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, 1906-08-25

And then there is the state fair in
the city of Douglas that will be entire
ly deserving of consideration. The
people there are exerting every inhu-
C to make of it what the name i'm
plies-a state fair in the fullest sense
of the term.
, 1906-08-25

The democratic convention to be
held in the city OF Cheyenne on the
18th day of next month will be very
largely a proxy affair. Some of the
democrats of the state are advising
that no ticket be placed in the field.
, 1906-08-25

Cuba is having no end of trouble.
The revolutionary fellows who were
paid a large sum of money for their
services in the war against Spain are
again broke and in revolution against
the Cuban government The revolu,
tionary crowd does not appear to care
whom they revolt against, just so they
get what they want to eat without Civ,
ing any return for it.
, 1906-08-25

ment of latent resources. Every new
industry that succeeds is a great thing
for the county n city. The confidence
of home people will give confidence to
outsiders and do more toward bringing
in outside capital than the talk Of all
the promoters in the land. After all
the success of any city must come from
within
, 1906-08-25

Meanwhile the case of the Wyoming
Development company, the Pioneer ca
nal and the settlers along the Big Lar
annie appears to be lying dormant. Ev-
cry man owning a stick of property in
Albany county is interested in having
il settled.
, 1906-08-25

The new sidewalk ordinance will do
much toward improving the city. The
board walks in the business portion of
the city should have been prohibited
years ago,
, 1906-08-25

OF course there will be sad hearts
after the republican convention at Cas-
per When there is a contest for an
honorable position, the loser is neces,
sarily disappointed and goes away
from the seem Of conflict with sadness
in his heart. But the losers at Casper
will fight for the winners and thus
brighten their party armor for future
contests within the party lines.
, 1906-08-25

The gophers and the prairie dogs al
So enjoy the efforts of the dry farmers.
County Clerk Dayton fattened a large
number of them this year. His wheat
and barley was a good crop till the lit
tie fellows began to sit up n take
notice. when it was all off with the
dry farmer. They didn't appear to
like his oats as well or else there was
a secret understanding between the
animals that they were to be left for
the horses, as that crop is good.
, 1906-08-25
Liohter Than Aluminium.

Despite the popular opinion, alumni.
mum is not the lightest metal known.
Magnesium is one-third lighter, and
yet very much denser and stronger.
, 1906-08-25

Most of the county conventions for
the nomination of county officers will
be held about five weeks hence.
, 1906-08-25

Mr.. John L, Osborne will hardly be
able to outline his platform before Bry-
an m marching home.
, 1906-08-25
Hetty Green Rides an Auto.

Hetty Green sometimes rides in a
s12, 800 automobile, but 1t is owned
by her son, Edward H. R. Green Of
the Texas Midland railroad.
, 1906-08-25

III Health of Convicts.
One hundred and tifty-four out of
every 10000 convicts are constantly
in hOspital.
, 1906-08-25

If Mr.. Cosgriff goes down to defeat
at Casper, it cannot be said hat he
did not make a game fight
, 1906-08-25

Illness Among convicts.
One hundred and ifty-four out of
every ten thousand ~convlcts are con-
stantly in hospitals
, 1906-08-25

AS the years roll on the people of
Laramie are gaining more and more
faith in their local enterprises, and To-
cal capital is being used in develop
, 1906-08-25

quest of Sheriff Slough of Fremont
county, Governor Brooks has ordered
out Company B of the state national
guard, stationed at Lander, to proceed
to the Shoshone reservation to aid the
sheriff in preserving order in the new
town of Riverton.
Cause of Disturbance.
The difficulty began on the night of
August IA, the day before the reserva-
ton was opened, when about 300 soon
ers'' gathered on the border of the res
ervation, and on the morning of the
18th every town lot on the new town
site was occupied by a squatter. In
dian Agent Wadsworth held that the
rule restricting general settlements on
reservation homesteads until October
10 applied to townsite settlements, and
drove the settlers off with federal
troops.
Commissioner Richards Takes Hand.
Commissioner of the General Land
Office Richards secured a contrary rul-
ing from the secretary of the interior,
and Wadsworth received it yesterday
and withdrew the troops, as his author
ity on the reservation ended. Company
b of Lander of the state militia, under
Captain o. X. Nickerson, arrived be-
fore the withdrawal of the federal
troops, and will preserve order.
A Wild Scramble for Lots.
The withdrawal of the cavalry patrol
was the signal for the wild scramble
of the boomers, and by moo practically
every lot of the 100 acres in the town.
site was occupied. The party of 300
settlers is composed of two factions
from Shoshoni and Lander, between
which intense rivalry exists, and it vas
because he was fearful these factions,
in their struggle for lots, would become
engaged in a pitched battle that Sheriff
Slough decided to call for the state
troops.
Adjutant General in Charge.
Governor Brooks was in consultation
with the authorities at ! o'clock yester.
day afternoon and no trouble had been
experienced, and the boomers are now
engaged in organizing a city govern.
ment which can issue deeds for the lots
and terminate the reign of "squatters'
rights" Adjutant General P. A. Catch.
ell has arrived and is in charge of
affairs.
Warren Takes Hand.
After learning that the government
troops had not been withdrawn from
by the interior apartment they would
be, Senator Warren again t~elegraphed
the secretary of the interior, informing
him of the conditions, and received the
following reply.
Referring to your telegram of the
22d inst, the acting commissioner of
the general land office wired you on
the goth inst. as follows: The com,
missioner OF Indian affairs has wired
Wadsworth at the Shoshone agency
that the secretary holds that the un.
allotted coded lands became a part of
the public domain, and passed from his
jurisdiction August 18th, and Wads-
worth has been directed to recall the
orders for the patrol of the said lands
Since receiving your last telegram, the
commissioner of Indian affairs has
again wired the agent to answer why
his former instructions have not been
obeyed."
, 1906-08-25

For fine job printing leave orders at
The Republican Office.
, 1906-08-25
Warmth and Longevity.

Warmth n longevity.
1t has been discovered in Europe
that the warmer a country the more
centenarians 1t has.
, 1906-08-25
STATE MILITIA IS
CALLED TO FIELD
SCRAMBLE FOR TOWN LOTS IN
NEW TOWN OF RiVERToN
CAUSES APPREHENSION.
Acting on Request From Sheriff of Ere
mont County, Governor Brooks
Calls Out Company 3 to Quell Any
Disturbance That Might Arise
Federal Troops Withdrawn.

Cheyenne, Wyo, Aug. 25.-Upon re-
quest of Sheriff Slough of Fremont
county, Governor Brooks has ordered
out Company B of the state national
guard, stationed at Lander, to proceed
to the Shoshone reservation to aid the
sheriff in preserving order in the new
of RivartOn
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-07
GleruIll Block
various build ings: where

various buildings where It
is needed. The question of
good water and plenty Of it has
been serious one for the COM
pany to cont end with for years,
but SO far this section of the
road lis concerned it has been
most satisfa dtorily solved. Nh
John " aver makes farm
loans at the lowest rates and best
terms. Interest and principal
payable 81 his Office.
George w. ID. Davis was ia III
the city Tuesday on his way to
Brandon, laniEob Cd business.
Go to the New York cash store.
for the best cushion sole leather.
lined rubber heel shoes.
On Nov. Goth IL Rev. Olson
united iTl marriage Miss Celia
Reasoner and Herman Hawley
John wv ATaher makes farm
loans ats the lowest rates and
best terms. Interest and princi-.
pal payable AZ his office.
Best maxi of Gordon Il Fergu-
son Coon coats at factory prices at
tlls y ew York cash store. sSE'
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-07
{ ! HURRY Il. R BACK

i
Money to loan on farms. Lowest
rates, easy terms. The Ramsey.
County National Bank e Devils
Lake. 81 ts.l5
County Commits elect
IS. g. Samuels was in from
DeGroat Tuesday and Wednes-
day on business.
American of Boston pure gum
overshoes 81 the New York cash
store.
Jack Klley, the newly elected
senator from ToWner . county,
was il the city Tuesday the
guest OF his bro heEs. Joe and
Dan.
Mrs. Bancroft will have a. Christ
mas sale at her studio Id cobson
block. Saturday afternoon and eve.
ming
The Great Northern has be-
gun work on the und erground.
crossing at the foot DE Mime
SWal1karl avenue. and hope to-
have IL comnle ted before many
days s
mother lot az three-q uarter5
length sheep lined, fur collar cor.
duroy coats; Gordon 81 Ferguson
make 10 grade for 81. 90. III the.
New ork cash store.
Bid ding was quite brisk at
glle tax sale Id the court house
tuesday Farm roperty was
bid in from not Ilillg 70 u per
cent Nearly Ill city property
went at "a per CEN I.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-07

Money to loan on farms. Lowest
rates, easy terms. The Ramsey
County National Bank Of Devils
Lake. Il
TWenty-one degrees below
zero yesterday corning.
81: 81 oak wood. sawed and de-
fiivered for 81. 90 per cord. .C.
a. Baker. phone "a.
Clark W. Kelley has spent
the week in Fargo on Mason ic
business.
%. %. White returne d Tues
day from Albert Lea, MINI. I
where he sDent ten days with
his parents.
Insurance Commit sioner Coop-
Ter was il the city Tuesday set
Ting with Mr.. Kerlin for his
fire loss in Kenrlare recently.
Do it now. Insure your grain
lin granaries, ildings, and
household goods with Geo. W.
Mooers. Lowest rates for stand
lard stock policies.
Clark Kelley IS ia coz
respond ence with a entleman
lin OWatonna, Mimi, who wants
|to start q who esale hardware
lsstabl ishinent iii Devils Lake.
Mr. elley has given him all
1.-THE information possible on the
subject, and incidently pointed
out the many advantages Of
Devils Lake as d distributing
point over all other towns III
| the state.
The high school will hold II
reception Ia the public school
building the Friday before
christmas aE which each high
| scho0l scholar will be allowed
Ito Invite two persons. The
|ohject of this reception ii fo.
show those interested the work
being done Id the schools, and
| for teachers to meet the patrons
|of tho school and become ac-
Qaainted All elaborate program
will be rend tered, Including
music by the high school orch
[estra
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-07

The FIRE was discovered immedi-
Iately and thus only slight dam
age was caused, this being fully
covered BY insurance in the Pow
ell agency. Moral: Powell only
sells insurance that insures. is2
The Building & Loan associia-
tion held a meeting in the sec
retary's Office w dnesday night
and placed in nomination about
twenty members from whom
will be selected the board DC
nine directors at the next
regular meeting
Rev. Charles Turner was
brought from Larimore Tuesday
10 Mercy hospital to receive
special treatment for the COM
plicated ailment from which he
has been suffering SO long.
The distinguished patient is
under the care of DR.. SihIer,
who has not yet decided whether
fan operation will be necessary.
Miss Ollie Reagan daughter Of
Peter Regain of w ebster, VINO
has been attending ST. .Joe's
|acad emy at ST. Joe, MINI. was
brought TO her home BY
her father q few days ago
Ito be treated for a severe
illness. The young lady is
much improved at last reports.
Harry Simmons powerful
coined y drama, he Bankers
Child which made such d big
hit during the past 1--WE seasons
will be seen ct the arunory,
Friday Dec. 7sh. The play has
been re. written somewhat, more
comedy added, while the story re
mains just the same. New
scenery has been painted for shis
Eseason's production. The ward
robe worn Will surIasa that of last
season. New special ties viii bs
intro daced. Little pauline Perry.
the bright little star OF the com
Enany. Is even better than ever A
strong company has been secured
by anAger Shannon JIG viii bs
well q secure seats at once.
For quality, hsalthful pusis
Hty satisfact torn Ass ia the BAKING,
llsa Hunts erfecs lng Pow
|def the demand grows every day
just received For Holiday
trade 4 fine line oil dress shirts
and iieel year
|Sfranae y
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-07


The second reunion of AEithra
Lodge OF Per lection No Of
the Scottish Rite. will be held
in Masonic hall DEVILS lake, on
January Ath and 9Th. Al large
class will be initiated ut this
time.
8 s IA wish to thank The many
kind friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown us during
our recent terrible b tEllicton. also
We extend thanks for all the
Beautiful flowers sent. SiK-
ereI i ana Mrs ].
RaWson
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-07
0neBeRoaon Oh 90 onSaei
THE CITY
llonoaoe no1oDsoH oae oaeaeno!

Observation-Disclosures eaeRea
Wanted. Al girl for gener-.
81 hOuseWo,r Il. Apply TO Mrs.
z. i. .Prosser, Seventh street.
Andrew Saltvic, who came
here a month or 30 ago to work (
on the sewer, died iii the hos
/ pital Tuesday Of Uphold fever,
You can save none On fur coats
s Mann's. 585I
DR.. and Mrs. McNaughton7
will spend the Christmas holi-
day in Spok kane where the Nc
Raughtons will have q family
reunion.
Order q nice fguitcake for Xmas !
. the I evils Lake Bakery. Il
st. OIav. Lutheran church.
Services every Sunday evening
at 7:30, and Sunday school at
3 o'clock p. n. Rev. John
Haarvei.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
svered on short notice BY the
Farmers mill. Call j IA.
Ira Brown, formerl y in the
clothing busl ness in Devils Lake,
now of Leeds, was in town Tues
B day with Len Maurer Of Stark
W. ather, with whom Mr.. Brow a
has been visiting several days.
For Rent As furnace heated
\ noon. Apply e Mrs. Bert
Ss@reen
Mrs. Jos, Kfelly left Monday
for Rochester, MINI. in COM
pany with Mrs. Glass. Mrs:
Kelly will visit the school att
/ aSt. Joe, MINI. where her
ahildren are attending college
/ Dry oak wood. sawed and de-
hi vered for So 90 per cord. c.
-. Baker. phone "a.
A. ROSS ]; and / 4 bride arrived
The first Of the week from their.
wedding trip and have gone to-
nous ekeeping in one Of the.
cairns reside fences on east Eighth
Btre st. The newly marriel
couple have the best wishes Of
The Inter. Ocean for q prosper
.}sus married life. I'll
n Let the Devils Lake Bakery
make you . nice angel food
devil food OF fruit cake. t
IA S. Ham Of Churchs
Ferry has purchased the old.
Dacotah Mac inery property on
Second street and will move his
large foundry and repair plant
Il from Churchs Ferry as soon as:
possible. f IL. Ham ii acknoys-
B Ikdged to be one of the best
Mhachinists in the northWest,
lid his establ iBhment when il
1,eration here will represent an
SAtlay of about $$225, 600
John w Maher makes farm \
loans as the, lowest rates and
z,ass terms. Interest and principal
a|sable at his office,
The Great Northern ditch to-
eetWater lake has been COM
pleted and d ten-inch flow of
the best water on earth flows
through the pipes aGs d 50-pound
pressure. ne c0npans has
10o, COO gallon tank into
hich the Ter runs, and ill.,
lis pumped from this tank to the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-27
SAM LANCF0RD STAYED LIMIT
WITH HUSKY JACK JOHNSON

Jack Johnson OF Texas, the big colored
heavyweight, who claims 10 possess A
right to be considered a candidate for the
heavyweight championship OF the world.
since the retirement OF Jim Jeffries. tried
with might and main for 10 rounds last
night at the Lincoln club. Chelsea, to
knock out Sam Langford OF Cambridge
Considering the fast that Langford was
nearly 40 pounds lighter and fully a foot
shorter this does not add to the credit of
Johnson. but must be considered quite a
performance for Langford. and this great
weight Will probably have greater
difficulty I'm getting matches than he has
had In the past
True, during the Is rounds that the pair
were at It. Langford was hammered as
no hRhter ever has been hammered I'm the
same number OF rounds. but the fact re-
mains that Johnson could not knock him
out, and whether II was up TO Langford's s
ability 70 take punishment or Johnsons 8
absence Of a Knockout punch has nothing
TO do with the matter but n is hard to
sec champion in a heavy weight of 1876
pounds who cannot stop middle-weight.
at the heaviest, I'm this time
The battle itself was about as wicked an
event as has been seen i'm a long while.
and was too one-sided TO he OF interest.
the only thing that could possibly be inn
agined as cause for the enthusiasm that
was aroused being Langfords gameness
and his staying the full 70 rounds.
Previous 10 tire starting or the batrtF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-27

I seemed too far in 10 turn the trick He
made tracks for the 1inder region in
middle field The crowd hung on their
breath and waited In unning back he
was Just out OF the path. Finally. with
| a little ducking and a jump 20 the right.
half stumbling and half running. ne
reached far out stretching his arms like
! a rubber, and TO the surprise % all ;he
ball was I'm his glove.
! II was the best play OF the day and the
crowd applauded until he reached the
bench, for he had retired the side. Brodie
has been known TO do stunts out in mid
die pasture that would raise the hair on
a bald mans head but he has never had
the chance TO show any such work as
that
AS 10 the game itself. Providence
was IN great form and played the game
as If II was the end OF the season. Not
an error being accredited TO them and
there was not even a narrow escape. Lou.
denslager the former Oriole was the only
man on the team TO distinguish himself
with the bat landing on one OF Cronins
curves for three bases
The Grays began TO do things in their
half OF the first inning thanks to the slow
work OF Yancy Poland ushered In the
season with a strike out Harley strode TO
the plate, however, and smote one for
two sacks and little streams OF delight
began to ebb pack and forth through the
blood, Dunn thought that what Harley did
he was also capable OF doing and made
good for when he quit running after hit
ting the ball he was on second anu Har-
ley was home. The next two men went
out but that was a good starter.
The fourth inning was another good one
for the Grays when the other two runs
came in Brodie was the first man TO face
Clcary In this inning and he went out
trying 10 make first on an inheld hit.
Lachance came 10 the bat and looked
over few then selected one so his liking
and when he quit making tracks around
the bases ne was on second. Rock follow
ed him and sent one over into left pasture
and before 1t was fielded i'm he was oh
second while Lachance was home. Bar
ton singled and Rock scored the last run
OF the game. That was all for the rest Of
the time 1t was simply good straight base
ball with the Grays always In the ascen'
dency
But one incident happened i'm the second
inning that for time looked as II II
would assume serious proportions. When
the Grays batted around the first time
Krueger hit ahead OF Barton. The next
time up Barton went to bat after Rock.
and Manager Buckenberger protested the
change I'm the order. Umpire Kelley stated
that the mistake had been made when the
men first came up. and that Manager
Dunn had spoken to him about 1t at the
time, and had said that II would be
changed I'm the following innings. After
some argument the Rochester players,
who had come In from the field, returned
TO their positiefs5- and tha- game proceed
ed from that time TO the finish without
any undue wrangling.
TIp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-27
KID SULLIVAN WON OVER
JACK G'NEILL IN SIX ROUNDS

Kid Sullivan OF Washington got the de-
cision over Jack ONein OF New York
after six rounds OF hghtng, OF what was
scheduled to he a l5-round contest before
tho Eureka Athletic club at Baltimore last
night. lt was Sullivan's fight all the way
through. He outclassed ONeiil al every
stage of the game, and when the New
Yorker quilt he was a badly punished man.
Sullivan began TO mix matters from
the second round. lie smashed ONcill IN
the stomach numerically. This was the
Kids strong fort and he soon had Jack
worried. O'Neill depended mainly on a
left jab to the face and soon had Sulli-
vans nose bleeding. His blows. however.
lacked steam and Sullivan kept boring In
and had O'Neill hanging on.
In the NTH rounS Sullivan chased
0Neill all over the ring. landing terrific
rights and lefts TO the sTOmach and face.
O'Neill took his beating manfully. but at
the sound OF the gong he was very tired.
In the sixth Sullivan went In To finish
his man. lie beat n regular tattoo on
O'Neill's stomach and kidneys and ham,
mered Jacks face repeatedly with right
and LEFT swings At the end OF the round
O'Neil was all but IN When the bolI
sounded for the seventh round O'NeuI
failed 90 respond. as he was sufferlnv
great pain and claimed that he was IN,
jured internally and was unable 10 Coz.
unue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-27
With One Hit ar1dNo F7unsBgJ Jack Cror'i, Applied
WH|TEWASH BRUSH To THE BR0NCH0S

Well, Score first blood for Providence.
Before a crowd OF more than 5000 fans
and with an opening such as this city
has never before experienced the Grays
Sshered In the season OF 1907 with vic
tory over the Bronchos that will make the
blood tingle for many a day.
When the two teams trotted on the field
at the end OF tho game the score stood 3
b. and Big Jack Cronin had again bowed
60 the public and endeared himself TO all
fandom. Jack was always a favorte with
the fans. but after tho game Of yes
lerday he was taken into one OF the bosom
recesses OF their hearts there to be kept
and treasured for his work In the box.
Just how the fans felt about him can be
ama gined when in one Of the innings
toward the end OF the game he came 10
bat at a ticksh time when hit meant
p run and through IN fate struck out.
Had any other player turned that trick all
bleacherdom would have howled In de-
rision hut the big fellow was playing his
game so well that some OF them were
even proud OF the fact that he saved him
SELF the exertlon Of having to run down
g. first on a hit
Suffice 20 say that he covered himself
with glory that will shine and dazzle for
the remainder OF the season. and the
bard-working big man VIII find himself at
the end just as well liked as at present
Yet how could Cronin, Dunn or the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-27
CHRISTIE STILL
WINS ON BEACH

In sensational finish that brought the
spectators to their feet Walter Christie
In his freak speeder. flashed past the
wire two feet in front OF the Stevens 50
horsepower Darracq that won the Van
derbilt cup at the Atlantic City Automo-
bile club races on the Ventnor Beach
track yesterday afternoon
The race was the most exciting of the
day, the finish coming as a climax to
qualifying heats in which Christie and
Guy Vaughn driving their cars to the
Unit had administered decided defeats TO
Napier and two Thomas cars. The time
OF the winner was as % seconds. several
seconds slower than the track records.
but fast enough to make the competition
interesting The same cars will contest
tomorrow in trials for records that
should make sensational exhibitions