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, 1905-12-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Union Pacifc-o. G. Beebe,
| Salt Lake; F. C. Let's. cheyenne;
James C. Page, o. S. Richardson, Mrs.
J. B. Mitchell, Chicago; w. II. Hunter,
ranch; J. H. West, Miss Alice Smith,
Miss Flora Williams, st. Louis; ]. H.
Lutes, Dubuque, Ia; S. G. Hatfield, Lee
johnson, S. F. Lincoln, Denver; Elmer
q. Lesh, Omaha; A. j. Donovan, Lin
coin, Neb.
At the Johnson-Stella Fuller, North
park; Novia S. Beavers, Woodland, Ia;
Mrs. John Clifton, Mechanicsville, Ia;
ID. w. Burg, Gus Burg, Woods; W. H.
Bridger, Wayside; T. R. Kelly, Rock
River; A. Riggen. Little Medicine; H.
s. Lyle, Norfolk, Utah; II. Bell,
Sheep mountain; Mr.. and Mrs. q. P.
Baker, Leslie.
At the Kuster-Mrs. ]. S. Kidd, Rock
dale; ]. Walsh, c. F. Wallace, Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen; Mrs.
Bert Hoss and son, Millbrook ranch;
Ia. e. Smith, Gleneyre, Colo; E. p.
Warner, Riverside; G. F. Fish, Frank
Bedier, G. Hayden, Ralph Bugler, Big
Piney; Charles B. Bell, Denver; Otto
Rauch, Rock Springs; AL Bergstrom.
Medicine Bow.
, 1905-12-15
NEW TIME CARD FOR
THE TWO NEW TRAINS.

Time card No. 26 of the Nebraska
and Wyoming divisions of the Union
Pacific, taking effect west of North
Platte at 1850 a. m, Sunday, Decem-
Der II, has been received here. The
new Los Angeles limited trains are
numbered z and s. The first arrives
from the east at 1:50 a. m, and leaves
at LBS a. m. The other arrives from
the west at 1852 a. m. and leaves at
1855 a. m. The other trains are not
changed. The corrected time table is
as follows:
Westward
No. Overland limited, arrives at
lis a. M; departs, 1:20 a. m.
No. 3-California express, arrives at
1 p. m; departs, lilo p. m.
No. 5-Oregon Express, arrives at
Ills p. M; departs, 1:35 p. m.
No. Los Angeles limited, arrives
at 1850 a. M; departs, 1855 p. m.
No. 9-East mail, arrives at 1850 a.
M; departs, 1855 a. m.
Eastward
No. 2-Overland limited, arrives at
4:55 a. M; departs, 5 a. m.
No. Atlantic express, arrives at
1859 a. M; departs, 1920 p. m.
No. 6-Eastern express, arrives at
Ills p. M; departs, 1920 p. m.
No. s-Los Angeles limited, ar
rives at 1852 a. M; departs, 7:b5 a. m
No. 1O-Fast mail, arrives at lo:zo
D. m; departs, 1890 p. m.
, 1905-12-15
Imboden Was Good Borrower.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 15.-The trial OF
Hill and Imboden was continued in the
county court this morning. Attorneys
for the defense continued their vigor-
GUS examination of the states wit
nesses. Today's most important wit
ness was w. r. Camp, known as lin
boden's right hand man." Camp was
assistant cashier of the Bank of Com
merce at Fort Worth, Tex. The dis
trict attorney declares that Camp is
in possession of information of the
deepest value to the state. Camp tes-
titled that Imboden had written him
to make out four notes Of $1,000 each,
, 1905-12-15
CENTENNIAL COUPLE
MARRIED IN CITY,

Mr.. Milton E. Rhinesmith and Miss
Eva c.. Wolbol were married at 8
o'clock last evening, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Madsen, at the corner
of Sixth and Kearney streets, in the
presence of members of the family and
relatives and close personal friends.
Rev. N. G. Sundby of Cokeville, former
ly pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Centennial, and who came to the city
on purpose, performed the ceremony.
After a wedding supper served by Mrs.
Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Rhiuesmith left
for Pennsylvania, being accompanied
to the train and showered with rice
by their friends. They will visit in the
east until after the holidays, returning
to Albany county and taking up their
home on their ranch in the Centennial
valley. Mr.. n Mrs. MAIDS Wolbol,
Miss Laura Wolbol and Mr.. and Mrs. N.
]. Engen of Centennial were among the
ont-of town guests at the wedding.
, 1905-12-15
Offer Made for stronu Stock.

DR.. Swigart, the manager of the
Strong Copper Mining company, this
morning received two kilograms from
Boston, the last from a syndicate Of
fering to take all the available treas
ury stock of the company at an ad-
vance of 90 per cent of the present
selling price OF that stock, for the pur-
pose of continuing the development OF
that property and the erection of a
mill for the treating of the ores. The
manager is in telegraphic correspond
ence with the parties this afternoon,
the deal not having been closed.
q. P. Baker, the contractor for the
work being done on the mine, is in
the city and reports a six-foot vein
several feet from the recent find, with
good milling copper ore. He will re-
turn to the mine tomorrow.
State Geologist Beeler telephones
from Cheyenne that he will be over
in a day or two for a trip to the mine
and inspection of the newest develop
ments.
, 1905-12-15
DELAY FOR
RATE BILL
PRESIDENT EXPECTS LONG AND
HARD FIGHT BEFORE HE
GETS RAILROAD LEGIS-
LATloN HE WANTS.
Practically All Opposition Is Now Un-
demanded, and in Senate Not Half
a Dozen Members Are Said to Be
Willing to Say They Are Opposed
to Legislation in Any Form-Pan-
anna Pipe Line Concession Invalid.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 15.-The
president looks for a long, hard fight
before he gets the railroad legislation
he seeks. If congress adjourns with
out passing a genuine rate bill an ex-
ira session is likely. Practically all
the opposition is now undetermined,
and eve in the senate not half a
dozen are willing to stand up and say
they oppose any and all rate legisla-
ton. A campaign of delay and trick
cry is expected, with word-juggling
intended to vitiate the legal validity Of
the law. AS a preliminary the SEN
ators demand delay in the matter till
after the holidays.
, 1905-12-15
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

Brand certificates were filed today
by ]. D. Lidell and Mrs. A. ]. Weaver.
A demurrer in the First National
bank-Boswell case was argued in the
district court this afternoon.
]. A. Macarthur of Plumbago today
presented seventeen coyote pelts to
the county clerk for bounty.
The Pardee-Kuster case has gone
over until the evidence can be tran
scribed by the stenographer, probably
until after the first Of the year.
Patents were filed for record today
as follows: To Charlotte Clifton for
160 acres in section IS, township rs,
range rs, dated March II, 1905, and to
John Clifton for 160 acres in sections
8 and 9, township 81, range IS, dated
March IL, 1905. Mr.. Clifton and wife,
May Clifton, sold the last tract to
Hiram A. Bell for 81.
, 1905-12-15
Concession Is Invalid,

Washington, d. c., Dec. 15.-The
Rockefeller pipe line concession across
the isthmus is invalid, according to
officials here. The sole right to the
business across Panama is In the
hands of the Panama railway, conse-
quently in the hands of the United
States government now. When De-
lesseps started to build the canal he
was obliged to first get the railways
consent.
, 1905-12-15
COOPERATING WITH WESTERN
MEMBERS OF UNITED STATES
SENATE FOR THE DEFI-
cIENcY APPROPRIATION.
Hope to Be Able to Place In Hands of
DR.. Day, Head Of Mining Division
of Geological Survey, Sum to Con-
tinue Investigations of Black
sands-offer for Treasury Stock of
Strong Company at Higher Figure.

DR.. |. R. Swigart, chairman of the
mining committee of the Laramie
Commercial club, this morning re-
ceived the following interesting letter
from Senator Francis E. Warren, dated
at Washington on the 10th:
Dear DR.. Swigart:-I have your
favor of the 4th inst. in reference to
desired immediate appropriation of
funds to continue the experiments by
the mining division of the geological
survey with black sands of western
rivers. l have conferred with the di-
rector of the geological survey and
with DR.. Day, head of the mining di-
vision of the survey, in reference to
this matter, and am cooperating with
western members of the senate with
the view to securing the passage of a
deficiency bill giving DR.. Day $685. 900
to continue his work. The results of
the experiments heretofore made with
black sands are attracting much at
tention, and it is my belief that the
geological survey will be given means
continue its work"
A Washington dispatch says that
day before yesterday Mr.. Mondell in
troduced a resolution calling upon
the secretary of the interior for a re-
port on the black sand investigation
which vas conducted the past summer
at the Portland exposition. Probably
placer sands Of the United States
would more nearly describe the black
sands which have been discovered in
many portions of the west, particularly
western Nebraska, Wyoming and Col
orado. This report Mr.. Mondell will
make the basis of an appropriation to
still further carry on the work of ex-
perimentation. Many of these sands,
which r %valueless as gold producing
sands, contain cuolmbite and chromine
as well as platinum. With cheap sep
aration these sands would become val
liable, and it is for the purpose of car
rying out additional experiments that
the resolution of Mr.. Mondell is intro
duced.
, 1905-12-15
STAGE DRIVER SERIOUSLY MUIR.
ED WHILE EMBARRASSING
ANIMAL AT END OF TRIP
WITH THE MAIL.
w. j. Brown Taken to Hospital With
One Eye Destroyed, Fracture OF
Skull and Injury to Nose-Was
Horse Kick at Him as He Lay
Wounded in Stable.

w. j. Brown Of the Cooper hill stage,
was quite seriously injured about 6
o'clock last evening, ct the barn on the
Greaser place at the corne of Fourth
and Custer streets, and Is now at the
hospital, under the care of DR.. Ballard
and Matron Dobyns. He was kicked by
a horse, losing n eye, suffering a Sc
fracture of the skull and his nose
was badly cut and bruised. The eye
was removed, the nose fixed up and
al operation performed to relieve the
distress from the fracture of the skull
above one eye. Mr.. Brown was Joined
by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Lew
Bath, at l o'clock this morning, and
they are now with him at the hospital.
Mr.. Brown arrived from Cooper hill
with the stage after 6 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and had taken the team to
the barn. He was evidently in the act
of embarrassing the horses for the
night, when one of them kicked him,
the hoof landing squarely in his face
with terrific force. Mr.. Brown was
knocked down and the horse vas kick
ing at him when help arrived, Mr..
Smith of Gus Johnson's force of team
sters finding him lying on the floor of
the barn. One horse had been unhar-
messed and the harness of the other
was partly off, and it is thought it was
this latter animal which had kicked
him.
Mr.. Smith went at once to the Wind
sor barn, across the alley from the
Greaser stable, where he secured help.
The unfortunate man was taken from
the stable to the office of the barn and
from there to DR.. Billiards. Office, later
being removed to the hospital. Word
was sem by telephone to the Ernest
ranch, Mr.. Ernest sending a man to the
Bath ranch, where he notified Mr.. and
Mrs. Bath and Mrs. Brown. They came
to the city post haste, arriving after
midnight.
Mrs. Dobyns and Mrs. Marker in
formed The Republican this afternoon
that the operation had been successful
and that Mr.. Brown was resting com
fortably at that time, although he was
still under the effects of the aenes-
thetics and his real condition could not
be told. That he Is dangerously In
jured both admit.
DR.. Swigart Is the contractor for the
Cooper Hill star route, Mr.. Brown be
ing the driver OF the stage. He is a
the animal should kick now is beyond
, 1905-12-15
YoN YoNSoN WILL BE
HERE ON NINETEENTH.


The stirring comedy-drama of Swed-
ish life, lyon Yonson," is now in its
fifteenth year of success. 1t is on its
way here for its annual visit and will
be seen at the Opera House next Tues
day, December 10.
Presidents may come and presidents
may go; the gold standard may have
swallowed up the silver question; air
ships may take the place of automo-
biIes, but lyon Yonson' will keep
travelling on forever. Although this
may seen an ~extrayagant statement,
one is really inclined to believe the
truth of it, remembering thlt this is
the fifteenth year during which the
good natured Swede, during his first
weeks in America, has proved al I'M
failing source of merriment to thou
sands of theater-goers throughout the
length and breadth of the land. Grad
ually, the company presenting lyon
Yonson" has been improved as the
years have rolled by. While many of
the old faces are still to be seen, there
are new one who also claim attention.
This season Earl K. Mitchell, than
whom there is no better character &C
tor in the country, Is introduced in the
title role. Mr.. Mitchell has demon
strated his proficiency in dialect work
and 1t is said that he makes the great
est "Yon' since the death of Gus
Heege. All the scenery, equipment and
accessories are new this veal and par
ticular attention has been paid to the
specially features which are interpret
ed throughout the play. Prices rs and
so cents. Seats now on sale at Lara
ME Drug store.
, 1905-12-15
Hoch Has Not Lost Hope.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. 15.-Bluebeard
Hoch, when notified of the decision of
the supreme court this morning that
he was to be hanged February %, in
timated that he would yet get free.
Hoch has been accused of numbering
thirty-three women, most of whom he
married a few days before staying
them. That he was a bigamist on an
extensive scale has been proven. He
married m of some means and
then disposed of them, usually by the
, 1905-12-15
ELK MOUNTAIN COUPLE
MARRIED LAST EVENING

Mr.. Ole Erickson and Miss Mary
Peterson, both of Elk mountain. were
married at $50 last afternoon, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. August Lloyd, at
the corner of Hodgeman avenue and
Fremont streets, Rev. Oscar Woods
performing the ceremony In the pres,
ence of relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erickson will probably leave to-
morrow for Elk mountain, where Mr..
Erickson is a contractor for the Carbon
Timber company, and will make their
home at that place.
, 1905-12-15
Further indictments Returned.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 15.-Fourteen
indictments were returned by the fed
eral grand jury today for violation OF
the interstate commerce law In grant
ing. receiving or conspiring to get re-
bates. The alleged violations involve
shipments of packing house products
or flour. The indicted were Swift &
Co., Armour & Co., the Cudahy Pack
ing company, the Nelson Morris COM
pany, the Burlington railway, the Al
ton railway (two indictments), the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, John
Faithorn and Fred Wann, former ex-
ecutive officials of the Alton; George
Crosby, a flour miller; d. II. krecky,
George Thomas and l.. l.. Taggart'
freight brokers',
, 1905-12-15
WILL FUMlGATE THE
rooms AT UNIVERSITY.

A new DR.. Leiminger's f~ormaldehyde
generator. No. 8, costing $lo mas psen
purchased. A teaspoonful of tornado
hyde Is placed in " gallon OF water
and both are heated by means OF an
alcohol lamp. During Christmas va
cation every room in the university
building will be fumigated. The 5ani-
tors are now working at those rooms
that are not occupied.
, 1905-12-15

that the records of the institution
could be kept correct.
Mr.. lhmsen says his son could give
a very poor description of the man. as
the latter was a considerable distance
and the boy was somewhat
frightened. Mr.. Ihmsen says he ex-
poets to find the man frozen to death
on the mountain somewhere, as even
a well dressed man could hardly sur
vive a night in the open.
, 1905-12-15
INCREASINGLY AT 1T
WILL BRING SUCCESS.

A writer in the Denver Republican
very tr%uthfully says:
IF you toot your little tooter and
then lag aside your horn, there's not a
soul in ten short days will know that
you were born. The man who adver-
tises with a short and sudden jerk is
the man who blames the editor because
1t didn't work. The man who gets the
business has a long and steady pull
and keeps his trade from year to year
quite full. He plans his advertisement
in a thoughtful, honest way, and keeps
forever at it until he makes it pay
He has faith in all the future, can
withstand a bankrupt stock, and like a
man of Scripture, has his business on
La rock"
, 1905-12-15
BAPTIST MINISTER WILL
SPEAK AT VESPERS.

Rev. Lansdell of the Baptist church
will be the speaker at vespers Sunday
Prof. Merz will play his violin. There
were no services last Sunday on ac-
count of the small number who were
there. Rev. Lansdell was to have beer
the speaker at that time and has con
sented to come on next Sunday. 1t is
hoped that there will be a good attend
ance.
, 1905-12-15
SAID To BE TRYING
TO FIX JURORS

which witness did, and sent to the
boss. They were used for 'kiting'
purposes. The testimony is develop
ing that Imboden's chain of banks bor-
rowed during the short time he was in
control more than 100000 from the
Denver Savings bank, with a loss to
the bank of about s275,00O. These
phantom banks are situated in Idaho,
Texas and many other points.
, 1905-12-15
A SIGHT WORTH SEEING AT
PACIFIC MARKET TOMORROW

The Pacific market company will
have on exhibition in front of the mar
ket tomorrow afternoon between 2 and
4 o'clock the two prize steers pur-
chased at the county fair last fall.
The animals are the finest ever seen
in this county. They have been fed on
corn ever since the fair and now weigh
more than 1000 pounds Ia toni each.
They will be slaughtered for the
Christmas trade and the patrons of the
popular Pacific market will be given
an opportunity to feast on the finest
meat ever placed upon a block in this
city.
, 1905-12-15
B[UEBEARD H0CH IS
SENTENCED TO HANG
use of poison, in order t. obtain pos
session of their estates.
Insane Man With a Pistol.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 15.-WilIiam
Guy, recently released from the asy-
lum, today shot and killed his baby
daughter in his home, and his brother
in-law, Harry Flint, 13 years old, in
of the house. He then met, shot
and fatally wounded Mrs. A. Bennett.
He was arrested.
, 1905-12-15
PUTTING UP ICE FOR
THE RAILROAD COMPANY.

Contractor George knadler be
gan filling the company ice house at
Grand avenue and the railroad crossing
today, the first ~trainload coming from
the river last night. The ice is Of ex-
cellent quality and good thickness. A
large crop will be harvested now and
later in the winter.
, 1905-12-15
LARAMIE HARBoR HAS
ANNUAL ELECTION.

Laramie harbor No. 81, American
Order of Protection, met at Grand
Army hall last night and elected the
following officers for 1906:
Past Communications Cowper.
Commander-Robert Gottschalk.
Vice COMMANDMENTS. Miehle.
Secretary-Arthur Jones.
Treasurer-Ole Peterson.
Captain-Mrs. Gottschalk.
Pilot-Mrs. Cowper.
Inside GUARDIANS. Smith.
Outside Guard-John Johnson.
, 1905-12-15
WoRkMEN ON GROUND
TO BUILD RAILROAD.

A party of fifteen men, with teams
and a full camp equippage, arrived at
Lookout late yesterday afternoon, pre-
pared to begin work on the building OF
fifty miles of line between that place
and Hanna in the double tracking OF
the Wyoming division. The work Will
be pushed as fast as men can be hir-
ed to do it.
, 1905-12-15

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. ia masked
highwayman held up fifteen patrons
of a chop suey joint this morning and
they were lined up against a wall,
complying with his demand for Christ
mas money, when policemen came in
and nabbed him.
, 1905-12-15
HAS ACCEPTED POSITION
I'M ENGINEER CORPS

Ben Bellamy of this city. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bellamy, has gone
to Omaha, where he has been assigned
to permanent duty with one of the en-
cheering corps of the Union Pacific.
He had a position with the electric
light company here, but resigned that
to join the railroad company.
, 1905-12-15
Murder jury DISCHARGED.

Salina. Kas., Dec. 15.-After being
out since Saturday, the jury which
tried Mrs. Caldwell, charged with muir
dering her sleeping husband with an
axe, was discharged today, unable to
agree. The forty-fourth ballot stood
ten for conviction and two for ac-
quittal.
, 1905-12-15
GRANITE CANON RANCHMAN
DIES AT CHEYENNE.

John Nelson of Granite canon, a ma
tive of Denmark, who came to Wyo-
ming a number of years ago, died at
cheyenne yesterday, in a hospital IN
that city. He has a brother, Hans, ana
they lived together for a long time on
the Granite canon ranch, neither aV-
ing ever married.
, 1905-12-15
TURKEY M DOWN..
Accepted Scheme of Powers for Con-
troll of Macedonia.

Constantinople, Dec. 15.-Turkey
has formally surrendered to the de-
mands of the powers and accepted
the scheme providing for the financial
control of Macedonia. The interna-
tional fleet will therefore be with
drawn. .
, 1905-12-15
WILL START PAPER
IN WYOMING HAMLET.

1t is said that General o. A. Ham
ilton of Rock Springs, who was a city
visitor here a few days ago, bought a
newspaper outfit at Denver and will es-
tablish a weekly paper at Cora, one of
the small settlements in the Pinedale
section. Gee, for the fun ahead nowi
, 1905-12-15
LIVELY MEETING OF
THE REBEkAH DEGREE

Laramie Rebekah degree, Daughters
of Rebekah, had a lively and quite well
attended meeting last night, when Of
ficers for the election to be held two
weeks hence were nominated. Five
candidates were put through the initia-
tory degree and a banquet followed.
The attendance vas a record reake
for recent meetings.
, 1905-12-15
WYOMING FOR
BENEFIT OF HEALTH.

Mrs. Da~untesey, a wealthy lady OF
London, England, accompanied by her
maid, Miss SAT-, has arrived in the city,
and will spend some time in Wyoming,
says the Cheyenne Tribune. Mrs.
Dauntesey Is not In good health and
has made a trip of 5000 miles to en-
Joy the balmy breezes and delightful
climate Of Wyoming.
, 1905-12-15
FIRES STARTED IN
Dol ING MIL G Ell

MILLS FURNACE.
Fires Were started in the furnace I'M
der the boiler at the rolling mills this
morning. The boiler is ready and will
furnish steam for the engine to drive
the roll lathes. This is the first steam
that has been made at the rolling mills
since they were reopened for repairing
for a long run.
, 1905-12-15

@ Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 15.-The C
o supreme court today affirmed the c
@ conviction of Johann Hoch, the 6
@ ~Bluebeard, of wife murder. Feb g
@ ruary 20 is set for the execution @
@ Of Hoch. @
0 @ C @ g @ @ @ @ @
, 1905-12-15
WATER NOTICE,

The water on the west side OF the
railroad tracks will be shut OIL from
8 to IL O'Clock Saturday forenoon
while a break in the pipe on North
Cedar street is repaired.
JOHN w. SIGMAN, Marshal.
, 1905-12-15
FoRTY-EleHT ROLLS

FOR LITTLE MILL.
A a load of rolls for the ten-inch
train at the rolling mills, numbering
more than four sets of eleven each,
has been received at the shops, where
they will be dressed before being
sent to the rolling mills to be shaped.
The shops are at work threading the
seven-inch steam pipes to be used at
the mills.
, 1905-12-15
CHOIR Is PRACTICING
ITS CHRISTMAS MUSIC.

The choir of the Catholic church has
already begun it's practice of the music
for the Christmas celebration on Christ
mas day. The program will include
selections from Mozart, Lambilotti.
Mercadenta and Won Weber. The
church will have Christmas services in
the forenoon n a vesper service at
1880. The Christmas tree will be CIV
en- Sunday afternoon.
, 1905-12-15

Washington, d. c., Dec. 15.-Three
bids for the eleven Philippine rail
ways totaling 1900 miles, were opened
by the war department today. The
bids are now under consideration.
, 1905-12-15
ANNIVERSARY OF THE
BOSTON TEA PARTY.

Tomorrow will be the anniversary
of the Boston Tea Party. THE tea
act. passed in 1878, was defed by the
emptying of three cargoes OF tea into
the harbor, December 16 of the same
year, by a party in the disguise OF
Mohawk Indians"
, 1905-12-15
o O O O O Q Q O O O O o o O O
MEETS AT MINNEAPOLIS.
National Encampment of Grand
Army Of the Republic.

, Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. Is
} The Grand Army of the Republic
, conference has decided to hold the
, national encampment here, begin
, ming August 10.
, @ Q Q @ @ @ Q Q Q @ Q Q @ @ @
, 1905-12-15
DENVER FIRE CHIEF
AT ANNUAL DINNER.

Terry Owen, Chief of the Denver
fire department, and Jack Boyle OF
Chalk Blu twill attend the annual din
|ner by the Cheyenne fire department
tomorrow night.
, 1905-12-15
LlNEMAN IS LANDED

FOR PLAIN DRUNK
A telephone lineman who went on a
tear last night and who was picked
IN by Elmer Lovejoy and Mr.. hoii-
dav was fined $3.50 in the police court
this morning. He paid his n anu
has lost his job with the company.
, 1905-12-15

Washington, d. c., Dec. 15.-The
senate committee on interstate COM
merce today began consideration OF
the Elkins railroad rate bill.
, 1905-12-15
Released on Robbery CHARGE.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 15.-Charles
Pfster, a millionaire, was released at
the conclusion Of the presentation Of
the states evidence today in a trial on
a charge of stealing $4,000 from the
Wisconsin Rendering company.