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pArrLrsa NELSON.

that place Sunday. and rescued Mrs.
Frank Howard and with her two small
children from a porllous situr ton. Mrs.
Howard had taken the children Tor
drive. and TIE horse becoming fright
ened. bolted and ran. As the runa'
way neared Nelson. the purilist leap
ed for the horses neck. and succeed.
ed in stopping II only after he had
been dragged a considerable distance.
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CRESCENT CITY CROWDED.
All Previous Attendanes Of 'isitors
Declared 10 BE Broken.

Declared 10 BE BToken'
New Orleans. Feb. 90. - With the
formal entry OF Rex the carnival was
In full blast here Monday. All previ'
GUS records in the matter OF attend.
ance promises TO be broken. All trains
now arriving here are being broken up
into sections and filed to their capac-
lty. II Is estimated 10000 people were
hauled into the city Sunday and that
number was duplicated on Monday.
with cheap excursions from all the
surrounding country. Hotel capacity
has been tested throu hout the win.
ter. Thousands OF arrivals during the
past two weeks had 90 find accommo-
dations In boarding houses. Many peo-
pie OF prominence from the north. east
and west are living In special trains.
private cars and boats that have been
brought here. The streets trayersad
by the pageant OF the reception TO
m hing were congcsted with enormous
crowds There was an immense multi.
tdue ON the levee TO witness the naTal
parade and the landing OF ReN.
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snor 10 DEATH.
summary vsngssnes wresksd Upon
Negro Miseresnt

Shreveport. Feb. se.--wiitse rage.
the negro who attempted a criminal
assault upon Sarah Gano. a white
Girl. aged eleven years. was captured
near Bienville. lie was taken before
a little one and positively identi.
fled. When a deputy sheriff started
10 Jail with Page a mob OF 500 took
him away from the officer. He was
given a formal trial. He confessed.
The negro was then stood up against
tree and bullet-riddled His body
was then laid upon n pile OF wood,
dreiched with coal oil and burned 10
4 crisp.
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Fifteen Hundred Chickens Killed.

Atlanta. Feb. 26.-Fifteen hundred
chickens were killed by the concus
sion and about 500 escaped when two
trains side swiped" on the Southern
railway near thu city. The chickens
we're in car which contained alto
gether $500 bound for New York from
Dailar. Tex.
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win Be No Strike.

indianapolis. Feb. 26-In a state.
mont 10 the Associated Press Vice
President T l., Lewis Of the United
Mine Workers of America declares
that there viii be no strike Of the
mine workers on April !, saying the
operators will restore the reduction
accepted by the miners two years ago,
and perhaps more.
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SIX DEAD.

Anarchists Cause Three Deaths by
eombs and Loss Their LiVes.
Odessa. Feb. 2G.-At o'clock Sun.
morning the police suddenly raided
the residence OF three anarchists, who
In turn threw bombs. which exploded.
killing a police oommissary and the
janitor OF the building and his wife.
Thereupon the Cossacks were sum
moned and bOmbarded the house, KIN.
ing all three OF the anarchists.
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CASTRO DEFIANT.
Says Ne VIII Humble France and
Break Up this Monroe Doctrine.

wllestad. Reb. 26.--Adyices re-
coiyed here from Venezuela are that
President Castro says he will humble
France and break up the Monroe doc
trine. clear out the French from Ven.
ezuola and then start on. Americans.
Englishmen and Germans, who, he de
clcres. are worse than Chinese. He Is
reporter as saying that he viii clear
the country OF foreigners. He Is very
bitter against Americans. who. he
says. are after his country.
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BLANCHARD MAY ATTEND.
Louisiana Executive VIII Return TO
s. revercrt Thursday Morning.

s. revepert Thursday Morning.
Shreveport, Feb. 26.-It is probable
that Governor blanchard will witness
the hanging OF Charles Coleman Thurs.
day The governor left Sunday for
Baton Rougo. and viii return to
Shreveport Thursday morning. accom-
panied by the assistant secretary OF
state. who win bring the state seal
with him Immediately after the gov
ernor's arrival here he wiz sign the
death warrant.
Feeling having subsidized. the mill
tary company from Monroe. which has
been here guarding Colcman. was re-
lleyed from duty and ordered home
Three companies are still az the jail
and will be kept there until a.tr the
hanging
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Roland Browne Acquitted.

Austin. Feb. 26.-Roland Browne.
charged with the murder Of the late
Congressman Pinckney and brother,
r. c. Pinckney. NJ Hampstead. tried
here on change OF venue. was acqult-
ted The jury was out two hours
and fifteen minutes.
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Re.innn Truateeshln.

Philadelphia. Feb. Eningham p.
Morris OF this city resigned his trus-
teeship In the Mutual Life Insurance
company OF New York. Mr.. Morris
gives as his reason for the resignation
pressure OF business He Is president
OF the Glrard Trust company OF this
city.
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RAILROADS WIN.
Citrus Fruit Cases Are Decided In
Their Favor

Washington. Feb 26.-Suits In the
citrus fruit" cases. In which all rail.
roads OF southern California are inter.
ested. were decided favorable to the
railroads by the supreme court OF the
United States. the opinion being read
by Justice Peckham The cases In
volved the right OF railroad companies
TO designate the route for fruit shipped
east after leaving their own lines The
decision OF the circuit court for the
Southern district OF California Is 70
Nnrsnd
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CONGRATULATIONS GIVEN.

Ambassador Tower Presents Message
Of President Roosevelt.
Berlin. Feb. 26.-hmbassador Tower
Monday presented President Roose-
yelt's message OF congratulations TO
the German emperor and empress on
their silver wedding anniversary. The
emperor. In expressing his thanks,
mentioned the wedding OF Miss Alice
Roosevelt to Nicholas Longworth and
the marriage OF tho Duchess Sophie to
Prince Eitel Frederick. which occurs
Tuesday. and said he hoped these
young people would be as happy as he
and the empress have Oeen.
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Cnlcago. Feb. 26.-In an alteration
between Chief Of Police Conroy ana
Mayor Hale OF South Chicago former
was probably fatally hurt
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10 Says covs1< W sAN (
has issued the @X gu Ma
with respect to ~ A>ssla
sassinatlon case: W.
Il want to state officially thai ~
~ Orchard has made a full concession
as TO the manner and motive OF the
assassination OF former Governor
steunenberg. telling OF the plans made
and giving the names OF those making
them. The assassination OF former
Governor s.eunenberg on the evening
Of Zee. 30. 1905, was the third attempt
that Orchard made against his lie.
This confession was made 10 James
Mcfarland. Il included history OF
his life from his early boyhood up TO
the time OF his arrest. In that con.
fe~sion Orchard implicated all those
now under arrest and others. including
]. l.. Simpklns. lie told the story Of
twenty-six murders. the result OF con.
splracl,s In which all the accused par.
ties we're interested. When the story
is given to the public believe II will
be the greatest narrative OF crime
which the world knows.
There has never been any doubt
a. to the truth OF Orchards confession
among those who are familiar with the
crimes committed In Idaho and Colo
RADIO. and charged 10 the inner circle
OF the Western Federation OF Miners.
have seen Orchard myself since this
confession was iaade. He told me that
no promises of clemency or reward had
been held out to him by Mcfarland or
any one else. Mr.. Mcfarland was
aided Ia his work by Orchards early
training. The impression OF the early
days came up and smote his conscience
when he was brought face 10 face with
God. He told me that he believed In
supreme being and a hereafter and
that his one thought was 10 make his
peace with his Maker
"The state desires 20 secure justice
There Is no thought of furnishing the
innocent or waging war on any labor
organization. | wish TO announce that
I have withdrawn the offer OF $1,000
reward made by the state for the pun
ishment OF the guilty parties. and have
advised that the parties who Offered
I rewards 90 do likewise
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EXIT BLOCKED.

-Four Hundred Children In Panic. and
Fifty injured.
Alton. H.. Feb. 26.-while 400 chill.
dren were being entertained In ST.
Mary's schooo hall with moving pic.
lures celluloid films were ignited. a
panic resulted A rush was made for
the exit. but Il was blocked About
fifty children were injured
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SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Several Hundred Dollars In Money ard
Stamps Stolen.

Nashville. Feb. &c. - The sub-post.
Office at West Nashville, a suburb Of
this city. was robbed at an early hour
Monday morning. The safe was blown
open with dynamite. Several hundred
dollars in money and stamps were
taken
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coNFessEs CRIME.
Brute Drags Sick wife From Bed and
Shoots Her.

Durham. n. c.. Feb. 2G.-John II.
Hodges confesses that he dragged his
sick wife from her bed. breaking her
left arm. and while she lay on the
floor shot her through the breast. His
son. nineteen years old. who attempt
ed TO interfere. was knocked down.
Mrs. Hodges had recently instituted
divorce proceedings.
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SLAIN FROM AMBUSH.
One Man OF a Party Of Five Meets
His Death Thus.

De Ridder. la. reb. ga party of
five men we're shot into from ambush
and one Of them-Ed Ganschmann-
killed. and Simon Bllho and Lee Gal
loway wounded. Jone and Sam Ra.
ger. who were arrested. admit doing
the shooting. An attempt was made
90 storm the jail. but the prisoners
were spirited away.
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New YORK. rah 2G-Cotton market
opened stcr' ard advanced mp TO
uoon Mnnfl. 2 point
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White HopefuI.

Algeciras Spain. Feb. 2i.--American
Delegate White thinks harmony will
prevail on international bank issues
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GERMANY WILLING.
VIII Make Further Concession Pro.
vided France Does SO. Too.

Berlin. Feb. 26.-The German gov
eminent decided to make further con.
cession TO French views on the Moroc-
can question provided the French will
Weld something.
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rrl.no NELSON HURT.
In Saving a Lady and Three
Children From Death.

Vlngton w. Va. Feb. ss.-I'ah@
Nelson. the champion ligh
sght pugilist, who is spendinga few
Ays in the mountains at Blue Sui
'hQr. near here. prior to going into
raiking al Philadelphia. was painful
y btuised In stopping runaway Al
, 1906-07-12
HOTEL ARRIVAL

At the Johnson-C. w. Brown, North
park; Raymond Lynch, Mrs. Kreiger,
Pueblo, Colo; C. b. Eggleston, Her
mosa; ]. NJ. Johnson, Jack Phelan,
Cheyenne; C. w. Clark, Denver;
George H. Chapman, Clyde Chapman,
John Fern, Leslie; D. NJ. Bell, Bosler;
Torrance Fee, Henry Myers, Mandel;
M. R. Boyd, Dale creek; II. Hanson,
Wyoming; August Radichal, Plumba-
go; w. ]. Cone, Fitzpatrick Bros; Carl
Sieverts, Little Medicine.
AT the Kuster-Mrs. A. e. Hoss, Mill
brook; Mrs. e. F.. Patterson, st. 10
seph, Mo-; Tom Patrick, Matthew Pull,
cher, county; T. E. Beal, T. c. Bacon,
Jose Urbernago, Roman Barabe, Do
mingo, Boise, Ida; W. A. Arthur,
HALEY, Idaho; ]. w. Reece, Omaha,
At the Union Pacific. w. Douglas,
Robert Harris, l. w. Charles, w. G
Myers, A. F. ziegenfelder, j. A. Ark
man, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.'BelI
and children, Millbrook; T. C. Heft and
wife, Council Bluffs; B. Appel, G. C
Goodman, New York; H. Clay Thomas
Tacoma, Wash.
, 1906-07-12
If You Have Friends

or relatives coming to Laramie, be sure
their tickets read over the Union Pa,
cifc. A long journey a extra eX-
pense for meals and incidentals, and
a waste of valuable time en- route. Why
have your friends incur unnecessary
expense or delay in travelling via cir
cuitous routes, when you can ride in
the finest train-on a perfectly ballast
ed track-over a direct road?
The fast trains of the Union Pacific
reach all principal points many hours
ahead of all competitors. Via the Union
Pacific 1t is twelve hours shorter to
Omaha than any other line. Inquire of
l. W. EMMONS, Agent.
, 1906-07-12
LARAMIE AND RAWLlNS.

Clipped from the Rawlins Republi-
can.
E. J. Maybe left for Laramie last ev-
ening on a watch inspection tour.
T. A. Ready was in Laramie Sunday
to attend the Knights of Columbus
meeting.
Frank Blake left for Laramie Satur-
day evening to attend the meeting of
the knights of Columbus.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. McCreery are
rejoicing over the arrival at there home
of a seven pound girl. Cards have
been sent out announcing the event
and giving the name of the young la
dy as Susan Herriet McCreery.
The Rawlins Gun club is busy every
Sunday now practicing on blue rocks
with a view of shooting against Lara
, 1906-07-12
Albany Lodqe Officers.

The following officers Of Albany
lodge, Odd Fellows, were installed at
the meeting of the lodge last evening:
Noble Grand-R. B. Moudy.
Vice Grand-B. ]. Fennell.
Secretary-Victor Cokefair.
Right Supporter to Noble Grand
George Gebhardt.
Left Supporter to Noble Grand
James Foster.
Warden-F. H. Koch.
Conductor. A. Johnson.
Right Scene Supporter. c. Jones
Left Scene Supporter-John G. Pom.
ting.
Outer Guard-James Naismith.
Inner Guard-W. E. Beltz.
Right Supporter to Vice Grand-R
Johnson.
Left Supporter to Vice Grand-Johh
R. Cordiner.
Chaplain-Wilis Jensen.
, 1906-07-12

ME at the county fair there this fall.
A medal has been suggested as a tro-
ply for the best shot in the Rawlins
club, to be shot for every Sunday.
A number of Rawlins people were in
Laramie Sunday to attend the meeting
of the Knights of Columbus. Leo
Wern was initiated into the order.
Among the party from here that at
tended were J.. e. Cosgriff, j. ]. Cullen,
E. NJ. Tierney, e. ]. Maybe, Leo Verne
and Mike Hogan.
, 1906-07-12

to their home at Woods today, Mrs
Pollock having come to the city to re.
ceiye medical treatment.
Prof. H. T. Novel; returned to Chev.
enne at noon today, where he Is con.
Quoting some dry farming experiments
for the experiment station.
Ernest Johnson left this morning by
the Keystone stage for the Douglas
creek tie camp to resume his position
with the Carbon Timber company.
Hon. Otto Gramm returned at noon
from Saratoga, where he had been fish
ing with R. p. Fuller of Cheyenne and
Prof. B. C. Buffum of the experiment
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Graham have re-
turned from Denver, where they had
been for a few days visit, and Mr.. Ora
ham has resumed his position in the
Pacific market.
Mrs. A. E. Hoss of the Millbrook
ranch was joined here last night by
her mother, Mrs. e. F. Patterson, of
st. Joseph, Mo, who accompanied her
to the ranch today.
P. C. Rauner and Niles Callahan left
today for Denver to be present at the
Elks' convention next week. The re-
mainder of the Laramie herd will go
Sunday and Monday.
r. F. Fuller of Cheyenne, the state
land commissioner, passed through the
city at noon today, en- route home
from Saratoga, where he had been
with Otto Gramm and Prof. Buffum on
a fishing trip.
Thomas and Dick King, brothers Of
the engineer of the swith engine, have
gone with their families to the New
fork country, in Fremont county,
where they have taken up homesteads
and will locate. They have been ranch
ing on the Big Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Bell n daugh-
ters were among the guests at the I'm
ion Pacific last night. Mrs. Bell was
here to attend the social function Civ
en- by Mrs. Atherly and Mrs. Clyde
Atherly yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bell
was at the race at the fair grounds
during the afternoon.
Prof. B. c. Buffum of the experiment
left on the noon train today for
Cheyenne, where he will have a con-
ference tomorrow with Prof. Meade,
the irrigation expert, concerning the
dry farming experiments being carried
on near that city. He will probably
return home Saturday morning.
M. A. Mari, a large sheep owner of
S~hoshone, Idaho, was a city visitor yes
terday, having come thus far with a
of sheep. He left the train
here and proceeded eastward by pas
train. Mr.. Mari is a promi-
nent Elk of his home town and was
entertained while here by a number of
the local fraternity.
, 1906-07-12
CASTLE IS
FORMED
ORGANIZATION OF ROYAL HIGH
LANDERs COMPLETED AT
GRAND ARMY HALL.
r. muokiey of the Rolling Mills
Selected as lllustrious Protector
Charter List Contains Fifty-eiaht
Names, But Will Be Kept Open
Few Days for Others.

Kenthel castle No. asa, of the Royal
Highlanders, was organized last night
at the G. A. R hall, with a membership
of ffty-eight. The charter, however.
will be held open until July 25th, the
second meeting, at which time many
more will be added t the list. The fol
lowing are the officers of the castle:
Illustrious Protector-John X. Muck.
ley.
Past Illustrious Protector-H. Allen
.Gish.
Chief Counselor-William H. Isberg.
Worthy Evangel-Charles L. Patch
ell.
Valiant Guard-o1ive NJ. Weightman.
acknowledgement NJ. Brodie.
Chief of Spearsmen-Effie Chapman.
Chief of Archers-Martha w. OFT.
First Worthy Censor-Ginx G. Rich.
Second Worthy Censor-Wilma Ire
wartha.
Secretary and Treasurer-Harry ].
Hunt.
Warden-Ida L. McClary.
Sentry-Herman Madsen.
Managers-Fred A. Miller, Herbert
King and Mary NJ. Campbell.
Physical Examiners-Dr. H. e. Nc,
Collum and DR.. ]. A. Ballard.
The castle will meet on the second
and fourth Wednesday evenings of
each month at the Grand Army hall.
, 1906-07-12
state of Ohio, City of Toledo,

State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, SIS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm of f. ].
Cheney e Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo, county and state after
said, and hat said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1886.
(Seal.) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1906-07-12
PERSONAL

Torrance Fee is in town.
H. Hanson of Wyoming is here.
Henry Myers is in from Mandel.
D. NJ. Bell was in from Bosler today.
]. l.. White of Rock River is in the
city.
Bert Hoss has returned from Chey.
enen.
Mrs. Baker, the nurse, left this after.
noon for Joplin.
w. r. Boyd was down from Dale
creek this morning.
Austin Comfy left this morning for
the Boswell ranch.
Tom Patrick n Matthew Pulcher
were city visitors today.
C. W. Brown of North park was
among the visitors to the city last
night.
]. NJ. Johnson and Jack Phelan of
Cheyenne were among the visitors to
the city last night.
Bailey Cornwell left today for Fort
Collins, and will be Joined on Satur,
day by Mrs. Cornwell.
Hon. Carl Sieverts of Little Medicine
is in the city for a few days, arriving
from his home last night.
C. R. Root of Omaha was among the
visitors to the city last night, looking
after his interests in this city.
August Radichal of Plumbago was
among the arrivals in the city last
night, registered at the Johnson.
Glenn Fennell left at loon today fol
Carlisle, Neb., where he will visit fol
some time with his grandparents.
w. ]. Cone, bookkeeper for the Kill
patrick Brothers & Collins company al
Lookout, was a city visitor last night
William Naismith returned at noon
today from Ogden, where he has been
taking treatment at the hot springs
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Homer left for
I0elr TduCu lllS dlltl hOOhJ SNAO Luz
having come for them with the team
today.
A. TRADING returned last night from
Centennial, where he had been look
ing after his interests in the Centennial
valley.
C. B. Eggleston returned last night
from Hermosa, near where he has
some mining claims, which he has
been looking after.
George Irwin, who vas in from the
Stickney ranch to witness the horse
race yesterday afternoon, returned
home this morning.
George H. Chapman left this morn
ing for Leslie with a six-horse team
the wagon bearing the air compressoi
for the Strong mine.
Mrs. S. j. Casteel and niece, Mis-
Katheryn Smith, and Mrs. E. kauff
man left this morning for their hom'
on the Big creek ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Z. Pollock returne'
, 1906-07-12
POPULAR LARAMIE LADY
CELEBRATING BIRTHDAY,

Mrs. c. S. Greenbaum is today cele-
brating her birthday, although she is
doing so very quietly, owing to quar-
antine. Mrs. Greenbaum was born at
Quincy, Ill, and came to Laramie
twenty-three a ago, when a small
girl. Her friends hope to help her eel
citrate many more birthdays.
, 1906-07-12

land adjoining a lot he purchased from
her, was decided against by the state
supreme court yesterday. The strip
was in dispute between the two par
ties.
, 1906-07-12
Modest Claims often Garry the Most
Conviction.

Modest Claims often Garry the Most
Conviction.
When Maxim, the famous gun in
%ventor, placed his gun before a COM
mittee of judges he stated its carrying
power to be much below what he felt
sure the gun would accomplish. The
result of the trial was therefore a great
surprise, instead of disappointment. 1t
is the same with the manufacturers of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. They do not publicly
boast of all this remedy will accomp-
fish, but prefer t. let the users make
the statements. What they do claim,
is that it will positively cure diarrhoea,
d~ysentery, pains in the stomach and
bowels and has never been known to
fail. For sale by Eggleston Drug Co.
, 1906-07-12
Paying Attention to Laws.
PLENTY OF MUD
ON THE LUND ROAD.

J.. E. Winslow, wife and daughter re-
turned last afternoon from Lund's,
Mr.. Winslow says the road from the
ranch is quite muddy in places, show
ing that there has been a good fall of
rain up the river.
, 1906-07-12

Special East-sound Excursion,
via Union Pacific, July list to 10th, to
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, st.
Louis and intermediate points. Fol
rates and other information call on
/. ". EMMONS, Agent.
, 1906-07-12
LIGHT INSTALLED
IN HOUSTON STORE.

Work is progressing so rapidly on
the Houston store building at 205
Grand avenue that Messrs. jackson
and Brands last night installed a new
F. P. light, to use its own gas.