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, 1905-04-08
OFF NOW FOR HIS
GREAT WOLF HUNT
PRESIDENT ENTERS UPON THIS
STAGE OF HIS TRIP UPON
LEAVING FORT WORTH.
Will Spend Three Days on Prairies Of
Oklahoma Before Going to Colo
rado-Taking Things Quietly
Tired Out After the Rough Riders
Reunion at San Antonio.

Fort Worth, Texas, April S.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt entered the hunting
stage of his trip today, when he passed
through this city en- route to Southern
Oklahoma for three days of the great
wolf hunt on the prairies of that sec
ton. He will not leave for Colorado
until some time next week.
The president is taking things com
paratively quiet today. Yesterdays
reception at San Antonio brought out
all the enthusiasm in his enthusiastic
nature. 1t was the elimination of the
trip. The visit to Texas has stimulat-
ed him not merely personally, but Of
ficially. He believes the people OF
Texas strongly endorse his policies in
Santo Domingo and Panama. Conver.
sation with leading democrats con.
vinces him to this effect. The presi-
dent will now take five days rest at
hunting, during which he does not
want to be disturbed. This morning
he made no speeches save at Fort
Worth, although the crowds of people
at the various places were cheering
wildly. Here an immense throng es.
corted him to the band stand, where
he made a short speech, exhorting the
people to remember that their duties
as good citizens politically were also
those Of good citizens In their domestic
relations.
, 1905-04-08
KNIGHTS
AND RITES
MAUNDY THURSDAY TO BE OBJ.
SERVED BY CHAPTER OF
ROSE CROlx.
E~xtinguishing the Light to Be Per-
formed at the Masonic Temple at
Cheyenne, to Be Followed on
Easter Sunday by the Mystic Ger
emory of R~eIighting.

The observance of Maundy Thurs
day, which is made obligatory upon
knights of the Rose Croix, will be on
a more elaborate scale this year than
ever before in. the state by the chap.
ter of the Rose Croix, says the Chey-
enne Tribune. E. w. Stone, wise mas
ter, is making arrangements for the
ceremonies which will be held Thurs
temple.
The secret Masonic ceremony of ex-
tinguishing the lights will be observed,
probably in Memorial hall, and later a
musical program will be rendered in
the main auditorium, and the cere-
monies will terminate with a banquet
in the spacious dining room at the
temple, to which the wives and fam,
lilies of the members of the consistory
will be invited. At the banquet there
will be toasts Inc responses by Judge
J. A. Riner, Judge J. w. Lacey, Gov,
ernor B. b. Brooks and other promi-
nent MasonS.
On Easter Sunday the ceremony OF
relighting the lights will be observed
as in the past, the hour having not
yet been decided upon.
The Maundy Thursday feast is OBJ.
ligatory upon all members of the chap.
ter of the Rose CroiX. The feast is
simply a manifestation of fraternal
love as i%nculcated by Masonic philos'
ophy.
, 1905-04-08
MANY KILLED BY
COLLAPSE Of DAM
LARGE RESERVOIR IN COURSE OF
CONSTRUCTION AT MADRID
BURIES THE WORkMEN.
Fifty Bodies Recovered and Believed
That Death List Will Reach Four
Hundred-Prince Of Austria and
Representative Of King of Spain
Assisting in Rescue Work.

Madrid, April S.-A large reservoir
skirts of the city collapsed today. One
hundred and eighty dead and wounded
workmen have been taken from the
ruins.
Later it is believed hat the deatf
list will reach over 400. Fifty of the
bodies have already been recovered
lister, the governor of Madrid and per
sonal representatives of the king have
gone to the scene to su%perintend the
work of rescue. Troops are engaged
in helping the sufferers and in recov
ering the bodies Of the dead.
, 1905-04-08
MoHLER DOESN'T KNOW.
General Manager Of Union Pacific Not
Advised az to Use Of Money.

Omaha, Neb., April 8.-All efforts
thus far to gain any information at
Union Pacific headquarters regarding
the specific purpose of the directors in
calling their meeting for May 5 at Salt
Lake city for the expressed object OF
increasing the preferred capital stock
by $780, 900 900 have proved futile.
While the matter Is a subject of much
speculation in railroad circles here,
not one mothers son of the officials at
headquarters care to commit them.
selves.
Il don't know" is the reply receiv-
ed from General Manager Mohler when
asked what he thought the plans of
the directors might be. Il e that
Mr.. Hartman is not talking on the
matter just now, and 1t is reasonable
to suppose that no one here could give
any inkling as to what will be done
with the $780, 900 900"
, 1905-04-08
THE BISHOP WILL
START An INQUIRY
TO ESTABLISH CLINIC TO TEACH
PHYSICAL HEALING IN THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Rev. Houshton's Plan Causes Differ
ence of Opinion Among Various
sects Of Denver, and Christian
Scientists Claim It Is But the Fol.
lowing Of Their Footsteps.

Denver, Colo, April Sat the re-
quest of many rectors, Bishop Ohm
stead will on Monday begin an investi-
cation of Rev. Houghton's proposition
for the establishment by the Episco-
physical healing as an attribute of that
church. Much difference of opinion
prevails among the various sects Of the
city over the Houghton proposition.
Christian Scientists claim that their
faith has made such inroads into all
Of the older cults during the past few
years that the churches are sooner or
later bound to recognize healing in
order to maintain any congregation.
, 1905-04-08
CHURCH ORGAN ON
GIFT TO MISSIONS
METHODIST EPISCOPAL ADvo-
CATE DISCUSSES ROOKIE
TELLER DONATION.
Declares That Condemnation Without
Investigation Is Indelicate, Not to
Say Unchristian, and American
Board Should not be Swayed by
Wrongly Interpreted Conditions.

Kansas City, Mo-, April S-.The
Methodist Episcopal Advocate, the or
gan of the church in the southwest, in
its latest issue discusses Rockefeller's
100000 donation to the Congrega.
tional church. 1t says:
ut must be transparent that con-
domination without investigation is in
delicate, no to say unchristian; nor
can the American board be swayed by
the indignation which may result from
the superficial Or wrongly interpreted
conditions. The day must never come
when Croesus or Barrabas, by virtue
of their wealth or poverty, can demand
or purchase a clean bill of health
from ministers of Christ. But it is not
fair to condemn a mar without in
vestigation."
, 1905-04-08
BULLET IN HIS BRAIN.
Former Wyoming Mar Commits Sui.
eide at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Pa, April Sired
Butler, a former prominent stockman
of Wyoming, but recently engaged in
the publishing business in this city.
committed suicide at his home here
by firing a bullet into his brain. HIS
business was in excellent condition,
and the only explanation of his rash
act was continued illness which made
him tired Of life.
Butler was n Of the most promi-
nent stockmen in Wyoming during the
latter part Of the 80s and the early 90s.
He moved to this place and was well
known throughout the east as a mem
Der Of the family which has become
prominent ~ the publishers Of school
books.
, 1905-04-08
ROJESTVENSkY PASSES THROUGH
STRAITS AND HEADED FOR
OPEN WITH LARGE
SQUADRON.
Believed That Togo P~urposeIy Avoided
Him on Account of Lack of Room
to Maneuver and That Two Fleets
Will Met and Fight 1t Out-Rus-
sian Fleet Passes Harbor of Sinqa-
pore n Steaming Northeast.

believe that Togo has allowed Rojest-
vensky to pass through the straits I'M
molested, fearing that the narrowness
of the passage would hamper his ships
If an attack was made there. They
think that Togo will wait until Rojest-
vensky gets well into the China sea.
When last reported, Togo was about
l 900 miles from where Rojestvensky
is reported now.
, 1905-04-08

after a visit of several days at Denver
and other points in Colorado. Frank
w. Murphy remained at Denver for
the present.
+. S. Burrage of the business depart
ment of The Republican will &C 10
Cheyenne tonight to spend Sunday
with his sister in that city.
Tim T. keliher, secret service agent
Tor the Wyoming division of the Union
Pacific, was here today, leaving for
Cheyenne on the noon train.
Earl Carter left On the moo train
today for Cheyenne, where he will join
his wife and daughter, who have been
visiting there for a few days.
Miss Lee and Miss Mills left on the
noon train today for Cheyenne, where
on Monday they will resume their posi-
lions in the schools of that city.
MIR. and Mrs. Ivinson are expected
home from Denver Monday or Tues
day, MIR. Ivinson having so written to
Mr.. a. c. Jones, the cashier at the
First National bank.
Dean Cope came in from Laramie
last Saturday, held services here in
the Episcopal church on Sunday and
proceeded to Encampment for further
church work.-Saratoga Sun.
JabeZ Smith, the mining man, who
has recently visited the new gold fields
at Tonopah, New, and who went to the
country a few days ago, returned to
the city last night. He had been on a
| visit to friends.
Mr.. II Mrs. r. l.. Hurt returned
been visiting there for several weeks
and MIR. Hurt went down a week ago
to buy the fall stock of underwear for
the Three Rules store.
Mrs. II. H. Hake and daughter. Miss
Lorna Hake, OF Denver, arrived this
afternoon II are the guests of Mr.. H.
Pacific hotel. They will spend three
or four days in the city.
Oscar Sodergreen arrived from the
ranch last night and will spend a day
or two in the city. He says things are
beginning to take on a springish look
on the ranch. There was a heavy fall
of snow, but it is melting and the grass
is growing green.
w. A. Richards, the commissioner OF
the general land office at Washington.
who has been in Wyoming for a few
days, the guest of his daughter at Raw
Inns and friends at Cheyenne, is now
on his way to the national capital to
resume his official position.
Hon. E. w. Burke, the new commits
sioner of foods and oils for Wyoming,
was in the city this morning, arriving
from his home at Evanston last night.
Mr.. Burke will continue to reside at
Evanston, although his business will
call him to every part of the state.
E. A. Crooks, a train dispatcher
from Spokane, Wash, is in the city
with his father, having been granted
a three months leave of absence, and
they will leave in a few days for a
long stay in the mountains. MI.
Crooks went fishing this morning, Just
to try his hand in the Laramie river.
, 1905-04-08
GOING TO DENVER TO
CONSULT SPECIALIST.

Louis Miller, grand secretary of the
grand lodge of Wyoming, Odd Fellows,
will go to Denver tomorrow to consult
the specialists at St. ~Joseph's hospital
relative to his health. and the length
of his stay is indefinite. He took cold
the night of the burning of Willis
Jensen's store on Second street and
has " been able to shake it off.
He was at the meeting of the lodge
that night, and when the alarm came
he fastened into the cold air of the
night from the warm lodge room,
catching a severe cold.
, 1905-04-08
Want Indictment oua.hsd.

Chicago, ILL.,, April 8.-Attorneys for
Thomas Connors, the superintendent
of Armour's plant, indicted for tam
pering with q federal jury witness, to.
day asked Judge Lands to Quash the
Indictment. The grand jury has ad-
journed until Monday, after hearing
several important witnesses.
Connor's motion was based on two
grounds. One Is on the grounds that
the Judge reserved his decision q
week; the other that he refused to
quash, saying he permitted the wit
ness the use of a free telegraph wire
from New York to Chicago, equal to
giving him something of value.
, 1905-04-08
CHIEF ENGINEER HAS
ORDERS T0PR0CEED

despite the efforts of certain croakers
to discredit the report and belittle the
undertaking. The message from Judge
Lacey was not lacking in positiveness.
1t is reported that Chief Engineer
Berry will send Resident Engineer T.
]. Wyche here in a few days to pre-
pare for the building of the reservoir
and the carrying out of the plan to
conserve all the waters of the springs.
At the time of the conference between
the officers of the road and the coun-
Gil it was stated that the company
would expend not less than s12,0 900
and as much more as would be neces-
sary to put the huge reservoir in ex-
cellent condition for the purposes for
which it is intended. The company
told the council that they had mutual
interests in the water supply and that
it would do that much toward the bet,
terment of the system. The city will
thus save not less than $12,0
Some time ago the council asked the
chief of the fire department and the
mayor to take the matter up with the
railroad company, there having come
murmurings that the company was not
carrying out the agreement in the spin
it of fairness in which it was entered
into. The were asked to
have patience and the committee went
to work, corresponding with Messrs.
Lacey and Berry and talking over the
long distance telephone. Messrs. Nc
Kee and Gramm were informed at the
time that the railroad company would
make good, but not until today were
they at liberty to say positively that
the agreement would be faithfully en-.
tered into. The company is now ready
to begin work and the gentlemen who
have worked so hard for the consum-
nation of hat end will receive the
thanks of the people of the city.
, 1905-04-08
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

The district court was not in session
today.
Peter Fisher, who has a ranch on the
Big Laramie river, last afternoon pre-
scented the pelts of three wolves and
five coyotes for bounty.
The only paper filed in County
Clerk Dayton's office this afternoon
was a location notice by Ole Olson and
others for the Norway claim.
, 1905-04-08
MINNESOTA LAUNCHED.
sattIeship Representing Advanced
Ideas of Naval Construction.

Newport News. Va, April S.-The
battleship Minnesota was successfully
launched today in the presence OF
thousands Of people. Miss Marie
Schaller of Minneapolis was the spon.
sor. The Minnesota belongs to the
class of battleships representing the
most advanced ideas of modern naval
construction. 1t is a sister ship to the
Kansas and the Vermont.
, 1905-04-08
HAND Of THE MAF|A
\ MANS MURDER
pIsMEMsEREo CORPSE FOUND At
SAN FRANCISCO IDENTIFIED
As THAT OF sicILIAN.
eiaseio vairado Believed to Have
Been Killed for Proceeding Against
Members Of Black Hand Society
for Murder Of Relative In Old
Country.

San Francisco. Cal, April S.-The
dismembered corpse found Wednesday
has been identified by Crispino Vilardo
as his half-brother, Biaggio Valrado.
He came from Sicily two years ago
shortly after q relative Of his had been
murdered there by the Black Hand
society. Biaggio took steps to have
the murderers punished. 1t is be-
lieved his death here is the result.
One arrest has been made.
, 1905-04-08
ex.county Treasurer Murdered.

Trinidad, Colo, April 8.-E1-County
Treasurer John T. Fox was shot and
instantly killed at 2 o'clock this after
noon by Joseph johnson. A personal
dispute between the two men led to
the murder. Mr.. Fox was seated In
the p~ostofnce reading, when Johnson
entered stealthily from behind and
fred the fatal shot. During the excite
ment following the crime q mob gath
cred and talked Of lynching the assas-
sin, but It has dispersed. and the law
will probably take its course.
, 1905-04-08
BIG LARAMIE RANcHMAN
Is RECOVERING NICELY.

Con Hammond. the Big Laramie
ranchman. is in the city and was
among the callers at The Republican
once this morning. Mr.. Hammond is
getting along nicely with his wounded
leg. although still compelled to use a
couple Of canes. This is the first visit
he has made to the city since being
taken to the ranch in the winter.
, 1905-04-08
CATTLE QUEEN ARRIVES
AT THE COBLE HOME,

A bright-eyed baby daughter arrived
at 5 o'clock this morning at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuthbert Coble,
and mother and child are receiving
the congratulations of friends. The
little lady is pronounced by Mr.. Coble
a crowned cattle queen, and he
wouldn't give the snap Of his finger for
a. the boy babies the storks have on
hand at this blessed minute.
, 1905-04-08
Meeting Of Fleets Likely,

Singapore, April S.-The Russian
fleet has just passed this harbor and
Is now SCANNING northeast, entering
tn" China sea. Rumors are current
that the main Japanese tieet is in Phil
ippinc waters. Togo's scout ships are
sweeping the seas. 1t is likely that
the fleets will meet soon.
, 1905-04-08
BIG WHEAT CROP.
Kansas Board Of Agriculture Issues
Optimistic Statement.

Topeka, Kan, April S.-The state
board Of agriculture issued a statement
today that the wheat prospects in Kan
a promises better than usual and the
soil conditions could not be more ia.
vorable. 1t is estimated that 7,712,000
acres are now growing. The board
wheat belt westward.
, 1905-04-08
linevitch Makes Report.

st. Petersburg, April S.-A dispatch
from Linevitch, dated April 8. says the
battle Of Tsintsatpn on April 7 lasted
twelve hours. The enemy's loss from
our artillery and rifle fire was very
heavy. our infantry occupied the viii
lagc Of ~KuukOuseki."
, 1905-04-08

he goes with a possible view to locat-
ing having found the altitude here too
great for his health. If he likes the
climate at Lincoln he will decide to
locate there and take his family to
that place. william Byrd will succeed
him as janitor at the bank building.
, 1905-04-08
ARCHIE MePhEE RENTs
THE MAoNUeEN RANCH.

Archie McPhee Of Owen. who recent
II lost his ranch house by IRE. has
rented the Charlie Magnusen ranch.
seven miles southeast Of this city. for
Z year, and will take possession for the
season's work. Mr.. Masnussn resides
ii the city, being foreman oe one Of
the railroad sections here.
, 1905-04-08

London, April S.-A private dispatch
from Singapore places the number of
RoJestvensky's vessels at thirty, five.
1t is believed he is making for Saigon,
French Cochin China.
, 1905-04-08
SAYS NOT GOING TO
REMOVE TO MONTANA.

Ray Towson denies the report re-
printed from a Cheyenne paper that
he and his wife intend to remove to
Montana to reside, and declares That
Laramie is good enough for him.
, 1905-04-08
British Squadron MOVING.

Hong Kong. April S.-Following the
appearance of the Russian war ships,
the British China squadron is prepar-
ing To put to sea. The Sutlej starts to-
day for Singapore and two big cruisers
will follow.
, 1905-04-08
BANK BAROMETER is
PORTENDING A STORM,

The standard barometer at the First
National bank is behaving somewhat
freakily again, showing a record of
23.0S, a slight fall from yesterday.
, 1905-04-08
EXPECTED IN
THE CHINA SEA SOON

and Russian fleets may be only thirty
miles aIarl. A Japanese squadron of
twenty-five ships is reported off Horst
burg light.
, 1905-04-08
MISS PURpY TEACHING
LITTLE LARAMIE SCHOOL,

Miss Ida Purdy commenced teaching
the school in district No. 6. on the Lit
tie Laramie, April 3.
, 1905-04-08

Russia's Export Of Grain.
More than half Of Russia's profits
from exports come from the sale of
grain.
, 1905-04-08
More Russian Sea Fighters.

Jibutil, April S.-The third Russian
Baltic squadron, under Admiral Neba-
satoff, sailed yesterday in a southwest.
erly direction.
, 1905-04-08

Fleets Only Thirty Miles Apart.
London, April S.-Advices from
Singapore indicate that the japanese
, 1905-04-08

False Teeth m Old Invention.
False teeth OF ivory. on plates Of
the same material. and held in place
by gold wires. were in use 1000 years
,etore tie time Of Christ.
, 1905-04-08

,,siiy Republican 50 cent? . month.
, 1905-04-08

Why not get all the news when 1t is
news. by reading The Papublicani
, 1905-04-08

after a visit of several days at Denver
n other points in Colorado. Frank
w. Murphy remained at Denver for
the present.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
CHICAGO STRIKE
NOT TO SPREAD
Mayor Dunno Will Call Mil
itia if It Docs.
Two Hundred Telegraph Mos
sengsr Boys Struck Today
Will Revoke License
of Cab Drivers.

Chicago. Nay i6-Presidept She's
Of the Tsamstsrs union and President
O'Nsill of the Freight Hsndlsrs held
oonfsrsooe With Mayor Dunno today
and Il Wa decided not to extend the
strike unlso the employees invite the
aotioo. The mayor asked for more
time 70 scs the arbitration committee
70 work.
Two hundred telegraph messenger
boys strusk today they having CON-
traoted the strike fever which seems
to be In the air The cause Of the
rupture In this branch Of work was
the failsrs 70 reach an agreement
aboat pay for uniforms.
Mayor Dsnss told the labor leaders
thst . farther spread Of the strike
would b Considered sn Invitation for
him 70 call ont the militia He also
told the committee Of livsrymen
that he would revoke the license Of
The cab drivers II they further refused
70 convoy passsnsen closer than .
block from the boyootted stores.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Hemenway's Successor.

Evansvills. Ind. Nay 16-Politio.
iAns Of the arst district Of Indiana
are holding N election today 70
chooss . ssccessor 10 james A. Hsmsn-
way, who sscoesded Senator fatrbauks
In tho >snsts. There IL Close tight
on for the place. Major @. v. Men
zies. Of Mount Vernon. the demo.
cratic capdidats, bis friends say. has
. good chance Of winning from the
rspublicans.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Monument to Gen. Ferrsss.

Memphis, Tenn, Nay ia monu-
ment erected TO the memory Of Gen.
Nathan Bedford Forrest was unveiled
hero today In Forrest park with. Ella
borAts esrsmoaiss anA In the prsssae1
Of distinsuishsd gathering. Anons
those present were Governor Varda.
man. Of Hisisippi. . distinguishsd
ootorie repressuting the governor At
Louisiana and Rev. D. O. Kelley, Of
Nashvills. who served - . ooloasl
under Gen. Forrest.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
In Bankruptcy Court.

Cleveland. Ohio. Nay i6-Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwiok was broasht be-
fore The bankruptcy court here today
for examination. Her recent ILL.,
mess showed both In her facs and
figure. Referee Remington has up.
pointed psxt Thursday ~ the tine for
the sale of the Chadwick real estate
BY Reoeiver Loeesr.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Smsltsr Burns.

Altoona. Kan, Nay i6-Ths Cook
srill smeltsr was partially destroyed
By hrs which started In the engine
rooo. Foar hundred msn are out Of
employment. The plant will b. 70.
paired % that operations can b re.
sumed On . small scale In sbout .
week.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
No More Arrests.

Emporis. Kan. Nay l6-No
further arrests have bssn made In oon.
Quoting the Investigation Of tbs wFsok
on the Santa Fe train Sunday. Il 10
not bsli eyed the two men arrested
are euilty.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
American Theatre in London.

London, Nay l6-Ths Waldorf, the
only theatre In London built on the
Americas plan will opsu here tonight
with Alice Neilsoo and Calvs. in .
season Of grand opera. The play.
house 10 controlled by Sam shubsst.
the we'll known New York manager.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
SHERIFF BELL
AvERTS LYNCH|NG
Drives Mob Back From Tel
Ter County Jail.
Determined Stand Taken By
That Officer Saves Lives Of
Desperadoes--I
Cripple Creeksrs.

Cripple Creek. Nay i6-The deter.
mined stand taken by Sheriff Bell and
bis deputies prevented . Wholesale
lynching last night and even yet the
trouble may not be over.
A mob OF citizens determined to -.
cure revenge for the insult 10 Sheriff
Bell yesterday morning. gathered at
the Jail to drag thersfrom the three
men whom they sought. The men
whose lives they wanted are Walter
Henley. John Chapman and James
Warford.
Yesterday they mst Sheriff Bell and
his deputy TON Underwood on the
street and demanded their guns which
we're taken from them 1t the time Of
their arrest. The sheriff and his
deputy did not offer any resistance be-
cause they believed that 10 resist
would mean instant death.
The three men then tried 10 escape
but . posse was formed and they were
soon headed bsok to Jail. The ~.
sault on ths Jail followed.