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, 1906-05-09
BROUGHT NEW WIFE
FROM OLD COUNTRY.

Chris Jensen, for a long time fore
man of the Ernest ranch, on the little
Laramie, whose wife died about four
years ago. and whose children went
to Denmark a short time after their
mothers death, returned from Den
mark this afternoon, where he went
three months ago, bringing a new
wife. The party landed in New York
on Sunday, leaving for the west that
night. Mr.. Jensen and the children
are looking well. The new wife was
introduced to a number of the friends
of her husband upon her arrival here.
Mrs. Jensen never before visited
America.
, 1906-05-09
BOMB UNDER WINDOW.
Internal Machine Near Home of Gov,
ernor of Missouri.

Jefferson City, Mo-, May Am in
fernal machine was found under the
window of governor Folks Office by the
lawn mower this afternoon. The ma
chine was loaded with nitro-glycerine.
Had it been struck by the lawn mower
the effect of the explosion would un-
doubtedly have been serious.
, 1906-05-09
Not After Montana senatorsbip.

New York, May 9.-Formal denial
is made in the morning papers here
today by F. Augustus Heinze that he is
a candidate for the United States sem
ate to succeed Senator Clark of Mon
tana. Mr.. Heinze says hat he would
not take the Office If it were offered
him, and intimates that Senator Clark
will probably succeed himsef.
, 1906-05-09
Plot Against German Kaiser

Berlin, May AT Castle Urville,
near Metz, which the kaiser intended
to visit Friday, the police today dis.
covered sufficient dynamite to destroy
the entire building. Five notorious
foreign anarchists were arrested with
documents proving that elaborate
plans for the assassination of the EN-
peror had been formed.
, 1906-05-09
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

Brand certificates were filed today
by Fred C.. Prayer, NJ. A. Garrett,
William NJ. Hill, ]. C. Austin, John A.
Fischer, Samuel Morris and William
Greaser.
A United States patent, issued
March 81, in lieu of n dated October
IL, 1903, in which the description of
the land was erroneous, was filed to-
day by Francis Stocker King for lot 8
and the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section 6, township 16,
range u.
, 1906-05-09
Looking for Trouble and Found 1t.

Conroe, Tex, May 9.-John and
Steven Deeson, brothers, were shot
dead today by Harry Bender, foreman
of the Hobbs Lumber mills, heal here.
Deeson brothers were discharged as
employees of the mill and returned this
morning for the alleged purpose of
starting trouble.
, 1906-05-09
Schooner sinks in Gale.

Cleveland, o., May 9.-The schooner
Algeria, of the great fleet of yes
sells anchored outside the harbor as a
result of the strike, was sunk this
morning in a terrible gale and two
lives are believed to have been lost.
The crew Of the barge Iron Queen
were taken off by life savers.
, 1906-05-09
German Nav Be Out for Good.

Washington, D. c., May 9.-Members
of the family of Senator German today
denied that he is in a critical condi-
ton. While there is no immediate
danger, it is considered doubtful il he
will ever be able to resume his sen
atorial duties
, 1906-05-09
MEMBERS OF CREWS OF UNITED
STATES BATTLESRIP NINE
MONTHS AFLOAT HAVE
REAL NICE TIME.

Told Police Magistrate They Had
Been Nearly a Year From Land
and He Said They Had Right to
Drink a Drop or Two-Man Who
Fired First Shot in Dewey's Attack
on Manila Victim of Consumption.
, 1906-05-09
MISS REED WAS NOT
APPLICANT FOR PLACE.

Miss Dorothy Reed of this city, who
is one of the teachers in the Cheyenne
high school, not not reelected at the
meeting of the board of education of
that city Monday night, as she was not
an applicant for the place. Prof. s. S.
Stockwell was reelected superintend-
ent and Miss Harriet Knight was re
elected.
, 1906-05-09
Ready to Make Show.

Malta, May 9.-Second British cruis-
er squadron, under command of Prince
Louis Battenberg, is expected to join
Admiral Beresford's squadron in Greci-
an waters today, ready to make a dem
onstration against Turkey if the sui
tan's troops are not withdrawn from
Tabah.
, 1906-05-09
NOTHING DEVELOPED
az COROMER,S lNQ

The coroner's inquest at Hanna
over the remains of the nan who was
picked up beside ne track between
Lookout and Rock River Friday night,
and who died at Hanna the next day,
as mentioned in The Republican on
Monday, developed nothing that can
be given out for publication at this
time. Sheriff Reals does not know
the name of the man, but he has some
clews, n something may come of
the matter later.
, 1906-05-09
COMMERCIAL CLUB
A NO MEETING.

TIVE W. WII 7 TTNN1
The Commercial club held only an
informal session last night, there be
ing little to require the attention of
the club at the present time. Several
committees are at work on different
propositions, and the president of the
club will call a meeting when they
are ready to report.
, 1906-05-09
Large Sum Available.
Vesuvius AGAIN at Labor.

Naples, May 9.-The villages inland
are in a panic today, for Vesuvius is
once more in eruption. Dismay and
distress is everywhere in the district,
as the great umbrella-like cloud of
fe ry smoke is rising from the noun
tain and spreading for leagues about.
, 1906-05-09
ON 4 TEAR
FAVORED BY JUDGE

over nine MONTHS they replied.
We'll, any man who has been
aboard a ship hat long has a right to
get drunk, said the magistrate, and
you are all discharged"
, 1906-05-09
He Fired First Shot.

Moyland stood anXiously by the big
gun to which his squad was assigned.
When Dewey issued his famous order,
Fire when you are ready, Gridley,"
and the word was passed through the
ships, MOyland fired. Ever after he
prided himself on this distinction.
, 1906-05-09
California Bill in Favor.

Washington, D. c.. May 9.-The
house committee on public lands favor
ably reported the bill to pay California
. per cent on the sales of public lands.
1t will amount to about $500, 900.
, 1906-05-09
eridIey's Gunner Died Last Night.

New York, May 9.-Nichols D. Moy-
land, the man who fired the first shot
in the engagement of Admiral Dewey's
famous squabble in Manila bay, which
ended the destruction of the Spanish
fleet, died in st. Joseph's hospital last
night. His disease was consumption,
contracted in the Philippines.
, 1906-05-09
SHE MAY
NOT DIE
PRETTY GIRL WHO SHOT HER
SELF IN ALBANY HOTEL AT
DENVER LAST NIGHT
MAY SURVIVE.

but Does Not Give Reason-Be-
lieved to Have Come to Denver
From kentucky-Discharged EN-
p!oyes of Lumber Mill Killed by
Foreman After Starting Trouble.
, 1906-05-09
FOUR TONS OF WOOL
FROM BATH SHEEP.

William Greaser yesterday after
noon completed shearing the 1000
head of sheep belonging to Fred Bath,
taxing about four tons of wool from
the flock. ,
, 1906-05-09
LETTER SUSPENDED,
Noted PIunger Dropped by the chica'
90 Board of Trade.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 9.-The board of
trade this morning suspended Joe Lei
ter. The reason is not given and the
action creates considerable excitement.
, 1906-05-09
SOCIETY WILL MEET
WITH MRS. CRAWFORD

The Methodist Aid society will hold
its regular session Thursday after
noon with Mrs. S. A. Crawford, north
Fourth street.
, 1906-05-09
ARE UNDER
CHARGES
WESTERN UNION AND POSTAL
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES TO
BE BROUGHT TO ATTEN-
TON OF COURTS.

Charged In San Francisco With Ac.
cePtins Pay for Messages Which
Were Afterwards Dispatched by
Mail-vauIts of Southern Pacific
Opened and Contents Found To Be
Ruined, Including All Records.
, 1906-05-09
EDITOR DEAD.
Man for Half Century at Head of Lead.
ing st. Paul Paper.

st. Paul, May 9.-Joseph Wheeler.
aged rs years, for fifty years editor of
the st. Paul Pioneer Press, died today
from exhaustion induced by old age.
, 1906-05-09
POLICE TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO
PREVENT OUTBREAK AGAINST
THE LIFE OF THE CAR
NICHOLAS.

Only a Small Part of the More Than
Four hundred Members of the 3D.
dy Can Read, But the Peasants
Have Already Planned to Get What
They Crave-Plot Unearthed to
Dynamite Emperor of Germany.
, 1906-05-09
MAY PASS
RATE BILL
FINAL CONFERENCE BETWEEN
PRESIDENT AND CERTAIN
SENATORS HELD AT
WHITE HOUSE.

Thought That Satisfactory Adjustment
of Difficulties and Differences Will
Be Reached and Bill Will Soon Be
Passed-Augustus Heinze Says He
Is Not Candidate for Clark's Seat
in. Senate From Montana.
, 1906-05-09
THE BEEF TRADE IS
LITTLE STRONGER
INQUIRY AT SOUTH OMAHA DUR
ING WEEK FOR SToCKERS
AND FEEDERS HELPING.
Values for Certain Grade Of Suckers
and Feeders twenty-five Cents
Needing Supplies for Their Feed
ing Pastures Are Good Buyers.
Special to The Republican

special 10 Inc iltpuDIlCan.
South Omaha, Neb., May 9.-Clay.
Robinson 81 Co. epitomize the market
conditions as follows:
The inquiry during the past week
has been very good for ali kinds of
stockers and feeders, which have made
up the big bulk of the offerings of this
class of stock. A little Strengthening
in the beef trade caused a little tone
to the feeder outlet, and values in this
division are Is to 20 cent higher than
a week or so ago.
stock steers Center of Interest.
The inquiry for stock steers has been
of a very urgent nature, and values for
anything of this sort are right at a
quarter higher than our previous re-
port. Good to choice heavy feshy feed
ers are quotable at $40 to S4.75;
fair to good kinds, 81 to $40; good to
choice light and medium weight steers,
$3.50 to $4.S5; fair to good, $4.25 to
$3.50.
Packers Not Being Satisfied.
There have been but few steers re-
ceiyed IN good enough flesh to suit the
packers, but would undoubtedly meet
with very good sale, although the large
number of beef steers they are buying
from feed lots around S4.65 to SASS,
would hardly afford a better price than
for feeding purposes. Good kinds of
COWS and heifers have sold steady to a
little stronger, and are quotable at $3.50
to 81.
Farmers Need Supplies.
We expect to see good inquiry for
the balance of this month, at least for
all stockers and feeders, as farmers
are greatly in need Of supplies to fill
their pastures. After that time no
doubt the inquiry will diminish mate
rally
, 1906-05-09

For fine job printing leave orders at
The Republican office.
, 1906-05-09

Why not get all the news when 1t
Is news by reading The Republican,
, 1906-05-09
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE,
THOUGH NOT SITTING UP,

Rev. Bross continues to improve
though he was not strong enough te
sit up any today.
, 1906-05-09
PROF. RiDGAWAY WILL
LEAD PRAYER MEETING.

Prof. Ridgaway will lead the prayer
meeting at the Methodist church to-
night.
, 1906-05-09
CLOSED ITS DOORS.
Pennsylvania Trust Company Goes Out
of Business.

PlttsDurg, Pa, May 9.-The Column
Dia Savings and Trust company was
closed today by the state commissioner
of banks.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
COnIey Dies
On GdIIOWS
Special to The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Santa Fe.. y. NJ Feb. 27.-John
Conley, miner and prospectOr. who
on January 16. 1904 killed James
Redding and Charles Purdy of the
Guadalupe placers. was hanged to-
day at Taos. few hours after be
ing found in his cell with his throat
cut The wound which he had in
ticted with a pocket knife did not
sever the artery and was quickly
bandaged. Limp and almost uncon-
scious. Conley was dragged TO the
gallows and slipped through the trap.
Death resulted from strangulation.
Conley had been convicted by a
jury of eleven members of whom S
spoke only Spanish and the trial was
conducted with the aid of an inter
prefer. An appeal was granted to
the New Mexican Supreme court, but
as Conley did not have the money
to pay for n transcri1t of the evidence
was not reviewed and Governor Hag-
erman refused to grant a reprieve Of
thirty days in which the case would
have been reopened.
Conley claimed that he killed the
two men In self defense. In letter
found in his cell he cursed his enc
mics and declared that he was inno-
cent.
Conley was born at Albany, n, Y.
He served in the civil war as a Penn
for five years in the regular army he
sylvania volunteer and afterwards
joined in the Indian campaigns.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
All the Evidence
Is jealousy Guarded 4!
In the Western Federation CaSe-Mine Owners
Secretary to Identify PrisOners-MOre Claims
of Bad Treatment

Special to The Sentinel.
Boise, Idaho, Feb. 27-Floyd R.
Thompson, secretary of the Mine
Owners association, has arrived from
Cripple Creek and will appear before
the grand jury to identify the pris-
oners. Thompson said that Harry
Orchards wife, who resides at In
dependence. Colorado. has denied
that the man under arrest is her
husband. The preliminary examin-
alton of Messrs. Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone and also Adams set for
tomorrow will be postponed pending
the grand jury proceedings.
The attorneys representing the Of
ficials of the Western Federation of
Miners continue to complain of the
treatment accorded their clients at
the state penitentiary. as they are
under the same regulations as the
convicts The electric lights have
been taken out of their cells and
candles substituted This is done.
it is said. to lessen the opportunity of
suicide. Orchard is without fever
and his recovery is certain.
II was decided last night not to
take Meyer and his fellow prisoners
to Caldwell today. That will be the
sixth day since the first appearance
for preliminary hearing
Adjournments can only be for two
days at time. and the defense, by
waving the appearance today, waiV-
es the preliminary. This is because
the case is going Immediately into the
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hands of the grand jury. II is expect
ed the latter body will get to work
on the case Wednesday or Thurs
day. Whether Orchard will be taken
before the jury is not known.
1t is apparent the state proposes to
guard all its evidence jealously. This
was emphasized by J. II Hawiey, in
charge OF the prosecution, when he
met a party of correspondents and
local newspaper men last night
He stated positively that anyone
attempting to secure statements from
witnesses would be prosecuted. He
was very emphatic on that point. in
sisting that the rule would be APP
piled with discrimination.
1t has been claimed by attorneys
for the defense that the men are be
ing treated improperly in the peui-
tentiary. that they have been depriv-
ed of electric light. of sufficient cloth
ing. of soap and other necessaries.
Warden Whitney in a statement
tonight denies this. The men are
permitted to write letters They
have been furnished all the clothing
they require lights were OFF for a
short time owing TO the failure of the
power plant.
The men exercise in the corridor
and We're there together for more
than an hour today. The warden
states he makes it his personal bust
ness to see that they are made com
Portable.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
Awful Death
of a SWitchmdn F!

special to The Sentinel.
Denver. Feb. 27.-Whiie LrYlns 70
get off a coal car in the yards OF the
Union Pacoific railway, shortly pc
fore Two o'clock this morning jos
eph Corbett. a switchman, was causIl, l..,
hetween the cars and high ooara
fence. and crushed into an almost
unrecognizable mass. 80.
EngipeI1S5 was attached to IouI
fraigbt cars which We're to be pulled
into the main track, and CorDett was
swinging frIm the first LADDER o.
tbe Iast ear when he noticed thal
me space between the tracks ana We
fence was rapidly narrowing. Inihh- ,sa
inr maj II he remained where ne
was he would he swept on, he Jun
ed 10 the ground. evidently lntenu-
ing 10 lay on his hands and iee' @ un
iii the car had passed lie WaS
not quick enough, however anu "a
struck with terrific force by the iaos- a9..
ing ear. The body was dragged nlls
feet before it rolled. a bloody mass, ",
to the ground where. Writhiihs .,,i, u,
main the injured man called IoqdIs iIiI;,
| FOR someone TO kill him ana pun nm
out of his misery. nd
The coroner was sunlhlohe"
The body taken TO the morgue.
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Dependable
Prescriptions !


iou can put your faith in
= ae Prescriptions we fill for;
t'u' i Fure ingredients, skill;
~. eompounding, following
n,,., ,le aoctor's instructions i'm
N''ly are some of the reas-
No why your doctor can al,
,a . tell just what a prescrip-,
or ~, we NIL may expect to do.
fl. ne $4,000 prescriptions on
~. II. IN our pharmacy attest
MIC Ms eOnhdence.your neighbors
place in US.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
Queen Will
Visit Denver
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Denver. Feb. 27.-It is announced
on reliable authority that her majes-
ty. Queen Marguerite of Italy will
visit Denver next summer. The pres
ent plans of the party are TO spend
two months touring the United
States and it is believed they will
reach here about June. An automo-
bile now being constructed in Italy
capable of seating six persons Will
be taken along on the trip and side
trips made to points near railroads.
Consul p Corte is making arrange
ments for the royal visitor, and aided
by local Italian leaders. expect to
make her visit a memorable one.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
Excited Men
Get Hurt

Special to The Sentinel
ST, Louis. Feb. While labor
ing under intense mental excitement
p. r. Hughes, twenty-siN years of age
from Lincoln, Nebraska overturned
lamp in his room on the third floor
of the Comfort hotel today
A fire was started and Hughes and
j. A. Courtney. 55 years old. who
also had a room on the third floor.
jumped from the windows to escape
the flames.
skull. They are in critical condi-
tion.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
A New Trial
Is Refused !
Special 10 The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel
Omaha, Feb. 27.-ludge Munger.
in the United States district court.
this morning overrulled the motion
for new trial in the case of Rev.
Geo. J Ware, of Leads. South Da-
kota. president of the company re-
Gently convicted of conspiracy to de
fraud tho government by means OF
Illegal homestead entries
The judge then sentenced the pris-
oner to imprisonment for one year
in the county jail at this place and
to pay a fine of $1,000. The ease
viii be appealed.
Ware has been for many years
past pastor of Episcopal churces in
Leads and Deadwood South Dakota.
The Banner Will be on hand short
ly Watch for IT,
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Must Answer
Says Court !

Special to The Sentinel.
jefferson city. Mo, Feb. 27.-The
supreme court today held that wit
nesses were compelled TO answer
questions in the Standard OIL hear
ing in ST. Louis. This decides the
point on which Fl. II, Rogers de-
clined to answer questions at the
hearing in New York
The court lays down the law that
when foreign corporations such as
the oil companies are cited TO come
into Missouri to do business they i'm
mediately impIedly agree TO obey the
laws of the state. and that they obey
the laws.
The opinion also holds that the
companies cannot refuse TO produce
the books and papers which authorlz-
ed representatives Of. the state de
mand.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
He Becomes
Suddenly Blind

Special to The Sentinel.
pittsburg. Pa, Feb 27.-While at
tending local theatre. yesterday
a. l.. McChael. of New York, one of
the best known circus men in the
country. suddenly became blind.
Thinking it was only freak of his
imagination. he lighted a match and
held the flame before his eyes.
His act attracted the attention of
the audience and the players on the
stage and an usher went to his aid,
il was found that he had collapsed
A physician was summoned who ac-
counted that McChael had been
stricken with appopleXy. He was re-
moved to the Allegheny general hos
pital. where his condition is regard
ed as serious today.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
Sm Must %sh Dies
American Citizens
To be Protected (!

Special to The Sentinel
Washington. Feb 2T-The Navy
department has JUS taken the first
decisive step toward safeguarding
Americans in the Orient. in ordering
the United States gunboat Ell Cana
to retrace its way down the Yangtse
Kiang river and make a report of
the situation which appears to have
involved the murder OF American
missionaries and the destruction OF
their property.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
N@RT
OPTICAL GOODS

Won can't afford to take any risk
with your eyes
Modern conditions OF living make
+, as necessary to have ones eyes eN-
.miped occasionally as to have
dentist examine ones teeth. No one
can tell positively whether their eyes
are all right or not unless they have
bsen examined by competent and
nalifed optician. We make no
charge for examining eyes and report
ing their condition and have the req
uisite knowledge. experience and in
struments to insure absolute ae-
curacy.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
Blizzard Stalls
Street Car
specIal 10 The sentInel.

Special to The Sentinel.
st. Louis, Feb. PA trolley car,
containing - passengers was stuck
in snowdrift from yesterday noon
until early this morning halfway be-
tween this city and Clayton, and two
Ioaves of bread and a basket of eggs
comprised all the refreshments OF
the marooned passengers. Seven
teen men and seven women were
aboard the car which became stalled
in the blizzard They We're res
cued by a snowplow this morning, ap-
parently but little the worse for their
experience.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27
College Man
Is a FOOI'
snecial 10 me Sentinel

Special to Tie SentineI
Boulder. Feb. 27,-Prof. MILO >.
Ketchum, dean of the school OF ensl-
neering of the state university To-
day surprised the entire faeulty OF
the school. the student BODY ana, III
fact the entire citizenship oI tne
town with the following statement
which he made in the chapel during
the opening exercises.
IN nv opinion college educa-
tion is worthless. A college man Is
only an educated fool, who is sad
lv distanced by his competitors VINO
have spent their time in praetlcal
worl, instead of college learning.
The Banner will be on hand short
w Watch for It.
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Heavy Snowfall
In St. Louis

Special to The Sentinel.
st Louis. Feb. 27.-The heaviest
snow storm of the winter prevailed
here yesterday and continued to-
day. The storm began at Z o'clock
in the morning and by night "A foot
of snow had fallen,
The temperature registered % de
grees above.
A hard wind drove the snow until
it resembled a blizzard.
The Banner will be on hand short
lV Watch for II
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