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Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxC City
Iowa. as second class mail matter.

LEN nya lagen, som tlIlater
tillverkning at .skattefri denatu
rerad spirit, trader j gallande kraft
den l januari 1907. Ofverinse
endet at den nya iabrikationen
kommer att i%nnehafvas af kom-
missarien for inrikes tulldeparte.
mentet, och denne embets-
man vistas for narvarande i
TyskIand for att studera de me-
toder, under hvilka spriten der
TRANSLATES, Det ar alltsa helt
Problematiskt j hvilken grad den
nya industrien skall komma far
marena till godo. Det ar nodvan-
digit att ALA destillerier sta under
skarp kontroll som hittills. cch
de kunna alltsa inrattas ALT eff
tersom regeringen hinner utfarda
tillstand och utofva kontrollen.
Endast at denna orsak, on icke
al manga andra kan Diet befaras
att framstallningen af denature-
Sad spirit skall komma i handerna
pa kaPitalister, hyilka ju kunna
anlagga Store destillerier och
bllda en- trust. Man Dir ocksa pa
Oct klara med att Diet enda vapnet
att bekampa en- dylik trust med
ar andelsideen genomford pa
sadant satt att farmare pa en-
Ell tra%t sla sig tillssmmaus ON
EFT destilleri liksom de III pa hera
stallen ega andelsmejerier. Delta
anses vara Diet enda satt, hvarpa
farmarena kunna draga nagon
vinst at den nya industrien, ty i
annat fall blifva de tvungna att
salja sin produkt som vanligt till
trusten.
For ofrigt kan Diet vara at in
tresse att erfara att alkahol kan
framstallas af ALT, som innehaller
socker eller amnen, som kunna
forvandlas till socker. De vigti-
caste raamnena for framstall-
ming at spirit arc drufvor, aoplen,
potatis och de olika spannmals,
sorterna. Bomull. lin och hampa
kunna afven efter kemisk behand-
ling forvandlas till spirit. Del ar
fem faktorer, hvarpa hela indu-
strien hvilar, nemligen socker,
vatten, varme, jasning och luft.
Professor beror pa den omstan-
digheten att albohol afdunstar
vid en- lagre temperrtur an vatten
och Diet fordras raft vidlyftiga
aPParate- att satta i gang denna
afdunstning, hvilken maste uppre-
pas 1era ganger for att framstalla
en- zen produkt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13

drifyas genom "hungerlandet',
der manga omkomma at svalt
och torst och brist pa salt. Oct
sista ar en- toljd af b~elgiernas
Kongoregemente. Saltfabrika-
~tionen har gJorts till EFT statsmo-
nopol, och negrerna blifva hardt
strs fade, derest de CORA iugrepp
i monopolet.
Ilela slafkaravaner kunna pa
delta satt omkomma pa wagon.
AT en- karavan pa 900 kommo
endast o5 fran till kusten. Men
annars anslas genomsnittsforlu
stem till 80 procent, hvilket will
saga att en- tredjedel dor under
vagen. Slafdrifvarne CORA icl e
manga omstandigheter med sjuka
slafvar. | varsta fall lata de
dem ligga och do en- smartsam
dod. i basta { II sla d. ihjal dem.
Karavsnvagarne arc ofveralit
betackta med solblekta menni
skoskolett. Ibland infanga de
portugisiska agenterna s%jelfva
.slafvarne, men oftast uppkopa de
dem hos de intodda slafegarne.
Da slaftransporterna matt fran
till kusten, befrias de stackars
fangarne fran sina lankar och
handjern. bet innes nemligen
ingen tara for att de skola rym
ma tillbaka genom hungarian
det". En- sadan iykt skulle vara
detsamma som en- viss dol. Dess
utom f0rsta soldateskorterna att
med piska och gevar halla ALA
tankar pa fykt pa afstand.
Pa fera stallen pessera karava-
nerna portugisiska fastniDgar
men de portugisiska kommendan-
terna inskrida aldrig, enar slsf-
handlarne alltid hafva sina pap
per basta ordning. Agenterna
kunna nemligen alltid styrka att
de '.befriat" slafvarne och att de
behandla dem som "fria" ar
betare.
Nevinson skildrar en- dylik ko
medi i BeDguela. GuverH0ren
infnner sig j en- stor lokal, der de
ofHcielt erkanda agenterna mota
med slafvarne. De svarta till
fragas nu at token ON de arc
villiga att som fra arbetare resa
till San Thome bet kan banda
att token verkligen framstall=r
denna fraga. Men oftast fragar
han dem ON nagonting helt an
nat, t. ex. ON de svarte villa ha
EFT glas rom. Svaret blir ALA
handelser ia. We den, som vagar
saga nej. For Diet forsta hor GU
vern0ren det, och for Diet andra
skulle syndaren efterat blifva
mis.handlad at agenterna.
M framtagas de S. k. "kon-
trakterna'. som arc affattade j
forvag. och den portugisiska re-
gcIingen ofverlemnar, d. v. S.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13

x x X.Canadian Cedar shing-
es sta bast emot fotruttnelse.
Finnas att tillga hos Spalding.
3&Court SITS.
, 1906-06-08
AMERICAN MED|CS
PASS RESOLUTIONS

haste of the packers to clean up and
renovate their establishments, which
would "be amusing if it were not so
nearly tragic"
investigation Not Finished.
The president says the investigation
of the packing houses is not finished.
He contends that enough has been
developed to call for the Immediate
thorough going, radical enlargement
of the powers of the government in in
specting all meats" He continued:
Adequate Inspection Only Remedy.
Unfortunately the misdeeds of those
responsible for the abuses we design
to cure will bring discredit and blame
not only or them, but upon innocent
stock growers, ranchmen and farmers.
The only way to permanently protect
them is to secure by law thorough and
adequate inspection for which l ask"
, 1906-06-08
GENERAL MANAGER OF kEMMER-
Err COAL COMPANY WILL GIVE
UNIVERSITY SCHOLAR
SHIP AND MORE.
Promises Hundred Dollars to Student
of kemmerer or Frontier Schools
and Additional Like Sum If Stu
dent Be Son of Miner Employed
by Company President Wants
Funds for Girls Dormitory.

The sixth scholarship of 500 to the
university was secured today, and
with it a conditional offer of 500 be-
sides, in a letter received by DR.. Tisdel,
the president of the university, from
P. ]. Quealy of Kemmerer, general
manager of the Kemmerer Coal COM
pany. This makes certain the scholar
ship promised by Mr.. Arnold of this
city. The six are as follows: A. C.
Jones. the first and fourth; Mrs. w. B.
Emmons the second; Senator F. e.
Warren, the third; the Kemmerer
Coal company, the fifth, n Mr.. Ar
mold, the sixth. All these are for stu
dents outside of Albany county, where
the university is located, and will help
to defray the expenses of the students
during the year. The following letter
from MI. Quealy was read by DR.. Tis-
del at assembly this morning:
Offer of Scholarship.
1.-THE Kemmerer Coal company will
give 800 for a scholarship, agreeable
to your letters, the student to be Sc
lected from the schools of Kemmerer
or Frontier, to be recommended by
the board of trustees of district No.
10 and approved by the mayor of KEN
merer, the sol of an employe of the
Kemmerer Coal company or the
Frontier Supply company preferred.
An Additional Sum.
eff the son of a coal miner employed
by the Kemmerer Coal company be
chosen, we will give 500 a year to aid
him during his studies in your univer-
sity. Otherwise, we desire simply to
participate in the one scholarship at
an expense of $100."
DR.. Tisdel has taken the pains to
notify Mr.. Quealy that his offer has
been received and its terms will be
adhered to in the selection of the stu
dent to receive the scholarship.
Wants Dormitory Building.
DR.. Tisdel is now casting about for
some enterprising and patriotic citi-
zen or company of citizens who will
devote 100000 or more to the erection
of a modern dormitory for girls on the
campus or nea by, with a modern din
ing room and kitchens IN the first
floor, dormitories in the second story
and apartments in the basement story
for the accommodation of the depart
ments of social science and economics.
He would like to have this money
raised this summer. but will wait until
the donors are ready to say the word
, 1906-06-08
RACE HORSES TAKEN
TO DENVER TRACKS.

The Frank Erwin horses, including
College Maid and her colt. owned by
the K~uster-Erwin Horse company of
this city; Capeo, owned by John Davis
and viii Thomas, and Johnnie K,
owned by Charlie Kuster and Frank
Frazer, have been taken to Denver
to be trained for the races, which be-
gin there on the 10th, Johnnie X. be-
ing in the first race of the day for the
A. t. Lewis G. Sons cup. Capeo is
entered for a ace on the 23d, in the
contest for the trophy offered by the
international Stock Food company.
Bonieo and Katherine Kimball are also
members of the string. Messrs. Davis
and Thomas n other Laramie gentle
will no doubt be present at the
opening of the meeting on the 10th.
, 1906-06-08
Strikers Are Shot.

Indiana, Pa, June S.-The ley min
ing town of Earnest, five miles from
here, was the scene this morning of a
conflict which resulted in the death of
two miners and the wounding of six
others. Striking miners from Jeffer'
son county were marching behind a
band when they were met by a troop OF
state constabulary. The miners fired
a number of pistol shots, which were
answered by a volley from the con-
stables with the above result. The in
jured were removed to the hospital
where they were cared for. No further,
trouble is expected.
, 1906-06-08
Notes From the Shops.

George Haberland, son of the tailor
OF this city, this morning began duty
as engine cleaner at the shops.
Engine No. 1907 bursted a fue at
Harper last night and had to abandon
its train and return to the shops.
Adolph Merz has taken the place of
William Naismith as the night engine
at the shops, Mr.. Naismith hav-
ing rendered his resignation.
Frank Watt, the engine caller at
the shops, and Jake Hebron will leave
about the goth for Kansas City, Kas.,
on a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
Harry Langheldt, chief clerk in the
office of District Foreman Dan Sui
livan, is contemplating an extended
trip next month, visiting at San Fran.
cisco, Los Angeles, New Orleans, st.
Louis, Chicago and Omaha, to be alb
sen the greater part of the month.
J.. H. Jackson, the blacksmith, who
was laid up q few days with his in
jured leg, has resumed his position in
the shops and is now anxious to ar
range a foot race with a reporter fol-
this paper to Sheep mountain and re-
turn by way of Jelm and Woods land
ing.
Gene Gray, time clerk at the shops,
is at Rawlins with his wife, having
been present last night at the gradua-
ton of his sister, Miss Patsy Gray.
from the Rawlins high school. They
will return tonight and Mr.. Gray will
resume his position in the office to,
morrow.
Mrs. ]. w. Sullivan, wife of the fore.
man of the blacksmith department at
the shops, who left Wednesday after
noon for Louisville, KY, to visit with
her relatives during home coming
week." arrived at the Kentucky me-
tropolis this afternoon, having had a
quick and pleasant journey.
, 1906-06-08
Material Sent to the Front.

The first regular train on the Lar
annie Plains line vas sen to the front
this morning, drawn by switch engine
No. 1176, with Engineer Deuel. ana
Fireman Dennison in charge. The
train consisted of material for the
construction department and was &C
companied by President Miller and
Superintendent Stewart of the Lar
annie, Hahns Peak and Pacific and
Agent Emmons of the Union Pacific.
The train was to have been in charge
of John Crooks as trainmaster, road
master, chief dispatcher and principal
passenger, but some of his other du'
ties prevented him from going out
The coyotes were scared out of their
boots by the footing of the engine
and even some of the inhabitants OF
the plains took notice at intervals,
The whistle was echoed back from the
Centennial hills.
, 1906-06-08
TRAIN OFF
THE TRACK
FAST MAIL DERAlLED IN NEBRAS-
kA AND TRAFFIC FROM
EAST GREATLY DELAYED.
Broken Rail Encountered and Accident
Results at Smeed, Nebraska-Sirst
Train From West at Noon-Rail-
road Notes of Interest to Readers
of The Republican.

Trains No. Z, the Los Angeles Linn
tied, and No. 8, the fast mail, passed
through here in consolidated form at
1890 today, drawn by W engines.
The trains were due at 1850 Inc 3:15
a. m, respectively. The delay was due
to the derailment of a part Of train
No. 7 at Smeed, by a broken rail, when
a track had to be built around the
wreck. The cars of the train which
did not leave the rails were attached
to No. 9 and they came through as one
train. No one was hurt and there was
little damage to the train, the greatest
damage being from the delay of traffic.
, 1906-06-08
BLAZE IN RESIDENCE
ON FIRST STREET.

Fire was discovered in the ROOT of
the residence of Mr.. Kruse, at 515 First
street, at 4:45 yesterday afternoon,
which was responded to by the fire de-
lartment, the chemical engine control
ling the blaze. 1t was believed hat a
spark from a passing locomotive had
set fire to the roof and then a blaze
had communicated with the timbers at
the door of the building. A stream of
water quenched both fires. The build
ing is owned by the w. H. Holiday
company and is properly insured. The
loss was very small.
, 1906-06-08
TWO VACANCIES FILLED
IN TEACHING CORPS

The school board this afternoon
elected Miss Zoe Keith of Everett,
Wash, as a member of the corps of
teachers here, to have charge OF the
department of mathematics. The
board voted down a proposition to en-
ploy a man as principal of the East
Side school and will retain Miss Gerig
in hat position.
Miss Margaret Thompson of Iowa
City, Ia was elected to the second
and last vacancy in the list of teachers.
, 1906-06-08
Conductor Going to Ohio.

Conductor Frank G. Bevans of the
passenger run on the Wyoming divis-
ion, who had been visiting here since
left this afternoon for Den
yer, and will go from there to Omaha,
to be present IN Tuesday at the close
of the school at Brownell Hall of which
his daughter, Miss Gussie Bevans, is a
student, and will take her to Mans
field, o., to spend the summer with
relatives. Mr.. Bevans will himself re-
main away until about the Goth.
, 1906-06-08
Models of Marshins-
Made Favorable Report.

Washington, D. c., June S.-By a
vote of s to 3, the three being demo,
Gratis and the eight republicans, the
house committee on ways and means
authorized a favorable report on the
senate resolution restricting purchases
for the Panama canal to articles of
domestic manufacture and from the
lowest bidder, unless the president
shall in any case deem the bids and
tenders therefor extortionate or un,
reasonable"
, 1906-06-08
Young Man Changes Color.

Rochester, N. Y, June S.-Physi-
clans at Cornell medical school are
puzzled over the Ease of Warren Har-
ris, aged q years, who changes color
whenever the atmospheric conditions
change. His color varies from light
gray through violet shades to deep
1t Is ascribed to a congenal
defect of the heart.
, 1906-06-08
state Grange Protests.

Washington, June S.-The president
has received the following telegram
from Seattle "The Washington
State Grange repudiates the attempt
of the attorneys for certain corpora
ton interests to speak for the farmers
Of the country in opposition to your eff
forts to remedy the conditions of meat
packing"
, 1906-06-08
WILL
Negroes and Mexicans of Texas to Be
Denied Right to Vote.

Galveston, Tex, June Six coun-
chise their negro and Mexican resi-
dents. This action is based upon the
ruling just issued by the attorney gen
eral of the state to the effect that the
laws permit the disfranchisement of
these races.
, 1906-06-08
Enraaed ceIestlaIs Start Riot.

New York, June S.-Little boys
leased a number of Chinese laundry
men on Second avenue until the yell
low men became enraged and turned
on the children and a riot ensued.
The Celestials drew guns and n of
the shots killed a ~3-year-old youngster.
Gets Busy With Knife.
The mother of the babe went after
the Orientals with a carving knife and
stabbed three of them. The reserves
were called out and the disturbance
quelled.
, 1906-06-08
Austrian Wins Auto Race.

named Drehers was the first arrival in
the automobile race from Frankfort
On-Main. He arrived at 1890 this
morning. Daimler, the Englishman,
was second, and Prince Henry of Prus-
STA was third. The prince was so Gov
cred with mud hat he was u%nrecogniz-
able.
, 1906-06-08

: Boston, Mass, June S.-Before adj
journing the American Medical associ-
alton adopted the following: I'VE
strongly condemn the revolving evils
which are shown to exist regarding
food supplies, especially in the packing
industry. In the fundamental inter-
ests of the people, such evils must be
controlled by appropriate and adequate
legislation, which we strongly weigh as
the paramount duty of the national
congress.
, 1906-06-08
President Submits Reports.

Washington, D. c., June S.-The
mittee on agriculture copies of two
reports of inspections of the depart
ment of agriculture of the Chicago
packing houses before the publication
of the Neill report, and extracts of a
letter from a friend describing the
, 1906-06-08
Running at the Mill.

The rolling mills were going today
about like they were yesterday. The
spike machine is idle, but expects to
start Monday. A new emory wheel
outfit is now on the way, and when it
has been put up much time lost in
going to the shops will be saved. The
nut and bolt machines are all on rush
orders.
, 1906-06-08

Baton Rouge, La, June Slower
nor Blanchard is the hero of the hour
just now. Last night, in a spectacular
manner, he saved the state capitol
from destruction by fire. The build
ing caught fire from a defective wire
in the outer roof. The governor was
in bed at the time.
Fought Flames in Night Shirt.
He jumped up and in his night shirt
fought the flames. He could not stop
them entirely, but he gave the alarm
and saved many valuables. The build
ing was injured to the extent of $780,
600. The legislature, which is in ses-
sion, met today in the Elks' theater.
, 1906-06-08

line, with his wife and babe, passed
through the city last night, en- route
to Denver, where he will enter the
company's hospital for treatment for
stomach trouble. Mrs. Hoskins, her
mother, Mrs. Lovinger of Sedalia, Mo-,
and her baby daughter will return to
Lookout for the present, leaving Mr..
Hoskins at the hospital. Mrs. Low
niger will leave for home about the
end of the month.
, 1906-06-08
MANY MEN KILLED
IN COAL MINE FIRE
EIGHT KNOWN TO HAVE LOST
LIVES AND OTHERS BELIEVED
TO HAVE BEEN BURIED.
Rocky Fork Coal Company's Mine at
Red Lodge Scene of Awful Catas-
trophe Last Night-Fireman Killed
in Collision of Passenger Trains on
Iron Mountain Railroad.

Red Lodge, Mont, June S.-This
morning eight men are known to- be
dead and a score more are believed to
have met a similar fate through a fire
in the Rocky Fork Coal company's
mines, which last night cut off the
miners at work on the sixth level.
, 1906-06-08
DO GREAT HONOR
K|NGAND QUEEN
GREAT DEMONSTRATION PLAN
NED FOR MADRID IN FRONT
OF PALACE ON SUNDAY.
Occasion Taken To Make Protest
Against Bomb Throwing and An
archy In the kinedom-Austrian
Wins Long Automobile Race from
Frankfort On-Main To Vienna.

Madrid, June S.-As a protest
against bomb throwing and anarchy, a
remarkable demonstration is planned
to occur before the palace Sunday.
Practically the entire populace of Ma
drid N delegations from other cities
will assemble to honor the King and
queen.
, 1906-06-08
AS GOOD AS T
Complete Agreement Reached Between
Miners and Operators.

Kansas City, Mo, June S.-John
Mitchell announced at noon that the
subcommittee of miners and OPERA
tors of the southwest had reached a
complete agreement on all points and
would refer it to the general commit
tees this afternoon. After the agree
ment has been ratified by them it goes
to the parent bodies for approval. The
delegates say the southwestern strike
is as good as settled.
, 1906-06-08
Fireman Killed In Wreck.

st. Louis, Mo-, June S.-Two Iron
Mountain passenger trains collided
les Wynne, Ark, early today and
both engines were wrecked. One fire
man was killed. The passengers were
uninjured.
, 1906-06-08
THE RICH FAMILY
WILL OCCUPY FLAT.

The Misses Rich and their brother
will occupy the first story of the G. A.
Campbell building, at 700 Grand ave
nue., DR.. McNiff taking rooms in the
Temple building during the absence of
his wife in Canada for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell occupy the up
per floor.
, 1906-06-08
AWAKENED IN NIGHT AND
FOUGHT FLAMES IN NIGHT
SHIRT UNTIL FIRE DE-
PARTMENT ARRIVES.

Couldn't Stop Flames Entirely, but He
Fought On and Saved Much VAL
liable Property-Legislature Met
in Elks' Theater Today-Young
Woman in Mans Clothes Goes on
Rampage in Department Store.
, 1906-06-08
GONE To COUNTRY
TO REPAIR LINES.

To HEFNT LIVES,
VIII Beecham of the telephone ex-
change and Henry Hardy of the J. T.
Jones Electrical company went to
Woods this morning, where the long
distance lines were reported not in
working order.
, 1906-06-08
Action of Anteseptics.

In this connection we wish to EN-
phasize the fact that antiseptics and
personalities cannot mitigate in any
degree the dangers from decayed or
decaying meat. They may destroy the
qualification organisms, but they can
not neutralize the toxineso or ptomaines.
Some Meat Unfit for Food.
ANY contention to the contrary is
unsound. Meat that requires such treat
ment is totally unfit for food, because
it still contains poisons of a ~virulent
and dangerous character"
, 1906-06-08
ASSAILANT HANGED.
Militia Surrounded Gallows to Prevent
Lynching Bee.

Norfolk, Va, June S.-Gabrielle Bat
tallie was hanged today for crimina,
assault. Militia surrounded the scat
fold to prevent a lynching.
, 1906-06-08
SAVES THE
LOUISIANA CAPITAL

entered the principal department store
here, proceeded to the shirt waist de-
partment and deliberately threw great
stacks of these dress goods on the
floor.
Young Man Was Girl.
He" then took to "his" heels, but
was caught, and the nice young man
was found to be Eva Depier of Ger
mantown, a rather gay young lady.
Before being overcome, she pummeled
two young floor walkers thoroughly.
, 1906-06-08
Richards Coming West.

Washington, D. c., June S.-W. A.
Richards, commissioner of the general
land office, left yesterday for the west
to be present at the opening of the
Shoshone and Grow Indian reserva-
lions. He will not return for three
months. A force of land office clerks
will leave for Wyoming in a few days
to look after the registration work for
the Shoshone opening.
Models of Warships.
Senator Heyburn's Till providing
that a model of each warship named
after a particular state should be
placed on exhibition in the capitol OF
the state so honored, was adopted in
the senate as an amendment to the
navy appropriation bill.
, 1906-06-08
Pope,s Condition Alarming.

Rome, June S.-The condition of the
pope today is not reassuring. He is
quite weak and his physicians say he
is likely to recover.
, 1906-06-08

1l:45 --............ DIR. Brown
1900 Noon intermission.
Afternoon.
Ills Piano SOLO. Mrs. C. d. Spalding
1870 Division /, Music. .........
........... Prof. Marquardt
Division II, Conference, leader
DR.. Brown
2:15 Recess.
Z;3O Craftwork. .......... Miss Adsit
$3.50 Rural teachers meeting.
500 Commencement exercises at
university
, 1906-06-08
Blackburn as Chairman.

Washington, d. c., June S.-Senator
Blackburn, the veterans Kentuckian,
will succeed German as chairman of
the democratic caucus.
, 1906-06-08

Gone to Denver for Treatment.
j. A. Hoskins, in charge of the camp
at Lookout, where grading is going
forward On the double tracking of the
, 1906-06-08

When in need of job printing or any
thing in the book line. call OF The Re-
publican. First-class work guaranteed.
, 1906-06-08

Send a copy of the Illustrated Re
publican to your friend in the east II
will please h1n and benefit the com
munlty
, 1906-06-08
Hotel Destroyed by Fire.

Lawton, Okla, June S.-The Palace
hotel at Waurika, Okla, was destroyed
by fire today. Loss, $4,000.
, 1906-06-08
STRONG CONDEMNATION OF RE
VOTING EVILS SHOWN TO
EXIST IN THE PACKING
INDUSTRIES.

Evil Must Be Controlled by Appropri-
ate and Adequate Legislation-An-
~tiseptics and P~reservatives Power
less to Mitigate Dangers from De-
cayed Meats-More Revelations
Before Agricultural Committee.
, 1906-06-08

Magazines ana music bound In any
style at The Republican bindery. No
tify US and we will call for the books.
, 1906-06-08

Why not get all the news when 1t
Is news by reading The Republican,
, 1906-06-08

Raided Shirt Waist Counter.
Philadelphia, Pa, June S.-This
morning a nattily dressed young man