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, 1906-08-11
HORSES RETURNED TO
RIGHTFUL OWNERS.

Sheriff Florance returned from Lara
mic, Wyo., where he had gone in
search of a stolen horse, a y the Gree
ley Sun. Two horses, n belonging
to J.. H. Roberts and the other to j. B..
McCarter, were stolen on the night Of
July 4th, at Eaton, since which time
the sheriff has been constantly on the
watch for them. The first of the week
word was received from the marshal
at Laramie, saying the Roberts horse
was in hat city, where Sheriff Flor
ance e Immediately, finding not on
ly the Roberts horse, but the one be-
longing to McCarter as well. Both were
returned to their owners. The thieves
are unknown.
, 1906-08-11
UNKNOWN MAN DENoUNCES VEG.
ETABlE AND FRUIT PRE-
SERVES ON THE PACIFIC
COAST IN PAPER.
Rudolph E. Schwirin Declares That
Copper, Arsenic and SuIphuric Ac-
id Are Used and That Old Labels
Are Soaked off and New Put on
Cans Prize Cup in Yacht Race
Admitted from Duty After Delay.

London, Aug. 11.-An attack on the
fruit and vegetable canneries of the Pa
cifc coast is made in a letter dated at
Los Angeles and signed by Rudolph e.
Schwirin, which is published in the
Saturday Review this week. The writ.
er declares that copper. arsenic and
s~ulphuric acid are some of the ingredi-
ents which enter into the preparation
ofSthese goods. tits also a practice to
soak old labels off the goods. The Sat.
urda Review does not say who
Schwirin is.
, 1906-08-11
Will Go UP In Balloon.

New York, Aug. 11.-Mrs. Howard
Gould, an elected member OF the Acre
club of Great Britain, received today
an invitation to be the guest of the
great international balloon race next
month at Paris, the start being from
the Tueleries | have accepted the in
vitation," said Mrs. Gould. ~ shah
go up in a balloon, aud follow the
races
, 1906-08-11
BREAKFAST FOR OFFICERS
OF UTAH MILITIA.

Manager Harry Gonden of the Union
Pacific hotel has been informed by tele-
graph that the Utah national guard,
numbering 425 officers and men, left
Salt Lake today by special train and
will be here tomorrow morning.
Breakfast for the officers will be pro-
vided in the dining car and the enlist
ed men will be served coffee in the
cars. There will be thirty-tive officers.
The party is en- route to Dale creek
and thence to the Crow creek maneu-
yer grounds, where the national guard
will be encamped for a week.
, 1906-08-11
BIRTH OF A SON
10 CITY Attorney

~ W - -
A son was born yesterday morning,
at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. Garrett, at
Garrett, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will McMur-
ray of this city, and the last word from
the Garrett home was that Mrs. Nc
Murray and son were doing nicely. The
McMurrays were in camp about five
miles from the Garrett home with Mr..
and Mrs. Lovejoy, DR.. and Mrs. McCol-
lum and C. w. Lovejoy. Mrs. McMur,
ray was taken to the home of Mrs. Gar.
rett, starting from the camp about mid,
night, and the boy arrived shortly aft
er the mother reached the house. DR..
MCCollum remained at Garrett with
the McMurrays, the other members of
the party arriving last evening. Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Jameson and a trained
nurse left this afternoon for Garrett
and they will remain with Mrs. McMur-
ray until she and the babe can be
brought to their home in this city.
, 1906-08-11
Chairman shontz Returns.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Steamer
Anama arrived today from Colon with
Chairman Shontz and Secretary Bish,
op of the Panama commission, Shontz
said: I'VE want more labor and less
rain. The death rate is but five per
cent, which is more favorable than la.
Dor camps in this country. The work
is well under way"
, 1906-08-11
Def From Varsity.
PoMINENT EAGLE
MARRIED BY JUDGE.

August Grimm and Mrs. Ida Lewis,
both Of Medicine Bow, were married
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, by Judge
Carpenter. at his office at the court
house, and win leave tonight for Mil
waukee, Wis, where the national con
yention Of the Fraternal Order of Ea-
giles will convene. Mr.. Grimm is a
member Of the aerie at Saratoga. His
brother formerly resided in this city.
, 1906-08-11
WYOMI WOOL.
Large Sales at Boston for Clean Cost
of Seventy-Two Cents.

Boston, Aug. lin Wyoming wool
here there have been large sales of
half-blood and three-eights grades at
rs to IS cents, the clean cost of 70 to
~ cents being indicated, the business
in smaller parcels has reached a good
total, and includes Utah, Idaho, Neva-
da and New Mexican woods, both fine
and mediums, at prices ranging from
81 to 26 cents.
, 1906-08-11
Now own Wells Fargo.

E. H. Hartman and his party won
out in the fight for control of the
Wells-Fargo company at the annual
meeting of stockholders held yester-
day at New York. His ticket of thir
teen directors, headed by himself, was
elected over a ticket named by counsel
for Walter C. Stokes, who has been
leading an opposition movement. Not
only did the Hartman administration
elect its directors, but it succeeded in
defeating every proposition advanced
by the opposition.
Big Annual Dividend.
The principal resolution offered by
the Stokes party was one in favor of
, 1906-08-11
EXHIBITS
GOING FREE
RAILROAD COMPANY WILL HAN.
DIE DISPLAY TO BE MADE AT
GOOD ROADS MEETING.
First Assistant General Freight Agent
Lane Sends Word That Union Pa
tific, as Usual, Will Assist in the
3oosting of This county-Notes
From the Railroads.

C. J.. Laen of Omaha, first assistant
general freight agent of the Union Pa
ciic, has informed Secretary Harry
Gonden of the Laramie Commercial
club that his road will handle free of
charge to its nearest terminal any ex-
hibits the Commercial club or other
organization of Albany county propose
to make at the good roads convention
to be held at Chillicothe, Mo, early
nayt month
, 1906-08-11

Franklin, Pa, Aug, 11.-Attempting
to fight in the face of a storm, Leo
Stevens and Major Charles ]. S. Miller
had an exciting experience in the new
airship Stevens, recently built for Mill
er, the largest airship ever constructed
in America. Stevens hoped to surpass
the record by making $50 miles an
hour. Against a wind blowing fifteen
miles an hour and rain falling, they
rose to a height of 1000 feet, when
the gasoline engine broke. Drifting
with the wind. they finally descended
safely miles away from the starting
point.
, 1906-08-11

declaring annually a dividend on the
basis of 16 per cent.
Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for
Stokes, stated that the capital If the
company is S. OO, 900, and the surplus
Is $12. 1000, 900, making a total Of $780,
100000. On this, he declared, the com
pany earned only $52O,0OO in interest
in one year, when money is loaned at
5 to 6 per cent.
, 1906-08-11
Stole Rings From Fingers.
Denver Negro Killed.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 11.-Earnest
Shafer, a negro, was shot and killed
this morning, on California street, by
Charles Carpenter, a bartender, upon
whom and George l.. Weaver, the first
teller of the National Bank of Com
merce, the negro was attempting to
draw a revolver. 1t being not yet day
light, Shafer thought the men were
burglars, Inc drew his gun, but Car.
penter was quicker and shot Shafer
rirst.
, 1906-08-11
VETERANS LEAVE
FOR BIC MEETING
POSTS oFscoLoRADo SEND LARG-
EST DELEGATION EVER
AT ENCAMPMENT.
One Railroad Sends Special Train, IN
ion Pacific Has Extra SIeepers and
Other Lines Crowded To Limits
Mrs. Howard Gould Will Witness
Races From Balloon.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 1.-THE greatest
delegation ever sent by Colorado to the
national encampment left this after
noon to attend the Grand Army reun-
ion at Minneapolis. The Burlington
took out a special train of ten cars, the
Union Pacific carried four sleepers
filled with encampment passengers,
while the Rock Island, Santa Fe and
Missouri Pacific took almost as many.
, 1906-08-11
JHeroism of Tunnel Foreman.

New York, Aug. ia premature
explosion of dynamite in the North
river tunnel of the Pennsylvania rail
way killed Michael O'Connor, the fore
man, today. O'Connor noticed the fuse
to the dynamite burning so rapidly
that he could not escape n returned
to check the suffering flames, sim
~ultaneously warning the men. All but
one escaped without hurt.
, 1906-08-11
AWAITING ARRIVAL OF
THEIR TOURING

Edward T. Devine and wife and son
of New York and DR.. N. S. Devine of
Marshalltown, Ia, who started from
San Francisco in an automobile, arriv,
ed from the west at noon today and are
quartered at the Union Pacific. At Re
no, New, they placed the automobile
aboard a freight train and will await
its arrival at this point.
, 1906-08-11

Her children know not the joy of
mud pies nor her husband hat of a
late breakfast.
, 1906-08-11
PREVALENCE OF TICKS
AMONG THE SHEEP

The state board OF sheep commits
sioners nnounces the prevalence of
ticks among the sheep, with a great
increase of the pest, and has issued a
notice requesting flockmasters to pro
coed to eradicate the pest, and trusts
that it will not be necessary for the
board to employ stringent measures in
the premises"
, 1906-08-11

The opening of his front door lets
out a cloud of dust and his womankind
fan themselves with their aprons.
, 1906-08-11
Washout West Of oaden.

By a washout on the Southern Pacif
&c, somewhere west of ogden, train No
2, the Overland Limited, is about four
teen hours late. The Ogden connec
lions for that train were attached tc
the Los Angeles Limited, No. 8, arriv
ing here at 10 O'Clock this morning.
, 1906-08-11
LATE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT ALMOST
SURE OF NOMINATION
FOR CONGRESS.
Will Be Opposed in Election by
George Sturgis, RepubIican-Da-
Wis, Stursiss and Senator EIkins
Related by Family and Business
Ties-David Francis Says Bryan
Certain to Be Nominated.

Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. l1.-Henry
Gassaway Davis seems to have a clear
field for the democratic congressional
nomination from this district. His OPP
ponent will be George Sturgiss, a re-
publican. Davis, Sturgiss and Sena
tor Elkins are related by family and
business ties.
, 1906-08-11
Have Gone to CHEYENNE.

The members of the board of exam,
liners left this afternoon for Cheyenne,
their special cars being attached TO
train No. 4, the board having finished
its labors here. A large number of
men were examined on the Wyoming
division during the trip of the board
from Cheyenne to Green River and
back again.
, 1906-08-11
ON Am BITION.

ON AMBITION.
The ambitious plodder's wife hopes
to take in less washing and more
holidays.
The ambitious man in moderate cir.
cumstances possesses a lawn mower
and a well-groomed bunch of holly.
hooks.
His front gate swings on hingles
and the bootblack watches for him at
the corner.
His ambitious wife aspires to mem
bership in the class that keeps its solid
silver in vaults downtown and uses
plated ware and Clipped china at
home.
Her children know not the joy of
mud pies nor her husband hat of a
late breakfast.
She lives on her nerve and nothing
short of appendicitis or housekeeping
prevents her from attending clubs, in
stituting reforms and wearing sleeves
OF thep proper shape.
A man without ambition is like q
headless cabbage stalk, neither useful
nor ornamental.
His back yard runs to dock and his
children to the dogs.
The opening of his front door lets
out a cloud of dust and his womankind
fan themselves with their aprons.
Tie lean streaks in his horse pre-
dominate rel the fat and even his
hens lay stale eggs.
The woman without ambition allows
her neighbor to wear sealskins and
her children to veal rags, while her
husband breakfasts on yesterdays pam
cakes.
, 1906-08-11

She lives on her nerve and nothing
short of appendicitis or housecleaning
prevents her from attending clubs, in
stituting reforms and wearing sleeves
of the proper shape.
, 1906-08-11
JUST STARTING IN
ON A NEW YEAR.

Today is The Republicans birthday.
1t is beginning the seventeenth year of
publication, yesterdays issue having
completed the sixteenth year The pa
per has not changed form from the
first issue, but its face has been
changed, and is now issued from one
of the best printing offices and in the
best town in the state.
, 1906-08-11
Largest Span in World.

The draw span was 500 feet long,
the largest in the world. Forty steam
ers in the upper harbor cannot get out.
Street car mt wagon traffic with West
Superior Is also stopped.
, 1906-08-11
SPECIAL FRUIT TRAIN.
Rio erande Road Starts Transportation
on Large Scale.

Florence, Colo, Aug. 1.-THE Rio
Grande this morning began running
special fruit trains between Grand
Junction and Denver. This mornings
train vas made up of seven carloads
of peaches from the Grand Junction
fruit belt. There will be a regular
train run daily as the serond section
of No. 6.
, 1906-08-11
LEAOEM BULLETS
IN BLANK SHELS[
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS GIVEN
SURPRISE THAT DID NOT
COMFORT WITH COMFORT.
Was Personally M~aneuvering Imperial
Guards and Using Blank Cart
ridges, and When He Heard Bull
lets Whistling, He Sent Men To
Barracks and Ordered Arrests.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 11.-Grand
Duke Nicholas was personally maneuv-
ering the imperial guards at Krazeoye-
Selo yesterday, putting them through
evolutions which called for the dis
charge of blank cartridges. The grand
duke suddenly heard bullets whistling
about him. The troops were marched
to the barracks, where arrests were
made
, 1906-08-11
STENS[AND MAY BE
EN- ROUTE To MEXICO

The young woman was located by the
irate manager in the Cafe Windsor
with a jolly party. When presented
with the warrant she almost tainted.
Friends stood for her after an exciting
scene, and she was permitted to go
free.
, 1906-08-11
PARK VIEW TRACT
SOLD THIS MORNING,

A warranty deed was filed this morn
ing, transferring from Robert j. and
Augusta Cowper 10 George w. Love
joy, for $3.50, lots 8 and 4, block 264,
in Park View addition, at the corner of
Eighth street and Park avenue.
, 1906-08-11
Bryan Sure of Nomination.

Paris, Aug. 11.-David Francis of
Missouri said: THE nomination of
Bryan for the presidency looks like a
certainty. Nothing is absolutely in
sight that, in my opinion, can sidetrack
him.
, 1906-08-11

their freight teams :or building ma
terial for the new schoc! house and
for the Strong mine. MI. Baker
brought samples of ore in q four-foot
vein in the Hazel mine, near the
Strong, which he is sending 20 Denver
to rave tested both for gold and cop
ltpr-
, 1906-08-11
Oil Tanks Destroyed.

Tulsa, |. T., Aug. 11.-Fire from
lightning last night destroyed half a
dozen oil tanks in the Glenn Pool
district, causing a loss of $50, 900 to
the Roberts-G albreath company of
Tulsa
, 1906-08-11
PREPARING TO BEGIN
THE FALL SPAWNING

State Fish Commissioner Campbell
is getting the hatchery ready for the
beginning of the fall spawning, which
will start in a few weeks. He is going
to work in a new territory this fall, in
addition to the regular grounds, and
hopes to reap a large harvest of eggs
from the added district.
, 1906-08-11
prize Cup Comes Free.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE thousand.
dollar prize cup for the yacht race of.
fered by Sir Thomas Upton was adj
mitted duty free after being held by
the customs office for $3.50 import fee.
, 1906-08-11

Victim Identifies Robber.

New York, Aug. 11.-Miss Wilhemia
Virginia Hill today identified John
Quinn, known to the police under as
sumed names, as one of the men who
attacked her in her home and robbed
her of jewels valued at $1,000. Quinn
was held in SO, 900 bail.
Mean Thieves.
On the night of July IL Quinn with
a companion forced themselves into
her house, declaring they were detect
ives. The smaller mar went upstairs,
while the larger stayed and questioned
Mrs. Hill as to her valuables, finally
becoming threatening.
Stole Rings From Fingers.
Frightened, she put her hands over
her face, when he grabbed two dia-
mond rings from her fingers. Securing
other valuables, they left the house,
bidding the woman stay in a back
room till they were out of sight, on
palm Of death.
, 1906-08-11
Killed in Street Duel

Princeton, Mo, Aug. lin a street
duel last night Buck McHargue, a
young farmer, was shot dead and Po-
liceman NJ. r. Trent was shot five
times, Trent is still alive. McHar,
que was killed by Trent's son, Earl.
, 1906-08-11
YOUNG FISH SHIPPED
TO UINTA COUNTY.

State Fish Commissioner Campbell
and owen Downey of the local hatch
cry were here today. loading 10000
young trout for w. H, Harvey at Car
ter, Uinta county. who will plant them
in the stream OF that section.
, 1906-08-11
JURY FOR MARCH
DISCHARGED TODAY

The jury for the March term of the
district court was discharged today.
A new jury will be drawn for the Sep
TENDER term upon the %convening of
the court on the second Monday of
next month.
, 1906-08-11
Picks Out Place on Ticket.

Lexington, KY, Aug. 11.-Ollie
James, the congressman, has returned
from Europe, but declines to run for
governor. His friends say he will be
with Bryan on the national ticket.
, 1906-08-11
Expected This Afternoon.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE liner st.
Paul, with the Longworths, is report,
ed by wireless, and is expected to dock
this afternoon.
, 1906-08-11
EVIDENCE HEARD
AND CASE CONTINUED.

The evidence in the Bamforth-Peru
horse replevin case was heard in JUS
tice Grants court today and the case
was continued until next Saturday for
argument by the attorneys.
, 1906-08-11
SMART NOW CONTROLS
HI kIICTFp III

Peter Smart today secured Charlie
kuster's interest in the Kuste; hotel
ard bar, and will run it himself. The
partnership between the two men has
been dissolved.
, 1906-08-11
COUNT NOT COMPLETED
IN PIANO confess

Owing to the large number of votes
cast in the piano contest, 1t has been
impossible to finish the count in time
for this evenings paper. The vote will
therefore be printed early next week.
, 1906-08-11
Not Many Changes.

The election cases continue today
before Judge Lindsey. Thus far in the
recount he has made no material
changes in the majorities claimed for
the gas and tramway franchises.
, 1906-08-11
Soldiers In Mutiny.

The Morstrand and Morshank regi-
ments, sent into Volgoda province on
strike duty, have notified the officers
that they will not obey orders to fire on
the populace. The officers have advised
army headquarters here. No arrests
were made.
, 1906-08-11

The ambitious man in moderate cir.
cumstances possesses a lawn mower
and a well-groomed bunch of holly.
hooks.
, 1906-08-11
Invited to Participate.

When Colonel Bells Missouri guests
were here a few months ago, and at
the banquet rendered them in the even
ing at .-e Union Pacific hotel, n of
the visitors invited the Commercial
club and the citizens of the county to
participate in this proposed conven-
ton, which promises to be one of the
largest commercial gatherings of the
,,nar
, 1906-08-11
Yacht Gone After Pair.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE
yacht Sylph left this morning to bring
the Longworths from the steamer St
Paul here.
, 1906-08-11
PRESIDENT OF DEFUNCT CHICAGO
BANK THOUGHT TO BE HEAD
ING FOR THE SOUTH
ERN REPUBLIC.

Believed to Have Between Fifty and
Hundred Thousand Dollars With
Him, but Police Cannot Verify the
Repositories to Million Arrest
ed for Trying to Beat Hotels Out
of Room Rent-crimes of Day.
, 1906-08-11
Hard to Find Men.

Judge Mullins, therefore, peremptori,
ly ordered the sheriff to bring the four
defendants into court this afternoon.
He will then decide whether a writ
should issue. If Judge Mullins refuses
the writ, the four men will be returned
to Jail. The process servers, however,
find difficulty in laying their hands on
the men
, 1906-08-11

When in need OF job printing or any
thing in the book line. call on The Re
publican. First-class work guaranteed.
, 1906-08-11
TEAMS ARRIVED FOR

George Chapman, w. o. Parish, G.
W. Penn, e. P. Baker and Cyrus Mann
arrived this afternoon from Leslie with
, 1906-08-11
Generosity of Company.

1t was then tentatively agreed that
the county should have a display of
the mineral and agricultural products,
and Mr.. Lanes offer to handle the ex-
hibits free to the nearest point on the
line, which in this case will probably
be Kansas City, will greatly aid the
club and citizens in carrying out the
suggestion.
, 1906-08-11

The ambitious %plodder's wife hopes
to take in less washing and more
holidays.
, 1906-08-11
ONE JUDGE IS NOW
AGAINST OTHER
MORE MlXUP IN THE ELECTION
MIDDLE AT DENVER REPORT
Ed BY ACTION OF PALMER.
Ordered Release of Prominent Citizens
From County Jail and Judge Null
Inns Starts Process Servers Out to
Bring Them in Again-Not Much
Change in Situation.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 11.-Yesterday
afternoon Judge Palmer of the district
court, having released from Jail
Messrs. Doherty. Williams, Ordway
and Cook on writs of habeas corpus,
Judge Mullens, who is in charge of the
criminal division, announced from the
bench shortly before noon today that
in issuing the writs from the civil di-
vision Judge Palmer violated the rules
of practice They must be returnable
to the criminal court.
, 1906-08-11
Crepe Torn From Door.
Notes Are Eoraeries.
Arrested as Hotel Beat.

Atlantic City, N j., Aug. 11.-Viola
Sondeheim, a six-foot brunette and a
beauty, heiress to 81, 900, who Gre
ated a sensation by leaving her hus-
band after a month OF welded life, is
under arrest as a hotel beat. While
the woman was still an heiress, she ran
out of funds on a little trip by herself
and tried to stand of Hotel Strand for
$47.50.
, 1906-08-11

His front gate swings on hingles
and the bootblack watches for him at
the corner.
, 1906-08-11

His ambitious wife aspires to mem
bership in the class that keeps its solid
silver in vaults downtown and uses
plated ware and Clipped china at
home.
, 1906-08-11

Chicago, Ill, Aug. 1.-THE police
cannot verify the report that President
Stensland, the missing banker, was
seer last heading for Mexico. 1t is
conseryatively estimated that Stems
land had between $4,000 and $780,
900 with him when he fed.
Directors Asked to Tell.
Police Inspector Shippey today sum
moned the directors of the defunct
Milwaukee Avenue bank to appear and
tell what they know of Stensland's land
operations. Shippey believes that sew
eral persons had guilty knowledge of
Stensland's forgeries.
Violently Denounced Corpse.
Frenzied depositors of the bank Gre
ated a scene this morning about the
residence of Frank Kowalski, the re-
ceiving teller, who committed suicide
because he was blamed foIa losses by
his friends. A Polish man and his wife
forced their way into the residence
and violently denounced the corpse.
Crepe Torn From Door.
Crepe was torn from the doors by
others and wreaths of flowers torn to
pieces and trampled upon. The police
reserves used their clubs to dispense
the crowd. No evidence was found by
the bank examiner rejecting on
Kowalski.
Notes Are Forgeries.
Ignace Kohler. a furniture dealer, at
the bank today denounced as forgeries
two notes which practically wiped out
his $50 900 deposit.