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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
nswr a. St. Ps,srssarg

s. Petersburg. Feb. l7.-i50 % NJ
The news OF the tragedy .n which ine
Grand Duke sergius was 1.'aH up'
created tremendous sensation ia s.
Petersburg where the auu11nct men.
by telephone from Moscow arrived
during the afternoon. Ov.ng '3 nc
intense excitement prevailing a- ha.
COW. Few particular nre afeer,a.Ha'.e
The tragedy dld not come al great
surprise. as 30 is kH0vu 1a' il' .r'
rorls,s bad already eoaeeune4 ih'
Grand Duke Co death and ever t.net
the AFFAIR Of Jan g tbe .laaglrai.ol
ola bomb-throving campaign bad been
anticipated
Craad Dakc serEiua Uho Fas
bro. her.lnlaN A. veI az uncle o- ia'
emperor. and who haa exercised pr
mouse Influence at court vac regard
"a a. the most rear..1raE c' i.
grad dukes As governor Ea.'A
of 1Iose0u De vas lniellt.5 aea'1
Hs advent a. Fovorucr E.aflal a
Moscow uns followed by eEPlsna 4.
the Jews from tse csriral PROVES
ass ihrygEteat Be- ttmiaa.fa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
PAYING TWO GOVERNORS.
Alabama In a Middle over Salaries
OF lie Executors.

Montgomery. Ala, Feb, lS.-EyeT
since the middle or last April, when
Governor William Dorsey jerks left for
las Vegas, N, NJ, for HIS health, The
state OF Alabama has been paying
two governors salaries Of $1,000 each
per annum, Acting Governor II, NJ.
Cunningham who was sworn into OF.
fee, Immediately after the departure
OF Governor jerks, Is receiving a gov.
ernors salary and so is Governor
Jelks.
The question. then, has arisen here,
has the state any right to pay two
men at the same time as governor
The subject has caused considerable
comment. both FOR aud against the
present state of affairs,
In Official circles C Is stated that
the law upholds the present payment
OF dual salaries There are a mum.
Der OF people. however, claiming that
the state should have never paid two
salaries aud that Il Is time for the state
10 stop remttlng The annual Install
ment OF Governor lelks.
There IS certain amount OF sentI.
mont Involved hut 20 Offset this Il Is
claimed that Governor Jelks IS we'll
TODD man and does not need che sal.
airy for Il livelihood In spite OF all
the tax and criticism, two governors
are SIN being paid, with no immediate
prospect OF a cessation OF ono OF the
salaries,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
PAYS PENALTY or CRIME
Texas Mob Shoots Negro 10 Death ior
Criminal Assault

MNfNfifNNNN ffHHHhAhH
GmlthyIIlc Tex Fob s-'rho negro
charged with cumInally aafauliIus
Mra Paul TIFFANY was ca1ght late
last llst and shot 20 pieces by the
mob
The negro was ldeatihed aad made
ml confession BE was run 20
earth at Union. a small town hbDut
miles from here
In BIS confession che negro impit
Gated three others, and % O. slho said
that there are three W0men Involved
10 ihe crime Two OF these parties
have been arrested. and The third is
nos being sought
While searching for tho negro the
sml,bylie posse found hanging 70 a
tree the Mexican taken from che ON
GERS 90 Dale and lynebed earlier u
che evening
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
csey.e,ss q Fsfssel.

Norfolk Va, Fr5 i8 Philip Mria
tyfs tbe alleged Tennessee fgrTef DEL
renrg arrested in NeH Yoft on hia
arrival frDm NfIlc9 an4 bfgleai 81
Norfolk fo antaef Ibe charge ~ 90
lalninr eco Iom tr Cuzea taat
~ ftis eiig aDo1 q Forged dfsif sa
tered pea ~ gully .a fbe enragf
Coo eosn folay aas aske1 fs mref
81 We serfenref b lugrsoanfGt d
a. cfsfesfaFY 90 eae gesf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
compIants Aaalnst kuropatkIn.

st. Petersburg Feb. 1S.--The arriv.
al in St. Petersburg OF General Grip
penburg, former commander OF the
Second Manchurlan army, who reached
here at miguight, has caused a good
deal OF sensation in military circles
The general frankly avows he relln,
quished his command after the recent
attempt Of the Russians to flank Field
Marshal oyama because, as he claims
General Kuropatkin refused to send
him help when victory was in Gener
al Grlppenburg's hands instead Of or
derlug the latter 20 withdraw, Grip
penburg will personally report on the
situation to Emperor Nicholas. II is
too early to say what the result will
be, although IL Is evident that Kuro'
patkIn's enemies are pushing their
campaign against him. II Is only fair
10 Kuropatllin TO say that his friends
claim that Kuropatkin's side OF the
story Is that ne only intended to make
a demonstration on the force and tha'
Grippenburg pressed the attack too far
and became too much involved.
NJ. Witte. president Of the commit
tee Of ministers. replying today 20 a
question regarding the reports yester'
day that he had resigned, said he had
not resigned. though he was not anx
lous to remain in Office
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
THINK FARMER KILLED FAMILY
Texan Being Held fer Murder Of Hll
Wife aud Child,

Texan bclng Helu Ter MuraeF OF wa
Wife and Child,
sinner Tex, Feb rs Joseph stef
Ia. a young farmer, ha been arretod
here. charged with tho murder OF his
wife and child,
stefka himself brought 10 town the
news OF Tho tragedy, saying that on
returning homo from tho hcld last
evening from bis work ho bad found
the bodies of The woman and child.
both OF which had been mwilnled
lle was olosoly questioned and as
a result was taken into custody chhrg
ed With their murder
The womans head bad been torn
away with load OF shot aud two other
loads had been hrcd into hcT breast
The child WAS shot in.iho abdomen.
Ia tho room IB which lhe hDdloa lay
there was evidences of q terrible strue
gle. sud blood was scattered over emo
place Joe Moth O. cousin OF the dead
woman. waa arrested Cor alleged CON
nect.on Wiih ihe crlme.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20

carriage, there was a violent eXplo-
sion, the carriage was shattered and
the Grand Duke killed
The assassins were arrested.
One Of them was wounded dang e
ously. Several students have been
taken into custody.
The Grand Duke Sergius, uncle G.
the Russian emperor. and formerl.
governor general Of Moscow, IS un.
derstood 10 have been condemned 20
death by the revolutionary party In
December last. The governor gener.
alship OF Moscow was abolished early
In the year. and the Grand Duke, &C.
cordiug TO dispatches from Moscow on
Jan. 4. kept closely 10 the well guard
ed Nlckousd palace on the outskirts
of Moscow. retaining bis position OF
commander IN chief Of the military dis
trlct. Later IN January. however, Il
was announced that the Grand Duke
had sought refuge iu one OF The pal
aces Of the Kremlin. lie has been
classed as the most reactI0nary mem
Der OF the imperial family as the head
OF what is referred 60 as the wal
party, and has been sugmauzea by
the Liberals as Russla's Eyl Genius
Grand Duke Sergius was born in
1857. and was married 'in 1855 "a
Princess Elizabeth OF HesseDaTm
stadt They have no children
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
Past Train Wrecked.

8psuanbufg. q G.. Feb. is -Tmia
No. 81. bound iof New Orleans. due
here 81 f.ii o'clock was dsraiied az
8 m. near pair Forrest The ga.
rine. mau and haEEaea ezra Hera a..
mol'ahed The engineer ifeman and
mall clerks sefs laiufed but nod 81.
fi0aay Beyoag these 90 9ae aas
burt The wreck vas caused ~ the
sngas's splitting zoe spitcA Az
irai1s aFe Ge'aTr4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
csrs.nal o5soas IN rs~ Orleans

Ner Orleans Fob Delayed hy
recent aast0sr r MIuaalpDi CarslB
al G.bbo-s arrived hrrs today ~ 40 &C.
accompanied dy faftsr Fiachef BIZ
rerrrary. act Ft,beu BoIaa. H.of
den aad Wfe ul a fari1 Of re.a
urr 1as fsirati maf ne caftl1ai si
a hnd eauF ri't elan % tte chs
9sstr 6f hf E.Etuen anf ff.satl
r.-r ar fle 6f1i Zee ctrtlai u,e
arI atraei aY 3D. tesFueg uat CIV
hs tea al ha bvsteF f1ae
q r D. Gas furrE
T arEaa. plf RI cess
o. s1 H az
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
MAJ pAkzs4Am's CODY FOUND
Recently Married, He Disappeared and
Suicide Theory Advanced.

8aIaNaN AfNNf FfNHN'fHeNf
London. Feb iS-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of Major
Harry Pakcnham while on his honey
moon 40 Folestoue Keat last week
has been partially cleared up by the
discovery 81 his body 90 ihe BcashoFe
near there today
Major Pskenbam was a son Of Gen
era Ralph Pakcnham aud bis moth.
er was a daughter OF william Clarke
OF New York See married Feb 2 IN
London. Miss MARKHAM. sister OF abe
la,e Lady Auneslcy. and Was utayiug
With his bride q; hole. On FD,ksttone.
Three days after tho marriage Major
pakenhsm went oui foF a stroll teli
lng Do tlfe that be Eoui1 a0t bc long
The ns1f day h.i oFfTcoat Was iouad
In the harb1r aal a note lu be pocket
said Do uas sex aud az o. pfofpeci
Of rettur better Mai9r Pakeaham
contracted eateHc fever tgnng csc
South Afncaa Hnr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
Car Consider Peace With Japan.

ST. Petersburg. Feb 17.--G:4O p. N.
The Associated Press loaras on eX-
ceptonal authority that the question
OF peace was formally considered by
Emperor Nicholas and his ministers
at a conference held az TsarskoeSe.
10 yesterday. 40 particulars are Oh.
talnable as before the discussion be.
gan the emperor exactcd from each
one present a solemn promise not 20
diymge the slightest hlnt OF what
transpired. The belief De-. however,
that the possible conditions and terms
were under consideration.
It IS suggested in high quarters that
some inumatIon OF terms has reached
the Rus IAN government from japan.
although % Is certain that o. dld not
come through the regular diplomatic
channels
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20

AfraisFE Trh is I'D. PAD
erup 81 fh.f baf fka 'arFes EBeua
thlp.uE poaf ln t.e uqf.d D. Co. saabt
6omH ~ tlf FfgHffa fhiak fhaf ia
tgms i9ca.airs 600 fruN q mnuig
huft Ots u9tF feasa ors rnfs
ut ~ 81 Au4is refaus lt 90 -en'
AIRES O.ter go 81 urea From
fte Sea- irfrnatia fhs en ftes
eluarel 81 80 cef Nfn vi ~
tssrf foau sseas isf ~ s1eoaisr
re pfe EeqEY fsF q 'sfre COP
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20

Raleigh. y c. Fob. is.-R q Pick
ard. superintendent of tho wilson cot.
ton mills Wilson. ~ g.. waa sfc.
and Killed Thuu8ay Afternoon a. 6
o'clock ia tbe spinning room A. tbs
mill BE leaves d wifo And ton wiley
House. sofhmaH .a a carriage factory.
D. under arrest charged 9th thf
crime fis and charles Norton. bo,h
having been drinking vent 10 ihs miI
End uere ordered out morton "a said
to hove tDld H0lse 20 shoot. ana
HouHe pli.nE oui a pistol. e AZ a.
.aged. ga 40 P.cksfd waiksl % bic
once and GEL seaf ne men o.
cagea bui EtFs later caught usaf
fonu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
FARMS ron cossumprlyGs,


Labor organ.EalIe0a Advocated Way
70 Take care Of Their Sick
Chicago. Fob iH Tuberculosis
farms 30 be- established 90 different
sections ~ tha United States by ia.
Dor organizations fof the treatment
" unlon workers afflicted with con.
sumption have been advocated BY
President George = perkins. ~ the CT
gar Makers international union
Tho cigar mahrrf uhl0n foF a
mohfh has Iod under consideration the
establishment Of Heb an IuHfIihlou
for ths benefit % thaf organization ny
anffow mafgia zoe members voted
against the p'au submitted
a Hea plan nov IH preparation ulll
probably boz adopted
Tho nov scheme D. IrDl3enei tp iG'
fIaar other International anloas Per
liaF ureauoa o. i1f q, least four
of zoe nEr onions 'H tbe country
a. Join haads According % che plan.
farms n0H'd bs located iH fhe country
la Nofll Cafolsa ibe Adirondack
molatans ia tbe middle uest sa1 1n
rhs pae.h eoatf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
GRAND DUKE SERIOUS
VICTIM OF ASSASSIN
Bomb Thrown Beneath His Car
riage Which Is Demolished.
SEVERAL STUDENTS IN CUSTODY

General crippenburg, Formerly In
Command Of Second Manehurian
Army, Returns to ST. Petersburg.
Claims kuropatkin Refused Help.
London, Feb. 1S,-Another dispatch
TO Reuters Telegram company, from
st. Petersburg, says a later telephone
message from Moscow states that the
Grand Duke Sergius was assassinated
while driving towards the KremlIn
and near the court Of justice His
carriage was followed by another We
hicle containing two men, A bomb
was thrown beneath the grand dukes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
new POSTAL TREATY
WITH GREAT BRITAIN
President Roosevelt Has Signed
Important Document.
NEWS FROM NATIONAL CAPITAL

Willard In Opening Prayer-swsyns
Trial sill on Before senate-Ap'
polntmsuts Of President.
washington, Feb, 1S--A parcels uost
treaty between this government and
Great Britain was signed today by
President Roosevelt, Secretary Hay
aud Postmaster General Wynne. II
has already been signed by the Brit.
ish officials anu viii take eject April l,
IN the House.
The house met today AZ the usual
hour OF noon. In his prayer the chap
lain, referring 10 the exercises Incl
dent 70 the acceptance Of the statue OF
Frances r. willard to occur later in
the day, said that "By the purity OF
her soul the breath and scope Of her
intellectual attachments, the eloquence
and chastity OF her speech and her UNI
selfish devotion to the purity OF the
home, the state and humanity, she had
won for herself the splendid and just
encomum the uncrowned queen Of
purity and temperance"
The house ordered a sea aud nay
vote on the previous question TO con-
slider a resolution which the commit
tee on rules to disagree to the senate
amendments TO the statehood bill. and
ask for a conference The previous
question was ordered iGO 20 i21, a
strict party vote
In the Senate.
The senate convened at n o'clock
and as Il was slang behind closed
doors when yesterdays session came
to an end, the session was resumed
today under the same conditions
There we're comparatively few sen
atora present with the bcginnIus. but
roll call had the effect OF soon bring
ing Ia q quorum and this was under
way The question OF the Admissible
ny in the Impeachment proceedings
OF Judge Swayne'a testimony before
the house committee was atllI under
. consideration and ST. clarke lAlhl
who had thc floor al Che close OF yes,
terday's session resumed MIS- argu.
meut ln support OF admission
The president today sent 20 the sem
ate tbo following nom.uatlous:
Surveyor OF customs Fcnion W Glib
son. for the port OF New OrIcans Ia.
Psslmastou Alabama. J. W. Clay.
Ton. Ensleyi James l. Davis, LaFay'
cite.
indian Territory George s Gray.
Coal Greek
Mississippi Harvey q Fits. Aber.
deem.
Tcnncuee-w l. Green. Spring
Hni
Texas Thomas > Eppers0n Living
ston Jane a. Dauforth. Oollad 49,
8. Strain. Lancaster. John n loha.
hon, Rockwell
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20
Chaplain Of the House Praises Frances
Willard In Opening Prayer-swayne
Trial still on Before senate-Ap.
pointmsnts Of President.

washington, Feb, 1S.--A parcels uost
treaty between this government and
Great Britain was signed today by
President Roosevelt, Secretary Hay
aud Postmaster General Wynne. II
has already been signed by the Brit.
ish officials and will take eject April /,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-20

carriage, there was a violent eXplo.
sion, the carriage was shattered and
the Grand Duke killed
, 1905-05-23
TO
CAST VOTE
CONTEST FOR HANDSOMEST cos
TUNE AT LIBRARY CARNIVAL
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Tickets for Sale in Hall and Will Be
Recorded by Committees Chosen
for That Purpose-Frog Drill Will
Precede Carnival Parade-Turkey
From the So%derereens.

The following committees will have
charge of the contests for the hand.
soonest costumes worn at the carnival
tomorrow night: For the costume
worn by a grown person, DR.. Hamilton
and Mrs. Dr.. Douglas; for the hand
soonest costume worn by a child, A. E,
Miller and Mrs. c. l.. Houston. The
votes for the handsomest costume will
cost 5 cents each, and the number for
each contestant will be displayed on a
large blackboard.
The frog drill will be given before
the carnival parade Wednesday night
instead of a%fterward, as on the pro
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen have
presented to the ladies an eighteen
pound turkey, which will be disposed
of at auction after the carnival march
on Wednesday night. The bird is
alive.
The play will begin at Sis tonight
The purchasers of reserved seat
tickets for the play at the Opera
House tonight will be admitted to the
fair at Maennerchor hall free.
, 1905-05-23
A BLAZE AT
MIDNIGHT
RESIDENCE OF OTTO Won RICH
TER DESTROYED FROM DE-
FECTIVE FLUE.
ed and Rescued, But Little of the
Household Belongings Saved
Building and Contents Covered
With Insurance-Lack Of Water.

The residence of Otto Count Won
Richter at the corner of Eighth and
Clarke streets was burned to the
ground at midnight from a fire sup
posed t. have started in the root of
the building from a defective flue, and
although the fire department respond
ed promptly when the alarm came, and
succeeded in saving much adjoining
property, the building and nearly all
its contents were burned.
Mrs. Won Richter and her four chill
dren were asleep in the house when the
fire was discovered. They were awak,
ened by neighbors and all brought out
in safety, but little of the furniture
could be moved, so hot was the fire
and such Roadway had been gained
when the alarm was sent in. One OF
the alarm boxes refused to work and
the alarm finally went to the engine
house from the city hall. The old fire
alarm system, which is quite defective,
will be replaced early next month with
the new. when it is hoped further de
lay will be avoided from that cause,
The building was a one-story frame.
1t was insured for $1,000 equally in
E. A. Wilkinson's and R. Z. Fftch's
agency, Mr.. wilkinson having $500 on
the furniture and contents and $50 on
the outbuildings. Mrs. Won Richter
lost heavily. in addition to the insur'
ance.
Mr.. Won Richter left yesterday fol-
Denver in search of employment, and
knew nothing of the fire. Chief Gramm
of the fire department is convinced
that the fire started from a defective
flue, as he made a special effort to de
termine the cause this morning. He
found, as has been found on many 9th
err occasions, that the three-inch main
pipe supplying water for that fire is
inadequate, the engine working less
than half the amount Of water it is
capable of throwing with tremendous
force. The fire department turned out
promptly and effectively.
, 1905-05-23
TEACHER CALLED HOME
BY SISTERS ILLNESS

Miss Rena Atherly, who expected to
begin teaching a term of school thir,
teen miles from Walden Monday morn.
ing, and who went to that place on
Saturday, left at Don today for her
home at Fort Collins, called by tele-
phone on recount of the illness of her
10-year-old sister, Hazel. She arrived
from Walden last night and visited
with Hon. and Mrs. j. S. Atherly
until moo today, the storm on the
mountains lettering her from starting
out last night. Word from the Atherly
home at s O'Clock last night was that
Hazel had rallied after supper and
seemed to be better. She has pneu-
monia.
, 1905-05-23
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
70 police court cases today.

No police court cases today.
Lawn sprinklrs, Csc, al Lovejoy's.
Warm and pleasant this forenoon
Lawn movers sharpened by Lovejoy.
Memorial day a week from toda.-.
Hail storm IN the plains yesterday
afternoon.
E Brands will clean and sharpen your
lawn mower.
A beautiful day. except for a some
what stiff breeze.
The library fair begins this evening
at both opera houses.
Sweet peas are now in. Carnations
SOC dozen. Mrs. Wall, Golden Rule.
A terrific storm occurred on the east
ern side of the Laramie mountains last
night.
Herman Winters and August Shroe-
der today filed the Mata mining claim,
in the Jelm mining district.
Miss Susie Lewis is visiting with the
families Of DR.. Frank H. H. Roberts
and Will II. Grass at Denver.
The bank barometer at 10 o'clock
this morning showed a pressure of
23.16, an increase since yesterday.
Mrs. DeSourcey of San Francisco ar
rived this afternoon and will spend the
summer with the families of her I'M
cles, P. C. and c.. l.. Rauner.
Miss Frances Meader of the univer-
sity will retain her rooms at us Grand
avenue, with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Deuel.,
who have just taken the house.
Mrs. L. A. Holdredge was able t.
leave her bed this morning, much to
the delight of her husband and daugn
ter, who are constantly with her.
lie schools were taken yesterday for
the state school exhibit at Portland and
at the state fair at Douglas in Septem-
Der.
The wee we of the "Knockerblatt''
has discovered that the bell at the
city hall was not wound up after the
fire until late this forenoon and Chief
Gramm will have little epidermis left
when he has been let go.
Some are accusing the new fire alarm
system of a failure to go off" prop
erly last night, but as not an instru-
men: has been connected with the new
wires, and as the old system is not a
mind reader, the blame is misplaced.
, 1905-05-23
Wasn't the Season.

James G.. Blaine had retained for
many years an old and valued negro
servant and his wife. During the last
winter of his stay in his Augusta
home, the negro was sadly bereaved
by the death of his wife. Mr.. Blaine
was somewhat startled about two
weeks later to find Washington, the
husband, in an old w%oodshed, covered
with snow, sitting by the still I'M
buried body of bis wife, and promptly
demanded the reascn. The negro
replied: "Massa, you can't go black
hrrtiu' "a ths winter"
, 1905-05-23
FLORAL OFFERINGS AT
FUNERAL OF A BABE.

The funeral of the infant daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Chamberlain
was attended by a number of friends
and the floral offerings were quite pref
ty and Mrs. Chamberlain offers the
following card OF thanks.
We wish to thank all friends for
kind deeds and expressions Of sympa-
thy in the loss of our little daughter.
MRS. E. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
The floral offerings by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey, Mrs. Rushworth and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Upper, Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury, Morgan
and George Dolby were very hand
some and profuse.
, 1905-05-23
HEARS OF DEATH OF
BROTHER IN ENGLAND.

Mrs. Alice Cook received news yes
terday Of the death of her brother.
William Habgood, in England. The
cause of his death is not yet known.
He had served 81 years in the army
and his regiment was out to its yearly
training when he was taken suddenly
i'll. He was sent to the hospital and
died in a few days. Mr.. Habgood
leaves a wife and two children. He
was the only remaining brother OF
Mrs. Cook, her other brother being
killed in the Hanna mine explosion
two years ago.
, 1905-05-23
A Woman's Lauqh,

A woman has no natural grace
more bewitching than a sweet laugh.
1t is like the sound of flutes on water.
1t leaps from her heart in a clear,
sparkling rill, and the heart that
hears it feels as if bathed in the cool.
exh%ilarating spring. How much we
owe to hat sweet laugh! 1t turns
the prose of our life into poetry. 1t
filings showers of sunshine over the
darksome wood in which we are trav.
cling. 1t touches with light our sleep
which is more the image of death, but
gemmed with dreams that are shad.
ows of Immortality.
, 1905-05-23
CLAY COMPLAINS OF
LACK OF EXERCISE

Henry Clay, the condemned murder
err in the county Jail, complains that
he needs more exercise. and has asked
Sheriff Reals to give him the freedom
of the corridor, but that official thinks
he will take nc chances, n so the
man is confined to his cell.
, 1905-05-23

Explaining a Dark Mystery.
First Deacon-I wonder why it is
that we have SO many pennies In the
collection?
Second Deacon-The only reason l
know of is because we have no small
er coins.
, 1905-05-23
G = . & . 9 . . 6 0SSC G . Q {
@ WEATHER REPORT
n r~o nuNnIhc 4
FOR WYOMING.

. Washington, d. c., May %
. Weather forecast for Wyoming:
. Partly cloudy tonight and We'd
Q nesday; probably thunder show
Q ers this afternoon or tonight in {
9 east portion; colder in east por-
Q ton tonight.
, 1905-05-23
NEW MOTOR TRACK CAR
GIVEN TEST TODAY.

Roadmaster Deuel. this morning took
a trial spin on his new gasoline motor
car, going west for an inspection OF
the tracks on the Laramie-Rawlins sec
ton. The machine worked beautifully
and made splendid time.