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, 1906-04-04

Washington, D. c., April 4.-The
president manifests a little Irritation at
the action Of the leading senators, in
Guiding Senator Aldrich, who is an
tagonistic to the administration on the
rate bill, especially, and who may kill
the pet measu of the president. Mr..
Roosevelt is very determined on the
railroad question, and his forces are
said to be working, within the party,
of course, to bring about the downfall
Of Aldrich. The breach is growing
wider. and not until after the rate bill
is settled will peace reign again.
, 1906-04-04
WILL BEAT pREADNAUGHT.
France Planning to Build Greatest Bat.
tleships Ever FIoated.

Paris, April 4.-France proposes to
build six battleships Immediately, two
OF which will exceed in power and size
the great British battleship, Dread
naught, recently launched, and which
Will be the most powerful warships
atloat. The French naval experts think
they can eclipse the work of John Bull
in their new vessel.
, 1906-04-04
Almost a Collision.

What came near proving a disastrous
collision, and probably loss of life, &C.
Cured west of Rawlins last night. A
w~est-bound freight train, in charge of
Conductor Davis, with a time order
against east-bound passenger train No.
6. which was several hours away, pull
ed out from a siding, the train crew
overlooking the fact that Ne. 10 was
on time, and when the trains saw each
other on a straight piece of track they
were brought to a stop with the loco
motives not more than twenty-five feet
apart. Some of the people on the pas.
, 1906-04-04
TRAIN WRECKED
IN OLD DOMINION
CANNONBAll, ON NORFOLK AND
WESTERN RUNS INTO OPEN
SWITCH AND is BURNED.
Relief Train With Physicians Sent Out
from Norfolk, as Loss of Life Was
Reported-lndian Territory Bank
President Killed While Standing
On Back Porch.

Norfolk, Va, April 4.-The Cannon
ball passenger train on the Norfolk
and Western was wrecked today at
Juniper station by running into an OPP
en- switch. A relief train with physi-
clans has been sent out, as loss of life
is reported. The train was burned. 1t
consisted of two coaches, baggage and
mail cars.
, 1906-04-04
Notes from the Shops.

Business continues heavy, the shops
still having some rolling mill work on
hand.
Albert Thorman and A. C. B. Ram
ey were added to the shop force this
morning as machinists' helpers.
The annual inventory of the railroad
property at the shops, round houses
and store houses is being taken today.
Miss Esther Cheney has beer added
tn the force in District Foreman Sui
iiyan's office and Harry Langheldt and
Gene Gray say she is a machinis-
tyne machinist-and a good one.
, 1906-04-04
VIII Make Some channss-

New York, April 4.-The anthracite
miners scale committee met today. 1t
is understood hat it will eliminate or
change certain demands which the op-
orators have already refused, so the
operators may yield without stultify-
ing themselves. The American Sheet
Steel company of the steel trust has
asked a conference with the miners
with a view to reopening its mines in
West Virginia.
, 1906-04-04
WILL coNFIscATE MINES.
Missouri Governor Threatens Drastic
Measure to Keep Up Coal Supply,

Kansas City, Mo, April +.-Fearing
that 2,2OO ~conyicts at the state prison
will suffer from lack Of fuel if the
mines are shut down for any length Of
time on account of the coal strike,
Governor Joseph w. Folk of Missouri
has notified the owners of the mines
that supply the state institutions to
continue to operate. As a penalty, Gov
ernor Folk threatens to seize the mine
and transportation facilities, if neces-
sary, operate with convict laborers and
troops, and keep up the supply.
, 1906-04-04
WILL HAVE
VERITABlE BOOM

Judge Groesbeck returned yesterday
afternoon from Rawlins, where he
mingled with the people. They up
that way are very much interested in
Laramie, predicting a great growth for
this city. The jude says Cheyenne
is also pleased to look upon Laramie
as a coming town n that we will
continue to grow.
, 1906-04-04
THE PROPHET RETURNS
To PLAGUE ENEMIES

weak brothers who wish they had not
done the deposing, n are in dread
of next week, when the prophet is to
return. Dowie's telegram orders the
removal of Voliva, but the church
council, which went into session last
night and met again this morning, have
plucked up courage n assert
that if the old man comes back they
will not only fguratively but actually
throw him out.
, 1906-04-04
WILL MAKE ALL PLAIN.
National Republican Committee Offic.
iaIs Will Hold Nothing Back.

New York, April 4.-George B. Cor
telyou and Cornelius n. Bliss, in the
event of George w. Perkins being held
criminally responsible for the New
York Lies contributions to the repub-
lican national committee, have deter
mined to place in the hands of District
Attorney Jerome all of the information
in their possession touching upon cor
poration contributions to the Roosevelt
campaign fund in 1904.
, 1906-04-04
Union Pacific Extensions.

An extension of the Minidok and
Southwestern line from Twin Falls,
Idaho, to Bull, a distance of twenty
miles, is planned by the Union Pacific.
Another feeder will be built from a
point between st. Anthony and Marys-
Vile, southeast to the company's main
line west of Evanston. At Council
Bluffs, Iowa, the company is building
eighteen miles of new track for freight
yards.
, 1906-04-04
JELM SITUATION
ABOUT THE SAME.

The smallpox situation at Jelm re-
mains about the same, according to a
telephone message from DR.. Hamilton
at $3.50 this afternoon. Only the three
Nelson children are down with the dis
ease and they are doing as nicely as
could be hoped. DR.. Hamilton thinks
he has the matter well in hand.
, 1906-04-04
Celebrating Anniversary.

Tuskogee, Ala, April 4.-The three
days celebration of the twenty-ifth
anniversary Of the founding of the
Tuskogee industrial institution began
today with President Eliot of Harvard,
Carnegie, Seth Lowe and other promi
nent men present. Secretary Taft will
not arrive until tonight, his train being
delayed.
, 1906-04-04
Will Succeed His Brother.

Washington, d. c., April 4.-The
president has decided to appoint Albert
Halstead as American consul at Biz
mingham, England, to succeed his
brother, Marshall Halstead, resigned.
Mr.. Halstead is a well known Washing
ton newspaper correspondent and is
the son of Murat Halstead.
, 1906-04-04

New York, April 4-George f. Baer
of the coal trust is not very hopeful for
a settlement at tomorrow's meeting.
He said today: IF yesterdays confer
ence mounts to anything, very little
can be accomplished. Mitchell and his
men did nothing but talk, and had no
practical suggestions to offer.
To Be Seen and Not Heard.
IF they will get down to business
we may possibly do something. We
offered to hear what the miners had
to say, not to offer any suggestions on
, 1906-04-04
HURRYlNG TO BEDSIDE
OF BABY DAUGHTER.

Judge ]. L. Kennedy of the district
court at Sioux City, Ia, who chartered
an Illinois Central engine and made a
flying trip in the engineers cab from
Cherokee to Onawa to make connec-
lions with a train from Sioux City to
Omaha, passed through Laramie this
morning. He had received a telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
baby daughter at Salt Lake City.
, 1906-04-04
Will Be Financial Success

San Francisco, Cal, April 1.-The
boxing tournament, which begins to-
night in Mechanics pavilion, is go
ing to be a great financial success. The
seats in the big building were all sold
before 10 o'clock this morning. To-
night twenty-five 3-round bouts will
take place. Eddie Graney is to be the
referee.
, 1906-04-04
Will Bebuild the Trestle.

The bridge and building department
of the wyoming division has orders to
rebuild the trestle at the rolling mills
and three cars of lumber were receiv-
ed last night. The trestle Is used for
unloading coal and oil and runs from
the yards to the real of the mill.
, 1906-04-04
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.

The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church will have its annual
meeting Thursday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, in the home of j E. Gates. A
good attendance is desired, as it is the
time for election of officers and pre-
pairing for meeting of p~resbytery.
, 1906-04-04
Bank President Killed.

Eufaulia, l. T., April Al. Bennett,
president of the First. National bank
of Eufaula, was killed by a shot while
standing on the back porch at his home
last night. He had often expressed the
fear of assassination by a bitter per-
sonal enemy.
, 1906-04-04
ASK CITIZENSHIP.
Bill Granting Rights to People of Porto
Rico Introduced.

Washington, d. c., April 4.-Repre-
sentative Cooper of Wisconsin intro
duced a bill granting United states
citizenship to the people of Porto Rico.
1t is understood that Governor Win
throp is to advocate personally the
passage of this bill.
, 1906-04-04

senger train expected a collision and
left the train before it anne to a full
stop. The freight train backed into a
siding and the passenger train pro
ceeded, arriving here not far behind
time. 1t is presumed the five train
men o fthe freight, all of who are now
held responsible, forgot all about the
fast mail train.
, 1906-04-04
RESUMPTION Did Not Come.

Pittsburg, April 4.-The Pittsburg
Coal company, which signed the new
scale, advised the miners district con-
vention today that it was unable to re-
sumo operations because the men in
twenty-one mines failed to show up.
The convention was asked to appoint
a committee to induce the miners to
resume work.
, 1906-04-04
HEAD BRAKEMAN

HURT THIS AFTERNOON.
F. G. Shocks, the head brakeman who
left here this morning on train No. 81,
Conductor Heath, vas badly Injured at
Rock River station at $3.50 this after
noon by being caught between some
cars and the stock yards gate at that
place. DR.. Stevens left on train No.
3 to attend to him.
, 1906-04-04

In session 2 hours 20 minutes.
Assistant Chief-James w. Cordiner.
Driver of Steamer-Frank Giesler.
Park Guardian-Thomas Gilman.
Policeman-Sam Collins.
City joins Municipal League.
Grant Bill cut in two.
, 1906-04-04
Italians Sent to Camp.

Thirty-four Italian laborers were
sent west this afternoon to take the
places of the Greeks and Austrians
who were discharged yesterday, after a
row with their foreman and time
keeper.
, 1906-04-04

OFFICERS
JUDGES AND CLERKS APPOINTED
BY MAYOR AND CONFIRMED
BY COUNCIL AT TUES
DAYS MEETING.

Long Session of Council, for Disposal
of Routine Business-James Cor
diner Made Assistant Chief of the
Fire Department and Thomas Gil
man Park observation-disclosures Gets
Permit for store.
, 1906-04-04
PRESIDENT OF COAL TRUST SAYS
MINERS MUST MAKE SOME
SENSIBLE PROPOSITION
TO BE CONSIDERED.

Mitchell and His Men, Baer Says, Did
Little Else but Talk, and Opera
tors Did All the Listening-An-
thracite Miners Scale Committee
viii Change Demands to Let op-
orators DOVE Easy From Height.
, 1906-04-04
THE MORTON BABY
DIED LAST NIGHT.

The infant son of Prof. and Mrs. G..
E. Morton died last night and was
buried at 8 o'clock this afternoon, with
services by Rev. A. c. Hogbin. Mr..
and Mrs. Morton have the sincere SYM
pathy of a large number of friends
here. They are almost heartbroken
over their sad loss.
, 1906-04-04
Apostle Was No Good.

Dowie's wife today issued a state
ment to the effect that the apostle was
a very bad party, and that in addition
to treating her cruelty, he was too gay
a husband to be tolerated and should
be banished from all respectable so,
ciety.
, 1906-04-04
Will Have Football Team.

Boston, Mass, April 4.-The Harvard
athletic committee has decided to al
low Harvard to have a football team
next season. President Eliot favored
the abandonment of the sport.
, 1906-04-04
Senator Patterson Coming Home.

Washington, D. c., April 4.-Senator
Patterson of Colorado has paired on
important questions with other SEN
ators and left for home. He will prob
able be away from the senate a fort
night.
, 1906-04-04
New Postoffice Located.

Washington, D.. c., April A post.
office has been established at Corbett,
Big Horn county, Wyo,, nine miles
from Cody, with William j. Fuchs as
postmaster.
, 1906-04-04
Man Missing But Balloon Found.

New York, April 4.-The balloon in
which Aeronaut Nicuquet made his as
cent yesterday was picked up today by
a life-saving crew from Fire island. No
trace of Nocuquet was found.
, 1906-04-04
Permit to Build store.

Charles L. Houston, on motion of Mr..
Spicer, was granted permission to erect
a one-story brick building on Grand
avenue, on parts of lots 81 and %,
block 191, between the Albany Coun-
ty National bank building n the Wy
oming Trust company building.
Member of Municipal League.
A resolution authorizing the city Of
Laramie to become a member Of the
League of American municipalities, in
troduced by Mr.. Spicer, was adopted,
and with it an order directing the clerk
to draw a warrant in the sum of $40 in
payment of one years dues in said
league.
Mr.. H. J. Gonden Of Chicago, assist
ant manager, was present n %congratu-
lated the council upon the action TAX
en-. He invited the officials of the city
to attend the next convention to be
held at Chicago in September.
The reports of Police Justice M. N.
Grant, City Marshal Sigman and Sex
ton w. P. Wright of the city cemetery
were read and referred to the finance
committee.
Reports of City Officers.
The March report of Police Justice
Grant showed $130.5O collected in fines
in police court cases.
The report of burials made by Sexton
w. P. Wright of the city cemetery
showed nine interments during the
month of March-two on the 18th, one
on the 18th, one or the 18th, three 'on
the 10th, one on the 18th and n on
the 22d. One lot was sold for IS to
Charles Rhone.
The March report of Marshal Sigman
showed s121.25 from all sources, to
which is added the $13O.5O collected
by the police judge, making a grand
total Of s251.75.
New Fire Department officials.
Chief Gramm of the fire department
in a communication to the council an
nounced the appointment of James
Cordiner as assistant chief and Frank
Giesler as driver, the latter in place
of G. E. Bibee, resigned.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, the office
of assistant chief was declared vacant
, 1906-04-04
To SCALP
A SENATOR
PRESIDENT lRRlTATED AT AC-
TON OF SENATOR ALDRICH
AND HIS FRIENDS SAID
TO MEAN FIGHT.

May Kill Rate Bill, but President Is
Determined, and Is Said to Be
Working Within Party to Bring
About Overthrow of Rhode Island
Senator-colorado Senator Pairs
With others and Coming Home.
, 1906-04-04
Convict Farm Buildings Burned.

Jackson, Miss, April 4.-The state
convict farm buildings were burned to-
day. One hundred and fifty prisoners
fought the flames and made no attempt
to escape. Loss, 100000.
, 1906-04-04

Chicago, ILL.,, April 4.-There are do
ings at Zion City today. Dowie, who
has been %deposed, won't stay licked,
and is coming back in hot haste to
take charge of things and run his own
government. He hurls defiance at
those who agreed to his downfall, takes
away the power of attorney from the
new leader of Zion, and proposes to
make things warm generally for the
rebellious Zionists.
Getting Sorry Already.
Dowie's personality is very powerful,
and for that reason there are many
, 1906-04-04
BIG DAY FOR
LITTLE MILL
NEW PRODUCTION RECORD FOR
MERCHANT TRAIN MADE AT
ROLLING MILL TUESDAY.
Ten Thousand Pounds More Rolled
Than on Biggest Day Under Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company Re-
qime-Nut Machine Started on a
Trial Run-Shop and Rail Notes.

The merchant mill at the rolling mills
made a new record yesterday, exceed
ing in output by about 10000 pounds
any run made by the Colorado Fuel and
r company. The stuff rolled was
nut iron, the rolls turning it out in
great quantities. The run was fourteen
heats of forty-eight piles each, n of
these being disposed of in twenty min
utes. The mill is working on the
same sort of stuff today, and the run
bids fair to equal that of yesterday,
the sixth seat having been finished al
10 o'clock. The mai and furnaces were
working in excellent shape and the
bars were coming in a steady stream.
Nut Machine at Work.
The Ajax nut machine was given a
trial run late yesterday afternoon, pro-
1ucing nuts ready for the rif1ler and
threading machine. Several bars were
run through and the machine behaved
splendidly. Mr.. Klein, in charge of the
west side, is getting the other nut ma
chine in shape to be started, and will
have both going pretty soon. The oil
furnaces are heating as nicely as could
he hOped.
, 1906-04-04
IS NOT HOPEFUL
Of ANY SETTLEMENT

u side. Thus far it has all been
generaltties, and it looks to me as
though the fight would go on, unless
the miners had a sensible proposition
to make"
, 1906-04-04
CLERK D

TO LEADER FORCE.
w. W. Burden of Cleveland, O., was
today added to the force at the Leader,
a window trimmer and in the dry goods
department.
, 1906-04-04
Causes Delay on Trains.

A Pullman car conductor with any
other story than SHOW your tickets,
pleased" is a rarity, and j. H. Atzell
of hat employ, stopping at the Kenyon,
is the rare a He runs nine coaches
on the Union Pacific, Chicago and Salt
Lake run, and got into Ogden this
time two hours late, says the Salt Lake
Tribune. The colored porters on the
coaches wondered at the delay and
many were the reasons given therefor
and rejected, till one son of Ham,
brushing all others aside, said:
, 1906-04-04
Railroad Notes.

Eleven cars of fat sheep from Gree
lev. Colo. consigned to the Troutdale
, 1906-04-04

Why not get all the news when 1t
is news by reading The Republican!
, 1906-04-04
ALEXANDER DOWIE OF ZION CITY
REFUSES TO STAY DEPoSED
AND WILL JUMP RIGHT
INTO THE FRAY.

Sends Telegram to Have Voliva Re-
moved, but Church Council Stiffens
Its Backbone and Will Hurl Old
Man Into Cold If He Comes Fool
ing Around-Wife Says He Is Bad
Party and Entirely Too Gay.
, 1906-04-04
BID Mill All Ready.

The big mill is ready to go, and Mr..
Cush thought today that it would be
started tomorrow. The boiler and fur
naces are now ready and will be given
a test heat. The connections between
the furnaces and boiler have been
made, all the boiler trimmings have
been attached and only the blowing in
of the furnaces awaits the time to
start the rolls. The first run will be
b~reakdowns for the little mill, when
Mr.. Ryan, the boss roller of that mill,
hopes to produce iron faster than by
the present scrap piles.
The spike machine is still on the
way. There is an immense amount of
iron oil hand awaiting its installation.
The furnaces will be ready and it is
believed that when it starts it will be
kept going.
, 1906-04-04
A Porter's Solution.

Not on yoah tintype! Use bettin'
foah dollars dat dey is yuther a preach
err or a corpse on dis train, or bof of
'em, and dat ill put de brakes on any
train in de world"
A silence strong enough to set the
air brakes on the train followed, and
when this unique saying was under
stood it took immediate place in the
verities of railroad annals. The point
came out, when, later, it was found
that both a preacher and a corpse were
on the train.
, 1906-04-04

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he has to endure from these same
boys, who should be taught better by
their parents. The ladies of the
Twentieth Century club have under
taken to beautify the Lincoln school
grounds. Unless this vandalism is
stopped their laudable efforts will re-
ceive the same reward as the trees
planted out by the school board on the
same grounds several years since be
eaten UP by the predatory cows that
in defiance Of the city ordinances are
suffered and even driven to Craze on
private grounds. Is there no remedy?
The evil complained of has become a
public nuisance in the northern part
of the city. It is certainly time that
the city authorities stepped in and
stopped this vandalism.
Up to this writing they have been
appealed to in vain, but this Is what we
pay policemen for. to protect our prop
erty, and they should be compelled to
give US this protection. 1t is costly
enough, the identifying Of our public
and private grounds, without having
them destroyed by predatory cows and
wilfully careless and reckless boys.
TAX PAYER
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Horticultural Inspector
An Evil That Needs Remedying.

Editor Herald: Your correspondent
resides on North Natchez avenue. A
season or SO ago the city graded the
whole Of the avenue and planted out
fine young trees the whole length, on
both sides and along the boulevard in
the center.
These trees are all gone, eaten down
and destroyed by the cows that every
night and morning are driven up and
down the avenue by careless, reckless
boys. Last spring the school board
graded up and planted out to grass.
flowers and maple trees the Barge
school grounds. These grounds are
now meeting the same fate and from
the same causes as the city's labor
and expense incurred on the avenue.
I have watched the janitor of the
Barge building faithfully watering the
grounds during the summer; have OBJ
served him trying to keep these vandal
boys and cows from destroying the
school property. and noticed the abuse
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

In the Superior Court of the State OF
Washington, in and for the County
of Yakima.
u. s. Stewart. plaintiff, VS.. w. H.
his wife, and also all other persons
and parties unknown claiming or to
claim any right title, estate, lien or
interest in or to the property herein
described, defendants.
The State Of Washington to the said
w. H. Stutsman and Serepta M. Suits
man, and to all other persons and par
ties having or claiming to have any
right, title. estate, lien or interest in
and to the premises hereinafter de-
You, and each Of you are hereby
summoned sand required to appear
within sixty days after the date OF the
first publication Of. this summons. to-
day Of July, 4. 3. 1905, and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court, and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, and serve a copy Of
your answer upon the undersigned at
below stated; and in case of your fall
ure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the de-
mands of the complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of the said
court and to which you are hereby re-
ferred for full particulars This is an
plaintiff in the NEA of the NEA OF
Section thirty-two, township fourteen.
north of range seventeen. Yakima
county, Washington, and to reform a
same mob RoBERTs ( BREWSTER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
P. o. Address North Yakima, Yakima
Yakima National Bank Building.
Jly.11-Aug22
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Chords and Discords.

The love letters that men write often
live after them.
Even money will not make the mare
go If she is balky.
The woman who might have married
a millionaire did.
More people would work for glory
II they could cash it.
Odly enough, when a man sows his
wild oats, he reaps rye.
Misfortune is never discouraged at
not finding you at home.
Money may be the measure Of sue
cess, but 1t sizes up pretty well.
An ideal woman is one with whom
you are but slightly acquainted.
Even the simple life is apt to be ex.
pensive IL you have extravagant tastes
Things that don't happen are usually
the ones that give us the most trouble
You cannot judge man by his let
ters. his stenographer may be a col
lege graduate.
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Look Out for Woody Aphis.

The Woody Aphis Is becoming a seri-
Gus pest to the orchardists. The kero-
sene emulsion, when properly prepared,
will destroy this pest. The formula
for preparing the kerosene emulsion,
to kill woody aphis: Take good whale
oil soap y h., boil in one gallon water
until the soap is all dissolved. add
same while boiling hot to two gallons
water and stir vigorously for twenty
minutes, or until same becomes of a
creamy substance, so that there will Be
no free oil rise to the surface. Take
one gallon of the emulsion and add to
1t nine gallons Of water. stir thorough
ly, when the same Is ready for use.
J. NJ. BROWN,
horticultural INSPECTOR.