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st. Petersburg, Aug. 2.-s:io p. m
1T Is rumored that the emperor ana
the entire imperial family have fled
from Peternoft to the Tsarsko.selo
castle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-04
FEAR TEARS HEART
| OF RELLING EMPIRE
Baltic Fleet In Hands of Insur
gents, Is Reported.
now PREPARING FOR ATTACK

h 500 Sailors Chartered at Fortress
Are Imprisoned, as Their Loyalty
Was Mistrusted--eurleh Hastens
to HelSinsfors.
, 1906-06-09
WILL HOLD MEETING
DURING THE WEEK.

The results being attained in organ.
izing a tribe of the Order of Red Men
in Laramie are very flattering, and
present indications point to the estab-
Iishment of a large and enthusiastic
branch. There are now on the charter
list the names of twenty representa-.
tive citizens, including old members
and prospective members. Chief Jun.
ius O'Connor, who as assistant to the
deputy great incohonee of the great
council of the order, has been very en-.
ergetic in promoting the interests of
the order here, states that the first of
the preliminary meetings for organiza-
tino of the tribe will be held the COM
ing week, the night of meeting to be an
nounced later. The following named
gentlemen constitute a committee on
membership to consider charter appli
cations: Otto Gramm, Fred A. Nil
Ter, Charles A. Ballard, Charles D
Strever, Axel l.. Palmer, Joseph Scholl
Joseph w. Klein, Henry w. Koch, Fred
Rooster, S. G. Thomas, Andrew Reid
and Frederick N. Fisher.
, 1906-06-09
RAILROAD T

T-e cab CT engine 1908 caught fire
Thursday nigth at the Buford gravel
pits and was completely destroyed.
Five cars of steel rails were taken
out over the Laramie Plains line this
morning, arriving from the east last
night.
c. B. Irwin, live stock agent for the
Union Pacific, who has been here for
a couple of days, left for home on the
noon train today.
Twenty-Five of the officers of the
Eleventh infantry, which passed
through the city this morning, were
breakfast guests at the Union Pacific.
w. A. Jameson, chairman of the
Union Pacific conductors organization
of Laramie, Wyo., and G. o. McLaugh-
lin, chairman for the firemen, of Chey-
enne, Wyo., are at the Arcade hotel
Omaha Bee.
Ed Palmquist, the engineer, who
was injured in a wreck at Hanna sew
eral weeks ago, was in the care of a
surgeon again this morning, to have
the wounds dressed. He is nearly
well, but the wounds require looking
after at times.
The Union Pacific is planning to
build a track around Edison mountain,
west of this city, until the cut can be
widened to permit of the running of
double tracks. The work of widening
the cut to permit of the second track
is about to commence. A track will be
built around the mountain, to be used
in case of a landslide during progress
of the work.
, 1906-06-09
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

W. ]. Kelly today presented the pelts
of eight coyotes for bounty.
The suit of the Progressive Gold
Mining and Milling company against
F. D. Jenkins and E. E. Wisner, for
the possession of some mining prop
erty, was heard in the district court
today, the plaintiff being represented
by S. c. Downey and the defendants
by viii McMurray.
Robert Russell Gearhart and wife,
D. Gearhart, today sold to Hans
Feer, for $500, the northwest quarter
of section &c, township IA, range 70.
The final receipt from the receiver of
the United States land Office for the
payment of the land was also filed.
Water certificates from the state
board of control to the following par
ties were filed for record in County
Clerk Dayton's office this afternoon:
R. H. Homer. L. E. Cook, Mary Hough-
ton Neil Matheson, Samuel w. Xix
son, Nels ]. Engen, three certificates;
G. w. Brandon, Oscar Waechter and
the Swan Land and Cattle company,
two certificates.
, 1906-06-09
TEACHERS
ASSIGNED
ROSTER COMPLETED AND PLACES
GIVEN TO NEW AND OLD MEM
BEERS OF THE FACULTY.
Miss Gerig Reassisned as Principal of
East Side and Miss Grant Given
Old Position of Principal of West
Side-New Teachers Go to Sew
enth Grades.

In addition TO the election of Miss
Zoe Keith of Everett, Wash, and Miss
Margaret Thompson of Iowa City, Ia,
as teachers in the public schools here,
as mentioned in The Republican yes
terday afternoon, the board of educa-
ton appointed a committee of three,
consisting of Messrs. Frazee, HertZoS
and Jones, to make investigation on
the subject of a new arithmetic for the
schools and report at the next meeting
of the board, to be held shortly after
the close of the teachers institute on
the 21st. The present arithmetic is
considered unsatisfactory both by the
teachers n pupils, as well as the
patrons of the schools who have given
the matter study. The following as.
signments of teachers were made for
the next school year:
Miss Ida Gerig, principal East Side
school.
Prof. William Marquardt, musical de-
partment.
Miss Flora Knight, substitute teacher.
East Side School.
Teachers in the East Side school:
Miss Bronson, 7 a..
Miss Keith, 7 B.
Miss Wallis, G A.
Miss Thompson, q B..
Miss Simpson, 5 A.
Mrs. Wilson, 8 B.
Miss Moore, 4 A.
Miss McDermott, 4 B and 3 A.
Miss Rice, 3 B.
Miss WEIGH, 2 A.
Miss Maggie, 2 b and | A..
Mrs. Whiting, primary.
Miss Swigart, assistant in recitation
room.
West Side School.
The assignments in the West Side
school were as follows:
Miss Grant, principal.
Miss lies, grades 3 and 4.
Miss Kleemann, grades 1 and 2.
, 1906-06-09

Walden yesterday afternoon, and was
among the callers at The Republican
office.
President Tisdel of the University
of Wyoming left this afternoon for
Denver on a business trip, to be absent
for a day or two. %
w. A. Mcintyre of Holmes, the min
ing ~prospector and business man of
that place, is in the city for some
supplies and to dispose of other bust
ness matters.
Thomas Chaplin of the forest re-
serve was in town this week. He left
Tuesday for Elkton, Colo, where he
will join Forest Ranger James Black
well, who is situated there.-Saratoga
Sun.
Mr.. Wilson, the local agent for the
Singer sewing machine, and F. NJ.
Strope of Cheyenne, the state agent,
who have been in North park for sew
eral days, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
Hon. John d. Milliken of Denver,
the general attorney for the Denver,
Laramie and Northwestern, and Matt
land Milliken of Mcpherson, Kas.,
were among the visitors to the city
this morning.
DR.. S. B. Miller returned last night
from Cheyenne, where he had been
to attend the meeting of the state
board of medical examiners. Seven
applicants were examined and three
of them failed to pass the required
test.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hoyt, relatives
of Senator Clark of Wyoming, are
guests at the Knutsford, and are re-
ceiving a great deal of social attention
during their stay. Among those enter
tanning them are DR.. and Mrs. Jack
Keith.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Charles S. Steadman of New York,
who twenty-one years ago was a resi-
dent and cattleman of this city, being
associated with Mr.. Rand and others,
but who has been a resident Of New
York for some time, is in the city, the
guest of friends. He has been on the
coast and is now on his way home.
, 1906-06-09
A PLUCKy YOUTH
RE5CUES MOTHER
THEIR WAGON OVERTURNED IN
MIDsTREAM AND BOY SAVES
WOMAN FROM DROWNING. .
Leaped to Her Assistance After Having
Himself Gained the Bank and
After His Mother Had Lost Con-
sciousness-society Belle of Chey-
enne Said to Be Missing.

Buffalo, Wyo., June 9.-Mrs. Laura
Conley, postmistress at Big Horn,
north of here, had a narrow escape
from drowning while attempting to
ross Little Goose creek yesterday.
The flood upset her wagon and she
and her son were thrown into the wa
ter. The boy, a lad of IL years,
reached shore, but his mother sank
twice. The current was so strong
that she was carried down stream.
The boy, catching sight of his parent,
plunged into the stream again and
succeeded in keeping her head above
water until the current east them upon
a sandbar, where they were rescued
after the boy had restored Mrs. Conley
to consciousness.
, 1906-06-09
GONE TO CHICAGO
TO SHRINE MEETING.

Hon. Otto Gramm of this city and
Hon. ]. NJ. Rumsey of Rawlins, the
representatives from Korein temple,
Mystic Shrine, left on the noon train
today for Chicago, where they will at
tend the meeting of the imperial
council on the 18th and 18th. This
body was to have met at Los Angeles.
but the earthquake and fire at San
Francisco caused a change of plans,
and the convention will be held at
Chicago instead. The gentlemen will
be away the greater part of next week.
, 1906-06-09
A Peculiar Accident.

Trainmaster f. c. Let's, who re-
turned yesterday afternoon from
Omaha, where he had been to attend
a conference of the officials of the
operating department of the Union Pa
ciic, passed by the wreck of train No.
Z at Smeed, Neb., and noted the ON
ditions there. The wreck is probably
cleared up by this time. Mr.. Let's
says that the engine turned over on
it's side, one Of the car was placed
crossways of the track and the first
standard sleeper was derailed. The
accident happened in the night, and
yesterday morning many of the pas.
sengers on the sleeper were awakened,
never having known of the wreck.
Only n person was injured, the fire,
man being tossed against the side OF
the cab when the engine was de-
rallied.
, 1906-06-09
Society Belle Missinu.

Cheyenne, Wyo, June 9.-Miss Ag-
mes Walsh, a young society belle of
this city, is mysteriously missing, as is
also Guy Congdon, an employe of Su-
perintendent Anderson's office, who is
said to have been in owe with her.
Miss Walsh and Congdon are said to
have gone east together on train No.
6, and their friends believe hat they
intend to get married.
, 1906-06-09
SECRETARY OF ILLINOIS PACK
Frs ASSOCIATION SAYS
HE FOUND PACKING
HOUSES TO BE so.
Declared That investigation Like That
of Packing Houses Would Ruin
Any Other Business Concern
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Will Fight
the Rubber Company and Become
a Buster of the Trusts.

Chicago, H., June 9.-John Glenn.
secretary of the Illinois Manufacturers
association, said today: 'If the presi.
dent investigated any other big indus
try as he did the packing houses, and
made public the revelations, it would
ruin it. If such investigation covered
the financial institutions, it would prac-
tically destroy their credit. Six weeks
ago l found the packing houses as
clean as the White house kitchen"
The manufacturers and commercial
bodies will appoint a committee to
investigate the packing houses.
, 1906-06-09

at, according to DIR. Swigart, who ar
rived from there last evening. The
tents used by the dwellers in the camp
were blown down and torn into rib
oons and the wind blew a gale, Little
other damage was done.
As mentioned in The Republican a
few days ago,Mr. Neal lost three COWS
from lightning and Mr.. Baker, the con
tractor, lost one, and 1rom eight to a
dozen sheep were killed on the II. D..
richardson rancn. The weather has
moderated and today there was no
wind toespeak OF.
, 1906-06-09
WILL RESUME SINKING


The broken machine from the shaft
of the Strong mine at Leslie, which
was sent to Denver to be repaired, a
been returned to the camp and it is
believed that sinking on the shaft will
be resumed on Monday, when it will go
to $50 feet, where another drift will be
started. The drift to the north is still
in fine ore, a drift from the main drift
toward the northeast showing still bet.
ter ore and wider vein. 1t is said that
all the matter coming from the north
drifts at the 250-foot level will aver.
age 8 per cen of copper. The vein
matter in the south drifts is much
richer in copper but not SO extensive.
, 1906-06-09
LAW HELD GOOD.
Criminal Court at Kansas City Pun
ishes for Book Making.

Kansas City, Mo, June 9.-The law
which prevents horse racing in Mis-
souri,, by forbidding the registering of
bets, was upheld in the criminal court
today. Charles Oldham, a book-maker,
who accepted bets on the Eldridge
track and registered them by telephone
to Kansas City, Kansas, was fined $500.
An appeal will be taken.
, 1906-06-09

was stated at the governors office to-
day that of the letters received bear
ing on the hanging of Mrs. Aggie
Myers and Frank Hoffman, her para
mour, for the murder of the woman's
husband in Kansas City, four-hfths
favor clemency. OF the letters re.
ceived by a Kansas City paper on the
same matter, every single one demands
their execution.
, 1906-06-09
viii Bust the Trusts.

New York, June 9.-John D. Rookie
Teller, jr., is starting out as bucker
instead of a support to the trusts. He
has acquired a number of rubber prop
ertes, very extensive ones, in fact, has
gathered in several small interests en-
gagged in the trade, and formed a large
company and proposes to fight the big
rubber trust, which now controls the
outfit and establishes prices.
, 1906-06-09
Will Accept Nomination.
Taft Not a Candidate.
Washington, June 9.-Secretary
Pc

II. c. Hicks is in the city.
Charlie Hall is in from Mandel.
Charles Riggen is in from Walden.
H. e. Hunter is here from Cowdrey.
George Chapman left today for Les
lie.
William Hicks is here from Centen-
NAL.
Ben Towner, jr., of Morgan is in the
city.
F. w. and w. C. Harnden are in the
city.
H. N. Boyd was here from Cheyenne
today.
William staback is down from
Woods.
Oscar Waechter of sibylee is in the
city today.
A. F. Underwood of Cheyenne was in
the city today.
C. NJ. Hicks left for the Big Laramie
river this morning.
E. P. Baker came in from the
Strong mine this morning.
Chris Christensen was here this
morning from his Sibylee ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Goodman of Ar
lington are among the guests at the
Kuster.
l.. NJ. Reynolds of Cheyenne was
among the visitors t. the city this
morning.
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown was a passenger
by the Walden stage to Cowdrey this
morning.
Misses Ora and Hazel Penn arrived
from Leslie this morning, for a short
visit here.
Miss Wilson arrived from Walden
last night, where she had been visiting
for a few weeks.
Sheriff and Mrs. C. A. Reals left
this afternoon for Pueblo, where they
will remain for a few days.
DR.. 1. R. Swigart arrived from Leslie
yesterday afternoon and will visit for
a while with his family in this city.
Fred H. Ihmsen of Sherman was
here this morning, coming yesterday
to look after some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid arrived
from their ranch last night. after a
load of supplies, and left for home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Washburn will
leave tonight for Geneseo, Ill, for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends.
j. S. Failing of Denver is in the
city and will remain over until tomor-
row, looking after his business inter.
ests here.
Andreas G. Lysherre arrived from
his home at Norway last night and
will reside here. He is stopping at
the Johnson.
Miss Julia Watkins and Mrs. Myrtle
Watkins, who have been visiting with
their parents for a couple of weeks, re
turned to Denver today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hicks arrived
last night with their little daughter
Ruth, 5 years old, who is suffering
from an attack of brain fever.
Prof. L. W. Trumbull of the uni
versity will leave at the end of next
week for Gunnison county, Colo, on
private business for a day or two.
Mrs, w. H. Maxwell of Deadwood
5. d., the wife of the contractor for
the government building here, is in
the city, a guest at the Union Pacific.
E. A. Anderson of the North Park
Union Is in the city, arriving from
, 1906-06-09
WYOMING TO BE USED,
Vessel of That Name for Tests of Oil
for Fuel on Warships.

Washington, d c. June 9.-The navy
department has decided upon exhaust
i've investigations to determine the use
OF oil for fuel for warships. 1t is pro-
posed to use the cruiser Wyoming in
the demonstration. A plant designed
by the bureau of engineering is ex-
pected to be installed at Mare island
yards within a month.
, 1906-06-09
Talked With SAVAGE Emphasis.

Paris, June 81. Ogden Armour,
king of the packers, flew into a tangent
today when discussing the recent rev.
citation in the packers case. He de-
clared that Roosevelt was insane. mo
man." said Armour, would be-
lieve the stories told in the newspa-
Armour talked with savage
emphasis.
, 1906-06-09
eleventh INFANTRY
HOME FROM COAST.

The ten companies, headquarters and
band of the Eleventh United States
infantry, which was sen to the coast
shortly after the earthquake and fire
at San Francisco, as a part of the mil
itary regime of that city, passed
through Laramie this morning, on its
way to Fort Russell, its proper station.
The regiment occupied two SPECIAL
, 1906-06-09
NEW CHAM PlON.
California Tennis Queen of Last Year
Beaten by English Girl.

London, June 9.-May Sutton of Cal
ifornia was defeated for the North
Counties tennis championship today by
Kate Douglass, from whom Miss SUIT
ton wrested the British championship
last year.
, 1906-06-09
VETERANS WILL ATTEND
G. A. R ENcAMPMENT.

The following veterans and their
wives are arranging to attend the de
partment encampment of the Grand Ar,
my of the Republic, Department of Col
orado and Wyoming, next week, and
others may also go: R. E. Fitch and
wife Charles Sodergreen and wife, f.
A. Sitter and wife, S. A. Crawford ano
wife, John Mast and wife, Ora Haley
and wife, W. w. Case and H. A. Rob-
inson.
, 1906-06-09

Chicago, Ill, June 9.-The frame
building occupied by Frank Bartoletta
was destroyed by a mysterious explo-
sion today. A fire was started and
consumed several adjoining buildings.
The theory of the police is that an
Internal machine was placed there by
some Italians.
, 1906-06-09
WILL REMAIN HERE
AND ATTEND BALL,

Harry Cent?, the brother of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Cent? of this city, who has
been. attending the Kemper military
school at Boonville, Mo, arrived this
afternoon for a visit with his relatives
here, and will remain until after the
cadet ball next Friday evening". He
is on his way to Deadwood, S. D.
, 1906-06-09
MILITIA
Operators Are Replacing Soldiers With
Private Guards at Mine,

Steubenville, o., June 9.-Under or
ders from the ~adjutant general, the mi
litia which has been guarding the coal
company is Withdrawing today, the OPP
orators mastering them out and re-
hiring private guards. The mine ofic-
ials aver that the strike is practically
won,
, 1906-06-09

trains. The band played several airs
on the depot platform here, and TWEEN.
ty-two of the officers took breakfast at
the Union Pacific hotel. Many of the
of the regiment are known
here, and they We're met on the depot
platform by their Laramie %acquaint-
ances. The troops had a very pleasant
trip across the country, and are glad
to be back to Wyoming.
, 1906-06-09
Cattle Growers Will Have to PAY.

Washington, D. c., June 9.-Judge S.
H. Cowan of Fort Worth, attorney for
the Texas cattle raisers, made an ex-
tensive argument before the house ag-
%ricultural committee today. He ex-
pressed the belief that if the cost of
inspection of meats was placed on the
packers they will take it out of the
growers.
, 1906-06-09
Sentence Enough for Thirty Men.

Boston, Mass, June 9.-Ferdinand
Borges, charged with obtaining over
$1,000, 900 by false p%retenses in connec-
ton with the Ubero Plantation COM
pany, was found guilty today on sew
enty-three counts. If the maximum
penalty is imposed, he would be sent
enced to 36S years.
, 1906-06-09
eanauets for BRYAN

Chicago, Ill, June 9.-Both the jeff
erson and Iroquois clubs are planning
a banquet in honor of the return of w.
j. Bryan. Senators Tilman and Petit
grew will attend the Jefferson club din.
ner, probably September Is.
, 1906-06-09
WILD WITH GRIEF.
Green River Mar Accidentally Shoots
and Kills His Wife.

Green River, Wyo., June 81. l..
Slater, a well known citizen, is almost
insane from grief because he accident
ally shot and instantly killed his wife
while at target practice.
, 1906-06-09
oklahoma TOWN IS
ALMOST WIPED OUT

the supreme court reporter, died on the
porch of his home this morning of
heart failure, after picking up the
morning paper. He was prominently
mentioned recently in connection with
the federal judgeship of Alaska.
, 1906-06-09
Money Making Resumed.

San Francisco, Cal, June 9.-For the
first time since the earthquake and
fire, the big machines of the local mint
were put into operation today and the
work of money making was resumed.
, 1906-06-09
DECLARES HIM STRONGEST MAN
IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND
THAT HE WILL BE DE-
ClARED NOMINEE.
Arkansas Politician Spells Nice Little
story by Pretending That Nebras-
kan Will be Nominated, Accept the
Nomination and Then Be Elected
Secretary Taft Declares He is
Not Seeking Nomination.

Washington, June 9.-Standing on
the steps of the White House today,
James X. Jones of Arkansas, an ex-sen.
ator and ex-chairman of the democratic
committee, predicted that William ].
Bryan would be the next democratic
candidate for president. Jones said:
Will Accept Nomination.
Bryan is the strongest man in the
party today and its logical candidate.
l think he will accept the nomination,
though not seeking it, and l believe he
will be elected"
, 1906-06-09
BUSINESS MANAGER
GOING TO COAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clarke of Chey-
enne passed through the city this aft.
ernoon, on their way to Los Angeles
for a short trip. Mr.. Clarke is the
business manager of the Cheyenne
Leader.
, 1906-06-09
PEOPLE WORSHIP
At GORKEY SHRINE
REVERSIoN OF POPULAR SENTI-
MENT REGARDING RUSSIAN
AND HIS COMPANION.
Maxine Addressing Large Audiences
and People Tumble Over Them
selves to Cast Money, Jewels and
Valuable Into His Purse-Reported
That Russian Ministry Resigns.

New York, June 9.-Maxime Gorky
has come into his own again. The
cloud which was over him, due to his
actress companion, seems to have
e~vaporated, for now he is a sort of
popular idol among the masses, and is
daily and nightly addressing enormous
, 1906-06-09
GATHERING AT BOSTON.
Christian Scientists to Be Present at
Dedication of Church.

Boston, Mass, June 9.-From all
over the world Christian Scientists are
gathering for the dedication of a new
church tomorrow. 1t is one of the
largest churches IN the world and
seats 5000 people.
, 1906-06-09
Longworth at Plymouth.

London, June 5.-The steamer st.
Louis, with the L~ongworths, has been
sighted. 1t is scheduled to reach Ply.
mouth at $3.50 tonight.