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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-09-14

The award Of the trophy viii be made
after the close of the target practice
season.
SEAGIRT, n. j., Sept. 1.-THE in
dividual match was finished yesterday
with ten shots each at 800 and 1000
yards. AS was expected, Private Olson
leads the Wisconsin competitors, though
Holdridge and Schlick are a close sec
ond and third. The best scores were:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-09-14
THIRD REGIMENT IN LEAD,
Gen. Kings Inspection Returns Issued by
Adit.- Gen. Boardman - Phster
Award on October 81.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. II. - AdJt'
Gen. G.. r. Boardman his issued orders
to the Wisconsin National guard contain
ing the results of the annual inspection
of the guard by Gen. Charles King. The
award of the Pfster trophy for the best
all around company will be made on DC
tober 81 The relative order of merit
by battaliOns is as follows:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-09-14

1t is said that TOO husbands desert.
ed their wives in the city of New York
last year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-09-14
NEW WORLDS REL ORD
CROPS IN THE u. S.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. IL
World records for the two most import
ant grain crops and far above the aver
age for all other cereals were officially
established for tie United States in Off
'ciaI documents just issued by the de-
partment of agriculture.
This means simply that the United
States has broken ner own previous rec
ords, as she had previously fully made
good her claim as the greatest corn ana
wheat producing country on earth
The fine weather of the last month has
added about 67,OOO,OOO bushels to the
corn crop prospect and carried the total
100000 bushels ahead of the bumper
crop record of year ago. There is still
vast room for improvement, as the pres
ent weather is making millions OF BUSH
els daily, while nothing short of a ca
lamity can reduce the total.
Final Harvest Reports.
Final harvest reports were issued on
all small grains except winter wheat, the
full returns on that having been given
a month ago. The crop prospects as OF
September 1, as figured from the gov
ernment's percentages, and as compared
with final official returns for 1905, were:
Condition Sept. 1, Final Crop,
Sept, Sep. 1, 1906 1905.
1906. 1905. Yield, bus. Yield, bus.
Win. wheat -. 1867 493, 434 900 428,0O0, 600
spr'g wheat s3.4 87.3 255444,ooo 265,ooo,ooo
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-09-14
State Figures on. Oats.

State Figures on Oats.
The following table shows for each of
the eleven principal oat states the con-
dition when harvested as reported on
September 1, 1906, and September l,
1906 with the ten-year averages:
, 1906-10-10
RAILROAD T
Newcastle Roundhouse Burned.

Just at midnight Sunday night the
railroad roundhouse and the adjoining
supply house were discovered to be
on fire and an alarm was sounded,
says the Newcastle News-Register. Our
citizens generally responded quickly
and in a few minutes after the alarm
a stream of water was turned on the
fire. The fire having gained little head.
way in the foundhouse it was put out
with little damage though the roof was
burned off the supply house.
, 1906-10-10

London, Oct. 10.-It was officially
announced today that the car of Rus
STA is making a personal effort to per
suade General Ouchakoff to forego his
determination to kill Lieutenant Els
sipoff, who eloped with the generals
wife from st. Petersburg several
weeks ago. They came to America
and We're deported back, with Oucha.
kof hot-foot after them. They are
now fleeing somewhere through Eur,
one.
, 1906-10-10
ENGINE Ready for Service.

Superintendent R. D. Stewart of the
Laramie Plains line returned this
morning from Cheyenne, where he had
been to inspect the company's engine.
The locomotive is ready for delivery.
1t has been repainted and relettered,
bearing the number l and the initials,
L. H. P. G P. 1t will be sent over in a
day or two and turned over to the
Plains line.
, 1906-10-10
Caught Coolie Smuggler.

Providence, R. l., Oct. 1O.-After
having evaded United States officers
for more han a fortnight, the yacht
Frolic, which left Newfoundland with
a cargo of contraband Chinese emf
grants on board, was boarded in Prov
idence river today and confiscated In
the name of the United States govern
ment. The crew were placed under
arrest. A score of Chinese being Snug
gled into this country were held for
future action.
, 1906-10-10
PAY CAUSES
ARMY DESERT|ONs
COMMANDMENT OF DEPARTMENT
OF TEXAS ADVISES ADDITION
OF TWENTY PER CENT.
This Should Apply to Both Officers and
Men, as Third of Desertions Are
Noted in First Year of Service
Yale Will Not Adopt Presidents
Spelling Ideas.

Washington, D. C, Oct. 10.-General
McCaskey, commanding the depart.
ment of Texas, reports today to the
wal department that 20 per cen must
be added to the pay of both officers
and men in the army if desertion is to
be prevented from completely decimal,
ing the service. The general says
nearly 80 per CEN of assertions take
place the first year of service, on &C.
count of poor pay.
, 1906-10-10
Coal Eel on Head.

F. NJ. Smith, an ash pit man at the
shops, was treated by DR.. McCollumr
local surgeon for the company, this
morning, for a confused wound of the
scalp. He was working under an en-.
CINE at midnight, when a lump of coal
fell from the tender, striking him on
the head. Mr.. Smith will be laid up
for a few days, not more than three
or four, perhaps.
, 1906-10-10
W.. S. F. OF W. C.
MEETING BEGINS
Tribute from Mrs. o'connor.

20 Tribute from Mrs. O'Connor. G
g Boston, Mass, Oct. 10.-In an g
Q address delivered here today, Mrs. G
9 O'Connor, wife of the well known 9
G member of parliament, paid a de- G
9 lightful tribute to American wo- 6
9 men. Beauty that is at once del G
. icate and bewitching and a dash G
G ing style are winning combina- 9
6 tons that make the American wo- 6
9 man irresistible" said she, add 9
9 ing: THE American woman is 9
9 more independent; more health 6
g full, has a more stylish taste for 9
6 dress and home furnishings than 6
G the English woman" @
g G g CO 6 c g @
, 1906-10-10
GENERAL PUBLIC is
INVITED TO MEETINGS.

The general public is invited to all
sessions of the Woman's club, includ-
ing all entertainments except the club
luncheon, which is for out-of-town
guests and club members only. This
luncheon will be given tomorrow night
at the Methodist church at $50
o'clock.
, 1906-10-10
G G 1000 @ G
9 ALL VOTERS ARE c
@ REQUIRED TO REGISTER. c

g 1t should be impressed upon the @
6 minds of all who desire to vote 6
g at the election to be held on G
6 Tuesday, November 6, 1906, that G
9 they must register. The registra- 6
c. ton is now going on at 304 Third G
6 street and will continue all this 6
6 week. No n will be permitted to @
9 vote who is not registered. The 6
G. registry office opens at 8 a. m, G
G and closes at 1 p. m, opening at. 6
C 2 and closing at 6 and r%eopening @
o at I and closing at 8 p. IN. G
G 6 G 6 6 @ 6 @ Q 000O
, 1906-10-10
Passengers Were Indignant.
Looking After Car Accidents.

Los Angeles. Cal, Oct. 1O.-Street
car accidents are so frequent here that
the chamber of commerce has arranged
for a department of transportation, to
of operation. The demand is made
that an official school for instruction
of motormen be created and that more
competent men generally be employed.
, 1906-10-10
Back to His Post.

H. A. C"Did") Smith resumed his po-
sition as manager of the Western I'm
ion telegraph office this morning, re-
lieving J. r. Peckenpaugh, who has
been in charge of the office during the
summer. Mr.. Smith spent the season
as the representative Of an Omaha
commission firm, buying stock in the
yards here for shipment to that mar.
ket.
, 1906-10-10
Made Division Point.

Gillette has ben made a freight d.
vision point IN the Burlington road,
and hereafter a large number of freight
rev will make their headquarters
there. Gillette was formerly a divis-
ion point but was u out. The run,
however, was found to be too long for
the crews. The town was named after
Hon. Edward Gillette, republican nomi,
nee for state treasurer.
, 1906-10-10
CURE
MAY Be FAILURE
INTERNATIONAL ANTl-TUBERCU.
LosIs CONGRESS SEES DEM
oNSTRATIoN BY BERNHEIM.
He Proved That Tulace Serum Was of
No Benefit to the Patient-Several
Bullets Fired in Direction of Gar
During Review Held on Eve of
latter's Cruise.

Paris, Oct. 10.-At the meeting If
the international anti-tuberculosis con-
gress DR.. Bernheim demonstrated
what he declared to be the absolute
failure of the Behring cure. He proved
that the tulace serum injections were
of no benefit to the patient as the re-
suit of all of DIR. Behring's experiment.
, 1906-10-10
REAL MUSICAL TREAT
OCCURS MONDAY e


Not a lover of music in the city
should miss hearing the Slayton Jubi-
lee Singers at the New Grand next
Monday evening. No finer aggregation
of singers will visit Laramie this sea-
son. Nothing but words of praise are
heard from wherever they have appear
ed and they should be greeted here by
a packed house. The Chicago Inter
Ocean thus refers to them:
"Old Plantation Days" was given by
Slayton Jubilee Singers. AS the cur
in dresses and suits which might well
have been worn amid the cotton fields
and corn. They sang old melodies and
hymns which even today may be heard
in the south, and sang them with such
pathos that the audience recalled the
singers again and again. She whom
they call the Original Black PATTI
sang Away Down Upon the Suwanee
River" and when she tried to leave
the stage such an encore was given
her that, stage manager or no stage
manager, she was forced to come out
and sing annie Laurie" And the
stage manager once defed, the rule
No Encores" was broken, and that
was why the line of carriages before
the Auditorium door stood half an hour
later than they were ordered.
Course tickets may be reserved at
the Bee Hive; price for the five enter
tainments, 81. Reserved seats on sale
Saturday at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
75c and 81.
, 1906-10-10
Old SpelIinq for Yale.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 10.-Presi,
dent Hadley of Yale that
his college will not adopt the new sys,
TEN of spelling as advocated by Pres
ident Roosevelt. He says: 81 am not
an advocate of the movement. and
Yale refuses to be drawn into the re-
form ranks"
, 1906-10-10
Wanted Place In Mill.

Sheriff Reals today took into custody
mount and Walsh, who had run away
from home to get places in the rolling
mills here. Mrs. Warlaumount, the
mother of one of the boys, came over
after her son this afternoon and will
take both home with her.
, 1906-10-10
COLORADO SPRINGS MAN KILLS
SWITCHMAN WHO WAS TOO
SWEET ON HIS pref
TY HELPMEET.
Brakeman Puts Knife Into Giant
S%witchman and Both He n His
Wife Are in Jail-Yacht With
Coolies on Board Captured in Prov
idence River-More Indictments
Against sugar Refining Company.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct. TO-
Late yesterday afternoon Charles
Smith, a Short Line brakeman, irri-
tated at finding William Cartmell, a
giant s%witchman, in the company of
his wife, Nettie Smith, stabbed Cart
nell to death with a pocket knife.
Smith and his wife are both in Jail
TODAY.
, 1906-10-10
Section Foreman Injured.

o. Breeding, section foreman at
Ridge, wal treated by DR.. Stevens this
afternoon for a severe bruise and abra-
sion of his hand. He sustained the in
jury when a piece of bridge stringer
fell on the member.
, 1906-10-10
Ran silver in His Finqer.

P. Logan, a fireman, was discharged
by DR.. McCollum, local surgeon for
the railroad company, as cured this
morning, he having been treated for a
wound caused by getting a large silver
of wood in the second finger of his left
hand while at work at Rock River on
Monday. Mr.. Logan will return to
work.
, 1906-10-10
SOLD SOME SHEEP
TO MAN.

e. ]. Bell today delivered to Mr.. De
gan of Nebraska about 1,400 head of
sheep, which will be shipped to Ne
braska. They were loaded at the stock
yards today.
The Pacific Market company today
bought of the F. S. King Bros. Sheep
company about a thousand sheep,
which were driven to the Hartman
range east of the city by Mr.. Hartman,
, 1906-10-10

Mr.. n Mrs. j. T. Peckenpaugh and
young son left this afternoon for Ros-
ALA, Wash, where they will visit for
a few weeks with their parents. Mr..
Peckenpaugh was until yesterday man.
ager at the Western Union telegraph
office for the summer
, 1906-10-10
SORRY FOR THE
HOLMES WRITER.

DR.. l. R. Swigart, writing from Les
lie under date of today, says:
81 am sorry for your correspondent
At Holmes, for If they have anything
over that way as good as the Strong
they couldn't keep quiet about it-that
is. il they we're working the property
The new vein in the Strong is now op
ened eighteen feet wide and we are
not through it. Some of it will &C
thirty per cent copper and the whole
eighteen feet will go better than si1
per cent"
, 1906-10-10
Falls From Window to Death.

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 1O.-Florence Nc
Donald, a member of the chorus of a
company playing in a leading theater,
was killed this morning by falling out
of the fourth story window of the
Windsor-Clifton hotel. The girl was
sitting on the window sill and lost
her balance.
, 1906-10-10
Purity Conference Meeting.

Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. 10.-The National
Purity conference is in session here
today. 1t adopted a resolution asking
ported importation Of Japanese and
French girls to this country for i'm
moral purposes.
, 1906-10-10
Will Intercept General.

The Mail today says General Kosi-
off, uncle of the lady, arrived at Havre
last night to intercept General Oucha-
koff, who arrives from New York to-
morrow, and implore him on behalf OF
madam's family and their Imperial
, 1906-10-10
The Garden of India.

Baroda is called The Garden OF
india" 1t occupies a fine plain with
rich alluvial soil, well watered, and al
most entirely under cultivation. 1t
produces luxurious crops of srain.
cotton, sugar, tobacco and other
siaples, and the greater part of them
IRE turned from raw material into the
finished product in factories scattered
thr 'ughout the state.
, 1906-10-10
Great Storm ON Lakes

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 10.-A storm of
unusual violence began yesterday and
vas raging on the lakes today. A
steamer has sunk in Huron bay. sac
rificing eight lives, while two barges
have been beached neal Red Ridge,
Mich, and the crews, numbering four
teen men, have not yet been heard
from.
, 1906-10-10

Headsear Came off for coppers.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 10.-Mrs. Reggie
Vanderbilt created some sensation at
the treater here last night by refusing
to take of her hat while seated in a
box. The ushers, manager and pro-
prietor urged the lady in vain, and
finally the police were called, when
the offending head gear came off.
, 1906-10-10
Busy Day at stock Yards.

About sixty cars of sheep were load
ed at the stock yards this morning, the
sheep having been received from the
west and unloaded here for feeding.
e. J. Bell had some lambs at the stock
yards today for loading, having sold
them to eastern buyers.
, 1906-10-10
More indictments Returned.

New York, Oct. 10.-The federal
grand jury today presented four more
indictments against the Sugar Rein
ing company of America and various
railroad companies for giving and re
ceiving rebates.
, 1906-10-10
REACHED GIBRALTAR
WELL AND HEARTY

A letter has been received from Faith
er Cummiskey, written at Gibraltar
on his way to Rome, in which ne said
he was well and enjoying the trip i'm
mensely. He said nothing of when he
expected to return to Laramie.
, 1906-10-10
Case Nav Be Reached.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 10.-It was
lntimated to the attending attorneys
this morning that the Moyer-Haywood
habeas corpus ease would probably be
reached in the next ~forty-eight house,
, 1906-10-10
Boiler Foreman Arrives.

T. P. Touhey arrived from Omaha
this morning to accept the position of
boiler foreman at the shops, made va
cant by the resignation some days ago
of Ed Carlyle, Mr.. Touhey is now at
work.
, 1906-10-10

The man, who is of diminutive stat
ure, expresses keener regret over the
arrest of his wife than the murder of
her friend. Mrs. Smith has been mar
ried two or three times. She is a
handsome woman of 40, having the
reputation of a high flyer. Sympathy
here is strong for Smith. who is quiet
and harmless.
, 1906-10-10
Bullets Aimed at Gar.

London, Oct. 1O.-The Times today
prints a st. Petersburg dispatch to the
effect that during the review held on
the Eve of the cars cruise, several
bullets aimed at his majesty passed
close to his personal staff.
, 1906-10-10
NUMBER OF VOTERS
REGISTERED FIRST DAY.

Two hundred and ten voters regis
tered yesterday, at the three sessions
of the board at 3O4 Third street. DR..
P. c. McNif was the first to register
this morning.
, 1906-10-10
FINISHED ADDITION
TO THE WARE HOME

w. H. Beaudoin is just finishing an
addition, 16 by "a feet, to the residence
OF s. N. Ware, at the corner of Fourth
and Lewis streets, including a parlor
and hall. The addition cost well up
toward $1,000.
, 1906-10-10

District Foreman Dan Sullivan has
a very sore hand, caused by getting a
splinter in the flesh while splitting
some kindling wood. The splinter vas
removed but an abscess formed.
, 1906-10-10
RANCHMAN ABLE TO
BE ON THE STREETS

De OTN TTTI .
L. P. Pearson, who is at the home
of Senator and Mrs. ]. w. Johnson
with an abscess on his left jaw. was
able to be down town this morning,
the abscess having been relieved on
Monday.
, 1906-10-10
OTTO CAMPBELL LOSES
FINE YOUNG MARE.

Otto Davis Campbell, the young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Campbell, lost
his 3-year-old mare, worth about $3.50,
recently, the animal running into a
barbed wire fence and cutting herself
50 that she died.
, 1906-10-10
THE LARAMIE HORSES
GOING TO MISSOULA.

The Kuster-Irwin string of horses,
including College Maid have been TAX
en- to Missoula, Mont, Messrs. c. F.
Kuster and F. G. Irwin accompanying
them.
, 1906-10-10
GAR OF RUSSIA MAKING PERSON
AL EFFORT To PERSUADE IN
JURED HUSBAND FROM
KILLING RIVAL.

General ouchakoff, Who Chased Wife
and Her Faramour Across Ocean,
viii be Sought to Prevent Slaught.
er-MabeI Shepard, Who Was Mar.
ried by Justice of Peace to Howard
Shepard, Gets Her Freedom.
, 1906-10-10

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 10.-When
the Southern Pacific train pulled into
the depot last evening. Jesus Valen,
suela, a Mexican, rushed on board to
meet his wife, Rosa, INT five children
from whom he had been separated for
months. They did not alight and the
man hurried through the emptying
coaches.
, 1906-10-10
Route Agent Goes west.

H. 7. Gable, route agent for the Pa
c.ic Express company on the Wyoming
division, has gone from here to Green
, 1906-10-10

feOrrOoHhucHOS dIe 10 DC oeI FtU III
TIE stack room by Mr.. and Mrs. Hasen-
kamp and Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Wolfard
and their assistants. who will have
charge of the buffet.
List of the Delegates.
The following delegates are in at.
tendance, having received their ere
dentials this morning:
Mrs. Frank N. Shiek, W. T. K. club,
Wheatland; Mrs. B. B. Brooks. Satur-
day Musical club, Cheyenne; Mrs. H.
Continued on page A.
, 1906-10-10

New York, Oct. 1O.-Maxim Gorkey,
the Russian revolutionist. will return
to Europe next week.
, 1906-10-10

River to look after some business mat
tiers. While here he transferred the
agency of the local office from Mr.. Law
son to Mr.. Wigton.
, 1906-10-10
MAKING SOME REPAIRS

IN OFFICE BUILDING.
DR.. Stevens has men at work on his
business building, adjourning the city
hall, converting it into offices for i'm
mediate occupancy.
, 1906-10-10
HIS WIFE
WAS DEAD
MEXICAN WHO HAD BEEN SEP.
ARATED FROM FAMILY FOR
MONTHS FINDS LIFELESS
BODY ON TRAIN.

Passengers Had Resented Her lnatten-
ton to Little Ones, Not Knowing
That Her Form Was S%tiffening in
Death-Street Car Accidents to Be
Taken in Hand by Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce.
, 1906-10-10
ARE TRYING To SAVE
LIFE OF LIEUTENANT
master, to let the fleeing lovers alone
and appeal to the divorce court.
Mabel Shepard Gets Divorce.

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 1O.-A d.
vorce was granted today to Mabel
Shepard from Howard Shepard of Oak
land, Cal. Mrs. Shepard testified that
she and Shepard were ostensibly mar
ried at the Commonwealth hotel by a
justice of the peace in August, 1909.
but that the marriage was c~landestine
After the ceremony she left for her
hcme. She ascertained the next day
that she had been the victim of a
mock ceremony.
Second Marriage Genuine.
She told her father, who insisted on
Shepard's marrying the girl. This he
did the next day and left Immediately
for California, where he became a rich
man. His wife never heard from him
until last month, when he wrote sug-
costing a divorce. She was willing
and the court today granted her her
freedom.
, 1906-10-10
FIRST SESSION HELD AT CAR
NEGlE HALL LAST EVENING,
WITH PRESIDENT sHIEK
IN THE CHAIR.

Address of Welcome by City Attorney
McMurray and C. P. Arnold on
Behalf of City, by Mrs. Artesie
Erickson on Part of Club of This
City, and Response by President
Reception at Symons Mansion.
, 1906-10-10

Why not get all the news when II
Is news by reading The Republican,
, 1906-10-10

Daily Republican, 50 Genus a month
, 1906-10-10
Found lifeless Body.

In the last coach he found the chill
dren crying about their mothers
knees. Brushing them aside, he caught
the woman in his arms, only to drop
her limp form with a cry of horror.
She was dead. No n knows when
she expired.
Passengers Were Indignant.
The passengers, however, had ex-
pressed Indignation at the inattention
of the mother to her children on the
ride up from Santa Anna. A Spanish
rebosa, that she had drawn about her
face, prevented anyone seeing her
features stiffened in death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12

WASHINGTON. Feb t1-Sow
that the wedding invitation problem
has been cleared away hy The koose-
welt family. the all.abaorbing and
principal detail left IL the course ~
the bridal pageant from TIE upper
regions 81 the White House 90 the
East room. where the ceremony wili
take place.
The grand process ~ ruhlng The
bride In her magnificent white satln
broaade viii occur In Miss Hoose-
velt's houdoir. n spacious apartment
which fronts Pennsylvania av, on
one aide and opens on the stats ia
nartment on the other u II the
room which Mrs Mckinley pre-
ferred To- all others In the mansion.
though II has a northeast exposure.
This boudair n furnished in Alice
blue carpets. rugs and papefings
Even the dainty japanese water
colara which the empress OF the
flamefy kingdom presented 10 Miss
Roosevelt ara framed In pale blue
enamel with a touch Of gold on the
edges.
Tho room ls almost lined with
mirrors All the doors are mirror
plated and there are two eheYal
glasses. besides fine broad mirror
lin the birds eye maple dressing
case.
-Four Of Miss Rooseyelt's girl
friends have been asked 10 aid her
on this momentoua occasion. Two
are her cousins. Miss Corinne Rob
lnaan and Miss Lorraine Robinson.
The other two are Washington girls.
but theY have promised 10 keep tho
secret. because Miss Alice has
scores % Eiri friends who might
think themselves sighted.
There will be in attendance 10 as
pfat the toilet the French maid who
always dresses Miss Alice. Marie
Chabot. and the modlste who built
the costume.
II remains 20 be decided n the
pageant will descend the private
stairway between the state dining
room and the breakfast room and
make a grand procession down the
main corridor. which Is 100 feet in
length. thence TO tho east room.
where the officiating clergyman and
the groom viii be waiting. This
has been suggested as better than
20 descend tho main staircase which
D. only a few feet distant from the
door " the east room. and which
would permit only a few bars Of the
wedding march being played before
the party would reach its ds.atina
lion.