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, 1906-11-10
AN EFFORT TO GET
RECOUNT OF VOTES
DEFEATED REPUBLICAN CANDI-
DATES HAVE CONFERENCE
WITH THE CHAIRMAN.
Gross Frauds Charged in Securing
Election of All Democratic Candi-
dates in New York Except for Gov
ernor-chairman Vivian of Colo
RADIO Gives Out Figures.

New York, Nov. 10.-Republican
leaders and state candidates held an in
formal conference today and agreed
to make an effort for a recount of the
votes in the state by which all the re-
pdbiieans on the state ticket with the
exception of Hughes were defeated.
The result takes the state machinery
over to the democrats and changes an
immense amount of patronage.
Charge Gross Frauds.
Gross frauds are alleged. At today's
conference were the defeated candi-
dates, Chairman Woodruff, William
Barnes of Albany and Speaker of the
House Wadsworth.
, 1906-11-10
Count Boni Fiahts for Delsv.

Paris, Nov. 10.-Count Boni de Cas-
teilane is fighting hard for delay in
his wife's suit for divorce, in the hope
that there may yet be a reconciliation.
1t is whispered that the blonde aristo-
crat is assuming a threatening atti-
tude. He claims he will make certain
nasty revelations about the Goulds if
they persist in their attitude / IN the
matter of a divorce.
, 1906-11-10
PERSONAL HATRED IN WAR.
That It Is a Valuable Fighting Asset
Is Questioned.

1t is a fresh experience to take up a
book which breaches a doctrine of
hatred on the ground that a living
personal hatred" is a most valuable
fighting asset, and this is all hat can
be said in favor of these "Heresies of
Sea-Power." Mr.. Jane quotes Nelson
to support his curious theory and de-
clares that a crude desire to kill Rus
SLAMS contributed materially to the
success Of Japanese arms in the late
war. 1t is unfortunate for his argu-
me-! that Nelson should have been
so consistently %chivalrous to oppo-
nents and that the Japanese seem to
| have been anxious to sparee and save
| life whenever killing served no useful
purpose. This attempt to connect
blood lust with victory shows how
difficult It may be for a civilian to un-
derstand the peculiar sympathy which
exists between fighting men of differ
ent nations. Il am going, l hope and
trust, to Join Nelson" said Gravina on
his deathbed, and from what we know
of Nelson he was probably the first to
greet his old enemy in the Halls OF
yalhalla-SaturGay Review.
, 1906-11-10
Jones Leaves Railroad.

Mr.. David A. Jones, for the past
eight or ten years chief clerk in the
motive power department Of the Wyo-
ming division of the Union Pacific, has
severed his connection with the com
pany and will engage in other business,
says the Cheyenne Tribune. He has
been succeeded as chief clerk by w
II. Rudkin, also an old employe in the
master mechanics Office here.
, 1906-11-10
GRANT ELECTED BY
A LARGE MAJORITY.

Because Dayton carries Albany u
ty by a small plurality for state auditor,
the impression seems to have gained
currency that he has been elected over
Grant. This is far from correct. Mr..
Grant will have a plurality in excess
of 5000 and it may go above 5000. He
received a larger vote in Sheridan
county than Mr.. Gillette of that coun.
ty, candidate for state treasurer; a
larger vote in Natrona county than Mr..
Brooks Of that county, candidate for
governor, and a larger vote in Laramie
county than Mr.. Schnitger of that coun-
ty,, candidate for secretary of state.
, 1906-11-10
SLAYER OF BuRNEY
GETS SEVEN YEARS.

Marshall Lee. the Laramie county
convict who recently killed William
Burney c"Dicey") in the state peni-
Tertiary, entered a plea of guilty of
~manslaughter and was sentenced by
Judge Craig to serve a term of seven
years in the penitentiary. AS Lee still
has two years and six months of the
Laramie county sentence to serve, he
is confronted by the prospect of nearly
ten years Imprisonment.
, 1906-11-10

Daily BeDublican. so cents u monrn.
, 1906-11-10

Denver and Cheyenne tomorrow. Mr..
Morgan has been a resident of Laramie
for thirty years, but has lever taken a
purely pleasure trip until now in all
that time. He and Mrs. Morgan went
to Denver on purpose ito get away
from work." n are stopping at Chey-
nne on their way home.
, 1906-11-10
Irving the New Rolls.

The bar mill at the rolling mills was
given a trial run this morning on steel
for the continuous rail joint, a new set
of rougher rolls having just been fin
ished Some of the looked-for coal ar
rived today and it is believed the mer-
chant mill will be started Monday.
Other cars of coal are looked for. SO
that Manager Jacobus will have a
large amount On hand from now on.
, 1906-11-10
Colorado Pluralities.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 1O.-This morn
ing Chairman Vivian stated that he
could give pretty reliable figures OF the
actual majorities of Governor-elect
Buchtell and Judge Gabbert, the can
vass of Denver being completed today.
Buchtells plurality is about 2O,15O for
governor in the whole state, that of
Gabbert being q, 900.
, 1906-11-10
MONDElL AS CHAIRMAN,
Will Probably Succeed Lacey On Pub
lie Lands Committee.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 10.--TEe de-
feat of Lacey of Iowa viii probably
make Monden of Wyoming chairman of
the public lands committee of the
house. Lacey is already suggested by
many republicans as probable success
sor of Richards as commissioner.
, 1906-11-10
officers Not Advised.

A telephone message this morning
from Fort Reno developed information
that officers at the post there had
not been advised of the despatch of
troops from San Antonio, although the
infantry has been expected to take the
place of the discharged negro troops.
No trouble had occurred, it was said.
, 1906-11-10
Memorial Tablet Stolen.

New York, Nov. 1O.-During the
night the bronze tablet erected in
Brooklyn to the memory of the victims
burned in the steamboat General Slo-
cum disaster was stolen. The tablet
cost $500. No clue.
, 1906-11-10
Sued for Breach of Promise.

Mileola, L. l., Nov. 1O.-Miss Nellie
O'Reille, THE Irish Thrush" has sued
Dennis Sweeney, a rich citizen, for
breach of promise and $40, 900. Swee-
ney tired of his promise and married
someone else.
, 1906-11-10

Wraggs-I claim dat de world is
gittin' more lib'ral. De wimmen gives
twicet as big a piece er pie as dey
useter. -
Taggs-Yep, dats right DE iast
time | wuz up de Judge gimme oo days
instid O. 30, as he usually does
, 1906-11-10
Total receipts .O1s.!
School Libraries,

There have been four additional IL
braries added to the district schools
of the county, and in all of the libra
ries there have been additions to the
number of volumes. The following
table shows the number of volumes
and value of books:
, 1906-11-10
WANTS
LITTLE GIVEN OUT
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH WILL
BRING DIVORCE SUIT IN
NEW YORK IN SECRET.
Duke Prepared to Drive Hard Bargain,
Demanding Custody of Children
and Thus Putting Duchess in
False Light-Boni de CasteiIane
Says He May Tell Tales.

London, Nov. 10.-Efforts are being
mad to conduct the Marlborough di-
vorce proceedings in secret in New
York, the former home of the duchess,
who was Consuelo Vanderbilt, with a
view to escaping the publicity which
is attending Anna Gould's efforts to
rid herself of her titled husband in
France
, 1906-11-10
Duke Wants Children.

The duke is prepared to drive a
hard bargain in the bill of separation.
He is holding out against the duchess
demand for the custody of the chill
dren, conditions which, if accepted.
would be equivalent 70 an admission
by the present duchess that she was
in the wrong.
, 1906-11-10
WILL BE
Demands for Better Wages of Enqi.
neers and Other Trainmen.

New York, Nov. 10.-The demands
of the engineers and other trainmen
for better wages on the eastern roads
VIII be granted, according to a state.
ment made by Chief Hurley of the
brotherhood today.
, 1906-11-10
Trainmaster Is III,

Trainmaster Fred Let's of the Chey-
in this city. having been out a good
deal at night and suffering from a
severe cold.
, 1906-11-10
A INCREASED.
Twelve Thousand Miners at Butte
Given Advance of Two Bits.

Butte, Mont, Nov. 10.-Through the
gamated, $4,000 miners here have been
granted an increase of wages of 25
cents a day.
, 1906-11-10
Keep Cotton Out of Street.

New York, Nov. 1O.-The Southern
Cotton association is going to organ
ize a company with $1O,OOO,OOO capital
to keep the crop out of Wall street.
Yesterday cotton was made a football
of On the street and was wildly weak
in consequence.
, 1906-11-10
WILL NOT BUY BONDS.
Secretary Shaw Not Pleased With
Present Financial Conditions.

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 10.-Today
Secretary Shaw announced that he
will not buy bonds to refund or in
crease the deposits in national banks
unless the present conditions material
ly change.
, 1906-11-10
UNION SERVICES ON
THANKSGIVING DAY.

At a meeting of the pastors yester-
day it was decided to hold a union
Thanksgiving service on Thursday.
November 90, at 1890, in the Meth
odist church. Rev. Oscar Woods Of
the Trinity Lutheran church was asked
to preach.
, 1906-11-10
Mine Merger Completed.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 10.-A $780,
100000 mine merger has just been
completed of four big mines at Gold
field. They are the Mohawk, Jumbo,
Red Top and La Guna.
, 1906-11-10

Takes a Vacation
George Gorgan, the asr1fers driver
, 1906-11-10
Destructive lncendiary Fire.

Boston, Mass. Nov. 10.-An incen-
diary fire today destroyed a handsome
new structure on Beverly street, over
coming several firemen by smoke, one
whom will die. Loss. 500 900.
, 1906-11-10
In Name of Union Pacific.

Last week transfers from the former
owners to the McCagues were record
ed, and this week the transaction is
being completed by putting the prop
erty in the name Of the Union PACING,
Only a part of one lot remains to be
transferred.
Deeds were filed Thursday giving the
railroad company title to the Brown
building, the first structure east Oh
Labor Temple, the consideration being
S18,500.
, 1906-11-10
Site for Headquarters.

There seems to be no doubt now that
the Union Pacific has actually bought
and paid the money for the ground for
its proposed headquarters at Fifteenth
and Dodge streets, as the McCague In
vestment company has in the last few
days been making transfers of that
property to the company. says the oma-
ha Rec.
, 1906-11-10
WRECK REPORTED.
One Killed and Several Injured on
Baltimore and Ohio.

Cincinnati, O.. Nov. 10.-A bad
wreck is reported on the Baltimore
and Ohio today, near Pleasant Point.
One person was killed and several
were injured.
, 1906-11-10
II Made Her Sick.

Nellie said this made her sick and
she lost her voice. Sweeney made no
defense to the suit, and the jury today
gave the lady $4,000.
, 1906-11-10

Kansas City, Nov. 10.-The U. S. SEN
ate committee on Indian affairs. CON
sisting of Senator C. d. Clark of Wy
oming, chairman; Senator Chester l.
Long of Kansas, Senator f. B. Brande-
gee of Connecticut, Senator H. M. Tel
Ter of Colorado and Senator William
A, Clark of Montana, assembled here
today.
, 1906-11-10
Master Mechanic In City.

William INLAND Of Cheyenne, master
mechanic for the Wyoming division,
was here this morning, visiting the
rolling mills in company with District
Foreman Sullivan of the Laramie
shops. He was here on business con-
necred with his office.
, 1906-11-10
YOUTH WHO SLEW HIS BENE-
FACTRESS AND MUTILATED
REMAINS THREATENED
BY AN ANGRY MOB.

Boy Given to Reading Dime Novels
Porting Over Crimes, and Super
i%ntendent of State Police Says He
Has Become Slave of Homicidal
lmpulse-Architects to Be Prose.
cuted for Collapse of Building.
, 1906-11-10
Value of Buildings.

The estimated value of the school
buildings in the county is $52,SS5;
value of furniture, $3.50; value of
apparatus, $3,17O; value of books,
S2225.
, 1906-11-10
It WILL LOOK INTO
THE ALLEGED MERGER

dress delivered here last night, Sena-
tor LaFollette Of Wisconsin said:
LESS than one hundred men con-
troll the railroads. Six men control
the beef trust and fix the price of cat
tie, hoge and sheep.
, 1906-11-10
TEACHERS ARRIVE.
English Bunch Come to Study School
Methods in This Country.

New York. Nov. 1O.-The visiting
school teachers from England arrived
here this afternoon on the New York.
, 1906-11-10

At these hearings, which are TO be
open and public, information will be
sought relative to coal lands, asphalt,
leases, removal of restrictions on In
dian lands and other things vital to
Indian Territory affairs, on which leg
islation is apt to be had in congress
this winter.
, 1906-11-10
IS READY
TO BEGIN
SENATE COMMITTEE ON INDIAN
AFFAIRS ASSEMBLIES AT KAN
SAS CITY TO UNDERTAKE
ITS TASK.

Senator Clark of This State is Chair
mar of Committee and Will Head
Trip to Indian Territory to In
vestisate Conditions nj Hear the
COMPREHENSIVE Outline Legis-
lation to Be Passed This Winter.
, 1906-11-10
viii Tour the Territory.

Monday morning an official session
will be held, and Monday afternoon
the committee will leave for an extend
ed trip through Indian Territory to
hold hearings in Vinita, Muskogee, Nc
Alester, Ardmore, Tulsa and Bartles-
Vile.
, 1906-11-10
Troops May Be on Way.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. lot is
believed at Fort Reno, Okla, that the
-four companies of the Tw~enty-sixth in.
fantry were started for that post last
night on special train from San An
tonic to take the place of the negro
troops recently ordered dismissed by
President Roosevelt, as the result of
riotous disturbances in Brownsville,
Texas August IA
, 1906-11-10
Wreokage Cleared Away.

The wreckage of the ruined building
a cleared away today, showing no
more fatalities. The first report was
that a score of men had lost their lives,
but this proves untrue.
, 1906-11-10
Railroads over Capitalized.

I'm three years they have reduced
the price of live stock 100000 900 and
raised the price to the consumer. The
railroads are over capitalized eight
billions, and the people pay nearly
five million a year to pay interest on
the watered stock.
, 1906-11-10
FARMERS SEEKING
LIFE OF AN MIGRATE

chitects of the new Bixby hotel at
Long Beach. which collapsed yester-
day, killing seven Swedish workmen,
are to be prosecuted for giving the
contractor improper instructions which
resulted in the falling of the structure.
, 1906-11-10
Superintendent's Letter.

Laramie, Wyo, Nov. G, 1906.
Hon. T. T. lyman, State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction.
Dear Sir:-In submitting to you a
resume of the public school work of
this county for the two years just
closed, l beg to state hat the schools
on the whole are in a very satisfactory
condition. All the children who care
to avail themselves of the privilege
are permitted to attend school for at
least a short term every year.
Libraries Are Growing.
The growth being made in school
libraries is very encouraging; also the
school apparatus and equipment gen
orally is improving. while the new
buildings being erected are more com.
modious and are being furnished with
, 1906-11-10
Children in District.

In district No. l, which includes the
city of Laramie, there are 3S6 white
male children, $50 white females, three
colored males and one colored female.
There are two school buildings and
seventeen schools taught. In the dis
trict there are two male teachers and
eighteen females.
, 1906-11-10

a greater degree of taste and beauty.
of the teachers have taken great
pains with the school yards. and the
children carry water and work with
much interest and enthusiasm to keep
their flower beds in good condition.
Many Are Wyoming Girls.
We have at present in Albany coun-
ty, actively engaged in teaching, fifty
nine teachers. OF this number, thirty
three are Wyoming girls. who have
received their education in our own
schools and at the state university.
Following is a schedule of the class
of certificates held by these teachers:
First grade ,25
Second grade .....................2S
Third grade G
loIal .59
This to me is a gratifying condition,
as well qualified teachers must bring
about a higher standard in the school
requirements. Particularly is this true
in the rural school, where so much of
necessity must be left to the teachers
power and ability to impart to those
under her charge.
Teachers Reading Circle.
We have a reading circle for our
teachers. The books chosen for the
current year being "Waymarks" and
Phelps and His Teachers" for the
rural teacher; and Education as Ad-
justment" for those connected with
the graded schools.
We are grateful to know that the
Young Peoples Reading circle which
was organized at our institute in June
has found favor through the state and
that it vas made a state circle and the
list of books for this year was adopted
at the State Teachers association held
in Douglas last month.
Reports Hard to Get.
There is one side of our school af.
fairs which is lot in the most salts.
factory condition, l refer to the bust.
ness presided over by the school dis,
trict boards. In some districts there is
a good deal Of difficulty in getting the
reports on time. or having them arrang.
ed in the accurate or ~businesslike man,
ner.
The trouble is largely due to the
fact that our school boards are chang
ed, in part at least, every May; where
as the annual reports from the district
clerk to the county superintendent is
not due until September. This often
brings in the accounts of two people,
thereby causing confusion. 1t is ear
nestly to be hoped that the coming leg
islature will see fit to make some al
iteration in this law.
~Sespectfully submitted,
EMMA Fl. KNIGHT,
County Superintendent.
, 1906-11-10

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Bad Taste in His Mouth.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 1O.=In an ad.
, 1906-11-10
Danger from Within.

THE nations danger is from within.
Corrupt aggression of combined capital
is undermining the foundations of gov
eminent"
, 1906-11-10

sWny not get all the news when II
i news b. reading The Republican,
, 1906-11-10
Superintendent's Theory.

Architects to Be Prosecuted.
Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 10.-The ar
, 1906-11-10
REPORT OF
AN OFFICIAL
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS PREPARES STATE
MENT TO STATE OFFICIAL.
Interesting Information Concerning
School Interests, With Number of
Children in District, Condition of
District Libraries and Letter of
Transmittal.

Mrs. Emma H. Knight, county SUI
p~erintendent of schools, who has just
been reelected by a very handsome
vote, has completed her annual report
to the state superintendent of public
instruction at Cheyenne, from which
The Republican is permitted to make
the following tables and other extracts.
The report is quite complete, giving
the exact condition of the educational
interests of the county:
Financial Statement.
Balance on hand by district
treasurers Sept. 1, 1905 ....$ 4,314.S9
From general county school
tax S,OO5.35
Special district school tax. 1S,755.4S
State apportionment of land
FUNDS . ~lO,942.4O
, 1906-11-10
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMITS
SION CONFIRMS REPORT THAT
UNION PACIFIC WILL
BE QUESTIONED.

Union Paclfic's Purchase Of Illinois
Central and Election of Hartman
Man as President Hastens Action
Senator LaFollette Sees Only the
Dark side of Almost Every Cues
ton of Importance.
, 1906-11-10

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 1O.-The farm
ers hereabouts are trying to lynch
a half witted youth, who last night
horribly murdered his benefactress,
Mrs. Williams, a oma Of 20 years,
who had fud. nursed and cared for
him.
Reads Dime Novels.
Lynch was a reader of dime novels
and loved to pore over crimes. Last
night he told an incoherent story to a
group of farmers about finding the
body of Mrs. Williams lying in her
own blood. Her head was crushed
and she was terribly mutilated. 1t
was soon found that Lynch had com.
mitted the deed and the farmers are
to kill him.
Superintendent's Theory.
Superintendent Tygan of the state
police said this morning: The boy
is the victim Of hypnotic suggestion
through reading of crimes and he has
become the slave of the homicidal i'm
, 1906-11-10

Weekly Republican only 81 a year.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-07
FRIED ON ONE SIDE
FOR A QUICK MEAL,
Little Tales Cut Short In a
Hurry.
a MIRROR OF DAILY EVENTS
Happenings in the City and Suburbs
of Local interest to Be Perused
Over OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ffeesare
Cooling.
Blank Books and office Supplies 10
suit all kinds of business.

Blank Books and office Supplies 10
suit all kinds of business.
HoLLIDAY's BOOKSTORE
This will be busy week IN the city
court, and black cloud of defendants
and witnesses will hover about the
temple of justice.
The deep dip in cotton failures yes
terday was rather iarring to the talent.
who thought ii high time for the mar.
ket to go higher again.
A handsome three-story brick bui d.
ing will go up on Lamar street at an
early date, among other improvements
contemplated in Americus.
The negro hack driver Brown, whose
hack was demolished by a Central
shift engine, and the driver hurt, is on
the road to recovery now.
At chambers yesterday argument
was heard in motions for new trials for
the negroes, Graham and Broughtop,
convicted recently of murder.
Police circles were again without q
feature of interest yesterday. Every
body kept painfully sober and there
was not scrsp--on the streets.
Mr., Gilbert DeWollf. division super
intendent of the Mexican National
Railway, visited the family of Mrs.
Mclaughlin on Taylor street yesterday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-07
NIGHTS OF UNREST.
No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace For the
Sufferer from Kidney Troubles.

No peace for the kidney sufferer
Pain and distress from morn to Right
Get up with lame back,
Twinges of backache bother YOU al
day,
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Urinary disorders AID 10 you misery.
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Doan's Kidney Pills will work the
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j. 81. Thompson, employed by the
cotton compress company and living on
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and aching back, aud | am therefore
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used various kidney remedies but moth
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