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, 1906-10-18
WATCH STOPPED
AND CRASH CAME
ENGINEER FOUND HE HAD TIME
TO MAKE STATION BY TIME
PIECE AND so WENT AHEAD.
saggageman and Negro Killed and
Several Persons Injured, None of
Them acknowledgement of 9th
err Train, Fearing Something Was
Wrong, Was Running Slowly.

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 1S.-The stopping
of an engineers watch is believed to
be the cause of the head-on collision
between Santa Fe trains yesterday aft
ernoon, which caused the death of a
negro and a baggageman from Kansas
and the injury of many passengers.
Trying to make Manzanalo switch, En-
gineer McMurray looked at his watch
1t indicated 1:50. He knew he could
make it before the other train was
due. But his watch had stopped. Ten
minutes later the crash came. 1t
would have been very serious if Engi-
neer Hansen of the other train, fearing
something was wrong, had not slowed
down to ten miles an hour. The acct
dent occurred while rounding a curve.
None of the injured were seriously
hurt. All are doing well today.
, 1906-10-18

sisting of Southern Pacific scientists
and engineers and rough riders.
watch for Willets" is known to every
railroad man from New Orleans to San
Francisco. In his travels through the
principal countries of the earth, he
went by the Orient Express from Paris
to Constantinople; by the North Elk
press from Madrid to st. Petersburg;
covered part of the way on the won
derful G,000-mile T~rans-Siberian rail
way; saw the beginning of the Cape to
Cairo railway in Egypt, and travelled
1000 miles on the railways of India.
R~ailroading in India.
Eyes, that Colossus of magazine pub
fishers, Mr.. Munsey," said Mr.. Willets,
has had the Railroad Mems Magazine
In mind for six years. In that time I've
Travelled 100000 miles getting stories
of the human side-the railroad mans
side-of ~railroading. The next num-
Der of the magazine will contain my
story of ~railroading in India"
, 1906-10-18
LARAMIE COWBOY IN
TROUBLE IN COLORADO,

A newspaper dispatch from Steam
boat Springs, Colo, says that because
he refused to be bullied by j.. G. Lundy,
a gun toter, Bert Walker, a cowpunch-
er employed by the Two-Bar outfit,
was shot by him and is now in a
serious condition. Lundy came from
Laramie, Wyo., and joined the Two
Bar outfit in a cattle drive from Krem-
ming to Denver. 1t is claimed that he
made himself obnoxious to the cow
boys, who were cowed because of the
fact that he carried a gun and seemed
ever ready to use it. Walker proved
the exception, and when Lundy offered
him an insult he promptly offered to
fight. In chasing Lundy, Walker fell
over a wagon tongue, and before he
could get up Lundy drew his gun and
shot him twice, one bullet entering
the groin and passing through the
thigh. The second bullet grazed his
forehead. Lundy escaped on a horse
belonging to the Two-Bar outfit.
Walker was brought to Steamboat
Springs for treatment"
, 1906-10-18
TOOK RIDE
ON ENGINE
EASTERN MAGAZINE WRITER HAS
EXPERIENCE IN CAB ON THE
CLIMB UP MOUNTAIN.
Rode With Engineer VIII Naismith
Fireman Hunt From Cheyenne
and viii Make Story of Exploit
Proposes Tour of West in interest
of Railroad Mems Magazine.

When ellison Willets of New York,
special correspondent for Frank A.
Munsey's new publication, the Rail
road Mems Magazine, stepped from the
cab of engine No. 1855 yesterday, he
said: That's the best railroad ride
I've ever had. For that splendid ride
over Sherman hill with VIII Naismith
and Fireman Hunt in the cab of the
engine pulling trian No. 5, l am in
debted to the kindness and courtesy
of Superintendent Anderson of Chey-
enne."
He's a Globe Trotter.
Mr.. Willets has been a magazine
writer for twenty years, beginning
when he was 16 years old. He has
travelled in most of the countries of
the earth, living the greater part of
his life in the open. He is so good a
republican that he makes his home in
New York at the National Republican
club, which has one of the finest club
houses in the world.
Getting Real Stories.
Mr.. Willets is making Laramie one
of his principal stops in his novel
around the West Tour" in which he
is gathering real stories of real rail
road men for publication in the Rail
road Mems Magazine.
Going to Nevada.
He goes from here to Reno, New,
and Truckee, Cal, to write the story of
the snow sheds and fire patrol. He
dresses in corduroys during the day,
and has already visited the railroad
shops, the round house and the rolling
mill. This morning superintendent
Berry took him to the Union Pacific
wood preserving plant. Last night
Mr.. Willets entertained Engineer Mai
smith at dinner at the Union Pacific
hotel.
Was With Scientists.
Mr.. Willets himself was a member of
the Southern Pacific famous thousand
mile horseback hunting party in Texas
and Mexico last year, the party n
, 1906-10-18
Railroad Notes.

Railroad pay day tomorrow.
Train No. 2 arrived at Z O'Clock this
morning, drawn by two engines.
Train No. 3 came in two sections
yesterday, due to heavy western travel.
c. w. Berry, superintendent Of the
wood preserving plant at this place,
left this morning for Omaha on busl-
ness for the plant.
Gus Johnson returned yesterday aft
ernoon from Como, where he has been
working on the block signal system
for the railroad company, leaving his
force of men in that territory.
Engineer James King, in charge of a
switch engine in the yards here, Is lay
ing off, having had a slight attack of
fever, and Hilary Grail has his engine.
Mr.. King was able to be down town this
morning.
, 1906-10-18
ENGINE Makes Bound Irip.

The engine on the Laramie Plains
line made a run to the present term
mus of the line, fifteen miles westward,
yesterday afternoon, President Miller,
superintendent Stewart n a few
friends accompanying the first trip
The engine took the freight tram and
the outfit cars to the site of the new
camp, where the Japanese section men
will be %Quartered for the present. The
engine behaved nicely.
, 1906-10-18
OGDEN ARMOUR WILL GIVE FIVE
THOUSAND A YEAR FOR THE
BEST DISPLAY BY AGRI-
CULTURAL COLLEGES.
Donation the Result of Splendid Adj
dress by President Hill of North
ern Pacific on Keeping Boys on
the Farm-Wyoming Agricultural
College Included in List, Displays
to Be Made at Stock Shows.

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9 the Chicago Commercial associa- G
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, 1906-10-18
PERSH|NG To Be SENT
To COMMAND IN CUBA

but now he is to be given the only
opportunity for glory in troublesome
Cuba. Behind Pershing is Senator
Warren, head of the military affairs
committee and close to the president.
Coming His Way.
Since Pershing married the senator's
daughter, say army men %enviously, ev-
erything has come his way. They fig
|ure that he will Dol be head of the
staff, and are very bitter on the SUBJ
iect.
, 1906-10-18
POLLING PLACES FOR
TWO CITY PRECINCTS.

The board of county commissioners
had a special meeting today, when the
polling place for the new election pre-
cinct, known as No. 5, and embracing
all that portion of the city lying south
of Kearney street and east of Fifth
street., was fixed at Beaudoin's carpen-
ter shop, 81 Park avenue. The poll
ing place in the Sixth precinct was To-
Gated in the Collins block, at 4O4 Sec
ond street. Some changes were made
in the country precincts. Precinct No.
2. Sherman election district, was
changed to Ole Sanden's house, with
Ole Sander, S. w. Eye and c.. M.
Brown as the judges. F. ]. Ihmsen
was not a resident of the precinct and
John Mckinley was named in his stead
as an election Judge. The polling place
in North Laramie precinct No. 2 was
changed to the Owen ~postofice build
ing.
, 1906-10-18
TRACTION ENGINE
UNLOADED TODAY

C. D. Negus today succeeded in get
ting his immense traction engine and
three wagons from the cars, preparing
to leave for the mountains in the in.
terest of the American Mining com,
pany. The engine is a monster affair
and will draw several thousand pounds
of freight in the huge wagons. The
engine was under steam this morning
and behaved beautifully. A fourth car
for the sleeping quarters of the crew
will be added.
, 1906-10-18
Tornado Sweeps Cuba.

Key West, Fla, Oct. 1S.-There had
been no communication with Havana
up to noon, but it is known that a tor
nado swept over the island of Cuba last
night, doing fearful damage. Vessels
arriving here this morning indicate
that the disaster may be very serious.
The cable people hope to effect com.
munication with Havana during the
day.
, 1906-10-18
WILL ENDOW COLLEGE.
Presbyterian Synod Will Raise Million
Dollars for the Purpose.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 1S.-One million
dollars will be spent by the Presby-
terrain synod of Colorado and Wyo-
ming to complete and endow the big
Westminster building, nine miles from
here, which has been donated and
which will be the college of the sect.
, 1906-10-18
Fiohtino for Control.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Today began
the election which will control the
Mutual and New York Life Insurance
companies and their $500, OO0, 900 of
assets. There are over ]. 50O, 900 pol
icyholders. Most of the voting will be
done by mail and it may take two
weeks to count the ballots. The polls
will not close till December.
, 1906-10-18
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, 1906-10-18
Fearful Fire in Birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala, oct. 1S.-This city
is in practical ruins this morning. A
fire which started shortly after mid
night ragged today, and the loss is al
ready nearly a million dollars. A large
section of the business part of the
town was destroyed by the fire.
, 1906-10-18
Heaters Family Arrives.

Mrs. Carl Westman, wife of one of
the heaters at the rolling mills, arrived
last night from Boston and they have
gone to housekeeping on Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westman arrived in
America recently from Sweden, where
they had been visiting, Mrs. Westman
stopping in Boston until her husband
could get nicely located here.
, 1906-10-18
MISSING Manauer Found.

New York, Oct. 1S.-The missing
manager of Jose Ceballos & Co, who
left Havana with $1,000, 900, was locat-
ed today. Silviera is at Curacao, a
small island off the coast of Venezuela.
Silviera is on friendly terms with Pres
ident Castro.
, 1906-10-18

or five acres to the area from which
ice will be cut, even if the new res
ervoir is not built this year. 1t seems
the purpose of the company is to har-
vest a larger amount OF ice here this
year than ever before. with a plant
for the icing of refrigerator cars. A
sidetrack Will be built to the new
ponds.
, 1906-10-18
Gable Message Unfinished.

Key West, Fla, Oct. 1S.-This after
noon grave fears are entertained for
Havana No cable has been regained.
Just before 1t was lost last night
the operator at Havana said: Cyclone
increased to gale of fearful proper
tons. Many lives will be- Here
the cable was lost and the world is
shut u of news from Cuba.
, 1906-10-18
LAUNDRY WILL OPERATE

Colonel Sitter of the laundry this
morning closed a contract with the
electric light company for the install
lation of three five-horse power mo-
tors to run the machinery of the
plant n ten electric-heated irons.
The engine will be held for reserve
purposes.
, 1906-10-18
Both Sides Claim Victory.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 1S.-Both sides
today claim a victory in the fight for
Hartman interests stoutly deny de-
feat, but the general impression is that
the road will remain in the control of
Fish.
, 1906-10-18
Denounced Smelling Trust.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 1S.-At this
mornings meeting of the Mining con
gress, Senator De La Verne of Colo
RADIO Springs roundly denounced the
smelling trust as being unfair to the
ore producer, the chief grivance being
the determination of values, Presi-
dent Richardson will be reelected and
vice president.
, 1906-10-18
CorteIyou to the Treasury.

Washington, D. c.. Oct. 1S.-A per-
sistent report prevails today that the
president has decided to appoint Post
master General C%ortelyou to be secre-
tary of the treasury in succession to
Secretary Shaw, who will retire.
, 1906-10-18
ANOTHER Of"
Corbett Says the Draw Fight
Stopped One Round Too Soon.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 1s.-Young
Corbett of Denver, who fought a
bloody six-round draw fight with Terry
McGovern last night, says: Twice be-
fore defeated Terry and had the figh.
gone one more round l would have
easily made it three times"
, 1906-10-18
MAY RUN AGAIN.
President VIII Consent if Hearst Is
Elected in New York.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 1s.-Promi-
nent leaders declare today that it is
as good as settled that if Hearst wins
in New York, President Roosevelt will
run again for the presidency.
, 1906-10-18
Hiah Wind uelocitu

The maximum velocity at the first
named station was severty-two miles
an hour. The disturbance is now ap-
parently central off the southeastern
Florida coast, moving north-northeast.
Storm warnings are displayed on the
a from Norfolk to Jacksonville.
, 1906-10-18
PRoSPECToR ON MOJAVE DESERT
lNVOkES AID OF OLD NEVADA
LAW TO PREVENT
PERlSHiNG.

Train Crew Supplies Drink for Him
self and Burro, Both Parties Re-
~membering the Statute-City of
Birmingham swept by Million
Dollar Fire Today-Fearful lorna.
do Sweeps over Island of Cuba.
, 1906-10-18
Silver Goes Hiuher.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 1S.-Direc-
tor of the Mint Roberts thinks silver
will go higher. He has paid over 70
cents an for it and believes the
demand from India will the price
to steadily increase.
, 1906-10-18
who have done the same thing he and
Mr.. Keister habitually do. ,
inconsistent Hamm

Mr.. Hamm is prating a great deal
about Common Honesty" and urges
b. inference hat republicans who ride
on passes are not possessed of com
mon honesty, now what has Mr.. Hamm
to say in defense of his attitude two
years ago in requesting passes for
democratic candidates? What has he
to say o. democratic Senator Keister
accepting a pass not only last year but
this year? If it is not common hon,
esty for a republican t ride on a pass,
is it common honesty for a democrat
to ride on a pass? Mr.. Hamm's ser
mon is inconsistent and insincere and
will be received accordingly.
What the Light Reveals.
Mr.. John G. Hamm is a candidate
before tie people n parades himself
as running On the platform, Common
Honesty" Mr.. Hamm charges that
certain gentlemen rode to a republi,
can convention on passes, and that
they were therefore not possessed of
common honesty" Mr.. Hamm him
self has been in the habit of riding
on passes. 1t may not be dishonest
to ride or passes, but for one to pirate
about the dishonesty of riding on
passes and himself habitually to ride
on them is not common honesty" Mr..
Hamm's record is not good. He has
not covered up his tracks. The mote
is in his own eye.
The preacher must believe and live
the religion he exhorts.
, 1906-10-18
Santa Ee Train Wrecked

labor City, Okla, Oct. IRA
special dispatch says that Santa Fe
passenger train No. 8 is reported
wrecked at PaoIi, |. T., but no details
are available.
, 1906-10-18

Marietta, O., Oct. 1S.-Mrs. Alice
Roosevelt Longworth today unveiled
the tablet concentrating the north
west territory settlement, on the col
lege campus, before a great crowd.
, 1906-10-18
TAGGED FAST TRAIN
To GET DRINK WATER

left the slip. Eschner did this in an
effort to escape his wife, who had a
warrant for his arrest.
Jumped Several Feet.
The ferry men were closing the gates
when Bschner urged the chauffeur to
run through them. The lines had been
cast off and the ferryboat was begin
ming to move out when Eschner's big
a whizzed down the incline, Jumped"
a space of several feet, landing right
side up on the deck.
, 1906-10-18
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, 1906-10-18
FUNERAL FRIDAY.
Remains of Mrs. Jefferson Davis Taken
to Richmond for Burial.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 1S.-The funeral
of Mrs. Jefferson Davis will take place
here tomorrow. Confederate veterans
will guard the body. The services will
be military. Burial will be at Holly
wood. by the side of her late husband.
There were brief services in New
York this morning, before the remains
left for the south.
, 1906-10-18
Jury Still Out

Findley, o., Oct. 1S.-No agreement
has been reached yet in the case
against the Standard Oil company. The
jury was still out early this afternoon.
, 1906-10-18
Jumped Several Feet.
Severe Tropical Storm.

Washington, Oct. 18.-The general
review Of the weather conditions, is
sued by the weather bureau today,
says; "a tropical disturbance of great
severity in and near the vortex passed
sand Key n Key West, Florida, this
morning.
, 1906-10-18

New Dam for Ice Crop.
The Union Pacific has a force OF
men rebuilding the dam on the Lar
annie river, the new dam adding four
, 1906-10-18

"Twaddle-To talk in a weak and
silly manner, like one whose faculties
are decayed; to pirate; to prattle.'-
Webster's Dictionary.
, 1906-10-18
Was Dying Of Thirst.

The man vas dying Of thirst. Water
was supplied and the Limited started
again. An old Nevada law provides
that a desert traveller in distress may
stop trains, demand water and com,
pei the train crew to provide the need
ed refreshments. The prospector knew
this, and SO did the engineer.
, 1906-10-18
Florida Town Cut Off.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 1S.-Miami, Fla.
was cut off this afternoon, where a
terrible storm prevails.
, 1906-10-18
PLACED ON TICKET

TO FILL A VACANCY.
\. E. Holiday has withdrawn from
the democratic ticket as a candidate
for representative and C. L. Patched,
who came here from Indiana two or
three years ago, was placed in the
"hOle."
, 1906-10-18
BRILLIANT YOUNG ARMY OFFICER
MEETING WITH OPPOSITION
BY THOSE HE HAS
BEEN JUMPED OVER.
Son-in.Law of Senator Warren Envi-
ously Referred To by Men Who
Say Everything Is Coming His
Way-Missing Manager of Large
Cuban Concern Located on Small
Island off Coast of Venezuela.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 1S.-The re-
port current today that General Perish
ing will be sent to Havana as COM
mander of the troops in Cuba caused
a new outbreak and a protest in army
circles against the alleged favoritism
shown this young officer.
Pershine Goes Upward.
Not only has he been promoted from
captain to brigadier general over the
heads of hundreds of other officers,
, 1906-10-18
Fire Under Control.
Chased by His Wife.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Frederick Esch.
ner, a wealthy bookmaker, almost sent
himself and his automobile into the
East river last night by running his
car on board a ferryboat after it had
, 1906-10-18

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 1S.-Passen-
gers on the Los Angeles Limited, ar.
irving today, report the stopping of the
train while running forty miles an
hour through the Mojave desert by a
prospeotor, who tagged the rushing
express to secure water for himself
and his buTro.
, 1906-10-18
THE OFFICIAL BALLOT
PREPARED THIS AFTE

Deputy County Clerk Rauner was at
work this afternoon upon the official
ballot, a copy of which will be fur
nished the printer for printing.
, 1906-10-18
OPEN
IN LARAMIE
IN SOUTHERN PART OF
STATE TO BE STARTED HERE
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Principal Candidates on state Ticket
to Address Voters at Roots Opera
Little Confidence in Prospects of
Success Next Month.

The campaign now being made by
the republicans Is one of the most
successful ever conducted in the state
and everywhere the republican lead
ers are being received with the utmost
enthusiasm and hospitality on the part
of the people, says the Cheyenne Tri-
bune. In striking contrast with this
is the campaign being made by the
democrats, who so far have held no
rallies and do not intend to stump the
state. 1t is apparent the democratic
leaders have but little confidence in
their chances of success and hence are
preaching enocomy-and practicing it.
Will start Here.
The campaign in northern Wyoming
has ended and next Friday will be op-
ened in southern Wyoming with a
grand rally at Laramie, which will be
participated in by all of the state can
didates. Meetings will also be held at
Hanna Saturday night, October 20;
Encampment, October %; Saratoga,
October %; Rawlins, October "a; Ev-
anston, October %. On the Both a big
rally will be held at the Capitol Avenue
theater in Cheyenne when all of the
republican standard bearers will be
present.
other Meetings Arranged.
In addition to these meetings Cover.
nor B. B. Brooks will speak at a rally
to be held at Douglas tonight and Con
gresham Mondell at a meeting to be
held in Wheatland on October 81. DR..
j. NJ. Wilson of Douglas, the brilliant
orator and president of the Wyoming
Wool Growers association, will be the
principal speaker at a series of meet
ings to be held in Uinta county in con-
junction with the Uinta county repub-
lican candidates. These will occur at
Big Piney on October 90; Daniel, Oc-
tober "a; Pinedale, October %.