peace and Police
Court Justice M. N. Grant and Con
stable J. A. Kinnear today removed
their offices from First Street to the
city hall, spending the forenoon getting
their furniture in shape and oiling the
wheels of the mills Of the gods
Messrs. Bartlett. who are laying the
linoleum for the Leader, completed the
work this afternoon
, 1905-02-24
Captain to Be Court-M artiaIed.

Captain to Be Court-MartiaTed.
St. Petersburg. Feb. 24.-The Grand
Duke Vladimar has ordered the court.
martial of Captain Davidoff and three
other officers connected with the bat.
terry which fired bullets in the direc.
ton of the czar in January.
, 1905-02-24
PROCLAMATION Is
NOW BEING PREPARED.

Grand Secretary Louis Miller Of the
grand lodge Of Wyoming, Odd Fellows,
now has in preparation the proclama-
ton designating Wednesday, April rs,
as the eighty-sixth anniversary of the
organization OF the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows and granting dispense,
ton to subordinate lodges for its pro
per observance. The subordinate
lodges will receive a copy Of the proc
lamation in q few days, the copy being
now in the hands of the printer.
, 1905-02-24
SPECIAL SESSION OF SENATE.
Called to Meet Saturday at the Hour
of Noon.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The president
yesterday issued a proclamation con-
vening the senate in special session
at - o'clock noon March 4 to receive
such communications as may be made
by the executive
, 1905-02-24
RESTING EASILY.
President Harper Has Passed Crisis
Of AfterEffeets.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 24.-President
Harper Of the Chicago university has
passed the crisis Of the after-effects Of
his operation, and at the hospital 1t Is
said he is resting easily this morning.
after a quiet night.
, 1905-02-24
laws PASSED BY THE
EIGHTH LEGISLATURE

anu SIdIh SApocASioH
chapter No. 80.
House enrolled act No. 2S. Levyins
tax Of IA mill for permanent improve
ments at Rawlins penitentiary; chap
ter No. AZ.
House enrolled act No. 30. Placing
governors residence under care OF
capital commission; chapter No .43
House enrolled act No. 80. Relating
to condemnation of land for storage
reservoirs; chapter No. SO.
House enrolled act No. 81. Making
neglect to close gates a m~isdemeanor;
chapter No. "a.
House enrolled act No. 80. Relating
to municipal courts; chapter No. IS.
House enrolled act No. 33. Tax
levy for maintenance of Big Horn hot
springs; chapter No. "A.
House enrolled act No. "a. Relating
to running mill tailings into waters OF
the state; chapter No. SO.
House enrolled act No. 35. To pre-
vent the Dissertation of the flags of
the United States and Wyoming; chap.
ter No. As.
Senate enrolled act No. 9. Creating
the office of commissioner Of public
lands; chapter No. 40.
Senate enrolled act No. 10. Relating
to attachments; chapter No. 46.
Senate enrolled act No. II. Fees o.
board Of control; chapter No. 81.
Senate enrolled act No. u. Re or,
ganizing state militia; chapter No. 3S.
House enrolled act No. 8. Establish,
ing law for negotiable instruments uni,
form with other states; chapter No. SO.
House enrolled act No. SO. Bounty
on predatory wild animals; chapter
No. AZ.
Senate enrolled act No. IA. Vetoed.
House enrolled act No. 81. Relating
to right of way OF railroads across
state lands; chapter No. 20.
House enrolled act No. SO. Relating
to transfers Of water rights; chapter
No. H..
House enrolled act No. 80. Court
st~enographers; chapter No. SO.
House enrolled act No. 40. Obtain
ing board and lodging by false repre-
sentation; chapter No. Ga
House enrolled act No. Al. Puts
soldier home building under capital
commission; chapter No. IS.
House enrolled act No. AZ. Exhibi,
ton Of hides, slaughtered animals, by
others than butchers; chapter No. ~.
House enrolled act No. 40. Creating
abstracts, loan and real estate COM
panies; chapter No. SO.
House enrolled act No. A. Pertain
ing to school elections; chapter No. IS.
House enrolled act No. As. State of
Wyoming pamphlet; chapter No. 10.
House enrolled act No. 46. Author
izing clerks of cities and towns to GER
tify bonds and other evidences of in
debtedness; chapter No "A.
House enrolled act No. At. Empow-
ering governor to remove appointive
officers; chapter No. SO.
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, 1905-02-24
House Passes Anti Tobacco Bill.

House Passes Anti-T obacco Bill.
Topeka, Kas., Feb. 24.-The house
today passed the bill prohibiting the
sale of tobacco in any form or cigar
cite papers to persons under the age
of 81 years.
, 1905-02-24

lust the Same Old Thing.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Feb. 24.-No ma
terial change was shown On the thir.
ty-second ballot for senator today.
, 1905-02-24
Japan Has Many Russian Prisoners.

odPdH TdS "dHy Nub61dH TTTSOHeTs
Toxic. Feb. 24.-Oyama reports that
the Russians continue to shell the Jap.
anese lines and %recounts the adven
lures of scouting parties. The war
office announces that 44,400 Russians
are held as prisoners by Japan.
, 1905-02-24
NICHOLS BANK

T. Blake Kennedy of Cheyenne, the
referee in bankruptcy, and c. D. Spald-
ing, receiver of the bankrupt estate Of
A. Nichols, today wound up the af-
fairs of the estate, allowing claims and
%disbursing the funds, the referee meet
ing less than 30 per cent Of the in
debtedness.
, 1905-02-24

Daily Republican. 50 cent. a month.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
Testing Dipping Law

Beadle county cattlemcn nave
brought the dipping law into court
and it will soon be passed upon by
Judge Whiting. 1t seems that IN
Beadle county all cattle were ordered
dipped whether infected with scabies
or not and a considerable number of
cattle owners objected to this. They
combined, retained Crawford & Taylor
and w. A. Lynch to represent them
and secured a temporary injunction
restraining the cattle inspector from
carrying out the order of the state
board. When the matter came up
for argument last week the state was
represented by Attorney General
Philo Hall and r. II. Null. The ar
guments advanced were exhaustive
and were listened to with the kecnest
interest by a large number of farmers
and cattle owners Judge Whiting
took the matter under adviSement.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
BUSY AT HECLA
Items From North End
of County-Crops Fine

Hecla is showing a degree of enter.
prise quite in keeping with the rest of
Brown county. Cement walks on one
side of Main street had the effect of
sprucing up the rest of the town. A
large number of buildings have been
newly painted and it is rumored that
one rather unsightly old building near
the depot will soon give place to a
new and creditable structure.
Joe BARTLETT and Nick Stehley have
new residences, now about ready for
occupancy.
The artesian we'll recently complet-
ed bids fair to be successful and if it
is it will be a great blessing for the
village.
The North American Storage Com
pany is buying cream, butter and
eggs and is paying cash for them.
They are doing a good business and
are paying out considerable money.
Crops could not be better. Maca-
roni wheat promises a big yield and
corn will surpass any previous crop in
the history of this cection.
The Social Telephone Company has
added quite a number of new phones
to the list and has also arranged for
a night switch for the doctors. A
phone has also been put in the resi-
dence where the Dakota Central toll
phone is and for a fee of ten cents
patrons of the Social line can get
messages repeated to Aberdeen by the
Dakota Central operator.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
farmers Exchange Cold

FOR SALE-A Jones header, used
seasons, in good condition. For
Terms inquire OF AUGUST SCHWARTZ.
~ A.. Jay ST., Aberdeen, S. d.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
BETTER SERVICE
Daily Trains and Mail Service
to Linton Promised-Wel.
come Change

The management Of the Milwaukee
railroad has sienitied it's willingness
to put a daily train on between here
ana Linton as soon as the mail con.
tract can be secured, 1t is under.
stood that the post office authorities
are anxious to place the contract
with the railroad as there has been
no end of complaint, and entirely
Justltable complaint at that, on &C.
count OF the Aberdeen-Linton mail.
til S surprising, though true, that
mail from Aberdeen to Linton has
been going by way of Cakes and later
by stage in order to reach it's destina.
tion. The time consumed has natur.
ally varied considerably.
Trains to Linton are run from
Eureka three days a week and back
on alternate days. When the new
service is installed the return trim to
Linton will be made in one day.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
APPOINTED STEWARD
J. A. SchIeuter Sr. Secures De
sirable Position at Insane
Asylum

J. A. Schleuter Sr. has been an.
pointed steward of the insane asylum
at Yankton. The position is a good
one and was coveted by others than
Mr.. Schleuter. He secured the an.
polntment however, without much
difficulty.
Mr.. schleuter has resigned his DO.
sition with the Dakota Central Tele.
phone Co., which he has held for a
number of years, and will assume
his new duties as soon as his success.
or shall have been appointed. Mr.
Schleuter will no doubt discharge his
duties at Yankton with credit.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

fnr sale, a good surry, but little
aHeu, orwill exchange for a good horse.
IRE LARSON, Columbia. S. u
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
7H[DRDCGS1SC COMING
Annual Meeting State Pharma-
ceuticaI Association Will be
Held in Aberdeen
Program Covers Three Days
August 9=I0-lI-Business and
Pleasure Combined

The South Dakota Pharamaceull-
cal Association will hold it's annual
assembly in Aberdeen, beginning
August 9th and continuing on the
10th and llth. Members OF the as
ISOLATION from.all parts of the state
will attend the meeting which it Is
hoped, will be the most successful IN
years.
A feature of the entertainment will
be a days outing at Tacoma Park
where dignity will be laid aside and
every one will have a good time.
Following is the program as it has
been prepared:
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9TH.
Morning session at the court house.
ga. m.-Call to order. Greeting by
the president, Isaac M. Helmey of
Canton.
9:l5 a. m.-President'S annual adj
dress. Report of officers: (A) secre-
tary, (B) treasurer. Appointment of
special committees. Report from
standing committees (A) Finance and
auditing, u. A. Grain, chairman; OBJ
Education, r. SteenSen, chairman:
I(C) Pharmacy and queries, d. Il.
Jones. chairman; tD) Trade interests,
G. c. Sabin; chairman: (E) Legislative
James Lewis, Chairman; (F) Board Of
pharmacy, l. A. Keith, president of
the board; (G) N. A.. r. D.-St. Louis
1904 meeting, G W. Peaslee, chair
man; (H) A. Phi. Arkansas City
1904 meeting, d. f. Jones, chairman;
() National Board of Pharmacy, Kan
sas City meeting, I. A. Keith.
IAN reports and papers will be open
for discussion and committees are
urged to be ready and prompt with
their presentation.)
AFTERNOON SESSION
2p. m.-Address.
3p. m.-Reading prize papers and
discussions.
4:3Op p. m.-Visit to the Jewett
Bros. Drug Company.
EVENING
TAO p. m.-Auto ride, viewing the
city.
THURSDAY, AUG. 10th, MORNING SEES
SION
9:3O a. m.-UnfiniShed business of
the preceding day. Reports of COM
mitteeS-New business-Election of
Observation-Disclosures.
AFTERNOON SESSION
l:30 .m.-Annual meeting of Drug
gists Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany.
p. m.-Shooting contests and ten
mis- contests.
8 p. NAT Commercial Club
rooms, banquet, entertainment and
dance.
Address of welcome, J. II frey for
n mayor. Response, z. A. Grain,
Redfield.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1lth
Excursion to Tacoma Park on the
Great Northern and a day of rest and
sports. Excursion free to the drnp.
glsts, travellers and their ladies.
The officers Of the association in
charge of the meeting are Isaac NJ.
Helmey, president; E. G. Bent, sec
rotary; A. A. Woodward, local secre.
tary; Mrs. John frey, chairman
ladies committee.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
GRANT COUNTY LINE WINS
Injunction Asked by Dakota
Central Denied by Judge
McCOy

The Dakota Central Te]enhono
company recently secured a TEN nor.
a1y in!unctlon from Judge Mccoy re-
s1ralll'ng n Grant County Tele-
phone company from strinpinu ito
wires below theirs or in ,nv
way interfering with the Dakot.
Ientrals business. When il, cana -
making the injunction permanent
however, Judge Mccoy denied tho 70
company.
IN the arguments before the conrt
Che Grant county company strenu.
ously insisted that they were with;a
Chelr own rights, were not seekino -
hamper the other company or ininr 20
it. 'hJure
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
SALE OF LANDS
Milwaukee Road Announces Sail
of Lots in Three New Towns

The Milwaukee Railroad has an an
nouncement Of more than ordinary
interest in the paper this week. 1t
recalls old times and reminds the
reader that some parts of the state
are new.
The three new town are situated in
Lyman, Douglas and Aurora counties.
The neighboring country is said to be
exceptionally good and the sale will
probably attract a large number of
buyers. For further particulars see
ad in this issue Of the paper.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
Wedding Bells

MARRIED At the Presbyterian
church, Wednesday afternoon, August
End, Mr.. Marvin G.. Currier and Miss
Anna McDaniels, both of Ashley, N.
D., DR.. ]. M. Campbell, pastor of the
Presbyterian church officiating.
MARRIED-At the residence of DR..
IT,. E. McNutt, on Wednesday evening
August 2, by the Rev. DR.. j. M.
Campbell of the Presbyterian church,
MI. Cyrus Earl Udell Of Mellette and
Miss Carrie Pearl Payne of Warner.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

For Sale resl, pa I
horn bulls, one 4 years; ln
months. j. II, lskdh
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

out)less than three days en- route.
Another fast train is ''Thc California
EXPRESS with drawing room and
tourist sleeping cars. The best OF
everything. For rates, tickets, ETC.,
appIy to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y. US
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

FOR SALE "A three !yal
loway bull. l1ALSEy i"0A'1
port, S. ID
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

wanted Twenty or more cows on
shares. Good pasture and plenty of
wafer. Address, j.. w. McKENzIE, on
'ohh Chute farm, Leola, S. d.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
very Low Excursion Rates 70
san Francisco, Los Angeles ~
PORTLAND, Tacoma. Se,tt1a

wa the North Western Line, swim
. Dc 10 enect from all stations July s. :
8, H. y, ID, %, 26 and 81, with f,yor
able return limits, on account ot.
Gus meetings. Two fast trains to tina
racine coast daily. 'The Oyer,ans
Limited electric lighted thronnh
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

From my N
Ordway, about , moiill' n /
three-year-old steers, tN J ,r u
to WAEp hISf1
way, S. ID.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-20
MAS N0ILoaS

Dos dollars de multa le han sido i'm
puestos al conductor de u1 CARO- electrico
poT no aguardar 81 cruce de otro coche ca
"a parada
Francisco Delgado Otalora, a quien
tambien llaman Mazantini, no es Ell Ma
zantini que fu6 eondenado por el Juzgado
de esta ciudad y de cuyo hecho di6 cuenta
IA CORRESPONDENCE.
Una calle, que atravesara el Machu-
chal, en- Santarce, desde la calle del Par
que La Iglesia del referido barrio, Sc esta
abriendo cerca de la paTada 43.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el senior
Santiago Paz, comerciante concejal del
Ayuntafniento de Rio Grande, en- asuntos
de su comercio
Mas de Glen pobres coneurren diaria-
mente obtener su raci6n, que donada por
Ia Sociedad protectora de mendigos, les en-
trega la sefiorita que esta de turno para
dicho acto. La limosna de Navidad pro-
mete resultar esplendida.
Cuatro Concejales del ayuntamiento
de Ciales, han presentado Ia renuncia de
sus cargos.
Tres cruceros la armada america
ma han tornado puerto hoy en- el de esta
capital y esp6rase que antes del "a esten
aquf los dennis de la division que prestaba
servicio en- Santo Domingo.
Por haber llegado tarde 4 manos de
Mr.. Samuel Gompers, no pudo ser leido
en- eI Congreso de Ia American Federation
of Labor celebrado dltimamente en- Pist-
burg un mensaje enyiado por Ia Fedora
ci6n Libre de Mayagiiez.
Una secci6n de presos Sc ocupa en- la
ciudad del oeste, de Ia limpieza de yarias
GALES.
-Todavfa hay necios que afrman que
algunos puertorriquefios n0 saben 10 que
es gobierno civil. Esos necios debieran
marcharse 4 tirar piedras s majaderear
al Zani6n del Portuguese.
La inspirada daza '.Graciosita" del
reputsdo compositor puertorriquefio don
Juan Rios Ovalle, estd imprimi6ndose en-
esta ciudad y pronto- Sc pondra la venta.
Els una de las mas populares danzas del
pals.
Don Ignacio Franco, de Manatf, Sc
encuentra en- San Juan.
Han visitado hoy al Gobernador
Post los sefiores Lcdo. Travieso de Maya
giiez, don Jose EIzaburu de San Juan y
don Manuel Rios de Ciales.
-Ha salido aver para su fnca de Cia-
les, don Fidel Guillermety.