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, 1906-08-10
ADDED TO
THE FACULTY
MISS RUTH ADSIT OF IOWA AND
JONAS BOHLlN OF CHICAGO
WILL TEACH HERE.
Former in Charge of Primary Methods
in Normal College and Latter In
structor in Vocal and Orchestral
Music in College of Music-Both
Come Highly Recommended.

The executive committee Of the
board of trustees of the University of
Wyoming held a meeting late yester-
day afternoon, at the office of the sec
rotary of the board, DIR. Grace Ray
mond Hebard, at the university, and
disposed of some routine matters, in
GLIDING the bills against the board, and
added two members to the faculty of
the university. Miss Ruth Adsit, who
had charge of the primary methods
during the recent summer term at the
university, was employed for a year to
conduct the primary methods depart
ment of the normal college, on lines
very similar to those employed by her
during the summer term.
Glasses of Little Ones.
Miss Adsit will have three classes of
children, making the department a sort
of training school for teachers. One
class will be known as the sub-pri-
mary, the second as the first primary
and the third as the second primary.
The youngest pupils, about 8 years old,
will be assigned to the sub-primary, the
first class having ~6-year-oldl children
and the second class 7-year-old children.
These will be taught the primary
studies, under the are of Miss Adsit,
with the members of the normal
classes as her assistants, at the same
time receiving instructions along the
lines of their own courses of study.
Miss Adsit is now at Pocatello, Idaho,
where she has had charge of a class
at the teachers institute.
Vocalist and Performer.
Prof. Jonas P. Bohlin was elected in
structor in vocal and orchestral music
and will be assigned to duty at the
university. He graduated from the Co
lumbia school of music at Chicago,
belongs to the Chicago Common Choral
club and is the director OF the Hum
boldt Park Baptist church at Chicago.
He will in no wise interfere with the
work of Mrs. Mary Slavens Clark. di-
rector of the school of music of the
university, but will have duty with
her in the musical feature of the insti-
tuition. His recommendations are said
to be of the highest order.
Department Will Help.
Miss Adsit during her stay here i'm
pressed those who watched her meth
DDS as being a teacher of rare attain
ments in her special line, and the mem
bers of the executive committee have
received the congratulations of several
who were informed of the action of
the body in placing her on the rolls of
the university. Both new teachers will
be here for the opening of the new
term in September.
, 1906-08-10
RATHER LIGHT DOCK ct
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM,

AS far as present indications go, the
criminal docket for the September
term of the district court, which CON
venes on the 10Th of that month. viii
be light. The Clay and Keefe murder
cases will be called, perhaps. Their
are three gambling cases already ON
the rolls and a pure food case will be
heard. The NClay case will probably
be continued 1t is likely the pure
food case will last only a short time,
Judge Carpenter will be asked TO
decide a question of law. What will be
done in the Keefe case is, of cour Sc.
uncertain. The attorney for Clay win
probably ask for a change of venue
and a change of Judge.
, 1906-08-10
Brakemen Assigned to Duty.

Trainmaster Let's last night, at 9
O'Clock, completed the examination of
applicants for position as brake
men, and before daylight this morning
they had been all assigned to duty
M sent out on trains. The presence
of the examining board here for the
final examinations at this point is the
cause of some OF the demand for men,
but the rush of, business over the Wyo-
ming division is responsible for much
of it Mr.. Let's says he has not yet
, 1906-08-10
FISHED GENERATION
FOR ONE BIG FISH.

Hans Bang and family, Mike Mix
kelsen and family, Hans Thissenlus
and family and Charlie Miller returned
last night from the Buckeye ranch,
where they have been camping n
ishing for several days. Mr.. Miller
was by far the proudest man of the
party. He caught one of the largest
fish taken from the Little Laramie this
season. and, to add to the value of the
catch, it was the first fish ever landed
by Mr.. Miller, although he has been
fishing at intervals for the past thirty
years. The first was a beauty and Mr.,
Miller does not fail to pat himself on
the head when it Is mentioned.
, 1906-08-10
TOWN TEAM WINS IN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The last of the singles in the tennis
tournament between the town and uni
versity players were finished last ev-
ening, when Mr.. DeKay defeated Prof.
Gilkison So and SO. Will McMurray
and Sheridan Downey defeated Profs.
Griffin and Moudy 60 and 81, leaving
the town team ahead in both the dou.
bles and singles. The university play
ers are not satisfied to let matters rest
and will seek revenge in another set
of games, believing that victory can
not but perch upon their banner, as
they know they are the best players
only unfortunate.
, 1906-08-10
AIR WAS
or nrEr ,aTIrIt

lNhlGO WIN SfEGSTs
The new air compressor at the
Strong mine was placed in commission
yesterday morning, at the shaft house,
steam was turned into the cylinder. DR..
Swigart, the manager of the mine, vas
master of ceremonies. The workmen
stood about with barred heads, the en-
gineer with his hands on the throttle
and DR.. Swigart in a commanding po-
sition. When the signal was given Dr..
Swigart made a historical address,
which The Republican is permitted to
reproduce verbatim. DIR. Swigart said:
Let 'er go, Gallagher"
And "she" went.
, 1906-08-10

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. 10.-Secre.
tary Loeb was today served with pa.
pers in a $4,000 damage suit institut-
ed by Miss Madge Doree, the authoress,
who was arrested in Washington last
winter. Loeb nus answer within
twenty days.
Says 1t Mas Not He.
Loeb said: IF Miss Doree had u
for action against anyone, it vas
against some one in the Washington
police department. She was arrested
for distributing circulars outside St.
Johns church on Sundaa. | had moth
ing to do with the case"
Will Have Strong Defense.
st. Johns is Mrs. Roosevelt's church.
Loeb will probably be defended by
some one in the department of justice,
perhaps the attorney general.
, 1906-08-10
Some CHANCES Necessary.

The nineteen-inch mill at the rolling
mills was started late yesterday after
noon on the continuous rail joint, but
some minor deIects were found and
the heat was withdrawn after a short
run. 1t is hoped to have the defects
remedied and the mill started Monday.
The defects were slight and the delay
will be brief. 4.
, 1906-08-10
Roads Make Fine Showing.

Fifty-two railroads that have report
ed their earnings for June, and the ifs
cal year ended June 80, show remark
able aggregate gains in gross and net
earnings.
For the month the total increase in
the net of the ffty-two roads was
49, 94, 900, or 1872 per cent.
For the fiscal year the same roads
report an increase Of nearly SAT 900,
600, or 81 per cent.
, 1906-08-10
Life Insurance Money.
Files Suit for $4,000 Damages.

Topeka, Kas., Aug. 10.-The Fremont
Land and Investment company today
filed suit for $4,000 damages in the
federal court against Assistant Attor,
ney General Trickett, who closed the
joints in Wyandotte county. and Sam
uel Mcconnell. The plaintiff alleges
that it was damaged to the extent of
$4,000 by the seizure and pad.ocking
of each of the four pieces of property
in that county.
, 1906-08-10
Both Shots Took Effect.
A Deliberate Suicide.

New York, Aug, 10.-Max Heene,
who committed suicide here, asked that
his body be sent to the university for
~dissecting and his heart turned over to
his wife. In his letter he says, 81 kill
myself because l am tired of the strug-
gle of life. l have no debts and no
enemies, but cannot see that life is
worth living"
, 1906-08-10
COMMERCIAL INSTRUCTOR
CHANGING DOMICIlE

DR.. H. w. Quaintance, principal of
the school Of commerce of the Univer-
sity of Wyoming, who has been dom
iciled at the Merriam home. Eighth
and Custer streets, for several months
this morning took rooms at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. viii McMurray for the
present. He will be quite convenient
10 the university now.
, 1906-08-10
AUTHORIZES HAS SUED
PRIVATE SECRETARY

Vegas, N. M, Will, at the request of
Governor Folk, take charge next Mon
day at the trial of Galbraith, leader of
the mob which in April hanged three
negroes in the public square.
Thinks State Disgraced.
Governor Folk believed that the state
of Missouri was disgraced by the ac-
ton, and only the conviction of the
mol leaders will wipe the stain from
her fair name.
, 1906-08-10
Will Explore Casa Grande.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 1O.-The bu-
e "a of ethnology has planned an ex-
DR.. Walter Howkes will have charge
of the expedition. He will thoroughly
explore the famous American ruin at
Casa Grande and will orange for its
preservation. The party will leave
week for Arizona Inc be gone
several months.
, 1906-08-10
EXPERIENCES
OE FISHING PARTY.

Misses Bessie and Cecilia Wallis, Lo,
ra and Florence Robinett, Mr.. Carl
Parker and Floyd RobiRett left Tues
day morning for the Johnson Park
ranch for an outing. They had all the
experiences which go to make up an
eventful trip, and one which will linger
long in the minds of those who con
stituted the fishing party. They re-
turned to town at a late hour Wednes-
day night
, 1906-08-10
crone Held Without Bail.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 10.-Upon the
completion of the preliminary hearing
of Albert Crone today, he was held to-
day without bail on the charge of muir
dering his former sweetheart, Bertha
Bowlin, who was slugged and thrown
a p~recipitous bluff, while walking
with another young man.
, 1906-08-10

Washington, d. c., Aug. 10.-The
act that the government is buying
silver for coinage once more indicates
that the demand will keep up for a
long time. The need of subsidiary
coins is very apparent and the Denver
mint will be used largely for coinage.
Will Buy Silver.
Beginning mex Wednesday, the gov
eminent for the first time in thirteen
years will begin buying 100000 ounces
of silver a week for at least a year.
The stock of silver in the treasury
today is lower than it ever has been,
The market is not affected materially
, 1906-08-10
Back Strained at Tank.

N. E Benson, a fireman, was treat
ed by DR.. Stevens, the local company
surgeon, this morning, for a strained
back sustained at Rock River last
night, while the engine was taking wa
ter. He will be laid up for about ten
DAYS.
, 1906-08-10
GOOD CROP
Average Condition of Corn and Spring
Wheat Not Much Below Last Year.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 10.-The
government crop report gives the fol
averages: Corn, average con-
dition August /, sS.1 per cent; last
year, 81. Spring wheat, 500 per cent;
last year, 81. Preliminary reports in
dictate that the winter wheat crop will
be over 493, coo, 900 bushels.
, 1906-08-10
CHAPLAIN
VISITS T

VToTTS TIE UT T.
Rev. DR.. Freeland, chaplain of the
Sixth cavalry, now encamped with 9TH
er organizations at the Crow creek
forest reserve maneuver grounds, in
the eastern part of this county, was a
city visitor today and a caller at this
office. He is delighted to get to Lar.
annie, he says, which he pronounces a
splendid city, enterprising and progress
sive.
, 1906-08-10
Nursed by His Fiance.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 10.-Word
Burk Cochran is seriously i'll at Lake
Tahoe. He is being nursed by his
fiance, Miss Annie Ide, daughter of the
governor of the Philippines. Cochran
has throat trouble, which has taken a
serious turn.
, 1906-08-10
Herring In Custody.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 1O.-Cashier Her
ing of the Milwaukee avenue state
bank, after spending the night at a no
tel in custody of officers, undergoing
an examination by the prosecuting at
torney, was taken back to Jail his
morning, awaiting an investigation of
the banks papers.
, 1906-08-10
READY FOR ENCAMPMENT.
Grand Army Meeting at Minneapolis
Occurs Next Week.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 10.-Prep-
arations for the Grand Army conven-
ton next week are complete. James
A. Tanner, commander-in-chief, arrived
today in a special car from Washing
ton and was saluted by a battery of
the national guard. On account of
minor injuries, his right arm is in a
sling. Twenty-Five thousand veterans
are expected.
, 1906-08-10
TWO CARS WRECKED.
Defective Rail Causes Injury of Several
Scores of People.

Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. 10.-The
north-Sound Fort Worth and Denver
passenger train was wrecked early to-
day at Fryit Landing. A sleeper and
parlor car left the track and turned
over. None were killed, but several
scores of people were injured. A de-
fective rail caused the two cars to
leave the track. Two doctors on the
train attended the injured, who we're
taken to Bowie. Tex. Early reports
state that several of the injured may
lie. A special relief train left here
at $3.50 a. m.
, 1906-08-10
BRAIN WORKERS FED BY
SPORTING COUNCILMAN,

The city force of The Republican
enjoyed a splendid mess of trout to-
day, caught by Councilman Beemer
and Mr.. Brebner on their recent trip
to Gleneyre. Fish is said to be good
brain food INT the staff needed just
that number.
, 1906-08-10
Dried Lizards Non-Dutiable.

Washington, d. C., Aug. 10.-China-
men are rejoicing today over the de-
cision of the treasury department that
dried lizards may be imported into this
country without the payment of duty
hereafter. Cinnamon use these lizards
to make a syrup, which is a standard
medicine with these people and is
held in the greatest esteem.
, 1906-08-10
AIkali Lands Reclaimed.

Alamosa, Colo, Aug. 10.-According
to the report Of the expert, Claus w.
Dorsey OF the department of agricul-
ture at Washington, over 1000, 900
acres of alkali land in the San Luis
valley will be reclaimed through the
Intervention of the federal government.
which will free the land by sub-surface
drainage.
, 1906-08-10
Companies Indicted.

jamestown, N. Y, Aug. 10.-The fed
eral grand jury today indicted the Stan
dard Oil company, the New York, the
Vacuum Oil company of Rochester and
the Pennsylvania railway for violating
the interstate commerce law.
, 1906-08-10
CONDITION OF POPE OF ROME AT
VATICAN GIVING ALARM TO
HIS FRIENDS IN THAT
INSTITUTION.
His Holiness Has Heart Trouble, but
He Is Averse to Being Considered
Sick Man, So His Physicians Give
Out That Condition Is Not Serious
w. surk Cochran Being Nursed
by His Fiance.
by His Fiance.

Rome, Aug. 10.-The pope is report
ed to be quite ill today, and his condi-
ton gives alarm at the Vatican. The
trouble is heart failure. For several
months he has been in failing health.
sick man, and his physicians say his
condition is not serious.
, 1906-08-10
ENGINE TIPS OVER
IN RUN TO r

The fire engine responding to an
alarm from box "a at AIS this after
noon, tipped over while turning from
Third street into Grand avenue throw
ing the driver, Ernest Mathison, from
his seat and the engineer, Frank Gies-
Ter, from the platform of the engine.
The machine vas rendered useless for
the time. The driver inc engineer es-
capped serious injury.
, 1906-08-10
GOVERNMENT To BUY
SILVER FOR COINAGE

Revenue Collector Williams. Ten pri-
Yates were in the command. The lieu
tenant and his band made a gallant
stand against overwhelming odds. The
natives captured all the supplies and
ammunition of the Americans.
, 1906-08-10
RaiIroaders Picking Cotton.

San Antonio, Tex, Aug. 10.-On
twenty or thirty sections of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway it
is reported today thai not a single sec
ton hand is at work. All have gone
cotton picking.
, 1906-08-10
Omaha Bee Railroad Notes.

Charles Coons and party returned
Wednesday from a fishing trip in the
west.
d. o. Clark, superintendent Of the
coal supply Of the Union Pacific, re-
turned from the west wednesday.
, 1906-08-10
SPENDING THE SUMMER
WITH MISS WHITE

Miss Agnes Cargo of Sheffield, Pa,
arrived in the city by the Clearmont
stage on Saturday last, says the Buffa-
10 Bulletin, and will spend he remain
der of the summer with Miss Oral
White at the Sage ranch.
, 1906-08-10
FORT RUSSELL IS
TO Be ENLARGED
NEARLY HALF MILLION SET
ASIDE FOR RETIREMENT OF
POST IN WYOMING.
Four Additional Batteries of Field Artil-
lery to Be Provided for, Besides
Several other Large Buildings
Little improvement for Fort Lo-
gan-FredendaI Coming West.

Washington, Aug. 10.-Since the re-
master general of the army, from his
recent tour of inspection with General
Bell, chief of staff, the whole subject
of betterments to army posts through
out the United States have been under
serious consideration and a tentative
plan of additions to military stations
has been agreed upon, subject to the
approval of the secretary of a
improvements at Russell.
At Fort d. A. Russell, Wyo., esti-
mates have been submitted for allot-
ments that will be required at this
postfor the buildings needed, viz: Four
additional batteries of field artillery, to
make provision for an entire regiment
of that arm. These estimates include
four sets of field officers quarters,
three double captains quarters, W
double ~lieutenants' quarters, n six
set bachelors quarters, n double
commissary of subsistence officers quar-
tiers, four field artillery barracks, four
field artillery stables, four field artil-
lery gun sheds, two field artillery
shops, one granary (brick), n hay
shed (frame), fire engine house, vege-
table store house and enlarging pres
ent artillery stables for 120 horses
The total amount set aside for Russell
is in the ~neighborhood of $4,000
Wagon Shed at Logan.
At Fort Logan it is proposed to erect
a wagon shed and construct quarters
for civilian employees.
En- Route to Manila.
Captain Ira L. F%redendal of the quar-
termaster's department, formerly de-
pot quartermaster at Boston, is in
Washington on his way to Manila,
where he has been ordered for tempo
rary duty. Captain Fredendal will
stop at Cheyenne, Wyo, on his way to
San Francisco, from which port he
sails on August 10 on the United States
transport Logan. Captain F%redendal,
while a native Of New York, was ap-
pointed from Wyoming, Cheyenne be-
Ing his home.
, 1906-08-10
Must Relay the Tracks.

Cleveland, o., Aug. 10.-Judge Law
renee today issued a mandate ordering
the city to relay the tracks it tore up
in the low-fare trolley fight.
, 1906-08-10
Citizens Still in Jail.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 10.-Messrs.
Doherty, Williams, Ordway and Cook,
the four prominent citizens, are still in
jail for contempt of court. The SUI
preme court has thus far taken no ac-
ton. The men still insist that they
will not answer the questions put to
them by Judge Lindsey in the election
cases, but now, after three days, are
very restless over their Jail life.
, 1906-08-10
IN MARKET FOR HUNDRED THOU.
SAND OUNCES OF WHITE MET
AL PER WEEK UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.

Announcement Likely to Give Better
Tone to Market Than It Has Had
for Some Time-To Be Used in
Production of Subsidiary Coins
More Soldiers Slain by Pulijanes in
Island of Leyte, Philippines.
, 1906-08-10
GOING CAMPING FOR
AINE I ONO cDEI

Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Rauner and Mrs
Baker will leave on Sunday for Holmes,
going from there to Encampment and
possibly Walden and Fort Collins be-
fore returning home. They are now
preparing the mess wagon" for the
trip.
, 1906-08-10
MISS MADGE DoREE ASKS FIFTY
THOUSAND DAMAGES FROM
LOEB FOR FALSE
ARREST.

Loeb Says Complaint Should Be Lods-
ed Against Someone in Washing
ton Police Court, as He Had Moth
ina to Do With Case-Missouri's
Attorney General Will Take Part
in Prosecution of Lynchers.
, 1906-08-10
Dean Walk Dead,

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 1O.-Rev. George
Edward Walk, dean of st. Mathews
cathedral (~Episcopai), died suddenly
today ~
, 1906-08-10
More Killed in Leyte.

Manila, Aug. 10.-Pulajanes have
killed five more Americans in Leyte.
They were members of a small detach-
ment under Lieutenant James of the
Eighth infantry. The dead are James
and two p~rivates, Surgeon Snyder and
, 1906-08-10
MAN FOUND IN ROOM OF YOUNG
WOMAN AT HOTEL is SHOT
TWICE BY ADMlRER OF
THE MAIDEN.
Slayer Suspected the Truth and Peep
ed over Transom, Later Unlocking
Door With Pass Key and Killing
Rival as He Ran from Room-New
York Man Wills Body to Univer-
sity and Heart to Wife and Dies.

Vista, Va, Aug. 10.-W. S. Hutton
of L%ynchburg, a society man, was shot
dead at a hotel here last night while
fleeing from the loom of a young wo-
man boarder. Samuel Thacker, the
girls admirer, suspecting some one in
her room, called AL Hayes, the night
Waterman, and they peeked into the
room through the transom. They saw
the man and
Both Shots Took Effect.
Hayes opened teh door with a pass
key. AS Hutton rushed out Hayes fir
ed twice, both shots taking effect.
Hayes when arrested says he was JUS
titled. Hutton is married, spending
his vacation here.
, 1906-08-10
Claim Not Justified.

Topeka, Kas., Aug. 1O.-The claim
of Mrs. C. ]. Devlin, widow of the late
bankrupt coal operator, against his
estate for $500, 900, was declared today
without legal or moral justification by
H. N. Boomis, referee in bankruptcy,
and was rejected.
Life Insurance Money.
1t was based upon life insurance pol
icies for this amount turned over to
the First National bank by Devlin and
his wife shortly after his failure.
, 1906-08-10

When in need of JOB printing or ary-
thing in the book line. call on The Re
publican. First-class work guaranteed
, 1906-08-10

For fine job printing leave orders at
The Republican office.
, 1906-08-10
TELLS TALE
HIMSELF
MANAGER sWlGART OF STRONG
MINE NOT CONTENT WITH
"oUR" BRIEF ACCOUNT.
Describes in Graphic Language Start
ing of Air Compressor at Mine,
Baby Hand Pressing Button That
Put Ponderous Machinery Into Op-
eration-Writes Letter.

The Republican late yesterday after
noon received word from the Strong
mine that during the day the new air
compressor had beer started, and was
able to give DR.. Swigart's speech at the
starting word for word. By the mail
from Leslie this afternoon came a let
ter from the doctor himself, who would
not trust mere report. His letter is
characteristic and is given as it was
written:
, 1906-08-10

Leslie, WyO., aug. ., lSUb.
To the Editor of The Republican.
1t movesi
After great expense, much labor and
some anxiety, at $50 this morning,
while the whistle blew and twenty-five
people shouted at the top of their
voices, with their heads uncovered, the
new air compressor at the Strong mine
started on its mission. 1t had been ar
ranged hat little Miss Jean Isabelle
Baker, the daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
e. P. Baker, should touch the button
Everybody Was There.
Everybody in camp was invited to
be present, and it had the appearance
of a gala day. AS the little maid
reached for the lever a call was made
for a speech. The response was brief
and characteristic, Let her go, Gal
lagher!" and Miss Jean pulled the
lever-and "it moves" You may rea-
sonably hope for reports Of develop
ment now. l. r. SWlGART.
, 1906-08-10

as many men as he could use on his
district.
, 1906-08-10

Hadley Will Take Hand.
Springfield, Mo, Aug. 10.-Attorney
General Hadley, at present in Las
, 1906-08-10

Old books rebound at The Republl-
C1Sn bindery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-21
The Firenen.

The three active volunteer fire COM
nsnies-the Relief, Reliance aud Cob
umbia-will leave this city at 8 O'Clock
tomorrow morning for Richmond to at
tend the goth annual convention and
tournament of the Virginia State Fire
mems Association, which will begin in
that CITY tomorrow and end Friday even
ing. The firemen are making extensive
preparations to present fine appear
ance in the parade on Thursday and they
hope to bring one of the prizes back
with them. The AIexandrisns will be
headed by 25 pieces of the Naval Gun
Factory Band of Washington. The Re-
lief, under command Of Assistant Fore
man John Webster, and the Reliance,
under Capt. Arthur Grimes, will wear
the regulation uniform, while the
Columbia, headed by Captain Frank
Petit, will wear their becoming drab
uniforms and will carry short wooden hose
pipes with bouquet of flowers in the top
of each. They will also carry 10 line a
beautiful banner, made of silk, and
which has the name of the company and
she seal of the State artjstically and at
sractiyely worked on it, both supported
by background of red. white end hlne
The 6remen will leave Richmond Friday
night at o'clock.
All the companies will hold 81 ecial
NEE, ings tonight to make final arrange
ments for the trip.