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, 1906-02-03
VIII Be a Whopper.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 3.-John
Mitchell, president of the Mine Work
ers' union, in discussing the failure of
the coal operators, said this morning:
Never in the history of this country
has a strike of such f%ar-reaching eff
feet been threatened. 1t means a la
tional suspension of mining, If the
strike comes on at the expiration of
our mining contracts, March 81"
, 1906-02-03
Superintendent Announced.

A bulletin, signed by Superintendent
of Motive Power w. R. McKeen of the
Union Pacific, has been issued an
nouncing the appointment of w. H. B.
'%Jacobus as manager of the new rolling
ing effective February 1, say the
Cheyenne Tribune. Mr.. Jacobus has
been general stock inspector of the
Union Pacific, which office has been
abolished. The new mills at Laramie
will be opened about the 18th of this
, 1906-02-03

Paris, Feb. 3.-Countess Anna Gould
de Castellane today formally institut,
ed legal proceedings for separation
from Count Boni. She remains at her
residence in temporary charge of the
children, under the courts decree.
Boni has gone into the country.
, 1906-02-03
Baked on the Program.

The program committee of the Lar
annie Literary club found one of the
speakers who baked this morning,
and is not yet ready to report the
program for the first meeting next
Thursday evening. The program is
being revised and an entirely new sub
ject may have to be selected.
, 1906-02-03
Reprimand for Younu

Washington, Feb. 3.-The letter of
reprimand sem to Lucien Young, COM
mander of the Bennington. by the sec
rotary of the navy, was published to-
day and says:
"Laxity i'll observance of regulations
are inexcusable, especially in the case
of an officer with such a brilliant rec
ord for %gallantry and efficiency as
yours"
, 1906-02-03
JOY IN BUNCHeS.
Fifteen Children at Seven Births in
Home of Charles Joy.

Canton, Ill, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Charles
Joy, wife of a laborer, gave birth to
twins today. Fifteen children have
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joy, al
though the stork has visited their
home but seven time. On six of his
visits he brought twins and the other
time triplets. Mrs. Joy is not yet 80
years old.
, 1906-02-03

He says his stock is doing quite well,
the SHOWS not having been severe
enough to interfere very materially
with the winter range.
l.. Larson of Walden returned home
this morning, after having spent sever
al days in Denver this week, attending
the stock conventions.
, 1906-02-03
GOING TO MINES
EOR INDEFINITE STAY.

DR.. Swigart, who has been ordered
by his ply sicians to take a long rest,
will leave on Tuesday for the Strong
mine for an indefinite stay at the hotel
at Leslie. He will give himself up to
the business of resting and will not al
low his mind to think of other things.
, 1906-02-03
CAUSED THREE DEATHS.
Explosion of Lamp Results Fatally in
Wisconsin Home.

Prentice, Wis, Feb. 3.-The explo-
sion of a lamp caused the death OF
Grant Stewart, his 2-year-old child and
a week-old baby today. The mother
dragged herself from a sick bed and
escaped, but will probably die of ex-
posture.
, 1906-02-03
land FRAUD NET MAY
CATCH ROCKEFELLER

Tillman of the National Packing COM
pany, known as the trust, has been in
speeding the Denver plant and yards,
and stated today that his company
will Immediately spend 100000 in
improving and charging the Denver
property.
, 1906-02-03
Lifers Escape From Sheriff.

Dwight, Ill, Feb. 3.-Two prisoners
shackled to each other escaped from a
Chicago and Alton train at the station
here this morning. They were on their
way to Joliet to serve life terms for at
lacking a young woman at Bushnell.
Sheriff Taylor had charge of them. A
posse has been organized.
, 1906-02-03
Want Wine Barred from Feast.

Washington, Feb. 3.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt is overwhelmed with petit
tons from the Women's Temperance
unions, all over the country, begging
her to bar wine from the wedding
breakfast.
, 1906-02-03
Five States Join Missouri.

New York, Feb. 3.-The insurance
committees of five states, Tennessee,
Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Kentucky, have demanded many
changes n more designations from
the New York Life, or explosions from
the states mentioned.
, 1906-02-03
Attorney Asked to Assist.

Washington, Feb. S.-The federal
district attorney at Seattle has been
ordered to assist the steamboat in
spector in the investigation of the Val
encia wreck for the alleged failure of
the steamers Queen and Tacoma to go
to rescue her.
, 1906-02-03

Salt Lake, Utah, Feb. Enlarged
with making a false report to the
secretary of state on the company's
condition, Hiram Tire, president of
the Continental Life, has been ar
rested.
, 1906-02-03
GREAT DEAL OF GOOD
ACCOMPLISHED AT DENVER.

John Davis and VIII Thomas return
ed yesterday afternoon from Denver,
where they had been attending the
stock conventions. Mr.. Thomas says
a great deal of good vas accomplished
in the meetings and that there is con
siderable excitement as a result of the
address delivered by Hon. Clifford Pin
chot. the chief forester of the depart,
ment concerning grazing on the range,
, 1906-02-03
Colombian Town Overwhelmed.

Panama, Feb. 3.-The report reaches
here that the coast town of Bona
venture, in Colombia, 500 miles south
of here, has been overwhelmed by a
tidal wave and nearly all the inhabi-
tants destroyed.
, 1906-02-03
Butcher Dies Suddenly.

Denver, Colo, Feb. al. d. Miller,
a prominent butcher, who this week
purchased the prize cattle at the live
stock show, was taken suddenly ill
early this morning and died at 9
o'clock.
, 1906-02-03
GETS WARNING.
Sultan Told That He Must Soon Die
at Servants Hands.

Constantinople, Feb. 3.-Leaders Of
the young Turkish party have sent the
sultan a telegram saying: ut is all
arranged that you will be soon assas-
sinated by one of your supposedly de-
voted servants"
, 1906-02-03
HALF MILLION

IN BANN
The statement of the First National
bank shows that it has more than half
a million dollars in deposits subject to
draft, time certificates and demand GER
~tificates, the figures being $5S2,446.
, 1906-02-03
Gone to Hiqher Court.

Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. S.-Rocco Bell.
aged 81 years, avoided trial on the
charge of burglary by committing sui
eide in his cell today.
, 1906-02-03

The Laramie Literary club was fully
organized last night, with about thir-
ty-seven names on the charter roll.
Mr.. Crumrine presided, Prof. ROSS
Moudy acting as secretary until Mr..
McMurray arrived. The bylaws n
rules proposed by the committee APP
pointed at the meeting held a week
ago this evening were adopted, having
been amended in but n particular
the date OF the weekly meetings nav
ing been changed from Monday 10
Thursday nights. There was an ell
fort to make other minor changes, u
no changes were made.
The rules prescribe the officers and
their duties, the committees, regula-
lions concerning the formation and
PRONUNCIATION of the programs, prep
aration of reports, penalties for alb
sence or hardness, and the order oil
business. They are copied after the
rules of the Young Mems Literary club
at Cheyenne and are said to be quite
complete and comprehensive.
The membership is limited to forty,
but a waiting list is provided Tor.
Members assigned to duty on the pro-
gram must perform or have some valid
excuse. If they refuse without excuse
they may be precluded from the priv
ileges of membership.
The election of officers resulted In
the choice of the following for the
first six months of the life of the club:
President-Eli Crumrine.
Vice President-C. P. Arnold.
Secretary-Will McMurray.
The rules provide that The secretary
shall also be the treasurer, and that
the president, vice president and sec
retary-treasurer shall constitute the
executive committee, which is given
power over the club to a certain ex'
tent.
President Crumrine thanked the
members of the club for the position
and promised to do the best he could
He announced the program m
as follows: Messrs. N. e. Cortheh
A. w. Whitehouse and Arnold G. H
Bode.
The membership committee VIII
, 1906-02-03
BROTHER OF STANDARD OIL MAG
NATE SAID TO HAVE Gov
EMINENT LAND IL
LEGALLY FENCED.
Special Inspector for Department of
the Interior Will Visit Ranch and
Determine Course to Be Pursued
Denver Packing Plant Will Be
Improved to Extent of Million
Dollars-After Insurance Men.

Topeka, Kas., Feb. 3.-The Rookie
fellers may be involved in the Kansas
land fraud investigation. Frank Rookie
Teller of Cleveland, o., a brother of the
Standard Oil magnate, according to a
statement made by A. R. Greene, spe-
cial inspector for the department of
the interior, owns a ranch in Kiowa
and Comanche counties, which, it is
understood, contains government land
Illegally fenced. Greene did not state
positively that Rockefeller will be in
vestigated, but talked about making a
trip to the Rockefeller ranch.
, 1906-02-03
THE CLUB
IS NAMED
WILL BE KNOWN AS LARAMIE
LITERARY CLUB, WITH MEN,
BERSHIP LIMITED TO 40.
Meeting Held at Carnegie Library
LAST Night, When Name Was Sc
lected, Meeting Night Chosen, OF.
ficers Elected and Committees
Appointed-First Program.

Name-Laramie Literary club.
Meeting Place = Carnegie library
building.
Date-Thursday evenings.
Time-Eight O'Clock.
President-Eli Crumrine.
Vice President-C. p. Arnold.
Secretary-Treasurer = VIII McMur-
ray.
Executive Committee-Oficers.
Membership Committee-W. S. Ing
ham, H. V. S. Groesbeck, w. H. Fra
zee.
Program Committee-N. e. Cor
thell, A. w. Whitehouse, Dean A. G. II.
Bode.
Membership Limit-Forty.
First Regular Meeting-Thursday,
February s..
, 1906-02-03
COUNTESS DE CASTELLANE THE
DAUGHTER OF LATE JAY
GOULD AND SISTER OF
GEORGE GOULD.

FranticaIIy ImpIorlns His
Friends to Find His Wife, Saying
He Cannot Live Without Her, On
Account of Income Worth Seven.
teen MilIions-couple Had Quar-
rel and Separation Followed.
, 1906-02-03
CRUDE oil
MAY HELP
MILLIONS OF BARRELS AWAITING
MARKET MAY HELP TO PRE-
VENT COAL SHORTAGE
IN A STRIKE.

Heaviest Purchasers Peculiarly Calm
in Face of the Trying Situation,
While Mine Operators Have Very
Depressed Sense of Impending
Danser-Mitchell Says Strike Will
Be Greatest Industrial Upheaval.
, 1906-02-03

Why not get all the news when it
is news by reading The Republican?
, 1906-02-03

Weekly Republican only 81 a year
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Die SnuaiiOn BON 1910.
Bon u Ii ii Yre.S Der
WCrlin).

Wun miro in 0cn n1d)iten Eugen
picl rc0cn BON eincm Bud, DaS lid
Elm Nontun ncnnt mo fcincr lit, 0no
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criiiacn lGbt, ooa rinen G~ngl1nocr
5llm Gcriuiicr bat unO Den Sicg
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cine @ciGaiQfcit Ocs &criolicrS mar
id in Der Gage, ooS Northumberland
SIT Icicn cbe cS olti Dem @ilhcrmorftc
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llebcricbt bon {. Samnt. aontor.
Oia" - &crIoG, Berlin ".
ltnO Dos lit DoS Munoerlihe. Sn
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fer, ais in Gnqlono. Gas 9nd. =
Gem in Soriicbungen bubcn'0 Ole
&cicr ser .IoilD Moil" - Ocrcn3obl
ourf9(borud oieier ieltiomcn@cidihs
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ouitrctcn. nm foit od)t Snn0crttous
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oos eritounlide Sonoror bon mcbr
ais elmer MtiQion Worf Ouiiir SubIte,
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sung crluortet; uib OILS ld)licBlid Der
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ruilocrrcate 8olfsleiocnlfoit lelbit,
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or ariegsromon feinen fir Gng'
lono giinitigcn ull0 %ebrenuollcn Mis-
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dung iolhcr 2robnngcn ST. entge.
ben, nm ibr Saus, lire VioIhincn II
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IN Mail" ocnt Nudc ocS Srn. &
Gueur cinen neiiell SdluB. Britain
nicn'a 6lngNc lpcbte iibcr Dem &c
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oenc Bube oca 2eihliimls briuqt pic(
Some uuO S60nbcit ms Weniden.
Icbcn, obcr iic marc fcillcm itmionIt
u%erlic6eu. Cine Stuu0c fonumt - ga
miro sic Rcd)rung prGicntirt. SGcucr
lit ser Nrcis. I'D bab'S gcuoat!"
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luclt Cr I'M Gn0c gercut.
Nbcr eS Bicbt and Biele, Oenelt
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Acknowledgements nod eillem gcpii.
len S6cmlo ~gcnrbeitct merocn. Gas
bruUc WiittclmuB miro babel gut meg.
fommcn, ubcr gcro0c mande mertb.
pollcn >1n0ipiOuoIit0tcn limo eS oft,
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ltnitirnmigtcit ihprr 81 tragen bubcn.
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nid)t ucrlicrcu, merun Der SSlnge cilt.
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oltcn Sfulprrs por0ctlnmirtcn, Der
nit Dem id0ncn Rcirain cnoigtc:
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Gem 6otlen unO Scidhinni9en
fam OoS beid1mcnOc Siben6leiben
cine bciliamc 2cbre iitr'5 Seben lein,
rn0 Ocl1 Anoercn, ole gerle moftcn,
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WicOerbolung crit rcft NihtS. Srii6
uuioiicn, nod 0cn Sommcrferien
gcbt'9 Don Ncllcm los un0 - oos
ndhitcmol gebt'S better.
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M%uiulanb's tirfiIdjc Saoer.
GauttaEic gehaube 9pFamt scsen. etets uffen.
(Wuouft22 }
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SunntOs, ocn II. 5nni 1906.
@icr5cbu Gcitcn.
SuHMta0SplauocrCi.

Der commandments" 60 ncnnt
Der Nncrifoncr MN cinmaI Die
ShluBicicrn Scr 0ficntlid)cn Sd)ulen.
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nertoIelltc ulO ibrc unreiie @eisbcit
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8~ralt'efopicn cbcn nod goll5 olt0ers,
ais i'm ipGtcrcn 2cbcr, luciln bic oni
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per5upItcn Nc0rn ~iibcrboltpt Die eige.
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aus He6en unO Hcriru lnt0 0ii6ern.
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ibrc Shul. un0 2crn5eit obgcidloi.
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Ibnen bod nlllnnbllG lllgemlltblld,
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den, mas lle oo9 Sobr ltber perblln,'
melt bottcn. 90 ritdt Der Sog Der
Gnt'deloun8 INNER n1bcr, nnO Den
unlid)eren &oltonilten miro eS imlncr
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lid Die Sitengebliebcnen Die Sonicr
= H
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bus "Tlercd" berliltl, bcim fonmt
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~ lNcindlt -

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Srcorrid r.. SdIuctorr,
Redt5unmult mo gtntdr.
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Iricnrifn Is S,nnhnrfrr

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spcsieae @cainItiamnaem

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sin SdJritt in Der rcdDtcm MldJtnng.
epart 2J GruScut al alien erIttluifgcn
GegrlbutMcn.
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Gcftnung hes SrabeS.
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The Stool of Repentance.

One person goes out of the room, and
another, who acts as public prosecutor,
goes round the circle and invites each
of the company to accuse the absent
one of some offense; the more absurd
the imputed crime, the better. This
done, the culprit is brought in and the
prosecutor addresses him. 1T is my
painful duty to inform you that, in this
open and honorable court, you have
been accused of"-here follows the
charge: "Dyeing your hair" Going to
sleep in church." Wearing green
gloves Writing poetry Shooting
cats" The prisoner, having heard the
accusation, makes a short defense of
himself and winds up by pointing out
the person whom he supposes to have
made the complaint, as proof that no
belief need be placed in it. If he guesses
right, the accuser is sent out and made
to sit on the stool of repentance; if not
the next charge is heard, until they are
all exhausted.