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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
NscRo's WIFE "ausHEo" SV 'co
AnnSunc o. Her identity Gives
Coast Sceuty Severe jolt

san Francisco, Cal Aus .? MIA
a Nj Curtis WAo ctmc t1m Wash
mgDu VITA cr,dcuuhl. from 'hc Mar
department. e. hd IN the rruT work
iullaUtur thr Ap,il disaster and V"'
W, entertained u, the most rNr.'
si,r families iu san Francisco socI,..
g. uo, tnu~wrr.. b. 'rr V..r 90 q
u...o play vau u "a, u"ouN GAP,
,dI
Mrs curtis ls ut n'Vu h.o'd. a'
y.JH0s 20 statements o. hyy friends
l. ~. uuf known thai -hr WAS tuy
W,t. 1T a Uorro. and cNclusiN, s'vi'.'
De- even yea slow to believe u
MDur her, Nj, curtis dli much
WORK lmoh the negroes and y,Unro
10 b, % ,t,tking acquaintance Win
ar me uvrrucs IN tuWu
WAu Mrs Curt. lrft he city al,
was -un.r,uR from injuries received
IN uu au'pwphil, acclden' and Went 1,
-N ..hutfou - r,~uIcrat" she h. :,
return soon and suri,t, Is ,cJN mucl
1u.bi Whai he's reception Will be
society iocsu' know
VI. ! & Merrill vice president NJ
'r, Ret Cro.,. spoke ,or, hDgrl, o
'", service. rvudrtct by Mr. Cur,u
iU.ur Hrr LAY here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
VII stsnd Murder TusL

Jones5oro. ia Aug - I .ayton .
superior court convened here NouaaJ
morning Judge l.. \ Roam presiding
The case ~ LcOn 7 Nilnsf. uh0 -
charged vita the murder ~ ~ ~
D,rs.j. brother q IasEs n 7 DoT
svy. u Atlanta. all Be taken 10 Wei
nes-iay morning COiOnsl Charlie -
nm q Atlanta. and Colonel o. J
Coosisr. - Jouesboro. wtIi assis; the
solicitor general IN the pnys~cuti1a
% the case ne d~fsnss vill ss rep
r~s~aied ~ Brova q BF0vn. q Nc
DonoaEa. and coioasl " I. waiter.
sou. q Joprssoru. Noca inisr-st l.
Being nsnlfssfs1 IL The trial
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Seward Of 5000 for Assa,lsr,.

\ ..l.. Aug - .ioycrLp. I.l.l
.5. Md reward OF S.. ~, t..
a..... Min proof 10 convict 81 ..,
aaouYvu negro man who cp~u.'t.l
lr assault upon Mrs Georgia + HON
Jr.r near battle Hin. about o..
~rrh, aso The community va. great
y stirred up over this assault, agi
every effort was made TO catch a.,
negro 81 far without success Ia,
governor also offered q reward ~ So"
tor The arrest Jf Alex McL,oI o..
gro wan0rl IN Turner county 20, O.,
murder % his stepdaugltor 90 A..
L. last aad reward u 81" lol Iul
chandler Who h wanted h. COS.
county fpg ne murder Of g BsI
~ VI ID, -. lS9;.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Jealous Man Kuis Woman.

Sew York. AUG - Martin Wni
tersicin. % years oli. a hrvman "a
the steamship C0i"u shOl and Killed
Mrs Annie Lar-sh. 20 ysars Old 10
hos apartments Tusslay h.ofnlnE Mrs
ssii,c PruhB. - years oid. oous
Ia u Mrs. Larsen Nas shot aud ssfi
oasiy wounded ~ tho 1reman Win
,sTs'stn va arrested AFTER hard
stTnEgie Sc sss lnfa'uated si,h
Mfs iAFron. ana "a. Hv saa jealous
- the usmAa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Jur,s Verde, Causes Lsuoh,,t

Savannah. TIA Aux 20 Judg, Npr
S.pd Of no. ci,y court. discharged .u.
Jug Monday morning In the WilDaH
Johnson gambling case. Tor bringing b.
g verde - not guilty" when IN A!s
mind The evidence was conclusive OF
guilt Tais jury will In N. future
De I..lralihed for Jury ser,icc ia
the city court Judge NprSopd said
mat there vas no doubt a. "a John
sons guilt ~ gambling aud n would
never be- stopped with such Vcrdictn
IA. cyidenc, Vas conclusive sni uu'
c.rcumstan tai. add when The verdict
Nss read ln he court room. the sp.c
taturs forgot their duty 10 thc lis
atty u The court and laughed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Is c,rpar,e, PAY Insurance..

san Ftaa go Aus ~ rniriy.hvo
~ rance cumpahi,s uui ~ I've i30
involved 10 me San Francisco disaster
nave been pa,i In The agEr"sa'' SOC,
lulNrIe2 according =, their once
record tp dar Some ~ 'he larger
col.err haze maio heavy payments
iho ROYAL ~ Liverpool. Is credited
with g. sHt.uou ~ the Hartford with
SiriJ..pa. me Nev York lud"rw rI'-
ers Win g. i,G.is7. tho Artna. ~
hartford 10 iovn fur tg.l2r 5sg. and
he llrcts'', ani London aud Globe
tor C.f!l.g3s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

lssTd Mica Aus - --TvsBiJ oi's
p-rsoss. Including the eaVtaihs Niis
aBa too hiiis saiidfsn. Wsrs FsaEusd
saSly Tgrsasy Yroan the barniBS sss
ssl. ChsFiss a. Esidy. ~ the Detroit
and CleVslsnl iHs stssmsf, Ciiy ~
asetiHas. nH Port Saeiias IN Lsks
Huron AZ ~ tbsm ESCAPED ania
JsaFsa. aud acre bToashi 10 ,sis sfty
0a me co ~ iAekiasS. tbs E'iay
Sas asst q
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

Pierre 3 ID. Ana - a mas
hsDsa - his e,sapssions ~ Jo.sph
FhETsaii. Sas ssot ao~n afisr .
gssrvi IN saloDa nss.dag sf@sB0os
- . san si'igs ihs aams ~ g~ofE~
i'sSeFT ~ Atisaia ire m~a ssss
sulpiDTsi n a. Ysfss - ne Nosth
vsstsfn fsiisosa $40 were - . gaf
- - 80 'esf.sf D4aHsg Wst
sfrsNog
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
conner is NAMED
GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA
Majority Estimated Fra s..
, to Eight Tdou,...
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In the Lead FOR Ale r.,.
ator-Unotiioia Rev
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cd state Vtic'is . r.... ..
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b. senator.
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disabllity oil the !'"~'"' ...''
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10 S.OUO.
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10 name lie Wine.
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and Ehmuhd VI. I'.."'
Mtlon. FOR a'."i""..
Joseph W. Johnston J".
head ana j'.a ha.'
lead. Ouplhc.". .''.". i.
ues lnd!cd'' TOO. ip'".
Soseph + johnston AM .-.
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mated to succeed S'.'.' ] Low"
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The Issue "a 'H' -''cgu".'..p ''"
Jest was iTc'S1' Ih'.-' ''."'' "'...s
MS race o. platform VIC. ''i.'".'.
cd that The rali"al' san. 4" Us.
sama shippers thr same ''."' e. "'v
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

Kan .. tu, Aug 80 Gu,,fuur
Fblk % Jefferson CT, has granted
= ropuc,, lau Oc,oh"f 90 fu Mrs
Ng'D- N,ets nov IN inll a. l.lbcr ,
aNul"ur ,NocOtlun fpr The murder ~
hcr husband Governor t'uik granted
me r,.pi'y su maj ne Wowsn AZ
prr.,. uIAW have tno In which 20
p"r',.. At 1p, 81 to "a" United states
W'.crn c"uf'. 'Hr preliminary action
,u au'.E WIS token tc'rn'lf Gov
..,l, rnA a..i granted Tsplir 'o
F,fr' UI",ou tp oct 20 which o.
'r, ss~t. day for tho execution 70,
Nr ,i,,ts Go,'rupr folk lur ~
1000 Nl.1N fp NV Nptk lu attend
'. f'' no reception
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
A PROMINENT VISITOR.
Hon. 7. 8 Me0oUr,r. United states
Marshal. Spent Wednesday Nsrs.

Marshal. Spent Wednesday Nsre.
Among the prominent Viaitor. Ia
this city "Wednesday vas Hon 7. =
MeGouFin ~ Psnsscola. United States
Manhal az the Northern District Of
Florida. Who came here To consult
Hon. HsnTy :. Chubb. chairman u
the Florda Republican State GENIAL
Com miitee, upon some matters ~ VI
tai impouAucs 20 the Republican ~.
gAniIation.
Mr. Mr3ouTin 10 no, only one ~ the
meet pFomisSbt kspublleans IN the
state. bat . moot 1shnsd gentleman As
sell DignlH-d and commanding IN
appearance. yet posseessd ~ . aios'
anable and generous disposition. b.
hss made fFiend' ever ~hsrs. not oblJ
among the people oi HE own party
bat Democrats 80 yell
Mr MsGogTin expressed himself ~
being sell pleased uith the sity
"6sln.svilis 10 groving more fap,dly
ih proportion u pOpaiasloa than AM
eitp I have yislisd IN the stat-." ~
sald. "Ibd I note that ths class ~
boildlhEs being erected are Of that
class ssJ sitY In ths land could b.
prood ~ 4" Hs vas especially IN.
pFvs.sd s,sh The rnsKplasshss o. the
Hsw baiidinEs Of the usl,srslty 0I
Flonds. whlsh he declared veaId b. q
sFeds 90 ssy STATE 10 the Unioa
''CSsinsssiIIs 10 the ssyy phase fof me
univsrsiiy. asd can see 70 eos" hs
soatlaosd Il have slweys isboFsd
Under ths lnstFsssIos. ED soc ] en-
sl,solsisly soaviassa tsst % mlsssAs
vss made 10 sssieR ths siss ~ shs
rslvsuisy u FIovsaa 10 0sisssviIls .
Mr. NeOearis Ess ,ntsodsssd - q
senior u pro@iasss siiissas ~ Csi
CAubb Hs lsfs n tbs affssuooa "a
he gsssrn komswsfd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

lAncnin. Sss. Aa3 - FIRE raes
81 Aesxroged ,ss Fifs' Chrtafias
ek9n'h as F0utssi's an1 = stusf.
1hs kaa Il srfim4iea o. tf f'f
1zs CefaoEies 3afsaAssi iae teic
lrs . gess aeo azs vefe s-l- i-s b
1nf9 : AenGeome "a "a
nssne t3tnts easz5es y tsEsct
M kFe y Sha Nsaf ~ fgzF & q
MN panowis sA s.&'s ~ ~
s..s8 oe ~ Naga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
CHILDREN
JOIN CUBAN ARMY
Enlistments Have Already Had
a Good Effect.
ENLISTMENT OF VOLUNTEERS
Naa Been SuSpendcd Untl President
PaImaA Orc Of Amnesty 20 the In
surge MS Can De Determined Cont
dsnoe Fot at palace,

havana Nug 80 Tho enlistment
ot ,ulun. v,rs 10y the government aas
been suspvoArl when President Pa,
mas unrr ~ amnesty tu The lnsur.
gcnts ,au 'hv determined NJ he
palace confidence h tclt that the grrat
DOdy ~ rvbete Who have been car
Rcd away With the idra that thcb
Wcl,' ta have a COnspic uuus part Ia tho
overthrow ut the Palma adminlstra
ton viii seize tnr present upportunliy
to return To- lawful pursuits rather
than lenpardltc their liberty by fur
thrt supporting what the government
charactrrisrs a. = hopeless case
senator Dnlt. the moderate leader,
ihiluWtnv his conference With Presi
dvut Palma declared early rueaday
mat with ihc exception ~ pino Uurr
eva. an tho lnsUrs'nt leaders we're
prepared Co dishAnd their men II az
,utrd NJ immunity Guerrero u said
Ia bc rrckoucd With n seemingly
rruaulr r"ports can be- credited. he
bau with him formidable body "
myn bu hls recent inactlyltl leaves
,nc impr,sslon thai h. l,Hirrs rather
&, make displa, ~ furyc tbnn 90 10
an, serious nghung Illa EARLIER
Promises - capture ruar ~! itlp and
,hsu march on havana. followed by
neriod ~ lnacuyi,j. has apparently
lnIuSvd his pr,s ilgra among The isaur.
g"n . and sympA,hiserS, VIM hhd ca
p'c'sd him ,n mahe a bold dash at
the government forces
presidrn, ralma's Instructions o.
MDnda} have made good lmprea'
sion. ssIallj amohE the business
mon whose Interests are seriously
threatened by tho disturbed con ii'lon
~ sralta 'rrsidrn Pulmas soa
has jolhsd The army. and his dauEh
ter has h"rome an army nurse These
cniRmruta have alao had Enod ~
| tFft
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

wm Csok W4s arsaigasd Wstnss.
day ls Jssslss colnast sezu upea .
sAsrss af sslas ln1ss~at SO otsssns
.aagasgs gsen - saessf A1leF kesr-
TIA ths sssssmesg e ssvefai Ulfsssess
- 1hs snss 80 6sf@n9&af ~ -.
iafss6 asirR se4 ae~isess6 = IA 4
80 y q 80 spls
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Fearing Assassination. Kills s.M

AtlaLtA. Aus 20 ~ y. klins,
lAundry clerk WIN came hers ioDm ~
yAnhah. oSinmittsd suicide eaTly Tues
lay morning al BIZ boarding house.
40 B1oth pryor street. by ga, Ing his
thr'At wifh a razor khnes rUom
mates found him ltlnR upon the nnor.
nis throai Kashed aud bloody faHof
IN hls hand II SaA said that Kline
bsd been drinking foF 'ae pas two NJ
,hrss Sssks and Sas IN a highly nor
fuas state lls hal expressed the
feas ne niEhi bafofs thu, be- Sss the
victim ~ aasassins Kline had been
hvl0E ta Atlanfa Hys pssss For
the past two sssts. bis fYtends cay.
hs had been IN . spree SIC had lost
Ma posltion ~ duihmsa's iaahdfY
uhsfs be- worked az . marker and
sDref bat had been DFomlssd 30
siih ,hs Troy laundry shieh BE- Sas
~ have aeospisd Tuesday,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

Cairo IA. AsE - TIE s.y~Af ola
sAaEstss - Esvara Alsnght . tara
- asaF Beffrnni. NO. Eas assAss "a
81 CARES CofDriA. 9 farm Aanl 80
psoysd ~ aer fsthsr tioforth w4s
eaytaf~c n tAs Nississipgi tsErsgi
By fafn~rs s~4set ~ AfssiElt 80
ssrio@ssY asrt GofOsia sse fsFf 3! tr
ain sofoffA 80 f~@safl - se7Efi-s
~lfs sis.sa0snss elE4Bf f-sB rl1r
ssssoz. ~ Ccs1rfA Bsf ffse
CEsFtssss Tie H;is 60 b. 81
pzasefioUs eQfso~ a
ranehe6 hsss ccs = fflrr n
srrHss a e 81 "a
49, GO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

NllhN NehsONholr IeNh'O ol ''I''
Everything Berrg Favorablr, Through
1ra,oS VIII I've Operated ect~cco
Jacssoovnlr and Tampa.
Surrr,ntrudeu, J. y. Cltlrr ani
Chiet Engineer r. y Polls " the
Gainesville and cult railway have re-
turned from Crystal River sud other
points south uu the extension ot the
road. where they had been FOR the past
few dAys
Superintendent Cutler states that
work OF grading on the extension -
progressing fairly we'll, but tina, pro-
gtpss has been delayed to some extent
10y excessive and continued rams.
which have been the hardest known ~
that section for many year.
Two large forces are engaged grad
3 ing now, and smother viii be- put 60
work on September B Or" gay" l.
working from Fairfield south, white
the other 10 coming Tive way from
4 CrystAl River. sud the fotcrs W,ll join
/ between the two points The third
force, which 10 being recruited, viii
comprise n hundred ~ NOR" men. and
c.ill work southsArd from Crys'aI
River II ,' understood that the con
tract provides Tor more than MT,
~ les ~ grading
The present management of H.
Gainesville aid Gdlt mrNns business
and with = reasonable lrugth NJ time
It expected that trains will be run.
ming solid between Jacksonville NJ,
Tampa. via GAinesyilir
There are good ,hlngs Va store uhlc'
the Gainesville and Gulf prop 49,
and will accomplish. hut for the pre-
ent Lhese cannot be mentioned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

a, Ps.sf.bsfE. AaN 3ss-rhs aaft
'at Psssfhs5G apVafsatiy h divided ~
.sOw 20 meet ,hs eaapsl9A u the Tor.
rsnsts PrsiaIss stOlyVsa ami hia
c4binss. aOSsvsf. have takss a A&nd
assiaS rvpEeasioa 90 . seals whieh
sosia drive ne whole psyvis into r.
v01 TIE psemisTs viswa ass ~
a~gtsi ~ lAs Russia todag. watch o.
C.afss the~ EovesaRsss mast nn Ds
isisEisssd inio abanAealng ne refcsm
vrosram. lf - 0aiy aspsasasy. lAs
papa asserts. " dfev . lisA bstsssn
LOysl apysfisbr sef Nee saOc o.
Spfa saa 49,. saala asstfey SOC o.
sFnmsea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
WORK PROGRESSES On
GAINESVILLE & GULF
Two Large Forces Engaged in
Grading, and Another to Begin,
MANAGEMENT MEANS BUSINESS

Wuhir a Reasonable Length o. Tune,
Everything Beng 5 aVorahlr, Through
Trains VIII I've Operated Rctwcco
Jacksonville and Tampa
, 1906-10-27
BIG STOCK COMPANY
PROMISES GOOD SHOWS.

Much interest is already manifest
in the coming engagement of the
Wolfe Stock company in a repertoire
of high class plays. By high class
plays is meant plays written by the
best authors and which have received
the stamp of metropolitan approval.
Mr.. Wolfe has secured for his exclu-
sive use with the Wolfe Stock a num-
Der of the latest royalty successes, en-
bracing the highest class of plays ever
produced by any stock organization,
and has selected a company capable
of interpreting correctly the characters
to be found in this class of plays. Meth
er expense nor pains have been spared
to make every production correct in
every detail. How far he has succeed
| ed you will be able to judge in a few
days, the company opening their en-
gagement here next Monday night in
1.-THE Weak Against the Mighty"
, 1906-10-27
QUITE DEEP SNOW
AROUND R0CKOAlE
THREE FEET NOTED BY CORRE-
sPoNDENT OF REPUBLICAN
FROM THAT PosToFFlcE.
e. A. Harnden Loses Three Hundred
and Fifty Head of Sheep From
~Smothering as Result of Scare
Alvy Dixon Will Enter Sheep Busi-
ness, Buying Stock in Utah.

Rockdale, Wyo.. Oct. 27.-The snow
is about three feet deep in this vicin-
ity. although the stock are doing well.
e. Il. Harnden lost about $50 head
of sheep a few nights ago. 1t must
have been caused by a scare. for they
piled up on top of each other and
smothered.
Alvy Dixon, a prominent ranchman
of this vicinity, is going into the sheep
business. The sheep are being shipped
in from Utah.
A. Robin sat on the fence n morn
ing recently singing. Goodbye, My
Bluebell," but his voice seemed rather
weak and | think he meant, Goodbye,
Wyoming"
S. ]. Morris, a prominent ranchman
of this vicinity. has sold his ranch to
Alya Dixon and expects to move his
family to Laramie for the winter.
Mrs. William Reifsnyder of Pitts
burg. Pa. is a visitor at the Hebeler
and Murray ranch, which now belongs
to Timothy Ross.
The snow is so deep up here that
the tallest school marin in the country
can't navigate.
Timothy Ross. the Pittsburg oil
king. and his friend. Mr.. Rush. were
visiting the old Hebeler and Murray
ranch. They got caught by the great
snow storm and were compelled to
stay four days longer than they ex-
pected to.
Arthur Abby and Victor White are
employed on the Hebeler and Murray
ranch to feed cattle. Remember you are
young, Victor, and don't break any fork
handles.
John Newman is working on the
Hebeler and Murray ranch.
Paul Kendall, the b~ookkeeper for the
Toltec Live Stock company. was a VS.
itor at the Hebeler and Murray anch
a few days ago.
William Donnell went over 10 tne
Gillespie ranch, where he has a
of sheep, to see if they got along all
right through the storm.
Arthur Abby spends most OF his tlme
sitting in the bunk house with his teet
on the stove, singing, I'm trying SO
hard to forget YOU" but don't think
he can.
The Diamond Cattle company mas
bought of Timothy Ross twenty heau
of 1-year-old Hereford bulls.
Romeo McFadden, who lives up here
on the creek, thought he had a horse
stolen some time ago. and hen he IN
vestigated closely he found out thai
he left him standing in the barn.
The Diamond Cattle company has let
the contract to build its big ditch ano
work has begun BLUE BELL.
, 1906-10-27
SMOKER AND SOCIAL
BY DAMON LODGE.

Damon lodge, Knights of Pythias,
had a social and smoker last night,
there being a large attendance of mem
bers. A luncheon was served and CT
cars were discussed. Among the events
of the evening was the presentation
of veteran jewels to the following
members, all of whom have for twenty.
five years been members of the order,
making a score of members to be so
honored by this lodge: Dwight P.
Smith, William latham, Harry Tat
ham, Stephen Boyd, Charles Hegewald,
Thomas Trewartha and William Not
tage. Past Chancellor w. H. Frazee
made the presentation address, which
was pronounced itself a jewel of fra
ternal oratory. The evening was a very
pleasant n for all concerned. To-
ward the end a number of ladies' visit
ed the caste hall and We're given the
best of everything-left, but they de.
clined cigars.
, 1906-10-27
PARAGRAPHS.

Sam Johnson of Walden was here to,
day.
Warren Rogers is in from the ranch
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Homer are in the
city today.
F. Cunningham is a visiting ranch.
man today.
Odin Thompson returned to Key.
stone today.
Mrs. GrunewalI left for Keystone
this morning.
T. B. Dodge and J.. T. Dodge of Rock
River are in the city.
Mrs. Pat Gallagher returned to her
home at Mandel today.
A. A. Howard of Greeley. Colo, was
a city visitor last night.
Bert Hoss of the C Bar ranch was a
city visitor this morning.
George Bergland went to keystone
by the stage this morning.
Clinton G. Smith of Saratoga was q
guest at the Kuster last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J.. Bell arrived from
the ranch yesterday afternoon.
c. B. Brennan left last night for the
west on a stock buying expedition.
E. A. Croskey of Wheatland was a
guest at the johnson hotel last night.
Nick Lundquist was a city visitor
last night. looking after some business
matters here today.
Hugh Griffith of Walden was here
this morning, arriving from North park
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. L. Thompson left for the Mel
son ranch. on the Laramie-Walden
stage line. this morning.
C. A. Judy left for Grand Island to-
day, having bought some stock here
for shipment to that point.
w. C. Hanks. the Chicago travelling
salesman, left for the east last night,
going from this city to Denver.
William S. Bartlett, business man.
ager of the Cheyenne Leader, is in the
city in the interest of that paper.
w. B. Emmons of the riverside
ranch arrived last night from h east
and will go from here to the ranch.
L. Levy of Denver, travelling for a
wholesale cigar company of that city,
was here this morning, in the interest
of his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Marriott OF the
Grace Creek ranch were among the
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Consulted With Minister.
RAILROAD NOTES.

The mail trains were late again to-
day.
The Eagles have taken time by the
forelock and will give the first ex-
cursion over the Laramie Plains line
and picnic in the spring. They will
have their masked ball in November.
Dan Brees arrived last night from
Cheyenne. He sustained a slight in
jury to his right thumb in the wreck
of the snow pillow at Buford and his
right hand is temporarily out of com
mission.
General Manager A. L. Mohler, Gen.
eral Superintendent Park and Superin-
tendent H. l.. Anderson passed through
the city yesterday afternoon, about 6
o'clock, Messrs. Mohler and Park to
Salt Lake and Mr.. Anderson to Green
River.
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PRES|DENT'S OFFICE
ON BOARD A WARSH|P
/ country an hour, no matter in what
foreign waters he sails.
Moody Will Bring Suits.

Washington, Oct. 27.-The president
has decided to appoint Attorney Cen
eral Moody to the supreme court bench.
but it was stated today, OF high author
ity, that before leaving his present of
fee Moody in a month will bring pro-
ceedings against prominent members
Of the Standard Oil company, under
the terms of the Sherman antitrust
law, which provides penalties of fine
and Imprisonment for its violation.
His Final Cabinet Act. n
This action, which will be the most
notable of all ever undertaken by tho
government against a commercial COM
pany. will be Moody's valedictory as
a cabinet member.
, 1906-10-27
NOW IN COMMAND
OF FIRST BATTALION,

A note was received this morning,
dated at Havana on the 18th, from
Captain Heavey, noting that he "a of
that day for Santiago, Cuba, in com
mand of the first battalion of the Elev-
enth United States infantry. Captain
Heavey said that he was well. He
sent copies of 1.-The Lucha," a Havana
paper, telling of the great storm there,
when several were killed int much
property destroyed. "All is well now,'
the captain said, but it beat a Wyo-
ming zephyr"