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If the insurance officials cannot agree
to Armstrong committee proposals, it
is suggested that referendum to the
policyholders might be rcsorted to.
, 1906-10-06
MEETING To BE HELD NEXT
WEEK AT THE CARNEGIE IL
BRARY AUDITORIUM IN
THIS CITY.
Sessions Begin Tuesday Afternoon at
Three O'Clock With Meeting of Eek.
ecutive Board and End With Auto
mobile Ride on Saturday-List of
Officers and Delegates, With Most
Important Committees.

The third annual convention of the
Wyoming State Federation of Women's
clubs will be held in the auditorium of
the Carnegie library building at Fourth
and Grand avenue on the 9th, 10th, 18th
and 18th. The message of the fedora
ton is, "We stand for Purity, Progress,
Philanthropy and Peace" Motto, TN
v~estigate, Impart, Improve" Flower
of the federation, the Goldenrod. The
program for the meeting is one of the
most interesting ever prepared for a
similar meeting of the federation, and
the attendance is expected to be the
largest on record.
Mrs. Bellamy, chairman of the ere
Dental committee, issues the follow
ing list of delegates who are expected
to attend the federation meeting next
week:
Cheyenne-Mrs. Myer Frank, Mrs. A.
P. Hanson, Mrs. William Myers, Mrs.
liver Johnson, Mrs. ]. E. Abbott, Mrs.
B. B. Brooks, Mrs. j. H. Conway, Mrs.
F. Niswander, Mrs. T. T. lyman, Mfs.
Idleman, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Wyman,
Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. F. N.
Jones, Mrs. j. F. Graham, Mrs. Gibson
Clarke, Mrs. j. !. Smith, Mrs. A. Under
wood, Mrs. Paul o. Brewster, Mrs. A.
Russell Buck, Mrs. milford, Mrs. H. E.
Grain, Mrs. E. Mason Smith, Mrs. L. r.
Tyson, Mrs. H. B. Henderson, Mrs. w,
J Whipple, Mrs. Dobbins, Mrs. ]. Wal
ton, Miss Gertrude Dobbins, Miss Wini
fred Woods.
Cody-Dr. Frances Lane.
Sheridan-Mrs. B. f. Perkins, Mrs.
W. S. Metz, Mrs. G. W. Perry, Mrs. DR..
Stevenson, Mrs. Ed Wunderlich, Mrs.
II. D. Grodavant, Mrs. Ed. Gillette Mrs.
A. NJ. Halbert, Mrs. N. w. CHASED,
Miss Coffeen.
Wheatland-Mrs. Frank N. Shiek,
Mrs. E. T. David, Mrs. H. L. Hodgin,
Mrs. Hunton.
Rawlins-Mrs. ]. A. Donnel and one
other.
Thermopolis-Miss Izetta Adams,
Mrs. Woods.
Newcastle-Mrs. F. w. Mondell, Mrs
j. L. Baird.
, 1906-10-06
QUARTERLY MEETING OF
THE LAND COMPANY.

The quarterly meeting of the trus-
tees of the Wyoming Central Land
and Improvement company was held
at the directors room of the Albany
County National bank today, with all
the trustees present. They are A. c..
Jones, president; S. c. Downey, secre-
tary; E. d. Hiskey, treasurer; and
Messrs. R. H. Homer, Eli Crumrine, c..
d. Spalding, Jesse Converse, N. E..
Corthell and A. Trabing. The bills for
the quarter were allowed and the mat
ter of the new ditch, to water the Hart
ranch and other lands, was left to the
executive committee. Some of the sur
veys for the ditch have been made. 1t
will be five or six miles long.
, 1906-10-06
LARAMIE, WYOMING, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1906.
MINING COMPANY HAS
ITS ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the French
Creek Mining company WIS held last
night, at the company's Offices in this
city, when the following trustees were
elected: Frank G. Bevans and Will
lam Story of Cheyenne, John Crooks
and Will Peabody of this city, and j,
l.. Cadieux of Holmes. The board
elected these officers:
President-John Crooks.
Vice President-J. L. Cadieux.
Manager-William Story.
Secretary n Treasurer-Will Pea
body.
The company owns seven claims in
the French creek section. The annual
assessment work has been done. On
one claim the tunnel has penetrated
ninety feet and a shaft on another is
ninety feet deep, both claims giving
rich promise. The company is now
working and will proceed to push its
property.
, 1906-10-06

Bentley of Sheridan, Mrs. A. E. Miller
of Laramie, Mrs. Nicolaysen of a
per and Mrs. Gibson Clarke of Chey-
enne.
Memorial Home-Mrs. Mary G.. Bel.
iamy of Laramie, chairman; Mrs. Rob
ert LaFontaine OF Cheyenne and Mrs.
l.. C. Tidball of Sheridan.
Other committees are club extension,
transportation, press, industrial and
child labor, legislature n printing.
Meeting of Committee.
The credentials committee will be in
session in the Woman's club room, Car
negie hall, Tuesday afternoon from 3
until 5 and Wednesday morning from
8 until II o'clock.
Before receiving credentials the
yearly club dues to the federation must
be paid.
Program of Meeting.
Following is the program for the
four days sessions of the federation,
the printed program fixing Saturday
forenoon as the date of an automobile
ride about the city and to the principal
points of interest hereabouts:
Tuesday, October 9th.
Meeting in Woman's Club room.
8 p. m.-Meeting of executive board,
4 p. m-Meeting of board of direc-
tors.
Tuesday Evening.
s o'clock. Mrs. Shiek Presiding.
Invocation-Rev. Hogbin.
Orchestra-Led by Mrs. Stevens.
Welcome-Hon. j. B. Mckee, mayor
of Laramie.
Welcome-Hon. c. P. Arnold.
Welcome-Mrs. A. Erickson, presi-
dent of Woman's club.
Response-Mrs. Frank N. Shiek,
president of the state federation.
Addresses.
"A spirit-flled Life"-Mrs. Harry E
Churchill, president Colorado state fed.
Grafton, Greeley, Colo.
Vocal solo-Miss Burke.
The Club"-Mrs. c. H. Jackson,
Denver, Colo.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Latimer.
Wednesday, October 10th.
Carnegie auditorium, Mrs. Shiek pre-,
siding:
$3.50 a. m.-Call to order, federation
greetings.
Reports Of committees:
Credentials-Mrs. Charles Bellamy.
Rules and Regulations.
Program-Mrs. B. F. Perkins.
Local board-Mrs. N. E Corthell.
Executive Board-Mis Woods.
Reports of state officers:
Recording Secretary-Mrs. F. D..
Spafford.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Win.
fired Woods.
Treasurer-Dr. Frances Lane.
Auditor-Mrs. Ellen L. Hunton.
General Federation Secretary-Mrs
William Guiterman.
1890 a. m. Presidents Annual AID.
dress-Mrs. Shiek.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Mrs. Shiek presiding.
2 l. minutes, Mrs. Spafford.
, 1906-10-06
COURSE HAS
GOOD START
SEMINAR ATTENDED BY NEARLY
TWO SCORE OF INTERESTED
PERSONS IN READING.
DR.. WergeIand Occupied Position of
Leader, Becoming Center of Dis
cussion of Works of Great Class
ical Dramatic Neutrality-suspicious.
Beginning of Course.

The seminar course in comparative
modern literature had a very auspi-
cious beginning at its first session last
night, at the Carnegie library. There
were over thirty in attendance, proving
the wisdom of the selection of the IL
brary as a meeting place.
Introduction to lbsen.
The students of the course sat
around the tables in the reading room,
they all having been placed in a row
for convenience, and DR.. Wergeland,
who led the evenings work, sat in the
center. DIR. Wergeland's paper was an
Introduction to the study OF lbsen.
She dwelt at some length on his envi-
ronment, the political and social con-
ditions of Norway, and the elements
and influences that contributed to
shape his genius. 1t is doubtful If any
where a more inspiring leader for such
a course than DR.. Wergeland could be
found.
Member of Great Family.
A Norwegian herself, she is a mem
Der of that great family which has
contributed so much to the emancipa-
ton and advancement of her father
land. Camilla Collet, Norway's great
woman novelist, who furnished lbsen
with the key note and inspiration for
all the female characters in his later
dramas, was a cousin of DR.. Verge
lands, and thus through her family
connection she has had an insight into
the inner workings of the Norwegian
literary life and movements which is
altogether unique and which will be of
great value Il the students of our uni
versity. DR.. Wergeland is an ardent
patriot, and so her love of country and
pride in its great men and movements
added an -earnestness and reality to
what she said, making it doubly in
structive and helpful. Her paper fur
nished just the predatory outline neces-
sary to an intelligent reading OF the
dramatist's life prior to the study OF
his literary work.
Urged to Strict Reading.
This the members of the class were
urged to do during the coming week
and also, If possible, to read Pillars
OF Society" which will form the sub
ject of discussion next Friday evening
After DR.. Wergeland's paper there was
a very animated and interesting dis
cussion and many eager questions were
asked. Altogether the session was
delightful one, marking what is prob
apiy the most advanced step the uni
yersity has as yet taken in what may
, 1906-10-06
Awful Fate of Bridal counls

Martinsburg, w. Va, Oct. Cred
erick Cowan and his ~17-year-old bride,
after a sensational elopement, left the
home of the preacher and started for a
train, crossing the meadow to save
time. A bull was in the field. and
angered by the bright red dress Of the
woman, charged down on the pair,
ripped them with his horns and tram
pied them to death.
, 1906-10-06
FIVE BODIES
WERE RECOVERED
EXPLOSION IN DUTcHMAN NINE
AT RATION BURIES TEN VIC
TINS IN RUINS OF SHAFT.
Body of John Berry, Forty Years of
Age, Taken Out Today-Ali Night
Men, Women and Children How
cred About Opening of Mine, Hop
ing Against Hope for Loved Ones.

Ration, N. NJ, Oct. Cup to this
morning only five bodies of the fifteen
men who persisted in the gas explosion
at the Dutchman mine yesterday have
been recovered. A number of dead
mules were brought out of the mines,
poisoned by the gas.
One Man Identified.
One of the bodies recovered is that
of John Berry, aged 40 years. All
night long men and women crowded
about the opening of the mine, hoping
against hope hal some of the fifteen
might be alive. Widows and children
cried ~piteously.
, 1906-10-06
FIRST OF THREE DIVORCED
WIVES TO TESTIFY IN PRO-
TEST OF DEAD MILL
IONAIRE'S WILL.
She Said He Was intoxicated Nearly
All the Time of Their Married Life
and Other Two Are Also Willing
to Testify as to His Mental Condi-
tion-MobiIe Mob Trying to Get
Line on Two Rape Fiends.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-Mrs. Laura
Wicks, the divorced first wife of the
late Thomas Wicks, president of the
Pullman company, testified in court to-
day that Wicks was intoxicated nearly
all the time of their married life.
Three Divorced Wives.
The two succeeding wives of the
Pullman car magnate, both of whom
are also divorced, will testify to his
mental condition. The will of Wicks,
who died a millionaire, is being pro.
tested by the three children of the
first wife.
First Wife Bought His Suit.
Mrs. Wicks testified also that when
she married her husband, thirty-four
years ago, she had $4,000 and he not
a cent. She purchased the dress suit
in which he was married.
, 1906-10-06
Automobile RACE FOR
THE VANDERBILT CUP

pected of him, but his performance
not j~ustifying the heavy wagers laid
that he would come in first, second or
third. He finished seventh.
Boy Run Down.
The weather was perfect and the
roads were in the finest condition. The
event is considered a success. There
were two fatalities. A boy trying to
cross the road when the machines were
flashing along was caught by one of
them and thrown twenty feet in the
air. When the lad struck the ground
he was dead.
Unknown Man Killed.
Just before the close of the contest
the car run by Eliot F. Shepard, jr.,
ran down and killed an unknown man.
Another car ran into and badly hurt
Ralph Woods n Edward Means of
Manhazzet. Thus the record so far is
two killed n four seriously injured.
More Than Mile a Minute.
The winner, Lewis Wagner, was
driving a French car. Time, 297 miles
in 29O minutes.
Second, Lancier, driving an Italian
car, 293 minutes.
Third, Duray, in a French car, and
Jenatzy, driving a German car, seven
and nine minutes behind the third.
Time of others, no record.
Tracy Killed a Boy.
1t was Tracy who struck and killed
the boy, Herbert Baldwin. Another
car struck John Brooks of Port Wash
ington, hurting him.
Tracy did some sensational going on
the fifth lap, and was wildly cheered.
He made t~wenty-nine miles in twenty
six minutes.
Wagner an Expert.
Wagner, the winner, is one of the
most expert drivers in Europe. He
drove a magnificent race and held the
lead from the very first. The start
was delayed by dense fog for nearly
half an hour.
, 1906-10-06
says Postmaster ReItz.

quite a number of assignments have
been made to new boxes, but a
great many persons have not
been seen yet, and the postofice
boys are DESTROYS of having as many
call tomorrow as al so that their mail
will be cared for. All outstanding keys
will be redeemed at the key deposit
rate, or where parties desire new boxes,
the key will be exchanged. The rates
in the new building are 60 cents and
rs cents and 81, and all but five of the
larger sized boxes have been already
assigned. The rate in the old build
ing was so cents and 81, there being
but two sizes so that the department
has made a small advance in box
charge, but We are still far better than
in the larger cities, as in Denver for
a small box the charge is S1.50 per
quarter
Hopes to Get Settled.
All the fixtures have o been re-
ceived yet, but a number of things are
on the road n arriving almost daily,
but this being the heavy quarter of the
year, the postmaster is anxious to get
settled before the heavy business Incl
dent to the holiday seaso begins.
The mails will be tied out at the
old stand tonight at $50 as usual, and
that will end the dispatch from there.
The mail arriving tonight will be TAX
en- to the new site and distributed in
the new building.
viii Deliver From New Home.
The general delivery will be had at
the new building tomorrow, and the
carriers will take their mail from
there.
With the many changes in location
OF boxes there may be some delay and
mistakes, and the officials beg the pa
tience of the public, but promise to do
their best for prompt and correct de
livery and dispatch.
Plants for Library.
Postmaster Beltz today presented to
the Carnegie library the two large
rose geranium plants which have beer
standing in the widow at the ~postofice
for two or three years, and which
have been the delight of hundreds, not
alone for their immense size, but for
the fragrance of their leaves. The
plants will be allowed to remain in
the present postofice building for a
day or two, until the fixtures have been
torn out, as their removal otherwise
would be difficult and dangerous.
, 1906-10-06
officers of the Federation,

Following is a list Of the officers OF
the federation at the present time,
nearly all of whom expect to be pres,
n at the meeting next week:
President-Mrs. Frank N. Shiek,
Wheatland.
First Vice President-Mrs. B. F. Per,
kins, Sheridan.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. F. D,
S%pafford, Laramie.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Win,
fired w. Woods, Cheyenne.
Federation Secretary-Mrs. William
Guiterman, Cheyenne.
Treasurer-Dr. Frances Lane, Cody,
Auditor-Mrs. Ellen L. Hunton, New.
castle.
Committees.
Local Board-Mrs. N. q. Corthell,
chairman; Mrs. C. P. Arnold, Mrs. ].
II. Symons, Mrs. Andrew Erickson and
Mrs. S. W. Downey, all of Laramie.
Credentials-Mrs. Charles Bellamy,
chairman: Mrs. R. E Fitch and Miss
Mary Wright, all Of Laramie.
Resolutions-Dr. Frances Lane of
Cody, chairman; Mrs. /. r. Swigart of
Laramie and Mrs. W. C. milford OF
Cheyenne.
Constituencies Winifred Woods
Of Cheyenne, chairman; Mrs. j. J,
, 1906-10-06
~FEARFULLY WOUNDED.
Found Naked With Head Hacked and
Bruised Crawling by Road.

Amarillo, Tex, Oct. Ga man
about 20 years old, who is believed to
be DR.. w. NJ. Cook of Denver and Pu-
eblo, is in st. Anthony's sanitarium
mortally injured. The appearance of
his head, which is hacked, indicates
that he was assaulted with a Ratchet.
The police are absolutely without a
clew as to the identity of his assail-
ant. Mrs. Archibald Ward, while driv-
ing with her son, discovered a naked
man trying to crawl along the road.
She notified a man living near by and
the nan was taken to the sanitarium.
, 1906-10-06
Fought and Fell Five Floors.

Cleveland, O., Oct. 6.-Bernard Will
ford and Harry Bants, both in their
early twenties, are mangled corpses
this morning. Clasped in each others
arms, these two clerks in the office of
the Lake Shore railroad, who had been
fighting over the affections of a girl,
plunged through a window on the fifth
floor and dropped to their death on the
pavement before the eyes of a large
number of horror-stricken people, who
had been watching the struggle from
nearby buildings.
, 1906-10-06
KILLED HERSELF.
Young Woman Drinks chIoroform At.
ter Being Spurned and Tilted.

Montrose, Colo, Oct. 6.-Spurned by
one man and Tilted by another with
whom she expected to elope, Miss
Topsy Wood, aged % years, committed
suicide in a fit of dependency from
drinking chloroform at Salt Lake. At
the time of her tragic death Miss Wood
was under indictment in Montrose
county, charged with an attempt to
murder Edward Keller, a well known
and wealthy stock broker. and his
young bride. Keller before marrying
his wife had paid more or less atten-
ton to Miss Wood.
, 1906-10-06
ARE CONDEMNED
AND EXECUTED
TEN T~ERRoRlSTS TRIED BY DRUM.
HEAD coURT-MARTIAL AND
HANGED IN SHORT TIME.
Russian Government Making Quick
Work of Terrorists Arrested by
the PoIice-Prisoners Being Con.
veyed to Jail Shot to Prevent Fall.
ing Into Hands of Friends.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 6.-The govern
ment is taking quick revenge on the
%terrorists. The ten arrested in con-
nection with the recent uprising were
tried this morning by a drumhead
court-martial, condemned to death and
taken out and hanged.
Prisoners Shot Dead.
In Moscow today the police were
taking three revolutionists to Jail,
when a crowd attacked the officers,
who Immediately shot their prisoners
dead.
, 1906-10-06
PLACE FOR
Believed That Secretary of Navy Will
Go to Federal Supreme Bench.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 6.-In official
circles it is reported today that Secre-
tary of the Navy Bonaparte will be
named for justice of the supreme
court next month. The cabinet Of
ficer stated this morning that he has
it from the president that he will ap-
point neither Taft nor Moody to the
supreme bench.
, 1906-10-06

Tonight and tomorrow the p~ostofice
will be moved to the new government
building, and Postmaster Beltz re-
quests all parties having boxes in the
old building to call at the money Or
der division in the new building tomor-
row and exchange the keys belonging
to their old boxes for keys to the new
ones
, 1906-10-06

! Reports of committees:
Trdnsportation-Mrs. B. B.. Brooks.
Printing-Mrs. Charles Bristol.
Press-Mrs H. B. Henderson.
Constitution-Miss Woods.
Club Extension-Mrs. William Quit
erman.
Industrial and Chill Labor-Mrs.
Charles w. Riner.
Legislative-Mrs. w. S. Metz.
Memorial Home-Mrs. Charles Bel
lamy.
2:40-3:15 p. m. Civil service reform
session.
Civil service reform committee:
Report of the chairman-Mrs. Hold
gin.
Civil Service Reform in Public In
stitutions"-Mrs. G. W. Perry.
Discussion led by Mrs. A. P. Hanson.
3:15-4:45 D.. m. Domestic science
and pure food session.
Domestic science and pure food COM
mittee:
Report of the chairman-Mrs.
Knight.
Address, Our Pure Food Laws n
the Necessity for Them"-Hon. E. w.
Burke, state food commissioner n
vice president of the National Dairy,
Food and Oil commission.
Address, How Can the Consumer
Aid the Pure Food Official ?"-Prof.
Henry G. Knight.
Address, Domestic Science in the
State University"-Dr. Tisdel, presi-
dent of the University of Wyoming.
Wednesday Evening.
Carnegie hall, s o'clock.
A social evening given by the Mems
Literary club of Laramie.
Thursday, October nth.
Mrs. Perkins presiding.
$3.50 a. m, Minutes-Mrs. Spafford.
$40 a. m.-Educational session.
Educational committee:
Report of the chairman-Mrs. I'm
derwood.
How Can the State Federation I'm
prove Educational Conditions?"-Mrs.
Gibson Clark.
Discussion led by Mrs. ]. H. Symons.
1920 a. m.-Miscellaneous business.
1O:40 a. m.-Inspection of state uni
versity, and drill.
Thursday Afternoon,
Mrs. Shiek presiding.
2:3O p. m, Minutes-Mrs. Spafford.
2:40 p. m.-Traveling libraries ses-
sion.
Travelling libraries committee;
Report of the chairman-Mrs. Gui-
terman.
The Inspiration of Libraries"-Mrs.
A. C. Hogbin.
Discussion led by Mrs. Corthell.
3:15 p. m. Civics session.
Civics committee:
Miss Gertrude Wyoming Dobbins.
chairman, Cheyenne.
Mrs. Eva Putnam. Newcastle.
Mrs. ]. H. Van Horn, Cody.
Report of the chairman. Mrs. Dob-
bins.
And the Desert Shall Blossom as a
Continued from page ~
, 1906-10-06
Woman Accomplish Indicted.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 6.-The grand
jury has indicted Mrs. Aurelia Scheck,
the se~lf-confessed accomplice of Ear
nest Stockpole in the brutal murder of
her husband. She was indicted for
perjury. She is only 10 years old, and
with her husband formerly lived in
Colorado Springs. She was Stackpole's
mistress, and admitted him to her
home in the dead of night and stood
by while he shot her husband dead.
Stackpole is under sentence of death.
, 1906-10-06
MAKE TRIAL RUN

BY END OF THE YEAR.
The Douglas Consolidated Placer
Mining company, which is erecting a
large plant on it's placer claims, will
have the machinery installed and
hopes to make a trial run on the
black sands before the closing of bust
ness by winter. The sawmill is now
getting out timber for the fumes, hav.
ing to saw about 100000 feet of lum-
Der. The plant is n of the finest in
the state.
, 1906-10-06
ARE LIVING APART.
Howard Gould and Wife Subject of
Sensational Gossip.

New York, Oct. 6.-Since their re-
turn from Europe, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Gould have been living apart.
Friends, while admitting the estrange-
ment, deny there has been commenced
an action for divorce. Sensational gos-
sip is current.
, 1906-10-06
NO MONKEY BUSINESS.
Cuban Insurgents Overcome by Amer
lean Blue Jackets.

Havana, Oct. 6.-Two hundred in
surgents rode into the city of Puerto
Principe today, waving machets and
threatening the people. They were
soon overwhelmed, however, by Amer
lean marines on duty, who arrested
.ay os the rebels.
, 1906-10-06
HILLS BIG DEAL,
Four Hundred Million Dollar Contract
for Coal for Steel Corporation.

New York, Oct. 6.-James ]. Hill of
the Great Northern has just sold U.s.
100000 tons of coal to the United
States Steel corporation for $500, OOO.-
600. The deal is personally of enor-
nous advantage to Hill and makes him
one OF the worlds richest men.
, 1906-10-06
One Mob Disappointed.

Two thousand men met the Louis
vile and Nashville train this morning,
but were disappointed at the non-ar-
rival of the prisoners. Sheriff Powers
has reached Townsville, Ala. There
is militia aboard the train. Much ex-
element prevails.
, 1906-10-06
TRYING TO ARRANGE
DEBATE ON POLITICS.

The Laramie Literary club is trying
to arrange a joint discussion of poll
tics. Messrs. Crumrine and Will Nc
Murray to represent the republican
side and Messrs. Corthell and Arnold
the democratic side. The full details
have not been completed,
, 1906-10-06
FOUR AT ONCE.
Young Norwegian Woman Mother OF
Quintette of Boys.

Mondovi, Wis, Oct. 6.-Mrs. John
Severson, a young Norwegian living
near here, gave birth to four baby
boys yesterday. The children are
living today.
, 1906-10-06
GERMAN IN FRENCH CAR COVERS
COURSE OF TWO HUNDRED
AND NINETY-SEvEN MILES
IN RAPID TIME.

Maintained Average Speed of More
Than a Mile a Minute, Second Mar
In Race Not Far Behind Him
Unknown Man and Boy Killed and
One Man Seriously Hurt-SeVen-
teen Machines Entered for Event.
, 1906-10-06
BRYAN WILL SPEAK.
Nebraskan to Appear Five Times Dur
ing Colorado Campaign.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 6.-Mr. Bryan has
agreed to deliver five political ad-
dresses in Colorado from October 20
to 20.