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NnionsRbnne.
SabresOeriammlnng ocS gereins Oer
;Srnd)tfnhrlcute.
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biIa6elpbio, Z. guguIt. -
Tie internationale 9ruberi6oft' Der
iSubrlelIte bat 5eu.r in Ser DOB sSeI.
lolusbaQe ibre brittle Sabresoeriamms
lung begonueu. Cornelius q. S6en
aus Chicago fiibrte ben goriit. lie
0eIegaten pertreten etfpa 125,000
MitgIieOer ans allen Seilen oes Gan.
Ses.
Gs lit oieiel6e Organization, ipeIdle
nodenlonq binter Dem Gbicaaoer
Streif Itono. Chicago ifidt 143 De-
legateu, Delhe 10000 Mtglieoer
oertreten.
gu oet Sauptfiibrern Der 5iibr.
Ieilte, lpelhe Der @eriammlrug bel.
nobcnen, qeb6ren 8tcepr1iioeut go.
min @oulS aus 9tetp Dorf, STE 9pDer
aus ct. 2cnis, Dtife GaieD aus Son
5roncisco, Charles &obb aus gbi.
cogo, Gbriitopber S'geeia aus guf.
falo, Sobn DtuIen uno Sobn S6er-
man aus Chicago, @. 9. 8erfins
aus SoIe6o, q. g. 8alton aus ct.
8ouI, Sobn Miiler aus Cincinnati.
Sugb Ncgee, 9r1Ii0ent ser glo.705
aus Chicago; gilbert Doung. @e.
if1itsiiibrer Ser 704 aus Chicago:
gbarles 3olo, 9rGT0ertt Oes gbicn.
goer arbeitcr6unoes, uuS CHARLES g.
gurrrL grGfoent Der &utiher Der
giien6ubnegpreB geieGidaften dus
gbicagc.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-09
Sii0i(dDr Ba&rr ltrrikrn.
&erlnnsen Giuiiibruug einrs 5cBn'
itinOigeu arbeitstages.


Ren gort, Z. GuguIt. - Sau'
ienoe bon Subsn Der Sitieite Daben
fein 9rot, tpeil Die @eieaen Der toIde'
rem 9Gdereien on Sen Stteif gegangeu
iin0; mon ertpartet llnruben. Iie
8oli3eireIeroen betuoften Die StraBen
in Der Ia6t, INN bic Riibe nrirebt 8u
er6aIten. Gie itreifenben @ddergs'
IeQen meroen beute cine Souptanitren.
qung MAIDEN, um cine 9rotnot Derbel'
3uiiibren, neil lie glauben, oaB tie aui
oieie @etie ben Streif geluinnen tuer'
6en. 9ie Strstfer baben geitern
9l6en0 in elmer 8eriomuIung 6eihloi'
fen, 70 large nidt Su arbeitcn, bis
ibnen elm 8ebnitiinoiger gIrbeitStog
betpiQigt norOsn lit. gle 3dbIen 1900
Wonn ln0 bebaupten, oaB Die Sdder.
mciIter nitt obne tie ausfommer
f6nncn. Gle 9dfermeiiter oogege
erflGren, oaB lie baIO genug gtiht
unionQcieQen baben rperoen luenn bic
9ctiSci ibnen alssrei6enoen S6us &C.
pGbrt.
Iie Streifer ernnnnten geItern elm
aomitc. lUeI9es bem itelloertretenben
g?onor 7ornes eineu 8eiud MAIDEN
mN 9lolissiI6us fir Die Streifer per'
lan9cn miro sic beboupten, Dab Die
9oii,ci 5amstag Maht uieIe 5treifer
init Nui;Dpeln perbaueu Fat. Iie go.
ti3ft tc uuptet, SAB Die Gage geiponnt
ift f1 sas 8ublifum iih aui Seiter
Sc. -trciter 6eiinoet, uno glngriiia nui
gtiftunionb1derseieuen sablreih iino.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-09
Sham brim pri fiernten.
ltntcrreOnrs nngeblid rein pcriOn'
lider Watur.
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Outer 9up, Z. gluglIt. - &C.
fretdr Sban mar 6eute in Spiter
9op, Inn nit Dem GrGii6enten aber
perihieDene gIngelegenbeiten periou.
liher 9tatur 81 ipreten. Gr blieb
etua eine Stunoe bein GrGiioenten
unO fubr nm 1920 nahmittags nof
gtelu 9orf alb. SetretGr Sban iagt,
OaB nm, no Die gmOeSregieruug ben
aampf geeen COS 8elbiieber in 9teW
SrleanS iibernommen babe, aae Nm
itrengmlngen 5ur GuSrottrng Der
Seud)e gemoht per0en miiBten. @r
bot mehrere &ouferen3en nit @ene'
roIar8t @pman, Dem Gbef oe8 Dta.
rineboipitaloieuItes, 6eiien glbteiIung
rmter DEM 5dabomt itebt, 9eba6t.
Ger Gr6iibent. Ser itc1 tdglid Be-
rtdt iiber Gle 8elbfieberIage obitatten
l1Bt, bat folgenOes Selegromm BON
8encralar3t @pmou erbalten:
yWapor Tebrman rno anhere Wit.
glieoer beS 9iirgerfomites pcu Sem
Orleans 6ober oie 3uii6erung ere
bolten, boB geniigenbe @eI6mitteI
iur 9eItreitlmg Ser Soften Der gIrbeit
lmO neS IotcrioIS oufqebrod)t pers
Sen miir6cn. Sobe Or. g8bitc befob.
Icn,ioiort sic 2eitrnq 3u ii6eruebmen,
uno babe cine 3cnge Sfii3iere, mel,
de griobrlmQ in 0ieien Sohen bn.
ben abfommou6iert. 9oS Morine.
hoipitot erfennt ieine gerontiportlih.
felt an urO unternimmt Sie glrbeit
nit ooIlem Gertrouen.
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aebfl urr'oeert
\ Ankunft i'm Daffn
SCOramadtigte miiiicn in 8elupOrt
UOr Anfcr geBcn.
-
nlitte fi"rt nit 0rr
IGbl nCh portsmoutb.
Gmpfang Der GclCgatCn muk "A
SmnSen UcridJUbcu ucrocn.
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Gcmport, u. s. 7. Gu9uIt. -
Gle Huiicn mo &aponcr merOen
Sort5moutb pn6ridcinIib nidt Dor
morgcn iril6 errei6Cn, pciI Elm oidter
Rebel lire Sdiiie aliQcbultcn bat.
Die Sdiiie fomcn 9eitern ipGt Hoh'
nlitto95 bel 9tCpport an uuo Die >Saft
SGaUiIower" fon in oen &uicu. Nod
fiiniItinojgen AuicntboIt iubr @Grr
8ittC Nbcu0& UNI 10 llbr per Grtru'
Sug uob Bottom lnb miro BON 0ort
au& bcllte :.uh Eortsmoutb ncitcriob.
ren. @aron Roien bIiCb an 8oro oc5
rN}uuilopcr." GicIe ElanOctdn0c-
rumQ IuurEc am 6reita9 in Outer
Ban gctrolicn. no @itte Dem ErGiis
6enteu Qcitouo, OoB er elm itlchtcr
Sccio9ler lei un0 uor5ic62n iDiir0C,
Dcni0It2H= 0jC N10lite Der ISubrt per
Giien1ohn 5lriltUlc0Cn: Der TrGi.
Dent Qob C0ralti &cicbl in NcmPort
tiucn b>ion0cren &ag8on berelt gu
boItcn.
Die flcine Tlottillc Ilhr QCQen I ll5r
Rahts dCitCrn in Ctncn GidItcn 9fctCl,
ser Iidl crit nm I llhr No%'mitto9&
, bob; 8orImorocur &in@lom 0iri0icrte
0ie Shiiic 0ubcr nuh 9tCuDort. Tie
5tiiic Qinucu noh I llbr NbcrO2 i'm
Suieu Dor Nrfer.
Die Sd'iifc Il6ren 6eutc W;rlcu
tpeiter un0 uerGeu HortSnouth t'u'C
Ntsn0 oocr mor9cn irii9 crr'iGen.
SobuIo ser .W2nniIomcr" onf0mmt
kspiro Iid &crr pon @ittc an @1rh be.
soeben rn0 Damn pom A0mirnl AHcoh.
B6cm 9ommun0eur scr 6lottcntnu.
AItGtte. empionQCn mero3n.
gSitte ir Bolton.
Bottom, :. 2lu0uIt - &err Don
8itte bat Die 3eit icincr 2l6io3rt DOR
Bottom ra9 Eort8moutb nod niht
ieItgcIcbt, ionoern bGIt lih ned i'm
Sotel Eouruine oui; er erid)tcn crit
nod 8 ltbr beim 6riibitiid. @GbrenO
ser WobI3eit bei6loB Der 6rieOensbcs
roIlmG6tiQte unb iein 9caleiter, Ser
ruiIiIde 6inun3ogcnt 8ilcutin, cine
Gutontobilia6rt Ourh Die StaOt ju
modem
g&od, Dem ;sriiGItiid IoQte Serr
8ilentin ooB 0os @sihtuoocr, rpcIhes
6en gteIt ser Gelegoten on 9orO babe,
nidt NOR mordeu firth in Rort5moutb
etntreifen per0e, pe8bolb Scrr 8jtte
bei6loIIen babe, oie 8elegenbctt 3ur
8eIibtiaunq oei oielen btitoriiGcn
Galnfte ser Stoot nid)t unaus3enittt
beriibcroe6en 3u IoNen 9eIonoerS
germ tuolIe Serr bon 8ittc Ole llnts
ber5itGt Surparo un6 8unfcr Sill
6eiuhen un0 tpenn in6glih ouh Dag
roIio, Den beFannten Sommerouien.
boIt8ort, no Ii6 Baron &oien out8e'
hoIten Fat. Cos 8rogromm oeS To
ges tuur6e oeutro6 6aEln olti8eiteQt,
SoB Die Serren beute SormtttaG go.
fton unb Cambridge beiihtigen u1o
beute gtodnittog eiEt 6abrt nod
RoanoIia mo6en; iie te6ren am
Gbsu6 no6 ser Stabt 5uriif, Inn ben
nod Sortsmoutb ge0enben 3ug 5u be.
uiisen. p
8uIS rad Der abfabrt Ieste fd Die
Sodt Dolphin" nit ser 6unfcnteIe'
erapbeuitation IN Ger6inbuug urlo
innhto ~ins 0tenqe 8epeiden ab. Die
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-09
IGSGcn gcbt m'S SuhtBans.
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G6icaqo, 7. 9llguit. - 3nga
Sanion, ooS neQen @eineiOeS oer'
urtciIte Instrumentation, lit berte
nod Solicit ms 3udtbau5 gebratt
norbcn. Scit ibrer Dor eini9en Ro'
naten erfolgten 8erlrrteiIung bat Die
Sonion i'm Gount1boipital geIe9en, ,od
Iie porgob, INNER nod an cen 6oIgen
6es llnfaleS, 6eiienttpegen lie oie
Chicago StraBerbabraeie[lid auf
Sbobeuerias Oerflagt batie, 81 Ietoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-09

SsarIent ourdfomHen tuirO. 8ieIC
Icltaranme ars alien 5eilen Der
3clt iinb eingetrofien; iie erflmoiger
Iih uah Dem geiinoeu oes airhenfiir.
itcn mo iprehen bic Sumpdtbis Der
AtIcnoer ous.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-09

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WarieilIeS. 7. auguIt. -
Ter 5to6trut BON Rnrieiaes bat BE.
IfIoIien gum Ban zines aonals bon
Rnrieilcs nod SerRbone 81 200, 900
nuspgeben; Der anunI ioa oen Ser.
fehr Bipiifeu RarieilleS unS 2pon
erleidtern.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-09
er,blfdJof III
thwsr frkrankt.
Gr1biidof ea Gbapeae Elm Epicr isi'
ner Rilid)ttrcne.
i sfEsj
titusrla9r tat fdJ
eiluas etbtgtrt.
RnnorSbebOrOcn nrbmen ben Sampf
scgen oaS Sir6cr anf.
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Gem Orleans. 7. 9ug. - Gie
5ieberIoge itcate ii6 bis 6 llGr &c.
Itern g6eno iiIr ole IeBteu "a Stunben
foIgcnOsrm1bcn: .-ag.
Grue 60Ge %.
So0C5i0ue s.
@eIomterfrunfunQen 533.
charlottesville 105.
Sic 6ieberIage bot Iicb I'M Gcr0Geid
nit Scr Nittc lester @pde beSeutcno
pcrbeiiert; ou0enblidlid, bsiinnen Ii6
233 Sale in @ebonoluns, Gie @e.
i6Git5lCute Der StaOt bd6en cinen
5on0S pon $25OOOO 5ur 9tf1mptung
Der Sclrhs gr6eidnet.
Gic &iirgcr Don NeD Grleuns ba.
ben $4,000 9cIammelt, ioouB bic
Sun0eareBierun9 0en &nnlpi gcgen
oo3 6icber ioIort hcginuen tonn. Ir.
@4ite bcrchnct oic Soften DER 9e.
tGmpilmg Ger Seu6e auf bon $500
big $1,000 tdqlid,, mos iiir bier Mo.
note bis sum Gintritt oc% iSroitcs eine
Summc Don $1S0,0OO biz $2l0,0C0
GuSno6en niirbe. Ga8 oorbonOene
@clo crnt0gliht 0Cr @ltn0eSre0iCruna,
lire N0nr fir Die ndditcn pier big
feds &odcn in 2lu5iiibrrmg 81 brin.
gen. Ter VtoDor uno 0o$ &iirqcr.
tonitc pcrIprCfen, 0ie picrtcl WtiQion,
pcIdc 0ie @eihGitSleute ocrIoroden
Fo6cn, boIO fIiiiiiG 81 babcn. @enn
Ole @cmilblm9en 0c5 Norinc6o'pitaIs
erIoIQrcih linr, boift man bis sum
10. SptembCr Die Gage oollIt1nbiq
lntcr &ontroue 5ll bubcn. 2luquIt oiIt
OILS elmer ser ihlimnlItcn 0fonute Bel
GjeIbiiebcriclrhcn; ole oer61ltniS.
mUbiQ gerinQC 0icngc pnn Go0es.
f6uen in ojcicm Mouot i'm GerQIcib
NIT Oem 3uItonbc bel friibcrcn S;cber.
cpi0Gmicn ermlrtiQt Ole @Ciuno6litsbe.
60r0cn.
Zen @unoe5bcb0r0en mtrb jcOe rur
ntoglid)e ltnteritiiBltnq gcgeben mers
Sen. Zen Ntorinedrjtcn miro oenii.
genbcr Foli5Ciihut bei ser 9lu3iiit-
rlnQ i6rer 2IrbPitcn qetp16rt mcr6en.
Tr. @Iitc BOT sic ItGbtiIhen 8cietp,
barllntcr sic Ste6miitCnor0inuns, qe.
priift un0 Crfl0rt, 0uB lie fir aQC
3mCdC 0enil8cn. &OrIitcr Sampler
pom @irQcrfonitC miro Or. g&bite
!einc 6ili2frGftc sur @erfiiQunQ iteQcn
uno oo3 @CIO 1mter Ieiner 9lnor0nuna
ou&aebe1. Iie Woittnen Der Seuer.
ncbr mCr0cn 5um SepGiieru ser
StraBen ln0 nnDCren RciuiQunQS.
obcitCn dCItGut lperocn. QofaIc 8oli.
tiff miro bel ser @efGmpfunn Der
Scu6e feline RoQe ipieIen; oiP BUN.
oe8rcgierlmq 6e6Glt bel Der gInitcQung,
rmO GntIoIiunQ BON 2ellten p0Qig
irsic &onO. Mon rpirp Td bemiiben.
sic tii6ttgIten Nrbeiter. sic man crbnI.
ten fonn, on}uItcllen.
Sellte buben 800 Nonn mi! 6en
Retut9unqSarbeitCu begonnen. uro
morgen neroen nod mcbr 2eute an.
eeitellt per6er.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-09
I5rit$Sens.
Gonferen5
Gil gOrtsmOutb, q. $, an 9ienstag erOffnet.
9ir ruliiiden unb iapanii6en 8euOauld6tigten
beratben iett iibrr 8rieOen ODER SOrtiebung
De8 &riegeS.
,Snnoerte nnter sriimmer besraben,

duucr Mdbd5u unO 6noer uOrn beim 3uammeuur5 zines
Experimentation. @cbduOes in albanp g. g. Den Sob.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-09
GrSbiifJof crfranft.

Gr5biidoi =. ga GbopeQe bon Der
Tt63eic 2ouiiioro uno opoItoIiider
Telcqot fir Gubo uu0 8orto Rico
Iicqt i'm cr3bti6oiIiden EaIoit am
8eIbfieber If1per erfronft oarnicocr.
Ger 4oloit befinoetl IithLon ser G&plos
naoc 9(oe. I'M elegdnteiten irQn3oiiIhen
GuQrtier ser StoOt.
Ser Gr3btIhof mar in Sen erfronf.
ten Stootteilen per'6nltd) unerltii6lib
t1tiq uno bot unter oen StoIienern
bic iGntlih aotbolifen iin0, umernteB.
lide ItonItc 9elciitet inOcm err ibnen
in i6rer ei0enen Spro6e 3ure0c!e m6
Ne 3ur GinboltltnQ ser 8orIdrttcn Der
@eiltn06eit%6eborbe onbipIt.
Ser Gr5biIhof erfranfteorn 6reitag,
ober ser 5oQ murOe chit 0eItern oIS
Bel6iebcr erfunnt.- gr tpar crit Dor
einigen Gogen aus Sooono 5uriidae.
febrt. Gr36iitoi 90 GbapeGe mar
frii6er opoItoliibcr Telegat fir Sic
Gbiltppinen; er 9eb0rt su Sen cnge.
Iebeniten fatGoIiiden Yrdloten Der
Gersirigten Stnnten, nor Elm euaer
Trcuno 6es peritorbenen BapitCS uno
oeuicBt Die bUdite glf,tltng oes iebigen.
Gie belitigen Iahriften iiber Ieiu
geiinben lduteil etpos 6eiier; fem
Sousarat Or. 2arue bniit hnS Sar
, 1905-04-10
WORKMEN KNEW
DAM WAS UNSAFE
WERE COMPELLED TO BUILD MA
ORlD STRUCTURE TOO RAP
IDLY OF POOR MATERIAL.
Ten Survivors Of the Collapse Now
Raving Maniacs as Result Of Acct
dent at Spanish Capital-CeIluIoid
Films in Moving Picture Show
Cause Man to Be Cremated.

Madrid, April 10.-Ten survivors OF
the collapse of the reservoir Saturday
have gone insane as a result of their
injuries and are now raving maniacs.
AS a result of the accident, the police
are investigating its cuse. 1t is claimed
that the engineers and workmen knew
that the reservoir was not of sufficient
strength to stand the strain, and work
men who have been questioned say
that they were compelled to build too
rapidly with materials so defective
that an accident was bound to occur
, 1905-04-10
PRESIDENT
AT OMAHA
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF WYOMING
STATE RAILWAY ON HIS WAY
TO CHICAGO.
Intimates Possibility OF Company Co.
ing over to Chicago and North
western and That New Line May
Follow Survey Mapped Out by En-

Ex-Governor Fenimore Chatterton Of
Wyoming, now president of the Wyo-
ming State railway, spent yesterday in
Omaha while on his way to Chicago,
says the Omaha Bee. He was a call
err at the office of George F. Bidwell,
manager of the Wyoming-Nebraska di-
vision of the Northwestern railway and
vice president of the Wyoming State
railway.
In regard to the work of the new
line in Wyoming, Mr.. Chatterton had
little to offer that has not already been
mentioned. He intimated the POSSIBLE
ity of the new line following the sur
vey mapped out by the Northwestern
road, and when asked as to the posi-
bility of the Northwestern taking over
the wyoming State railway, Mr.. Chat
terton said such a move is possible.
The Wyoming State railway will run
from the Northwestern terminus at
Casper and thence extend to Lander
and on to Thermopolis through the
Wind River canon. The officers of the
company ere: Fenimore Chatterton,
president; George F. Bidwell, vice
president; Gibson Clark, secretary
and treasurer; j. L. T. White and ].
, 1905-04-10
DR.. SALMON WRITES OF THE DIS
EASE THAT HAS CARRIED
AWAY MANY HOGS ON
THE LARAMIE PLAIN.
Necrotic %stomatitis, Commonly Known
as Sore Mouth of Hogs and lden-
tical With So-CalIed Calf Diphthe-
ria-Requires for Its Suppression
active Antiscptic Treatment and
Energetic DisInfection.

When the virulent disease broke out
among the hogs OF the Laramie plain,
during which Jack McCue lost his en-
tire herd and other swineherds were
to the attention of State Veterinarian
G. 7. Seabury, DR.. A. w. Whitehouse
of this city and DR.. Bailey of Salt Lake,
the government inspector Of this sec
ton, who happened to be here. They
took one of the animals that had just
died and sent the jaw to DR.. D.. e.
bureau of animal industry of the de-
partment of agriculture, giving him as
perfect a description of the symptoms
as possible and the conditions sur
rounding the disease. Saturday after
noon DR.. Whitehouse received the fol
lowing from the chief of the bur
eau. which gives the disease a name
and the veterinarians a clew as to the
mode of procedure for its entire eradi-
cation:
Washington, d. c., April 6, 1905.
DR.. A. w. W%hitehouse, Laramie, Wyo-
ming.
Dear Sir:-Replying to your letter
of the 27th ultimo. you are advised
that the hog, whose upper jaw you
forwarded, was affected with necrotic
stomatitis.
The disease is commonly known as
sore mouth of hogs, and is identical
with so-called calf-diphtheria. 1t is
caused by the Bacillus necrophorus,
the necrosis bacillus OF Bang. The at
lection is, as you suggest, acutely in
fictitious and requires for its suppress
sion active antiseptic treatment and
energetic disinfection of troughs,
sheds, etc, together with rigid quaran-
tine.
(Signed) D. E. SALMON.
Chief of the Bureau of Anima. Indus
try.
The veterinarians were able to pre-
scribe such efficient treatment as has
tended to check the disease, and the
information contained in the note will
be sem to all infected districts. 1t is
believed there will be no further spread
of the disease. So far it has not at
fected the swine at the experiment sta
ton, although at first it was reported
to have reached the animals there.
The best of hygienic conditions are
being adopted at all the places where
the disease has manifested itself ana
to the stys of other owners of hogs,
and Dr.. Whitehouse believes not an
other case will develop.
, 1905-04-10
Bar Association Takes Action.

The Albany County Bar association
met at the office of Judge Charles Z.
Carpenter of the Second judicial dis
trict at the court house this morning,
to take action upon the death of Judge
Jesse Knight of the state supreme
court. A committee consisting of
Messrs. c. p. Arnold, T. H. Gibson and
S. C. Downoy was appointed to prepare
a resolution expressing the sense of
loss sustained by this bar and the bar
of the state, the court then taking re-
cess until Thursday morning. out of
respect to the memory of the dead
jurist. Judge Carpenter presided at
the meeting.
, 1905-04-10

Topeka, Kas., April 10.-James r.
Garfield, commissioner of corporations,
who arrived at midnight to commence
the investigation of the Standard Oil
company, called on Governor Hoch at
noon and heard a general statement of
the states advances against the mo-
nopoly. Garfield says he will be here
two Or three days and then go to
Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Cali
fornia. In reply to a question here, he
said:
The hearings will not be public.
At ONE of the hearings we might get
evidence that other parties are guilty
of violations of the laws. The publica-
ton of the evidence would be a notice
to the guilty parties to begin prepar-
ing for their defense. 1t is not our
intention to take anything for granted.
will secure every available fact
about the oil industry throughout the
country"
, 1905-04-10
TIME FOR
LUPUS To HIDE OUT
camp scattered about on the green
eward. No newspaper men are within
the borders of the big pasture.
Weathered Nasty Wind Storm.

Lawton. Okla, April 10.-The presl-
dent was last night in the open prairie
in one of the wickedest wind storms
that has ever visited this vicinity. Tel
cgrams his morning, however, from
Frederick, whence the president was
x ing to start on the wolf hunt, made
no reference to any injury, and it is
believed the presidential party safely
woathnrcd the gale. The hunt was
scheduled to begin early this morning.
and, as no word was received, doubt
less began as arranged in the pro-
gram.
, 1905-04-10
One Thinu Moro to Find Out.

| did hear of a small boy who was
somewhat seriously upset In his be-
licfS by the discovery that Santa
Claus is a myth. His Sunday school
teacher told me about it. She was
teaching the class the creed. and Mas
ter George grinned the whole time.
After the Sunday school was dis
missed he walked home with the
teacher and she reproached him for
the grin.
The other boys didn't act that
way" said She.
They're babies" said George. 81
used to be. but | know better now.
Bob Jordan told me he found out
Santa Claus was just your father and
mother. l amt found out yet who
God is, but bet do before long
Washington Post.
, 1905-04-10
Togo Will Try to Destroy Fleet.

London, April 1O.-The secretary OF
the Japanese embassy said: III oppor-
tunity offers, Togo will certainly at
tempt to torpedo the Russians by
units, but it is ny belief that the navy
will wait till the Russians are in jap
anese waters. II Togo is defeated, it
would not have the slightest effect on
the general course Of the a Even
should the Russians control the sea,
it would not be disastrous. We have
provided for such an emergency, but
how. must remain a secret"
, 1905-04-10
Circumstances Alter Cases.

1T was after IL o'clock when that
young man left the house last night"
began the stern father. ''and l want
you to understand that"
But, papa" interrupted the pretty
daughter, Il was SO interested in the
news of his uncle's death that | really
didn't notice how late it was. You
see his uncle died in California last
week and left him $1,000 and. Of
Course"
"As l was saying when you inter
rupted me-" continued the willy par
ent. 81 want you to understand that
he can stay Just as late as he wants
to after this. He's a nice young man,
and it's up to you to afford me the
pleasure of saying bless you, my chill
dren.' at an early date"
, 1905-04-10
FISHING FOR
Novel Scheme Put to Test in New
Mexico.

Roswell, N. NJ, April 1O.-Ranch-
men in this vicinity have begun a
novel scheme to exterminate the coy
otes which have lately infested this
community to a dangerous extent.
Large fish hooks bated with a piece
of meat are tied in the bushes, and
when the animal starts eating the
meat he is caught by the hook and
held until killed. The scheme is re-
ported to be working extraordinarily
well.
, 1905-04-10
EXPERT GARDENER
FINDING HIS EQUAL,

For years Colonel Jabez Cook has
been growing more and more chesty
concerning his excellent and early gar
den, Boosting that what he didn't know
about gardening would make such a
small library that it didn't pay to re-
produce it even on a typewriter. Yes
terday he was induced to visit his old
friend and rival, Jack" Watkins. at
Fourth and Clarke streets, and now the
doughty colonel is willing to admit that
there are Others" and that he him
self Is only one Of many. True, Mr..
Watkins, has a hotbed, and is forcing
his vegetation, but Colonel Jabez says
it is real nice, and he is honest enough
to admit that he can't beat it at this
season of the year very much.
, 1905-04-10
SECURING SERVICES OF
EXPERT lRRiGATlONIST.

John H. Davis, superintendent of the
stock yards here and who with Will
Thomas a few days ago bought the
Maynard ranch, is at Fort Collins to-
day, seeking to secure the services OF
a skilled ir%rigationist to have charge
of the irrigation Of the ranch for the
summer crops. The owners will plant
a large part Of the ranch to oats and
alfalfa. They have excellent water
rights and n of the best farms in
the Laramie river valley, and will en-
deavor to demonstrate what intensive
farming will do on a well titled farm.
, 1905-04-10
PLATT AND BLACK
IN CLOSE ALLIANCE
SENATOR AND GOVERNOR SAID
TO BE PLANNING TO CONTROL
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Hope to Wrest Power From Former
Governor odelI, Who 10 Chairman
of Republican State Committee
Spain Reduces Wheat Duty on Ae-
count Of Shortage In Crop There.

New York, April 10.-The New York
Sun tonight states that q defensive
and offensive alliance has been formed
between Senator T. G. Plat and Gov
ernor Black in an endeavor to control
the republican party. The machinery
of the party in the state is now gen.
orally conceded to be in control Of
former Governor odell, who is chair
man of the state committee.
, 1905-04-10
FIFTY.oNE SHIPS OF SQUADRON
COMMANDED By REAR AD-
mIRAL RoJEsTvENsKY
At SINGAPORE.
Most Important Vessels Not Seen,
Whose Whereabouts Appear to Be
Generally Unknown-Togo OF the
Japanese Navy Will Try to De-
stroy Vessels One at a Time With
Torpedoes.

Singapore, April 1O.-Fifty-one
ships of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's
squadron passed here yesterday. The
fleet, however, did not contain the
most important vessels Of the squad
ron, the whereabouts of which are at
present unknown. A French steamer
arrived today with a sailor belonging
to the Admiral Nakhimof, who fell
overheard and was rescued in the
straits of Malacca. after having been
twelve hours in the water.
, 1905-04-10
PRESIDENT PRESUMED TO BE IN
MIDST OF FIVE WOLF
HUNTS AT FREDER-
lex, OKLAHOMA.
Places Himself in Care of John Aber-
nathy, Excludes Newspaper Men
From Big Pasture and Proposes to
Furnish Number Of Handsome
Wolf Robes-Nasty Storm Tears
Down Part Of Presidents Camp.

Lawton, Okla, April 10.-lf the pro
before s o'clock this morn
ing started on the first of five wolf
chases, led by John Alternately and
day of complete resting in camp. The
president and party spent the day in