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hibiting child labor Ia factories and
mines is receiving special attention
Just now and It's supporters confident
ly predict its passage before the close
OF the present session of Congress,
March 4th, 1907. The bill 10 very Inn
portant and it's passage will abolish at
one stroke the evil OF child labor in
the industries affected Following is
the bill in full, emitting the title and
enacting clause;
"Section l.. That six months from
and after the passage OF this act no
carrier Of interstate commerce shall
transport or accept for transportation
the products OF any factory or mine In
which children under fourteen years
Of age are employed or permitted to
work, which products are offered 10
said interstate carrier by the firm,
person, or corporation owning or oper-
ating said factory or mine, or any
officer or agent or servant thereof, for
transportation into any other State or
TtrritoTy than the one in which said
factofy is located.
"Sec. 2. That no carrier of IN
terstate commerce shall transport or
accept for transportation the producis
OF any factory or mine offered It for
transportation by any person, firm, or
corporation which owns or operates
such factory or mine, or any officer,
agent. or servant OF such person, firm
or corporation. until the president or
secretary or general manager OF such
corporation or member Of such hrm
or the person owning or operating
such factory or mine shall file with said
carrier an Nffiiavit to the effect that
children under fourteen years OF age
are not employed in such factory or
mine.
"Sec. 3. That the form OF said sffi.
davit shall be prescribed by the Score.
tary Of the Department Of Commerce
and Labor. After the frat affidavit IL
filed a like affidavit shall be filed on or
before Jolly first and on or before De-
cember tbirty-first Of each year, with
the interstate carrier TO which such
factory or NINE offers its products for
transportation and after the first az
fidavit subsequent atfidavits shall slsn
state that no children under fourteen
years OF age are employed or permit
ted TO work in said factory or mine or
have been permitted to work Ia said |
factory or mine during the preceding
six months
"Sec. 4. That any officer or agent
Of a carrier OF interstate commerce
who IL party to ans violation Of this
act or who knowingly violates any Of
the provisions Of thts act shall be
punisheI for each offsnse by dne Of
not more than ten thousand dollars
nor less than one thousand dollars, or
BY Imprisonment for not more than six
months nor less than one month, OF by
both said fine and imprisonment, In
the discretion Of the court. Any
person by this set required TO Ole he
affidavit herein provided for Who fails
or refuses 20 Die such ntii1Svit, or who
shall make a false statement IN faid
Afiidsvit, shall be punished By 8 fine
not exceeding twenty thousand dollars
nor lees than five thousand dollars, or
by imprisonment not exceeding one
year nor less than three months, or by
both said hne and Imprisonment. In
The discretion Of the eouFt"
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A Dispatch from Washington taJs
there 10 shortage Of e. bllls. Esidesi-
~ q good many people Needed TIE
WANING 70 do their ChFissmas shop.
rlna early.
, 1906-02-08
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

c. C. Rogers today filed mining loca-
ton claim for the Aurora lode, in sec
ton 10, township IA, range 10.
John R. Cordiner today sold to d.
A. Werner, by mining deed, for So, the
following lode mining claims: Leader
Nos. !, 4 and 5, in the Douglas creek
mining district.
H. B. Neil of Tie Siding today con
veyed to r. e. Fitch, by warranty
deed, for $50, lots 3 and 4, block 2S9,
Park View addition, and lots 2, 3 and
A. block IL, Downey's addition to Lar
annie.
A certificate of full payment of he
capial stock of the Ginet Adding Ma
chine company was filed today. The
stock consists of $500 shares of the
par value of 500 each, four of the
shares being paid in cash and the re.
naming 2,496 in property.
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Walter Jones and Matte
Ambrose, both colored, of Hanna, and
they were married a few minutes latel
by Rev. F. w Bross, at his home
They intended returning home on the
afternoon train. where Mr.. Jones /:
engaged in mining.
, 1906-02-08
ORDER COMES
TO CUT OUT
UNION PACIFIC OFFICIALS NOTI-
Fly DISTRICT FOREMAN TO
PREPARE FOR SCHEME.
Assignments of Engineers and Firemen
to the Two Runs from Laramie
Forwarded to Headquarters for Ap-
proval this Afternoon-Special
Train for Shriners.

District Foreman Sulliyan's office
has received word to put into effect at
once the order from the general Offices
Of the company at Omaha cutting out
passenger enginemen at Laramie, and
the schedule of assignments is being
made this afternoon. AS soon as 1t
has been approved at Cheyenne the or
der will be promulgated, possibly to-
morrow morning, and tomorrow's
trains will be run out If here under
the new regulation. Among the engi-
neers likely to be assigned to the hill
run between Laramie and Cheyenne
are McHugh, Wilmot, Carroll, Kellett
and Patterson, although this will not
be definitely known until the lists have
been approved at Cheyenne. The 9TH
er eight engineers on the district VIII
be assigned to the Laramie-Rawlins
section. The iremen will be assigned
at the same time. The enginemen VIII
run from Laramie to Cheyenne and
back and Laramie to Rawlins and back,
the large majority of them having their
homes in this city.
, 1906-02-08

Topeka, Kas,, Feb. S.-A. B. Eddy of
Chicago, general counsel for the Stan
dard in Indiana, n A. L. Evans, a To-
cal legal representative, visited Attor-
Iney General Coleman today and indulg-
ed in a social chat, according to Eddy.
They went to see the governor, but he
was absent. Eddy discussed the Rog-
ers case with reporters, saying: THE
Standard oil representatives at all
times will answer all legitimate and
pertinent inquiries regarding matters
in which the state or the public are in
.terested, but they must draw the line
somewhere" Rogers refusal to an
.swer, he declared, was based solely on
the grounds that the Missouri court had
the same question under consideration.
, 1906-02-08
WAR CLOUD| SLARGER
THAN MANS HAND NOW

the chancellor, has once more set the
peaceful declarations of Emperor Will
lam in regard to France at naught, and
has aroused the greatest un~easiness in
Paris and throughout the French gov
eminent. An indecisive outcome of
he conference at Algeziras is now ex-
pected, and the Germans are greatly
excited regarding Frances claims as
utterly inadmissible. The Gazette,
speaking by authority, says:
I'VE have come face to face with
redoubtable e~yentualities. The en-
peror has judged it necessary to make
1t plain that his people are ready for a
conflict. He has declared that he will
defend with force any attack upon the
nation. He wishes peace. but
it must be peace with honor"
In Paris today this warlike attitude
Of the emperor calls out this COM
nent: THE emperor's conception of
peace is brandishing the mailed fist
in the goddess face"
, 1906-02-08

Washington, Feb. S.-The seven who
voted against the Hepburn railroad
rate bill today we're: Littlefeld, Nc
Call, Perkins, Sibley, Southwick, Vree-
land and Weeks. The measure passed
the committee of the whole with no
changes, despite the fact that demo
Gratis and republicans alike attacked its
alleged weakness. The private car line
evils and the espresso companies were
ignord.
The roll call on the Hepburn bill
began in the house at 1915. Those
who voted against it are all republi-
cans. Sullivan, democrat, of Massa-
chusetts, voted present"
, 1906-02-08
M ERE MAN WILL
BAR HIS SISTERS.

BAH HIS SIS EhSs
A number Of ladies are taking a
great interest in the Laramie Literary
club, which is to hold its first meeting
at the Carnegie library this evening,
and the members are being besieged
with requests to allow feminine spec
tators. The members, however, have
put their foot down, and say that the
meetings are one place where the rules
will not permit of the presence of the
gentler sex. Privately, however, they &C
knowledge that the thought OF making
extemporaneous speeches before an au'
dience of men only is bad enough, and
that the presence of their lady friends
would treble the difficulty.
, 1906-02-08
STEAMER CHIEFS
BOGUS CITIZENS
SECRET SERVICE MAN AT CHI
cAGo MAKES REMARKABLE
STATEMENT ON SUBJECT.
Declares That Captain of Every Vessel
Wrecked on Pacific Coast Found
to Have Been FrauduIentIy Ma
turalized - Watching Frauds in
Several Cities in West.

Chicago, Ill, Feb. S.-John E. Wilkie,
chief of the United States secret ser
vice, has made the statement that the
captain of every steamer which has
been wrecked on the Pacific coast in
the last three years has been found to
have been ~fraudulently naturalized.
The secret service bureau is work
ing on fraudulent naturalization, prin-
cipally in San Francisco and Philadel-
phia, and to some extent in New York.
Under the law no man can become
captain of an American ship unless he
is an American citizen" said Chief
Wilkie. 1--WE found in San Francisco
a number of Scandinavians who were
captains, but not Americans. In Phil
adelphia the trouble was among the
Italians. In New York We prosecuted
one court clerk who had charge Of
the fraudulent part of the business.
"a recommendation has been made
, 1906-02-08
WILL RUN TWO SHIFTS

AT THE STRONG MINE.
e. P. Baker and G. w. Penn returned
to Leslie today with a lot of supplies,
a new steel range for the Strong hotel
and four of five miners, who will be put
to work on the Strong mine tomorrow,
working a double shift of seventeen
men. Among the new miners were w.
C. Mahoney, ]. V. Good, Dewey Will
|liams and A. Bruce of E~ncampment,
who arrived last night on purpose tC
engage with the Strong Copper Mining
company.
, 1906-02-08
COSTlNS SELL THEIR
SECOND STREET HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Costin this after
noon sold to Angus Sutherland, for
80, 200 cash, their home at the corner
of Second n Custer streets, on lots
10, Is and IA, block 226, and will buy
other property in the city. Mr.. Suth-
erland, who owns the livery stable in
the same block, will occupy the Costin
property as a home for his family.
, 1906-02-08
HEiRESS TO GOULD MILLIONS
SPURNS OFFERS OF RECON-
cILiATioN AND INSISTS
UPON SEPARATION.
Friends Declare She Has Proof Suf-
ficient to Convict No Fewer Than
Three Titled Ladies' of France Who
Have Been Gay With Her Titled
Husband-Mrs. Corey Reaches Her
Nevada Home Tired and Pale.

Paris, Feb. Sit vas to-
day that the Countess Castellane re-
fuses all overtures for a reconciliation.
She insists upon a legal separation,
and will go to trial, no matter how
many women's regulations in high cir
cles of French society may be shat
tered. The countess has, her friends
declare, proof sufficient to convict no
fewer than three correspondents, two
of them titled ladies. The count has
been busy in other quarters, and the
heiress to the Gould millions is madly
angry.
, 1906-02-08

A special train for the members OF
Korein temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, at Cheyenne, will leave that
city at 5 O'Clock tomorrow morning,
passing here about Z o'clock, and the
party will probably be Joined here by
some of the Laramie members. A num-
Der viii, go from here. the ceremonial
session starting at l o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
, 1906-02-08

for the oil furnaces in the bolt and
spike room
Several carloads of scrap iron, sup
plies and coal arrived for the mill last
night.
Machinists from the shops are re,
building the huge shears east of the
trestle.
Workmen are unloading the hun
dreds of on of rail and scrap iron to
be worked over In the mill.
The upright boiler is being unloaded
today and will be placed on its founda-
ton, which was completed yesterday.
Workmen are rebuilding the ware.
house in the north yard. 1t will be of
wood, with sheet iron sides. The piles
for the foundation are being put in to-
day.
The 15-inch beam to be used for the
air hoist at the big mill is being plac-
ed in position. Compressed air will be
used for this work, instead of the cum
bersome old hand method of hauling
the huge mass of hot iron.
The line shaft Tor the spike and bolt
machines is being put in position by
workmen today. The Denver engine
will not be started until the new boil
ers are in position, the one boiler not
furnishing enough steam to drive it
properly. This engine will drive the
machines in the machine shop, the nut
machines and the bolt and spike ma
chimes. 1t will also run the compressed
air pump, which is ready to be placed
commission.
, 1906-02-08
REPRESENTATIVE
-ocATEs IN LARAMIE

j. R. West of Minneapolis, Kas.,
whose father, w. R. West, of Kansas,
is one of the leading spirits in the Mon
Coal company, owning consider.
able coal lands up near Cooper hill, ar.
rived last night and will remain in this
city, looking after the affairs OF the
company here. He was not inclined to
talk very freely, but gave the impress
sion that the company plans some &C
tivity for the coming summer.
, 1906-02-08
THROWS HIMSELF IN FRONT OF
FAST TRAIN AT CHICAGO
AND SUFFERS sERI-
Gus INJURIES.
Is Congregational Minister and Was
Arrested Yesterday Charged With
Sending Obscene Letter to Boy,
Reading of Which Led Preacher to
Attempt Suicide-Polysamist Hook
Denied R%ehearine in Illinois.

Chicago, H., Feb. S.-Rev. Justin
Wade, pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church at Waukegan, a leader in
social and charitable undertakings,
who was arrested yesterday on the
charge of sending obscene matter
through the mails, leaped in front of a
fast passenger train this morning. 1t
is thought he will recover Wade's
alleged offense was on the order of
those which cause the suicide of
Rev. Simmons at Peoria Tuesday. A
letter purporting to have been written
by Wade to a boy resulted in his ar
rest
, 1906-02-08
LARGE MAJORITY FOR
THE HEPBURN BILL

today, appropriating S139, 900, 900 for
the year, advocates especially the pres
ident's service pension order. He said
it would place every honorably dis
charged soldier with at least ninety
days service to his credit on the rolls
at an amount not to, exceed twelve dol
lars monthly.
, 1906-02-08
FOUGHT FLAMES
FOR 4 LONG TINE
CREW OF WOODEN BARK CHAL-
LENGER HAVE HARD TIME
WITH VESSEL AFlRE.
Only by Working Day and Night Were
They Able to Keep Vessel Afloat,
Finally ScuttIing Her On Japanese
Coast-Eleven Survivors Reach
Seattle This Morning.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. S.-Eleven of
the survivors of the wooden bark Chal-
lenger, which was burned and scuttled
on the Japanese coast, arrived today
and showed plainly their fearful ex'
perience. For nearly a month they
fought the flames on the vessel, keep
ing it ahoat at times only by working
he~roically days and nights in C
sion. Finally they beached the vessel.
, 1906-02-08
Eastern President in City.

Charles S. Mellen, president of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad, occupying the splendid spe-
cial car No. l of that system, passed
through the city this afternoon, on his
way east, his car being attached to the
rear of train No. A.
General Manager d. o. Clark of the
Union Pacific Coal company, occupy
ing the official car No. OILS, was an east
bound passenger at 2 O'Clock this after
noon, going to Omaha from Rock
Springs and other coal camps in the
east.
, 1906-02-08

London, Feb. S.-The war cloud
crisis is threatening and dark today,
and dispatches from Berlin indicate
that the emperor expects trouble and
that the Germans are greatly aroused.
incendiary article in the North
German Gazette, the official organ of
, 1906-02-08

to congress that the right to naturalize
a man be given to a federal court ex-
clusively, so that the matter can be
carefully handled under one head. AS
a result of the recommendation | be-
lieve congress at the next session will
establish a department of naturaliza-
ton and take the power from the state
authorities"
, 1906-02-08
MANY ARE FAVORABLE
TO WATER PROPOSITION.

Reporters for The Republican today
heard expressions from a number of
citizens concerning the proposed re-
building of the water system, nearly
all speaking quite favorably of it. 9th
ers are not well enough posted yet to
express an opinion. The majority of
those interviewed say the system will
cost less, from the figures submitted,
than they had supposed.
, 1906-02-08
A GREAT CONTEST
LOOKED FOR FRIDAY.

The basketball team from the city
of Laramie has been %practicing con,
stantly for nearly two weeks for the
game with the university and is almost
confident of defeating the college team
Friday night. In one of its recent
games the team succeeded in scoring
thirty-eight goals in forty minutes OF
play. This speaks well for its speed,
and the contest Friday night will a hot
one from the beginning to the end.
, 1906-02-08
Mrs. Corey Pale and Worn.

Reno, New, Feb. S.-Mrs. Corey,
wife of the president of the steel trust,
has arrived here, tired, pale and worn
out. She drove Immediately to her
Fulton residence upon her arrival this
morning. Mrs. Corey is greatly
changed since her visit here several
weeks ago. Her cheeks are sunken,
and she has lost much flesh. Whether
this is caused by worry, she will not
say.
, 1906-02-08
TIE CONTRACTOR RETURNS
FROM FORT STEELE TRI

Carl Wagner returned today from
Fort Steele, where he had been to
look after the interests of the Car
bon Timber company and arrange for
the handling of the large number Of
ties to be loated down the river in
the spring. The ties will be taken
from the river there and brought to
this city for treatment at the wood
preserving plant.
, 1906-02-08
Will Comply With Request.

Washington, D. c., Feb. S.-The
Venezuelan government has requested
the government of the United States
to take charge of its consulate in
France. Secretary Root has decided
to comply with the request and will
give the necessary instructions to the
American ambassador in Paris.
, 1906-02-08
GIVEN LIGHT FINE
BUT PROMISED MORE.

James Collins was before Justice
Grant this morning, charged with in
't~oxication. He was fined 81 but given
promise of $50 if he came again. Col
Inns has a family, some members of
which are said to be i'll. He was taken
in by the police and pleaded guilty to
the charge of intoxication, claiming
that he had been sitting up nights and
took a few drinks for his nerves.
, 1906-02-08
Severe Declines in Stocks.

New York, Feb. S.-There were very
declines in the stock market to-
day, free selling forcing everything
down. The wheat market, however,
showed an advance, owing to reports
of increased damage by drouth to the
wheat crop of India.
, 1906-02-08
Union Men Will Probably Win.

New York, Feb. S.-There is every
indication today of a surrender to the
coal miners. Wholesale assertions of
bituminous coal operators became
known this morning, and it is now said
the anthracite operators will stand
alone against the United Mine Work
ers. If this proves true, the union
men will probably win out in the strug-
gle.
, 1906-02-08
Visited the state Department.

Washington, Feb. Solver Taigny,
the French representative whom Cas-
tro expelled from Venezuela, visited the
state department today and was given
a cordial welcome. The development
of Frances plans against Venezuela
are expected o
, 1906-02-08
HAD LIVELY TIME
WITH INSANE WOMAN.

Mrs. Pauline Marina, a wealthy Ital,
ian lady en- route east from San Fran
cisco, became temporarily insane while
passing over Sherman hill yesterday
and tried to throw herself from the
window of M of the cars. She was
caught in time to prevent her falling,
but her face was cut by the broken
glass. She was treated by DR.. Barber
at Cheyenne n continued her jour
.ney eastward.
, 1906-02-08
WILL MAKE
TEST Of THE LAW
NEWCASTLE OPERATORS ARREST.
ED TO DETERMINE FORCE
OF EIGHT HOUR LAW.
Bill Passed by Last State Legislature
Will Be Taken to Supreme Court
on Writ of Habeas Corpus-Brake-
man Fractures His Skull by Fall
From Top of Car.

Sheridan, Wyo., Feb. S.-The Miners
union of Dietz, C~arneyville and Mon
arch have arrested operators at New
castle n will test the validity of the
eight-hour law passed by the last leg
islature. The Ease will be taken to the
supreme court on writ of habeas cor.
nus
, 1906-02-08
Hoch Denied Rehearinq.

Springfield, H., Feb. S.-The ST.
preme court today denied a rehearing
to Johann Hoch, the polygamist, con-
victed of uxoricide. AS the governor has
already given Hoch two reprieves, it is
believed he will let the law take its
course now. Hoch was resentenced to
hang February 23.
, 1906-02-08
TilIman CONGRATULATED.

Washington, Feb. S.-Senator Till
man, in the senate today, had read a
letter from Governor Dawson of West
Virginia. 1t cong~ratulates him on his
fight against the Pennsylvania railway
monopoly. Tillman said that if the
house inquiry proved futile, he would
take steps to have the senate inves-
tigae.
, 1906-02-08
ANOTHER NOON WEDDING.
Fashionable Hour For Fashionable
Cheyenne Young People.
Special to The Republican.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. st. Blake
Kennedy, referee in bankruptcy in the
United States court here, and Miss An.
ma Lyons of this city, one of the sweet.
est singers in the state. were married
at noon today.
, 1906-02-08
EASTERN HOGS GOING
TO SEATTLE MARKET.

Eight cars of hogs from Nebraska
were fed at the stock yards here to-
day. They are going to the packing
houses at Seattle to be converted into
pork. Eleven cars of cattle from Sage,
Wyo., were fed at the yards today.
They are being taken to the eastern
arketS
, 1906-02-08

Sheridan. Wyo., Feb. S.-Brakeman
Burton fell from the top of a freight
car at Crow agency yesterday and frac-
tured his skull. He was brought to
Sheridan last night and taken to the
hospital. He will not recover.
, 1906-02-08
THREE DAYS SESSION
OLE COMMISSIONERS.

The board of county commissioners
of Laramie county held a three days
session at Cheyenne, closing the ses-
sion today, and yet only routine bust
ness was disposed Of.
, 1906-02-08
Married at Cheyenne.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. S.-Henry
Becker, a wealthy stockman of
Kremmiing, Colo. and Mrs. Rose Den
ison of the same place were married
here yesterday afternoon and left last
evening for their home.
, 1906-02-08
Notes From the Polling Mills.

Business is booming.
Three sets of rolls have been placed
In the little mill.
The big drill in the machine shop has
been started and is working on braces
, 1906-02-08
jury Did Not Report.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Feb. S.-The
jury which tried the convicts, Ryan,
Raymond and Vaughan, on charges of
murder, was not ready to report this
morning.