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Paris. June 9.-The government and
the people here are today highly in
censed over the plotting Of Kaiser Will
helm in Morocco. Germany's note to
the powers, proposing an international
conference on the subject of Morocco,
is regarded in the highest quarters as
renewing the gravity of the situation
almost to the point of making it men
acing. Gcrmany's contention that the
'Iadrid treaty permits interference in
trade is bitterly resented. France has
received a copy of the note, showing
that Germany acted openly in appeal
ing to the powers, and Is the real up
holder of the conference, suggesting it
in fact, although allowing an official
statement to go out from Berlin that
Morocco invited the conference. The
government insists that Germany has
no power over Morocco and must not
have.
, 1905-06-09
JUDGE BROWN MAY DECIDE
TO RELOCATE IN LARAMIE

Eli Crumrine this morning received
a long letter from Judge Brown, who
is now at Seattle, intimating that he
may decide to return to Laramie,
bringing his family to this city to re-
side. Mrs. Brown and her daughters
are with Lieutenant and Mrs. Harol d.
Coburn at Fort Niagara, N. Y. Judge
Brown is anxious that Lieutenant Co.
burn be assigned to duty in the mill
tary department of the University of
Wyoming, as his regiment, the Eighth
infantry, has been ordered to the Phil
ippines, and he fears that his wife,
formerly Miss Adelaide Brown, will
not be able to withstand the climate
of the islands. The Eighth will leave
the United States in January, passing
through Laramie en- route to San Fran
cisco for embarkation.
, 1905-06-09
THE EXHIBIT
IS READY
WYoMING's EXHIBIT AT cENTEN.
MA EXPOSITION FIRST TO
BE IN SHAPE 1T OPENING.
Commissioner 6uffum, Who Went to
Portland to Help Install Display,
Returns With Word That State 10
Making a Very creditabIe Show
inq at the Exposition.

Prof. B. C. Buffum. the director of
the agricultural college experiment sta
ton and one Of the commissioners
from Wyoming to the Lewis and Clark
centennial exposition, returned at noon
today from Portland, where he had
been to assist in getting the Wyoming
display in shape.
The Wyoming display" he said, rs
one of the best there, and was the
only state exhibit ready when the
doors of the great exposition were
thrown open. We were on hand
with the goods and that counted in
III favor.
mo, the exposition Is not as large
as either the Chicago centennial expo
sion or the Louisiana purchase expo
siton at st. Louis. Nobody ever
thought 1t would be. But it is very
complete and satisfying, and will at
tract the people from all owe the
country, especially the west. 1t is
worth seeing and is a good exposition
Of the Of the marvellous
west"
, 1905-06-09
GEORGE GOULD TRYING TO GET
JAMES HYDE'S INTEREST IN
EQUITABLE INSUR-
ANcE COMPANY.
Will Make Every Effort at Today's
Conference to Consummate the
Deal, Which Will Involve Between
Four and Five Million Dollars
University of Chicago Man on Pub
lie Regulation of Railway Rates.

New York, June 9.-George Gould's
effort to purchase James H. Hyde's
stock in the Equitable Life Assurance
company has been renewed, and it Is
learned today on excellent authority
that at today's meeting he will make
every effort to consummate the deal.
A number of conferences were held
last night, at which Hyde vas strongly
urged to dispose of his stock to
Gould. The price offered is said to be
between $4,000, 900 and $4,000, 900 for
the SOP shares, which have a par value
of $50, 200. Hyde is said to be willing
to sell provided neither Hartman or
Prick have any connection with the
purchase of the stock.
, 1905-06-09
TO CONSULT
MR.. MULLEN
COMMISSIONER BURKE
WILL SUBMIT PROPOSITION
TO ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Labelling Of Baking Powders Under Re-
cent Pure Food Law Causing Some
Worry to the Commissioner-kan-
sas City and Cheyenne Represen.
tatives Confer With Chemist.

Commissioner E. W. Burke, Charles
E. jacques of Kansas City and Charles
+. Hoel of Cheyenne were in consul
tation this morning with State Chem
list Knight of the university on the
proper labelling of baking powders, un-
der the state pure food law, n left
at noon today for Cheyenne, where
they will consult Attorney General
Mullen on the constitutionality Of the
law governing the matter. Mr.. Burke
says he is not satisfied with the pres
ent condition of Things, II while he
believes the law will in time prove a
blessing to the people of the state, he
will have to have the cooperation of
the people in carrying out its provi-
sions. Mr.. jacques represents the
Kansas City Baking Powder company
and Mr.. Hoel is the representative Of
the McCord-Brady company of Chey-
enne, and they are watching h en-
forcement of the state labeling law
with some interest. The labrIing of bak-
ing powder, which by some IS held not
to be a food product, is requiring
some thought upon the par Of the COM
missioner, n he seems not willing
to proceed until he has had a c%onsulta-
ton with the attorney general.
The state chemist is hell Ing b pure
food commissioner with MS investiga-
tons, and his office will continue to Co
operate with nat of Mr.. Burke in rid
ding the state of adulterated food pro-
ducts INT the substitution Of better
grades.
, 1905-06-09
WILL UNVEIL MONUMENT
10 DEAD WOODMAN.

Pilot camp, Woodmen of the World,
Wyoming camp. Modern Woodmen OF
America, Wyoming circle, Women OF
Woodcraft, and Frances Willard camp,
Royal Neighbors of America, will par
ticipate with the different branches OF
the Odd Fellows in the observance of
Memorial day on Sunday, meeting at
their hall on Sunday at $50 and
marching at 8 O'Clock, headed by the
band, to the cemetery. The members
of Pilot camp will unveil a monument
to the late Herman Langheldt, a men
Der of the camp, and the graves of all
members of The various orders taking
part will be decorated. Prof. c. B.
Ridgaway will have charge of the rit-
ualistic services by the Woodmen OF
the World.
, 1905-06-09
GRATEFUL FOR THE PRESIDENTS
FRIENDLY POSITION AS MEDl-
AToR between TWO
sELLIGERENTs.
Believed That Japan Will Be Firm and
viii Insist Upon Taking vIadivo-
stok and the Maritime Provinces
and Russian Armies Be Taken Out
of Manchuria-American Ambas-
sador Confers With lamsdorff.

Washington, D. c., June 9.-This city
has heard from the Ear, and the mes
a G is not unfavorable to the conclu-
sion Of peace between Russia and
Japan. The Ear indicated to the
American ambassador that he was not
unwilling to take the subject of peace
under Amusement and was grateful for
the presidents friendly position in the
matter.
Russia is evidently most anxious to
learn upon what terms Japan expects
to treat for peace, and in diplomatic
circles it is feared that these terms
will be unsatisfactory to Russia. 1t is
believed that Japan will be firm, and
that, rather than yield on any point,
she will prefer to continue the wal
until Russia is robbed of Vladivostok
and the maritime provinces and her
armies driven out of Manchuria.
The Feeling in European capitals is
generally hopeful, and the desire that
, 1905-06-09
DEPENDS UPON SWEDISH AND
DANISH HOUSES REFUSING
TIC FURNISH KING FOR
THE NEW THRONE.
Liberty Flag Flung to the sreezes for
First Time Today, and Tri-Color
Now Floats over All Government
Officers-French Government is
Highly Incensed at Action of Ger
many in Moroccan Matter.

Christiana, June 9.-This morning
Norway's liberty flag was flung to the
breezes for the first time. 1t is a tri-
color, and was hoistcd over the Aker-
shus fort and over all the COnsuls and
government Offices of the country, tax
ing the place of the union flag that
was unceremoniously pulled down.
The substitution at the great fort here
today was attended with great cere-
mony, thirty thousand people assem-
bling. All the generals of Norway have
allegiance to the new kingdom.
The prayer book of the church has
been altered in accordance with the
change of the situation, and today
prayers for the royal family were omit
ted.
1t is stated hat King Oscar declines
, 1905-06-09
LARAMIE is ONE OF
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS.

begun the construction of great stock
yards at Montpelier, Idaho. that being
one of three points between the north
ern part of the state and Omaha for
the feeding of stock for market. The
other two are Laramie and Valley, Neb.
will be practically abandoned except
for local purposes, the three points
being the principal yards on
the long run.
, 1905-06-09
FISHING TUG SINKS.
Caught Across Line and CoIlides With
Canadian Vessel.

Port Stanley, Ont, June 9.-The
government cruiser Vigilante yester-
day sighted the American fishing tug
Grace M. of Lorraine, O., six miles east
of Middle island, Lake Erie, and five
miles north of the boundary line. The
Vigilante signaled her to stop. The
tug steamed away, and Captain Dunn
of the Vigilante fired several shots
Gro the bows. In lodging the tug
collided with the cruiser, rolled over
and sank. The crew of the Vigilante
rescued Captain Galbraith and two of
the crew, but two fishermen, Martin
Osten of Cleveland and William An
derson of Lorraine, were drowned.
, 1905-06-09
The Relentless Garden Hose.

1t is now the proper time ior the
cross-eyed woman to fool with the
garden hose. | have faced death In al
most every form and ! do not know
what fear is, but when a woman with
II eye gazing into the zodiac and the
other peering into the middle OF next
week and wearing Il of those large
foppy sun bonnets, picks up the nozzle
of the garden hose and turns on the
full force of the institution, l fly wildly
to the Mountains of Hepsidam.
Water won't hurt anyone OF curse,
if care is used not to forget and ddnk
any of it, but it is this horrible sus-
pense and uncertainty about facing The
nozzle Of a garden hose in the hands
of a cross-eyed that unnerves
me and paralyzes me.
Instantaneous death is nothing to
me. l am as cool and collected where
leaden rain and iron hail are thickest,
as l would be in my own Office writing
the obituary of the man who steah
my jokes. But l hate to be drowned
slowly in my good clothes and on dry
land and have my dying gaze rest on
a woman whose ravishing beauty
would drive a narrow-gauge mule into
and make him hate himself
to death.-Bill Nye.
, 1905-06-09
Travels in Pullman Car.

Washington, d. c., June 9.-Believ-
ing that his absence pending the peace
negotiations would do not harm, and
may do some good, President Roose-
welt left Washington this morning for
a brief visit to Rapidan, Va, where
Mrs. Roosevelt went yesterday. The
president expects to return Sunday or
Monday. For the first time since he
became president he travelled in an
ordinary Pullman car, occupying the
drawing room.
, 1905-06-09
Prof. Meyer on Rate Regulation.

Kansas City, Mo, June 9.-Prof.
Hugo Meyer Of the University of Chi
cago addressed the National Fedora
Government Regulation of Railway
Rates. He said hat wherever the
public regulation of railway rates
seeks to do more than eliminate the
secret rebates INC guarantee that the
rates be reasonable, it has arrested
the decline of rates. The sectional
feeling of rival producing regions, if
so maintained, would make the Esch.
Townsend law impossible of enforce
ment.
, 1905-06-09

Liberty, Mo-. June Crank Holt
man, convicted of the murder of Clar-
ence Meyers in Kansas City and await
ing the imposition of the death penalty,
took the stand today in the trial Of
Mrs. Aggie Meyrs, who is also charged
with the murder Of Meyers. Hoffman
swore that he and the woman, acting
under a pre-arranged plan, slew Mey-
ers. Mrs. Meyers claims that two
negro burglars killed her husband.
, 1905-06-09
BALING WIRE THROWN
ACROSS TELEGRAPH WIRES.

The Western Union telegraph com
pany had some trouble yesterday aft
ernoon and this morning with balirs
wire which some boys had thrown
across the lines in the southern part
Of the city. Manager Peckenpaugh
would like to e the culprits caught
and fined to the limit, and Line Repair
Carl Jackson was not in a real hap.
py frame of mind in consequence Of
the vandalism.
, 1905-06-09

Washington, d. c., June 9.-Severa,
congressman called upon the president
this morning. and upon leaving the
White house gave it as their impress
sion hat there will be no extra ses.
sion of congress. 1t is believed that
they received an inspiration from Mr..
Roosevelt. In that event, the much
will have to take its place in the reg
ular session.
, 1905-06-09
BILLS ALLOWED AT
THE BOARD MEETING.

The only business transacted by the
board of education after The Repub-
lican went to press yesterday after
noon was the allowing of the bills
against the district. The assignment
of teachers to the different grades was
deferred until Superintendent Lee
shall have given the matter some at
tention. The teachers elected yester.
day afternoon were Misses Leslie Swi.
CART, Annie Rice, Ethel Miller and Su-
sic Lewis, the latter as the substitute.
, 1905-06-09
Meyer Gets CabIegram.

st. Petersburg, June 9.-Ambassador
Meyer was in constant communication
with Washington all morning. He re-
ceived a long cipher dispatch from the
United States and Immediately after
fastened to the foreign office, where
he discussed the contents of the mes
earnestly with Foreign Minister
Lamsdorf, remaining closeted with
him for over half an hour.
, 1905-06-09
CALLED To DENVER BY
ILLNESS OF LITTLE NIECE

Mrs. Ed McBroom received a tele-
gram from her sister, Mrs. William
Keefer, at Denver, informing her Of the
dangerous illness of their little daugh,
ter with cholera infantum, and she
what service she can. Miss Matte
Quirk, another sister, went to Denver
several days ago when the child was
first taken sick. But little hope is held
out for her recovery.
, 1905-06-09
Ships Out Of Commission.

Washington, June 9.-Secretary
Taft received a cablegram from Gov
ernor Wright at Manila that the Rus
sian warships having failed to leave
within "a hours. they are in the
custody of Admiral Train. The ships
are behind the b~reakwater, under the
guns of the Ohio n M~onadnock. The
machinery will be disabled and the
breechlocks of the guns removed.
, 1905-06-09
Going to New HAMPSHIRE,

Washington, d. c., June 9.-The in
Hay will not resume his cabinet
duties Immediately. He will spend
the summer in New Hampshire. The
resumption of his portfolio in Septem-
Der depends upon the state of his
health.
, 1905-06-09
NORWAY MAY BECOME
A REPUBLIC At ONCE

to ALLOW any prince of his house TO be
come king of Norway, and the Danish
family will be asked for a monarch,
and If that request is declined, then
Norway Will at once become a republic,
like Switzerland.
A national salute was fired soon aft
er the new flag was run up. the band
playing tho patriotic air, Sons of Nor
way"
The union lag which had foated
since 1914, wa hauled down.
, 1905-06-09
WILL TEACH SCHOOL
IN LESLIE DISTRICT.

Miss Helen Simpson of Beloit, Kas.,
who has been teaching for the past
year at La Connor, Wash, arrived in
the city last night and left today for
Leslie, where IN Monday she will be,
gin an eight months term of school
in the district at Leslie. She is an
old friend of DR.. and Mrs. Swigart and
was their guest during her stay in
this city.
, 1905-06-09
Cars Message to Rojestvensky.

st. Petersburg, June 9.-The czar to-
gram thanking him and his men for
their services to the country, in which
the emperor says: 1T was Gods will
not to give you success, but your coun-
try thanks you for your courage. May
God console us ALL"
, 1905-06-09
A HOT cE.
O~ctogenarian Wins FourMiie Foot
Race.

Cleveland, O., June 9.-Eight men
whose ages ranged from n to 80 years
yesterday and demonstrated that
though much past 60 none of them is
in need of the Osler chloi oform treat
ment.
H. d. Huniston, aged 81, won the
race covering the four miles in fifty
nine minutes.
, 1905-06-09
Woman Facing the GaIIows.

Albany, N. Y, June 9.-Justice
Peckham of the federal supreme court
today denied the application for a writ
of error in the case of Mary Rogers of
Vermont, under sentence of death for
the murder of her husband. An ap-
peal to the federal supreme court is
now impossible.
, 1905-06-09
SCOTTISH RITES MASONS
To MEET AT CHEYENNE

Wyoming consistory of Scottish
Rites Masons will meet at Cheyenne
June 81 II remain in session four
days. The railroad companies have
made very low rates and it is expected
the attendance will be very large. A
class of thirty or forty will be taken in.
, 1905-06-09
w MEN CONVICTED.
Will Be Punished for Fencing Govern
ment Lands.

Omaha, Neb., June 9.-John and
Herman Krause were convicted in the
federal court today of illegally fencing
1000 acres Of government land In Ne
braska. The prosecuting of men
charged with the same offense, but on
a vaster scale, will begin soon.
, 1905-06-09
Patrick to Be EIectrocuted.

Albany, N. Y, June 9.-Unless the
governor interferes, Albert Patrick
will be e~lectrocuted for the murder of
Millionaire William Marsh Rice. The
court of appeals this afternoon refused
his motion for a new trial.
, 1905-06-09
NO MATERIAL READY
FOR FORT STEELE LINE

Superintendent Whitney denies the
story that work is to begin on the Fort
Steele Encampment extension of the
Union Pacific next week for the rea-
son that not a pound of material of any
sort has been received. He would not
discuss the building of the line. saying
he had nothing to give out.
, 1905-06-09
GAR IS READY To Talk
Of PEACE At ONCE

the war be speedily terminated seems
to be unanimous. President Roosevelt
is given full credit everywhere for TAX
ing the initiative in suggesting to Rus
STA that the war should end.
, 1905-06-09
WILL FURNISH UNIFORMS
FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT,

W. H. Frazee has been awarded the
for the thirty or more uni
forms for the fire department, and the
suits will arrive in time for the Fourth
of July. The uniform consists Of blue
coats, panteloons and caps, the silver
buttons on the coat having the initials
81. D." on ,hem. The uniform Is the
approved fatigue pattern for firemen.
, 1905-06-09
WILL BRING FAMILY
TO CHEYENNE TO LIVE

Assistant Superintendent Ernest
Stenger has left for the east and will
return with Mrs. Stenger and three
children, who will occupy the resi-
dence vacated by Superintendent w.
l.. Park and family at Cheyenne.
, 1905-06-09
CASE OF MEASLES ON
PULLMAN SLEEPER.

DR.. Stevens vas called to train No.
4 this afternoon to visit a girl suffer
iEg with q light attack Of measles.
The little one was on her way home
from California and a quite sick for
a tine during the forenoon.
, 1905-06-09
WILL JOIN SURVEY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS.

Leslie Miller, who is temporarily
occupying a position in the clothing
department at the Leader, will spend
the summer with a railroad surveying
party in this state and Colorado, leav-
ing for the front in a few days.
, 1905-06-09
SEVERAL SMALL SHOWERS
DURING THE FORENOON

There were half a dozen slight show
ers of rain this forenoon, and the ap-
pearance OF a storm was evident. The
bank barometer was on the decline,
recording a pressure Of 23.1O at 10
o'clock.
, 1905-06-09
Will Meet in New Haven.

Los Angeles, Cal, June 9.-The Ma
tional Council of Knights of Columbus
selected New Haven as the next place
of meeting and reelected the principal
officers.
, 1905-06-09
TIE SIDING WOMAN
SELL c TRACT O

ELL HHCl VI LAW.
Mrs. Ann +. Woodland of Tie Siding,
by quitclaim deed, today sold to Mrs.
Agnes Davis, also of Tie Siding, a
triangular piece of land 725 by AGO by
SIG feet in section II, township 10,
range 10, "a Tie Siding. for $3.50.
, 1905-06-09
IRVINE CASE SET FOR
FALL TERN OF COURT.

The state supreme our has set the
hearing Of the care Of William c. IT.
vine. state treasurer, against Governor
B. B. Brooks, to compel Governor
Brooks to issue certificate Of election
Of MI. Irvine as state treasurer for a
period o four years, for the fall term
Of court.
, 1905-06-09
No EXTRA
SESSION
CONGRESS MAY NOT BE CON.
vENED BEFORE THE FIRST
MONDAY IN DECEM-
Der NEXT.

Call Upon President and
Leave White House With impress
sion That No Extra Call Mil Be
Made-President Gees to Virginia
for Couple of Days-.Secretary Hay
May Not Resume Before Autumn.
, 1905-06-09
FREMONT STREET HOUSE
SOLD BY HISkEYS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hiskey have sold
their little house on Fremont streets,
between Third and Fourth, and Mr..
and Mrs. Eby are moving from that to
the Hodgsman house on Seventh street
recently u led by Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
EooIootrn s{4$1t
, 1905-06-09

method of extracting gold by a cyanide
process, is receiving the attention Of
mining men all over the country.
, 1905-06-09
DR.. MILLER HOME
FROM CHEYENNE TONIGHT.

Dr.. s. B. Miller, the secretary Of the
state board Of medical examiners, is
expected home from Cheyenne tonight.
He telephoned his wife that the board
would not complete its labors in time
for him to take train No. 3.
, 1905-06-09
On trial!
FOR LIFE
MRS. MEYERS OF KANSAS CITY
CHARGED WITH THE MUIR
DER OF HER HUSBAND
SOME MONTHS AGO.

Man Convicted Already Says He and
Woman Were Acting Under Pre-
Arranged Plan-Justice Peckham
Denies Application for Writ Of
Error in Case Of Vermont Woman
Convicted of Killing Her Husband.
, 1905-06-09
HOPES TO ATTEND
THE NEXT CONVENTION.

Bernie Featherstone, a Knight of Co.
lumbus, has already begun prepare
lions to attend the New Haven gather
ing Of the Knights of Columbus next
year. He says nothing short Of acct
dent or matrimony can keep him away
and he Is not sure the latter could.
, 1905-06-09
TERRIFIC HAIL STORM ON
SHERMAN HILL TODAY

Train No. 3 came through a terrific
l.ails;orm on Sherman hill today, the
stones pattering against the roofs and
windows of the cars at a lively rate.
No carnage WIS done.
, 1905-06-09

Berlin has about 300 miles Of paved
streets. The total labor cost Of street
cleaning last year was only $500 900.
, 1905-06-09
WILL START TEAMS
ON GOVERNMENT JOB

ON SSo'
Contractor Gus johnson, who Will
excavate for the foundation and base
ment story of the government building,
hopes to have teams at work tomor-
row morning, his contract calling for
the completion of the work by the
first Of July.
, 1905-06-09
SENT MfNppLlEs
TO TfliNG oLDsMoeiLEs.

Elmer Lstfa6ayesterday forwarded
by express llA supplies for the tour
ing oldsmo "old Steady" which
has been ERR delayed and practi'
cally outclasl IN the race with "Old
Scout" whichshas already passed Poca-
tello.
, 1905-06-09

1t is stated that King Oscar declines
, 1905-06-09
WILL SHIP CATTLE TO
THE MARKET At DENVER.

John w. Ernest will ship Jour cars
of fat cattle to the Denver market on
the 10th, the cars having been order
ed for the shipment.
, 1905-06-09
FOUR HORSE TEAM HAS
A LIVELY RUNAWAY.

Four horses attached to a hay wagon
ran away on Tenth street this morn.
ing, doing some damage to the wagon
and harness. The driver was lot with
them at the time.
, 1905-06-09

Why not get all the news when It is
iews, by reading The Republican?
, 1905-06-09

HOME FROM ATTENDING
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Miss Dora Prayer Of Garrett, who
has been attending the University Of
Utah, returned to her home on the
7th inst.
, 1905-06-09
ALBANY COUNTY LADIES
TO VISIT SALT LAI

Mrs. w. R. Williams and daughter.
Miss Stella, Of Dale creek. after spend
ing the winter with Mrs. J. J. Williams
Of Pocate1o, Aro expected to visit
friends at Salt Lake, reaching there
about the 18th.
, 1905-06-09
CALIFORNIA LAMBS FOR
THE EASTERN MARKET.

Sixteen cars of California sheep,
mostly fat lambs, were unloaded at
the reserve here today for feeding.
, 1905-06-09

BEING LOOKED AFTER.
A couple Of small leaks in the Grand
avenue water main and . break in the
dam at the springs received the atten-
ton this morning OF Acting Mayor
epicer and Marshal Sigman.
, 1905-06-09

CYANIDE PROCESS PLANT
ATTRACTING ATTENTION.
The Holderman Flter-Tank COM
paay, Is and - Commercial Club an
Asx, ALT Lake City, m up-so-date
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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If you have cOugat or cold be sure
and get bottle Of White Pine Cough
Syrup. The best to be had. For sale
at the Owl and Eagle Drug Stores, ct
2S and 50 cents per bottle.