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GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARrERMASTER'S
Department, Washington, d. c., April q, 1905
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, will be received
at this office until TWO O'CLOCK PM, FRI
DAY, MAY FIFTH, 1905 and then opened, for
executing such job printing as may be required
by this office during the fiscal year commencing
July L. 1905 Blank forms with instructions for
making proposals and further information de
sired will be furnished intending bidders up n
application at this office Envelopes containing
proposals must be marked Proposals for Print
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BUTT Quartermaster u. s.. A., in charge of
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housekeeping well heated by steam or wo nGd board
with same if early breakfasts could be guarah-
teed Address PARTICULAR, Star ONCE.
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wANTED-GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS TO
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1921 You st. n It,
, 1905-01-16
Burton Gets a New Trial,

Washington. Jan. 16.-The supreme
the st. Joseph district court and grant
ed Senator Joseph r. Burton of Kan
sas a new trial. The court was divided
five TO four.
Burton was accused and convicted
of having received money from a st.
Louis get. rich quick concern to act as
its attorney before the %postoffice de-
partment, and was sentenced by the
lower court to six months in a Mis-
souri, Jail.
On requistion whether the statute
covered the offense alleged, Justices
Harland, Brown, McKenna, Holmes
and Day were the affirmative, while
Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Brew
err, White and Peckham ~dissented. The
majority holds that sufficient facts as
alleged we're established to convict.
The minority holds the facts alleged
were not established. The reversal
vas founded on errors by Judge Adams,
the trial judge. He failed to direct
a verdict for the defendant because
the checks to pay Burton, while issued
in St. Louis. were Cashed in Washing.
ten. An error was charged against
Adams also for his refusal to re.charge
the jury when it re,entered the cot
room for instruction on law points
after celebrating Justice Peckham
held it was further error by Adams to
have inquired of the jury when it came
in for additional instructions as to how
it stood. Justice Harlan dissented
from the majority opinion on the pay
checks question. saying the Washing
ton bank was Burton's agent and for
service actually made in st. Louis.
Justice Harlan further held there was
no error sufficient to warrant reversal
and re trial.
, 1905-01-16
WILL ENTERTAIN THE
VISITING LEGISLATORS

the evening at the Union Pacific hotel,
the ladies to be entertained by a com
mittee of ladies at the Chesapeake
Grille.
Upon motion of Hon n. + Spicer,
an executive committee was appointed
to consist of Mcssrs Gramm, Mckee,
Crumrine, w. II. Holiday and Simp,
son. The committee reported the fol-
lowing subcommittee to have charge
of the different departments of the en-
tertainment of the visiting legislators:
Music-Eli Crumrine.
Hotel-Fred a. Miller and Otto
Gramm.
Carriages. W. Stryker, F. H. Egg
gleston and n. f. Spicer
Finance II Simpson, w. H. Hol-
liday and J. b. Mckee.
Reception-All who contribute to
the fund for the entertainment.
1t was ordered that 100 tickets for
the banquet and ~seventy-fve badges
for the reception committee.
The chairman announced the follow
ing ladies' committee: Mrs. NJ. T.. In
gersoll, Mrs. F. A. Miller, Mrs. w. H.
Holiday. Mrs. Edward Tvinson. Mrs.
Charles Bellamy, Mrs. F. NJ. Tisdel,
Mrs. Eli Crumrine, Mrs. w. f. Chap
lin Mrs. J. B. Mckee. Mrs. T. H. Simp.
sen. Mrs. f. H. Eggleston, Mrs. w. H.
Douglas. Mrs. N. F. Spicer, Mrs. N. E.
Corthell, Mrs. Ave Nelson, Mrs. J.
.Soule, Mrs Is C. Buffum, Mrs. S. S.
Stockwell, Mrs. A. L. Miller, Mrs. r. f.
Fitch. Mrs. Eva Downey. Mrs. l.. M.
and Mrs. T. II. Gibson.
The following appointments Of
speakers for the banquet at the Union
Pacific were announced:
Toastmaster-Mr. n. z. Corthell.
Address Of Welcome-Mr. C. p. Ar
lold.
Addresses-Messrs. Eli Crumrine, l..
Swigart and President F. NJ. Tisdel.
The meeting her adjourned.
, 1905-01-16
Accused Of AIDING Japanese.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 10 Some Of
the newspapers here are claiming that
the Japanese are using the British is
land of Labuah, near Borneo, as a base
and that the British are concealing the
fact by preventing communication be.
tween Borneo and Singapore on the
ground that the cable is undergoing
repairs.
The report from Washington that it
is believed there the powers will in
formally protest to Russia against the
notice served by her that she will con-
slider herself no longer bound to re-
gard the neutrality Of China If Japan
continue to violate 1t, has created as
constituent here. where 1t Is held that
n protest should be directed against
the action of Japan against which
Russia has now thrice warned the
powers.
, 1905-01-16
TWO ARE DEAD N
A CAS- EXPLOSION
FATAL ACCIDENT IN BAKERY IN
KANSAS TOWN AT MID
NIGHT LAST NIGHT.
Owner Of Establishment and Farmer
Rooming in House Killed and Mrs.
flashing and Two Children In
jured-Colorado Negro Kills Wife
in Bed and Blows Own Brains Out.

Garnett, Kas., Jan. 1G.-An explosion
of gas in Fashing's bakery at midnight
caused w deaths and the serious in
jury of four persons, the complete
demolition of three buildings and the
destruction of all window glass within
several blocks. The dead are:
]. w. flashing, baker.
FRANK JOHNSON, a farmer. sleep
ing in Fashing's house.
The injured are: Mrs. flashing. two
children and Edward Stewart. =.
The buildings destroyed are Fash
ing's bakery, Blum & Morris butcher
ship and Hunts grocery. The windows
in Odd Fellows hall, the court house.
Benefits boarding house and the Glass
book store are all shattered and the
structures shaken. Throughout the
town glass wa broken. The explosion
was terrific and awakened everyone.
Loss, $50, 900. 1t is not known whether
natural or sewer gas caused the eX-
p~losion.
, 1905-01-16
follows
OUR LEAD
FORMER JAPANESE FOREIGN MIN.
iSTER SAYS HIS COUNTRY
SHOULD EMULATE UNIT.
ED STATES.
Of Latter Began With Pro-
mitigation Of Monroe Doctrine, He
Says and Mikado's Kingdom
Should Rule in Eastern Asia-The
Hope Of Speedy Peace DispeIIed
by Action of Russian Government.

Pekin, Jan. 16.-The japanese Ga.
zette prints a speech by Count Ouka.
ma, former foreign minister for Japan,
before the agricultural college at Tok-
10. Oukama said: Japan must fol.
low the example of the United States,
whose ascendency dates from the pro-
mitigation of the Monroe doctrine. Ii
victorious over Russia, Japan should
insist that foreigners now in eastern
bow to Japan's will, and no other
power should be permitted to obtain
possession of eastern Asia. Japan
assume the leadership in China,
Korea and Siberia"
, 1905-01-16
Coming to Laramie Tomorrow.

o. 0pcIAai " II INepubllSdh.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 16.-The leg.
islature will leave here by special train
at 8 o'clock tomorrow for Laramie, *.
pecting to reach that city at IL o'clock.
After luncheon at the Union Pacific
hotel, the members will be taken to
the university, where the inauguration
of President Frederick Monroe Tisdel
of that institution will occur with ex-
ercises open to the public. From the
university the members will be driven
to the fish hatchery, taken across the
Laramie river to the old penitentiary
grounds and shown about the agricul.
tural college farm.
In the evening the men will be en-
tertained, according to the report re-
ceived from Laramie this morning, at
a banquet at the Union Pacific, the
ladies Of the party being entertained
at the Chesapeake grille by q com
mittee of ladies of Laramie.
The special train Is expected to leave
Laramie at II o'clock tomorrow night.
running through to Rock Springs, ar
irving at that place at Z o'clock We'd
nesday morning. The party will in
spect the Wyoming general hospital
and the coal mines there, being enter
tanned in the evening at the home of
Senator and Mrs. Bugas and a dance
at the opera house.
At midnight Wednesday night the
party will leave by special train for
Evanston the special train will run to
the insane will be inspected. From
Evanston the pecial train will run to
Rawlins, arriving at that place at 9
o'clock Friday morning. The peniten-
tiary will be visited and inspected
during the day, and at 8 o'clock that
evening there will be a reception and
dance at the Ferris hotel. The train
will leave Rawlins at midnight, arriv-
ing at Cheyenne at 6 o'clock Saturday
morning, sessions of both senate and
house being held on that day at 10
o'clock.
, 1905-01-16
R0ssEAU TRIED TO
DESTROY STATUTE
ARRESTED AT NEW YORK WITH
UNLoADED INTERNAL MA
CHINE IN HIS POSSESSION.
Confessed Under Fire That He Tried
to Blow Up Figure of Frederick
the Great, Saying There Is Too
Much Foreign Control in Country
Suspected Of Ships Disappearance.

New York, Jan. 16.-The police Sc
cured from Philadelphia today author
ity to take possession of Gessler Ros-
seau, who was arrested in the Quaker
City Thursday with an unloaded infer
nal machine in his possession, and
who has admitted to the police that
he is the man who attempted to de-
stroy the statue of Frederick the Great
in Washington last Tuesday. and also
that it was he who sent the trunk con-
tanning an Internal machine to the
British steamship Umbria at New
York in May, 1903. He will not name
his associates. but he is the leader Of
a band of anarchists whom the police
are ready to round up. Rosseau gives
no reason for the attempted outrages
except that there is too much foreign
control in this country" Rosseau
made his confession under fire last
night.
, 1905-01-16
ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO ENTER.
TAIN SOlONS UPON THEIR
OFFICIAL VISIT To UNl-
VERSITY TUESDAY,.
Meeting of Citizens at Office Of w. II.
Holiday and Committees Named
to Arrange Affair-Entertainment
at University, Visit to Hatchery
and Farm and Banquet for Gentle
men and Ladies at Night.

a meeting of citizens was held at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the of
fee of Hon. w. II. Holiday, for the
purpose of taking the preliminary steps
necessary in the matter of the enter.
tainment CT the Eighth state legisla-
ture upon the occasion of its visit to
this city tomorrow afternoon, the fol-
lowing being present: w. II. Holli-
day, Otto Gramm, Frank II. Eggleston,
Eli Crumrine, w. +. Chaplin, Fred A.
Miller, N. F. .Spicer. President T.. NJ.
Tisdel, Mayor J. B. Mckee, T. H. Simp-
son and J. T. Holiday. Mr.. w. II. Hol.
liday was made chairman and Mr..
Chaplin secretary.
The object of the meeting was stat
ed by Mr.. Gramm, who said the party
would arrive in Laramie about noon
OF Tuesday, January II.
1t is decided that the party should
be invited to luncheon at the Union
Pacific hotel upon the arrival of the
special train from the capital. should
be given invitation to attend an enter.
tainment at the university auditorium
at 1880 p. M, taken to the fish hatch.
cry and to the p~enitentiary buildings
and farm across the river and that a
banquet should be rendered them in
, 1905-01-16
YOUNG WIFE
GETS SEPARATION
MARRIED At THIRTEEN AND DE-
SERTED BY HER HUSBAND,
WHO WENT TO SEA.
She Married at Same Age Her Mother
Did and Soon RepentedEHolIiday
Makes Confession Completely Elk
oneratina Woman Charged AZ His
Accomplish.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 16.-Follow-
ing in her mothers footsteps and leav-
ing the schoolroom at the age of 10
years to become a wife. turned out
badly for Ora Mexican Leary. She
succeeded In getting Judge Trout to
annul the marriage which. when she
was IS years old, she contracted with
Frederick Leary, who had won her
admiration and then her love by be-
coming = soldier. In marrying at the
age she did. the girl did exactly what
her mother had done years before her.
, 1905-01-16
HOPE 7G VO1E0N
STATEHOOD BILL
FRIENDS OF MEASURE TRYING TO
GET ACTION BY THE LAST
OF PRESENT WEEK.
Opponents of Measure Holding Out
Stubbornly and Will Make Effort
or Defer Vote Until Last Week Of

Washington, Jan. 16.-Congress met
today and started the Swayne case in
the house.
The statehood bill still occupies the
attention of the senate. Friends of the
bill hope to get a vote by the last of
the week. The opponents of the meas
ure hold out stubbornly against nam
unless a compromise al be reached
for the elimination of Arizona, they
, 1905-01-16
SENATE COMMITTEES
NAMED BY PRESIDENT

islature two years ago carrying an ap-
preparation of $40, 1000. Mr.. Smiths
bill provides a bounty Of 81 for wolves,
81 for coyotes and S. for mountain
lions.
MIR. Sage of Laramie county intro
duced a bill for the appointment of an
assistant state examiner at a salary of
$1,000 a year.
The legislative appropriation bill. be-
ing house bill No. /, was passed in
the house this morning. 1t provides
for the pay of the members and en-
expenses of the session. 1t was intro
duced last week.
, 1905-01-16
DOUBTS ELECTION
OF whEOR|NGHAUS
MAY FAIL OF CONFIRMATION
IN MISSOURI TOMORROW.
charass Made That Positions Were
Promised In Event Parties Voted
for NlsdrInshaus for United States
Senator, Being Investigated by
COMMITTEES From State Senate.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 16.-The
friends Of Thomas Niedringhaus, repub-
lican caucus nominee for senator, to-
day admitted that they doubted II Med
ringhaus would be elected when the
b~alloting starts tomorrow at noon. The
senate committee continued its prob
Ing today. Representative Cook of
Howell county said that Postmaster
Hollenbeck at West Plains told him
he would be taken care or II he
voted for Niedringhaus. He further
said assurance was given his lawyer,
M. e. Morrow. of his appointment to
, 1905-01-16

ing, a position entirely unexpected and
unsolicited, and carrying all the more
honor. as only two members a year
are elected to this society, Prof. Buff
fun being n of the two chosen at
the recent meeting. 1t is a great boost
for the agricultural college of the Uni
versi;% Of Wyoming and one all good
citizens of the state will appreciate.
, 1905-01-16
Hope of Present Peace Abandoned.

London, Jan. 16.-Recent inside ex-
STA. added to the tone OF the rescript
addressed by Emperor Nicholas to the
army and navy, puts All end. in the
opinion of the British officials, to all
present hopes of peace or the posi-
bility Of mediation between Russia and
Japan. 1t is now understood that
General Kuropotkin will assume the
defensive.
, 1905-01-16
Jury in Speyer Case.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. ia jury
was selected today TO try J.. M. Speyer,
a circus performer, charged with MUIR
der. Speyer, while in the custody of
a policeman on the charge of assault
ing a little girl, cut the throat of his
boy while he slept. The motives al
legged are that he either wanted to pre-
the boy from testifying against
him or wanted to spare him shame
from his fathers arrest.
, 1905-01-16
Killed Wife and Himself.

Trinidad, Colo. Jan. 1G.-During a
House, colored. shot and killed his
wife as she lay in bed beside him, and,
turning the revolver on himself, blew
into his wife's breast, two of which
passed entirely through the body.
, 1905-01-16
May Establish a Dance Hall.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 16.-As a practical
result of the suicide of Nobel Wright
in a dance hall, members of women's
tablish a model dance hall in TIE down
town districts for clerks who have no
homes or social connection.
, 1905-01-16
Fire in Chicago City Hall.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 1G.-Fire on the
upper floor of the city hall building.
caused considerable CONSERVATION and
excitement and a small loss today. The
elevator shafts caught fire. Judges
Dunnea and Chytraus hastily adj
journed their courts and fed to the
street. The clerks carried out many
records.
, 1905-01-16
Suffers, Club Still Grows.

court this morning sentenced five more
democratic election officials to Jail.
They are Guy Wheeler, six months;
Charles B. Rueve, three months; Geo.
w. Hubbard, one month. The three
other democrats. James Rohan, Chas.
Mumford and Euegene Cummings,
were fined $25 each.
, 1905-01-16
WILL DOUBLE OUTFIT.
Iron Mines at Sunrise to Be Worked
With Greater visor.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 16.-Beginning
today the daily output of iron from the
mines Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company at Sunrise, this county. will
be 1000 tons. double the amount that
Is being produced at the present time.
This output will be incretsed still
further when the railroads are COM
pleted to the Chicago mine.
, 1905-01-16
Coast strewn With Wrecks.

London, Jan. ia number of
wrecks have strewn the English coast
today and many have resulted from a
fierce gale that ragged all last night.
The Isle Of Wight reports the driving
ashore Of two French vessels and the
all drowned. This morning the
gale prevails, with bitter cold. Incom-
ing steamers report terrific weather.
, 1905-01-16
DISTRICT DEPUTY PRESTON
REACHES THE CITY.

District Deputy Exalted Ruler D. A.
Preston of the Benevolent and Protect.
I've Order of Elks reached the city
from his home at Rock Springs at noon
and tonight will meet with Lar
annie lodge for an official visit. He was
accompanied to the city by Hon. Rich
ard keenan,. former mayor Of KEN
merer, who IL also an Elk in the west
ern part Of the state.
, 1905-01-16
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE,

Sheriff Reals was today notified by
the marshal of Greeley, Colo, of the
theft of an Elks' charm from a resi-
dent of that city and to be on the look
II for the thief. He was asked to
watch the pa~wnshops.
A power of attorney from Fannie
Fisher to Edwin f. Fisher was filed for
record today.
w. l.. Hicks and others filed proof
of labor on the Nevada Placer mining
claims.
, 1905-01-16

Office. Cook voted for Kerens. The
committee this afternoon will examine
Representative Arnold on the rumor
that he RAJ offered a clerkship for his
daughter in consideration of his voting
for Niedringhaus. Representative Hay
of Putnam county will be asked if he
was offered the right Of naming the
at Unionville in return for
his vote for Niedringhaus.
, 1905-01-16

of James Gallagher, supposed to have
been the victim of murderous plotting
by his wife n her lover. Charles Hol-
liday. now serving a life sentence for
the crime, has confessed, completely
generating the woman
, 1905-01-16
German Miner. ordered to Strike.

Essen, Germany, Jan. 16.-Saturday
afternoon a meeting of the miners
delegates declared a general strike
through all the coal fields Of the Ger
man empire. The government has
vainly tried for a settlement, and may
succeed later by concessions being
made.
, 1905-01-16
Connected With Ship. Disappearance.

New York, Jan. 16.-Evidence was
gathered today to connect Gessler Ros-
e with the mysterious disappear
ance Of the steamer Naronic. 100 lives
being lost. Assertions are made in
some quarters. but seriously denied In
others, that Rousseau has some connec-
ton with the Fenians and with the
disappearance of Owen Kelly from
Philadelphia.
, 1905-01-16
Hopeless

Why are you SO sad, Alice?' her
mother asked.
I've decided not to keep company
with Mr.. Jonesby and more.
Dear me, Have you heard any
thing about him."
No: But last night when l said l
wished that | was a man ne merely
asked me why. instead Of getting ex-
cited and saying that life would be
hateful to him if | had o been born
a girl.'-Record Herand.
, 1905-01-16
WILL OPEN SUNDAYS
Lewis and Clark Exposition Company
Reaches Decision.

Portland. Ore, Jan. ia decision
has been reached to open the gates and
exhibits Of the Lewis and Clark ex-
position on Sundays.
, 1905-01-16
HAS INVITATION TO
oovGRNoR's RECEPTION.

Hon. and Mrs. Eli Crumrine have re-
celved An i~nvitatioo to be present at
the reception to b rendered BY Cover
nor and Mr.. B. B. Brooks; 4 the 0ov-
ernor's mansion 1t Cheyenne, On Mon.
day evening, January q, to the mem
bers Of the legislature and the state o.
ncsrA. from $50 to IL O'Clock p. n.