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, 1906-02-07
DlsoUIETINo REPORTS TO STATE
DEPARTMENT TODAY CON-
CERNING THE RENEWAL
OF RIoTING.
Minister RockhiIl in Close Touch With
Secretary Root and Navy Depart
ment Chiefs in Consultation With
Department oticiaIs-chemist of
Department of Agriculture Issues
Alarming ~Infantlle Report

Washington, Feb. THE state de,
partment today received disturbing ad.
.ditional news from China to the effect
that rioting has become more general
and some of the American consuls are
in danger. Minister Rockhill is in
close touch with Secretary Root, but
the general impression is that the ex-
pected revolution cannot be averted,
and that the United States will shortly
be forced to send troops to China tc
protect the lives and property of Amer
leans. The navy department chiefs are
today in consultation with state depart
ment officials, and it Is intimated thai
two other warships will be sent to the
China sea in addition to the Galveston
and Chattanooga, that yesterday were
ordered to European stations on the
China and Philippine coasts. Word
reaches here that the feeling against
Americans, and the subsequent serious
situation, is beyond the control of the
emperor, and that an anti-foreign out
break is imminent.
, 1906-02-07
COMMERCIAL CLUB ADOPTS RES,
OlUTloN ENTERING INTO
LIST FOR LOCATION OF
MOTOR CAR SHOPS.
Resolution Signed by President and As.
sistant Secretary of Laramie Com
mercial club and Forwarded to the
Head of Concern to Engage in the
Manufacture of Cars-Land Offer
ed and Taxes to be RENTED.

The Laramie Commercial club heit
ia meeting last night, to take action
Hooking to the securing of the plan.
for the manufacture of the McKeen mo
tor car in this city, at which the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted, a copy being forwarded to w
R. McKeen, jr,, with the signatures OF
otto Gramm as president and S. C
Downey al assistant secretary:
Laramie, Wyo., February c, 1906.
Whereas, 1t has come to the notice
of the Laramie Commercial club that
the Union Pacific Railroad company is
about to build a plant to manufacture
motor cars; and,
Whereas, Laramie is centrally 10,
Gated and has all the natural advan.
tages for the building of such plant;
therefore be it
Resolved, That the Laramie Com.
mercial club offers to the Union Pacific
Railroad company all land necessary
for such plant and agrees to have said
plant exempted from all taxes for the
term of ten years, if the company will
establish said plant at Laramie, Wyo-
ming"
1t is known that a site has not yet
been selected for the plant, General
Manager MohIer OF the Union Pacific
having notified a committee from the
Omaha business mems league that the
company would require fifty acres of
land, at least. 1t is also known that
much of the iron to be ussd in the man,
ufacture of the car will be turned out
at the rolling mills here, rolls having
been designed on purpose to produce
the iron for the cars. 1t is said that
the land at Omaha necessary to fur
nish a site for the proposed plant will
cost well up toward $100, 900, with few-
er things to commend that point, aside
from the cost of the land, than at Lar
annie.
The offer of the Commercial club to
furnish the land to the company free
of charge, and, also to exempt the plant
from all taxes for a term of ten years,
will, it is believed, have considerable
weight with the officers of the COM
pany in selecting a site.
The action of the council toward an
Automatic watar cuDn1v is alco in line
with the movemen undertaken by the
Commercial club, and that, too, mem
bers of the club say, will have its eff
feet. AS the resolution sets out, there
are many things here to be considered
by the company and the people of the
city will no doubt cooperate with the
members of the club in securing the
location of the big plant here, along
side the rolling mills and the railroad
shops.
, 1906-02-07
PLAN TO FINISH
LAM BIS AT HON. E.

Wyoming people are trying to work
out a prevalent problem by finishing
their lambs at home and sending them
to market in a more ripened and sal
able condition, says the Denver Field
and Farm. AS in Colorado, the folks
up there have a liberal supply of feed
er lambs, while the cold, dry winters
insure dry feed lots and steady laying
on of fat. The drawbacks to the indus
try in parts of the state are the high
prices of feeding stuffs, high freight
rates and heavy shrinkage in ship
ping. Railroad points in the eastern
part of the state, however, are not
handicapped by these disadvantages
except that in many places the price
of hay is prohibitive. An experiment
in feeding lambs was recently made a
Wheatland and the investment turned
out all right.
, 1906-02-07
BURLINGTON MAY
CROSS NEAR HERE
INTERESTING NEWSPAPER SPE-
clAL FROM LANDER CON-
CORNING RAILROAD.
Filing Of Amended Articles of Incorpor-
alton at Lander Leads to Belief
That Line Will Be Extended from
Frannie Southwark, Crossing Un-
ion Pacific on Laramie Plain,

Lander, Wyo, Feb. THE filing OF
amended articles of Incorporation here
by the Big Horn railroad, a Burlington
company, confirms previous reports in
these dispatches that the Burlington
will extend its Frannie-Thermopolis
line on south to a connection with the
Denver-Lyons line.
AS proposed now, the road will run
from Frannie, on the Taluca-Cody
branch through Worland, Basin,
Thermopolis, the Kirwin gold and cop.
per camps, through Lander and the
Wind river Indian reservation, thence
southeast, crossing the Union Pacific
at or near Laramie, thence on to Lyons
Colo. Many branches from this north
and south line are proposed, INT the
Burlington will doubtless cobweb Wyo-
ming with its rails, as has been done
in Iowa and Nebraska.
There is no truth in the report that
the Burlington has secured an injunc,
tion against the Chicago n North
western, stopping work on the latter's
Casper-Lander line. 1t appears that
the two roads have an understanding
and will respect each others rights.
, 1906-02-07

Mr.. Rogers moved that the agent OF
j. NJ. I%ngersoll be notified to comply
Immediately with the action of the
council concerning the connection of
the Elkhorn barn with the sewer sys-
TEN and the motion prevailed.
The bills for the month were allowed.
The bill of Justice of the Peace
Grant was referred to a committee of
three, consisting OF Messrs. Spicer,
Beemer and Johnson, to confer with
Justice Grant concerning an increase
of his salary as justice of the police
court.
On motion of Mr.. Spicer, the bills
referred to the finance committee will
be allowed when approved by the COM
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, the coun-
Gil at 10 O'Clock adjourned to meet this
evening at 1880.
, 1906-02-07
Best Speakers Put Forward.

washington, Feb. THE general
debate in the house on the Hepburn
Dill closes this afternoon. Both sides
put forward their oratorical heavy.
weights today. Cochran of New York,
Williams of Mississippi, and FLOYD of
Virginia, democrats; Hepburn of Iowa
and Mann of Illinois, of the repubIi,
cans. The galleries were crowded
Cochran attacked the rebate system
and said the bill would stop the crimes
OF the thieves and s~coundrels who he.
tray the people. Referring to the
Northern Securities case, he said that
Hartman and Morgan were enriched
by the courts decisions in this cas-
Logically" he exclaimed, these men
are criminals but actually thew are
free"
There was no vote today on the Hep.
burn bill.
, 1906-02-07
NATIONAL BANK AT DOUGLAS
PERFECTS ORGANIZATION

During the month of December the
comptroller of the currency authorized
the organization of a new national
bank at Douglas, Wyo. The organiza.
ton has now been perfected by the
election of the following board of di.
rectors: M. R. Collins, Lewis ].
Swan, Jacob Jenne, George H. Voor,
hees and Wilkie Collins. The direc.
tors elected the following officers:
President, NJ. r. Collins; vice presi.
dent, Lewis j. Swan; cashier, Wilkie
Collins.
Mr.. NJ. r. Collins is now in Chicago
for the purpose of buying the neces,
sary fixtures, and it is hoped that the
new bank may be ready for business
by the middle of March. Quarters
have been rented in the Masonic block.
, 1906-02-07
FEDERAL INSPECTORS
PRESENT AT SHEARING.

Wyoming is nov assured of a suf-
ficient force of government inspectors
to conduct the shearing pen inspection
recently ordered by the state board of
sheep commissioners, says the Chey-
enne Tribune. The national bureau
will not be able to furnish as many
men as in previous years, but the state
board will assist by appointing state
men. Government men will have
charge of the work in each county,
and will be empowered to appoint
such assistants as they need, the ap-
~pointees to be first confirmed by the
state board.
, 1906-02-07
KATY WILL BUILD
SHOPS At PARSONS
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE THAT
WORK WILL BEGIN SOON.
Large Number of Men to Be Put to
Work Laying Steel on Piqua
Branch and New Afternoon Train
Will Be Started to Kansas City
by First of Next Month.

Parsons, Kasy Feb. President
Finney, General Manager Allen, Chief
Engineer Fisher and other Missouri,
Kansas and Texas officials left today
for Texas on a special train. They
announced that work on the big shops
here will be begun within two weeks
and that $50 men will be put to bal
lasting and laying sixty-six-pound rails
from Parsons to Piqua by March l.
An afternoon train from Parsons
through Chanute and lola to Kansas
City will be started June /. 1t is ex-
pected the officials will soon make i'm
portant announcements affecting the
road in Texas.
, 1906-02-07
Infants Sacrificed to Connections.

Washington, Feb. PROF. Wylie,
chief of the chemistry bureau of the
department of agriculture, issues an
official statement to the effect that over
a million infants have been sacrificed
to the various concoctions known a!
soothing syrups, and ove two million:
to impure milk. The professor says;
I'VE do not know anything about the
milk we have left at our homes, or the
condition under which it is produced
There are a thousand and one POSSIBLE
tiles which might have combined to
make what nature Intended for a food,
the most virile poison that chemistry
can produce"
, 1906-02-07
E MONEY BILL.
Worn Currency May Be Exchanged for
New Bills.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 7.-Repre-
sentative Fowler. Of New Jersey has
introduced a clean money bill,
which provides that any person or
corporation having mutilated or worn
currency may send it by registered
mail to the treasury of the United
States and receive in exchange new
currency without postage or registra-
ton fee either way, The bill also ap-
propriates 100000 for the transporta-
ton of worn out currency from sub
treasures and fiscal agents of the gov
eminent to the treasury of the United
States and for the return of new cur
rency.
, 1906-02-07
GENEALOGICAL DATA
FOR LARAMIE


The Republican has received from
w. S. Palmer, section director of the
weather bureau at Cheyenne, a copy
of his Chronological table of Wyoming
for 1905, showing the following data
for Laramie:
Annual mean temperature, 4O.3 de-
grees; highest, 81, on July 10; lowest,
AZ, on February u.
Total precipitation for the year, 9.S5
inches.
Greatest monthly precipitation, LIS
inches, in May.
Lowest monthly precipitation, 0.OG
inch, in December.
Total snowfall, 1871 inches.
Number of rainy days, SO.
Number of clear days, III.
Number of partly cloudy days, 143.
Number of cloudy days, 81.
Prevailing direction of wind, west.
, 1906-02-07

Washington, Feb. Miss Alice
Roosevelt had the final fitting of her
wedding gown this afternoon. The en-
tire outfit is to be delivered to her at
the enc of the week. 1t is understood
the young lady is TO be photographed
In her bridal gown. the picture being
taken exclusively for her girl friends.
wedding gifts are arriving in great
quantities., and a list OF the most i'm
portant of these will shortly be made
public.
, 1906-02-07
here today. There was several inches
of snow at Sarita, which is within
ninety miles of the Mexican border.
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
FIRST CLUB MEETING.

The fsrt meeting of the Laramie
Literary club, which is to take place
tomorrow evening at s o'clock at the
Carnegie library, is being looked for.
ward to with much interest. The two
gentlemen who have the principal
parts assigned to them for the evening
are Mr.. Eli Crumrine and Judge H. v.
S. Groesbeck. The subject for debate
is, rs Socialism De%slrable?" In the
debate Mr.. Crumrine is to take the
affirmative and Judge Groesbeck the
negative. Mr.. Crumrine is known to
be primed and loaded for the fray
and Judge Groesbeck, although under
protest, is said to be equally ready.
The program committee has arranged
for other subjects of timely interest
be brought up inc discussed during
the evening.
, 1906-02-07

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. marion NJ.
Let's was today sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary for the forgery of
express orders. He was brought into
court surrounded by twelve armed Of
ficers. Let's, the Santa Fe agent at
Princeton, Kas., was accused of set
ting fire to the station and stealing a
thousand dollars worth of tickets. He
escaped from custody half a dozen
times and was pursued from Michigan
to Panama, where he was arrested
while postmaster of an interior town.
, 1906-02-07
FEAR OUTCOME OF
ALGEz|RAS MEET
INSPIRED PRESS OF GERMANY
NOT HOPEFUL OF GOOD RE-
SUITS OF CONFERENCE.
SoVernmen Organ at Berlin Says
Failure of Conference Will In
tensify the Friction Between Ger
many and France and Will Com
promise the German Position.

Berlin, Feb. Much oncern is felt
here over the outcome of the confer
ence at Algezinas. The government
fears failure and believes the meeting
of the powers will reach no agree
ment. That is the tone today of the
inspired press. The government or
gan this morning says: THE failure
OF the conference, which is probable,
will intensity the friction between
Germany and France and compromise
Germany's position"
, 1906-02-07
TROOPS To CHINA tn
PROTECT INTERESTS

ever are now taking place. Prof.
Wolff, formerly of the Brigham Young
college at Logan, Utah, and an apostle
OF the church, was the first witness. Ho
testified that he had been a Norman un
I'll last month, when he severed his con.
nection. When asked t o tell what he
knew of plural marriages, he gave sew
eral of brothers marrying
There was no blood relation.
snip between them, but they lived to-
sether. ITO the best of my knowI-
sdge'' said Prof. Wolff, ~"polygamous
,ohabitation has increased very mater.
ally since Utah was admitted as a
, 1906-02-07
smoot Hearings Resumed.

Washington, Feb. There was a
large attendance this morning at the
Senator Reed Smoot hearings, resumed
before the committee on privileges and
elections. The protests made against
the Utah senator retaining his seat
were today investigated, and it brought
out that more plural marriages than
, 1906-02-07
PLANT ARRIVES.
Mark Crawford's Printing Office for
Second Walden Paper.

Walden, Colo, Feb. T. The old Riv.
erside Record outit, used at one time
to print a paper at Riverside, Wyo.,
arrived by wagon today and viii be
installed in the old school house. which
is being remodeled for its reception.
The plant will be used in the produc-
ton of Mark Crawford's new repub-
lican paper, the second paper to be
published here. 1t will be two weeks,
perhaps, before the first, issue of the
paper comes from the press.
, 1906-02-07
Convicts on Trial for Murder.

Jefferson City, Mo, Feb. THE jury
to try the %convicts, Ryan, Vaughan and
on the charge of numbering
two guards during the prison outbreak,
was quickly selected this morning. Ry,
an refused to ask a separate trial, Ge-
as Vaughan and Raymond do,
that they cannot escape the gallows.
The trial will not last long.
, 1906-02-07
WILL SEND CARPENTERS
UP 10 ROCK RIVER

A force of carpenters from the w.
H. Holiday company will leave the
latter part of he week for Rock River,
where a considerable addition will be
built to Mrs. McDermott's hotel. The
grading in that section is bringing a
large number OF men there, and Mrs
McDermott finds herself unable to
meet the demands for room, hence
the addition.
, 1906-02-07
READING THE REPORT.
That by Commissioner Garfield Begun
at Chicago Today.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. THE reading
of Commissioner Garfield's report on
the beef industry began in the pack
ers' trial today. At the rate of pro-
gress made today, it is estimated that
this will take a week.
, 1906-02-07
MORMON APOSTLE DEAD.
Husband of Five Wives and Father Of
Fifty Children.

Logan, Utah Feb. 7.-Apostle Nor
rill of the Mormon church died at
Richmond, Utah, last night. He was
s~ubpoenaed three times in the Smoot
case, but did not appear, owing to ill,
ness. He is credited with five wives
and over fifty children.
, 1906-02-07
Court Refuses to Interfere,

Springfield, Ill, Feb. THE supreme
court today refused to permit the filing
of a petition for the mandamus to com.
pei the mayor of Chicago to close the
saloons there on Sundays. The court
says it cannot undertake to direct the
details of municipal government.
, 1906-02-07
Patterson Hurls Defiance

washington, Feb. 7.-Senator Pat
tersoh OF Colorado hurled defiance at
his democratic colleagues in the senate
today. He charged them with ATTEMPT
ing coercion and Intimidation and de-
that if their wishes prevailed
speech, free thought and free ac-
tlon would h%enceforth be impossible in
the senate.
, 1906-02-07
Suffraaists in Session.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. THE thirty
eighth annual convention of the Ma
tional Women's Suffrage association
opened today. Rev. Anna Shaw pre-
sided. Susan B. Anthony will speak
tonight.
, 1906-02-07
ICE SCARCE

George Knadler loaded a train of
ice for the railroad company today.
He has orders for several hundred
tons yet, but the ice is getting hard to
load with the present warm weather.
, 1906-02-07
Lawson Sees Governor,

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. Lawson ar
rived today to confer with Governor
Johnson regarding his action as one
of the trustees for the insurance pol.
icyholders.
, 1906-02-07
Grant for Major General.

Washington, Feb. THE president
To-Day nominated Brigadier General
Grant to be major general.
, 1906-02-07

An additional track will have IN he
quit II a cold snap does not come to
make more ice.
, 1906-02-07
SYSTEM WILL COST
ABOUT $75,000.00

edness will be wiped out, and the citi.
zens will have a good water works
system, all paid for, and practically
free water again"
, 1906-02-07
LET'S GETS
BACkSETS
GIVEN FIVE YEARS IN PENITEN-
TlARY AT KANSAS CITY FOR
FORGERY OF EXPRESS
ORDERS.

Was Agent for Santa Fe Railroad at
Princeton, Kansas, and Is Charged
With Firing Building n Stealing
Thousand Dollars Worth of Tick
ets-Missouri Convicts on Trial
For Murder of Prison Guards.
, 1906-02-07

Why not get all the news when 1t
is news by reading The Republican?
, 1906-02-07
SNOW IN TEXAS.

Several Inches Within Ninety Miles
of Mexican Border.
, 1906-02-07

Corpus Christi, Feb, 7.-sleet fell
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A Year of Blood.

The year 1903 will long be remem-
bered in the home of F. N. Jacket, of
Alliance, KY, as a year of blood;
which flowed so copiously from Mr..
Jackets lungs that death seemed very
near. He writes: "Severe bleeding
from the lungs and frightful cough
had brought me at Deaths door, when
I began taking DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, with the
astonishing result that after taking
four bottles I was completely restored
and as time has proven permanently
cured" Guaranteed for sore lungs,
coughs and colds at C. A. Jacks drug
store. Price so cents and s1.OO. Trial
bottle free.