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Arizona republican., 1906-10-19
ANNUAL CONVENTION
 OF ARIZONA W. (. I. U.
1t Is Shown That While There Has Been Slight Increase of Membership Good Has Been Accomplished.

The annual territorial convention of
 the w. c. T. U. was held at the First
 Baptist church yesterday there being two sessions. These conventions usu-
 ally occupy three days but on account
 of the illness of some of the officers
 it was decided to compress the busi- ness of the organization into one day.
 Both sessions were opened with de-
 votional exercises.
 The usual papers were dispensed
 with. fhe annual address of the pres
 ident was offered and the report of the corresponding secretary was read. The , address of welcome was delivered by
 Mrs. BraXton of this city and response
 was made by Mrs. $. D. WilbHr. Following the regular &ervices there was a memorial service for close rel atives of the members. There had been no death during the year of any of the active members.
 Reports were heard from the local unions and from the various depart ments of work. It was shown that there had been little increase of mem | berspip in the course of the year but 1 the reports concerning the work were l very encouraging. One union however showed an increase in membership. Casa Grande and it was awarded the prize banner.
 1 The election of officers resulted in | the retaining of the old officers as ] follows: President Mrs, Imogene La 1 Chance; vice-p president, Miss CrissIe | Gilchrist: corresponding secretary. ! Mrs. Lucia F. Thomas; recording sec ! retary. Mrs. Anna Thompson of Saf- i ford; treasurer, Mrs. s. D. Wilbur of
 Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

J. F. Cole, the new copper king, is at the head of group of capitalists who, it is said, have purchased Athe Troy Manhattan property in Pinal county The price is somewhere between $1,- O00,O GOO and $2,OOO,O00. MT Cole some time ago became heavily interested in the Calumet and Arizona and 1t was reported that hc was engagea in d scheme for gathering in all the large copper properttss-stn the territory and in northern Sonora, including the Greene Consolidated. It Is also stated
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

There were yesterday registered at the Hotel Adams: c. w. Goodwin. Chi cago; r. Gregory, Boston, sam P. Ryley, V. H. Elliott, San Francisco, r. M. James. F. L. Davis. Geo. F. Wheaton, Los. Angeles. H. w. Heap, Prescott, J. J. Fitzpatrick, St. Louis, J. H. IngersoH, Omaha, II. F. Horn, F. D. Jenks. Los Angeles, H. C. Pau lin and Leonard J. Mann, Philadelphia, Mrs. Antoinette Beiger, Indiana, w. B. Matchette. Fl Paso MT. and Mrs. Buhl baby and nurse, Detroit. Geo. w. Oak ley. Kansas City. Otis E. Young. Wen dendale, J. C. Parker. J. J. Peters, Hector McRae, and w. D. Mahoney, Louisville.
 There were yesterday registered at the Commercial: T. H. Sutton, Los An geles. M. A. Smith, Tucson. J. D. AIur- phy. Denver. and J. F. Singleton and J. A. King Riverside.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

A man never seems to think he is doing his duty to his country unless he goes around before election yelling his views into everybody's ears. New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

When a girl is so anxious for a man to ask her to marry him that she can't wait for him to finish before saying yes. she will pretend she doesn't under stand him.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

that the Calumet and Arizona has talk en an option on the Mammoth in Pinal county
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

once in ~sss swhiiera man doesii4 have tu lie about what kept him out soNlate, but it's because. his wife isR { home to ask him.-HSew York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

Keeping up appearances keeps more men down in their finances than any Nother one thing in the "world.-NeE York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-19

BIobbs She isn't a Dit like other girls. She's so different Siobs-Yes. shes so t-Philadelphfd Rec ord,
, 1906-06-15
DOWN
BY TRAIN
YOUNG SURVEYOR LOSES HIS
LIFE IN THE YARDS AT HAN
MA THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Was Standing on One Track and Step
ped From That to Another to
Avoid Approaching Train, Falling
Underneath Second Train In Oppo-
site Direction-RaiIroad Notes.

A young Union Pacific surveyor
named Warrington, a brother of the
chief craftsman in the office of En-
Gineer l.. B. Merriam, and engaged in
work at Hanna, was run down by a
train yesterday afternoon and almost
instantly killed, losing both legs and
being mangled about the stomach and
body. Warrington was standing on a
track in the yards giving signals to an
instrument man some distance away
Two trains were approaching the spot
from different directions. Warrington
saw one but apparently did not see the
other, and stepping from n track to
the other, went under the work train
approaching from the opposite direc-
ton. He did not regain consciousness
after the accident. He was a young
man, having been in the west and with
the surveying party but about a fort,
night. The brother at Cheyenne was
notified and will take charge of the
body.
, 1906-06-15
The Presidents Position.

Washington, d. c., June 15.-An Of
fetal statement was given out today
regarding the presidents letter to Rep
r~esentative Wadsworth on the packing
house bill. 1t shows that the presi-
dent believes that every change made
in the original bills is for the worse.
The revised bill will probably suit the
packers, who object to thorough in
spection, that it would be a heavy
blow to the honest packers and honest
stock r%aisers, and that it would simply
defer the day when the trade in meat
will be restored to a satisfactory posi-
ton in the foreign and domestic mar.
ketS.
, 1906-06-15
Brother of Laramieite Webs.

Frank ]. Terry of this city has been
notified of the marriage Of his brother,
Lee Williams Terry, at st. Paul, the
Daily News of that city telling of the
affair as follows:
AT st. Paul Episcopal church the
marriage of Miss Bessie Mae Lewis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Lewis, and Lee Williams Terry was
solemnized at s o'clock Tuesday even
ing. DIR. John Wright read the mar
rage service, and as the bridal party
approached the altar the Lohengrin'
wedding march was played by Law
renee Elmquist. A program of we'd
ding music followed. The bride was
given in marriage by the brother, Will
lam H. Lewis, jr. She was attended
by Miss Maud Gage and Mr.. Terry's
attendant was Orlando Oehler. A
princess gown embroidered net made
over taffeta, and with full-length train,
was worn by the bride; the bridal veil
was tulle and the bridal bouquet was
lilies of the valley.
Reception After Ceremony.
Miss Gage wore pink silk null and
she carried white roses. The guests
were seated by Bert Cole, Frank
Young, James Walker and A. W. Whit
man. There was a reception from 8
O'Clock to 10 at the brides home, Look
out place. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with maidenhair ferns,
daises and roses. In the bay window
where the bridal party received there
was a background of palms studded
with daisies and the color scheme OF
white was carried out in the parlor.
the dining room was in pink. The
guests were served with refreshments
by Miss Kreha, Mrs. Henry Dayton
and Miss Alma Christianson. Miss
Ella Rutherford served coffee and Mrs
4. w. Whitman cut the cream. After
Il wedding trip in the east, Mr.. and
Mrs. Terry will be at home in st
Paul"
, 1906-06-15
More Double Track,

A large corps of Oregon Short Line
engineers have started working west
ward from Green River running sur
veys for the construction of a second
track between this place and Ogden, a
distance of 200 miles. 1t is understood
that this work will be undertaken next
year in addition to the completion of
the double-tracking of the Wyoming
division of the Union Pacific. This will
make four bands of steel entirely
across the state and gives Hartman
the finest road in the western country.
The magnitude of the task of constric-
ting a double track across the state of
Wyoming, with its mountains and riv-
, 1906-06-15
GROCER'S MISTAKE IN FURNISH
ING GASOLINE FOR KEROSENE
CAUSES DEATH OF
GIRL AND MAN.
Mary Curran and Her Grandfather
Roasted Before Neighbors Could
Save Them as Result of Explosion
When Wrong Oil Was Used-Fire
in Car of Paint Causes One Death
and Several Serious Injuries.

Pueblo, Colo, June 15.-Through a
mistake of their grocer in filling a
can with gasoline instead of Kerosene,
Mary Curran, aged Is, and her grand
father, John Frain, aged 72, are dead,
after suffering horribly with dreadful
burns resulting from an explosion.
Sprayed With Burning Oil.
While preparing a meal Miss Curran
made use of oil from the kerosene can
and a terrific explosion followed, shat
tering the stove and spraying Miss
Curran and her grandfather with the
burning oil. Their clothes immediate
ly began burning and before neighbors
could come to the assistance of either
both had been fatally burned.
, 1906-06-15
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

H. G. Kassahn today presented two
coyote pelts for bounty.
Jesse Converse was today appointed
administrator of the estate of the late
Oscar Rogers.
The guardianship estate of Helen
Manasse was settled up by Judge Car
penter in the district court today.
Deputy Sheriff Knadler went to Bos.
Ter today to inspect two carloads OF
horses being shipped by Ora Haley.
Ford G. Barclay and John w. Young
today sold to Ella G. Crone lot 6. block
211, on Eighth, between Garfield and
Custer, for $1,100.
, 1906-06-15
Prominent as Mason.

Mr.. King is a member of the firm
of F. S. King Bros, well known stock.
men of the state, and has resided here
about sixteen years. He is especially
prominent in Masonic circles, having
filed many of the positions of honor in
the fraternity and being a member of
the Thirty-second degree of the Scot.
fish Rites. The marriage is a par.
ticularly fitting one, and the union,
by every omen, should be as perfect as
was the splendid June day on which
ii occurred
, 1906-06-15
Former Laramie Girl to Wed.

Miss Charlotte Bartlett of Santa Bar.
bara, Cal, daghter of l.. S. Bartlett and
sister of Ben S Bartlett of this city
will be married on the 10th of this
month to Mr.. Nelson A. Leete of Santa
Barbara. Miss Bartlett was born and
reared in Laramie though the past few
years of her life have been spent in
California. She is held in high esteem
here by her many acquaintance, who
will wish her happiness in her welded
life,
, 1906-06-15

Although the event was such a quiet
beautiful gifts in solid silver, cut glass
rare china, etc, testified more loudly
than words to the esteem and affec
ton which is felt for the newly wed
ded pair. Their friends in this and
other states wish for them a safe and
delightful journey, and will extend tc
them a warm welcome upon their re
turn to their chosen home.
, 1906-06-15
HAPPY WEDDING OF POPULAR
YOUNG COUPLE AT HOME OF
BRIDES AUNT THURS
DAY EVENING.
Marriage of Miss Estelle v. Abrams
and Mr.. Joseph H. King One of
the eliminating Events of a Pleas
ant Courtship-Bridal Party Leaves
for East and Will Spend Honey
moon in Great Britain.

Beautiful in its elegant simplicity
was the wedding of Mr.. j. H. King and
Miss Estelle v. Abrams, which was
solemnized last night at the residence
of the brides aunt, Mrs. Ruprecht.
Owing to recent bereayements in the
family, it was a very quiet affair, only
the immediate relatives being in at
tendance. The impressive marriage
service of the Episcopal church was
read by Dean Arnold G.. H. Bode, 8
o'clock being the hour when the GER
tendants. The bridal party was sta
toned in the alcove of the drawing
room of the residence, the pretty nook
having been deliberately decorated for
the event. Green and white were the
tints selected, the marriage bell being
a beautiful creation of snowy carna-
lions, while ferns in potted and cut
work effects were lavishly utilized in
the alcove and the entire apartment.
The sweet bride was most becomingly
gowned in her going-away toilette
a suit Of Alice blue, with hat and &C
cessories in corresponding tones. Her
flowers were brides roses. The we'd
ding march from "Lohengrin" was eff
f%ectively rendered by Miss Irene Elem
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Holmgren OF
Ogden, Utah, were out-of-town guests
who witnessed the pretty wedding
The elaborate nuptial banquet was
served at the Kuster hotel.
Honeymoon in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. King departed on tho
east-bound train for a wedding journey
which will occupy four months or
more. They go to Chicago, Niagara
Falls, Detroit, New York and Boston,
and will sail from the last city for
England June &c On the Saxonia. In
England they will visit Mr.. Kings
relatives, who just a year ago wei
coined another bonny bride in the per
sonage OF Mrs. H. j. King. Returning
to Laramie in October, h fortunate
couple expect to build a home here
there to live happily ever after" as
the novelists put it. This will be more
than welcome news to the myriads Of
friends of both the young people.
Bride Is Laramie Girl.
Mrs. King belongs to Laramie II
every sense of the word. Her father
Mr.. l.. Abrams, is n of the city
sturdy and most respected pioneers
having lived here over thirty years
Here Stella" was born and grew VI
to winsome ~womanhood, receiving he
education in the city schools. Late
she took a course at boarding school
attending the seminary at South Beth
lehem, Pa. She with her brother, u
, 1906-06-15
Caller Gets Promotion.

Frank Watt, the engine caller at the
shops, will be given a short vacation
after the 10th of June, and about that
time he and his cousin, j. Jacobs, will
leave for Kansas City and other points
for a fortnight's visit. When they re
turn Mr.. Watt will be given a more re
sponsible and remuneratiye position at
the shops. Robert Jackson, the mes
senger boy at the telegraph office, will
succeed him at the shops as caller.
Bernie Morgan has been made night
train crew caller at the office of Yard,
master John Crooks.
, 1906-06-15
Merchant Iron From Mills.

The bar mill at the rolling mills yes
terday turned out a large amount of
merchant iron, in stuff five inches wide
and thickness varying from half an
inch to one inch. The mill ran during
the forenoon today on breakdown for
the little mill n went back to mer-
chant iron in the afternoon. An order
was received this morning for twenty
tons of nuts of a certain size and Fore
man Henry Kline started both his ma,
chimes on that size. The spike mill
was laid up today and the track bolt
machine started in its place. The bolt
room was rushing to fill an order for
track bolts and the cooperage shop had
a strong force getting kegs ready for
the bolts.
, 1906-06-15
Burt Passes Throuuh.

Horace G. Burt, former president of
the Union Pacific and the chief spirit
the lessening of grades on that system,
who has been some years in the orient,
passed through the city last night from
an extended trip through Montana and
the northwest, including a delightful
visit in the Yellowstone national park.
Mr.. Burt went east on No. 6 his desti-
nation being New York. He declined
he expressed great pleasure at being
back in the glorious climate of the
Rocky mountain region.
, 1906-06-15
Mill Fireman Injured,

w. F. Hoppe, a fireman at the rolling
mills, let one of the heavy piles of
scrap iron fall on his foot this morning,
suffering the severe bruising of the
great toe on his right foot. He was
treated by DR.. McCollum, local surgeon
for the railroad company, and will be
laid up for some time. The surgeon
hopes to save the toe.
, 1906-06-15

st. Louis, Mo, June 15.-H. Clay
Pierce Of the Waters-Pierce Oil COM
pany will not appear before the com
missioner taking testimony in the
Standard Oil custer suit today. He is
in New York and Attorney General
Hadley will probably ask for an at
tachment for him. This, however, can
not be served upon Pierce outside this
state. Pierce's home is here.
, 1906-06-15
TO DRIVE MACHINERY
BY ELECTRIC POWER-

The Republican today closed a deal
for the installation of six individual
electric motors in its machinery de-
partment, and when these have been
received and installed Manager Kemp.
ton of the electric light plant will
establish a day current. The two limo.
type machines, the circular saw, the
presses and the bindery will each have
its own motor and be driven independ-
emily of the others.
, 1906-06-15
Weds Missouri Girl.

Mr.. Arthur G. Fullerton, who claims
Laramie as his home, and Miss Grace
M. Schuyler of Osceola, Mo-, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon by Rev. R. A.
Lansdell, at his residence on Grand
avenue, and will make their home in
this city. Miss Schuyler arrived from
Osceola yesterday morning and was
met here by Mr.. Fullerton, the GER
emony being performed during the
afternoon. The Republican extends
its heartest congratulations.
, 1906-06-15
Welded Last EVENING.

Mr.. Benton F. George, a trainman
on the Wyoming division, and Miss
Mary L. Dwyer of this city were mar
ried last evening at s o'clock, by Rev.
Father Hugh Cummiskey, at his resi-.
dence, a few friends of the contracting
parties being present to witness the
ceremony. The bride wore a hand
some wedding dress. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred d. CAN'T were the attendants.
, 1906-06-15
ELIJAH.
Noted Specialist Keeping His Eye on
Dowie for Insanity Symptoms.

Chicago, Ill, June 15.-Dowie' took
the stand this afternoon. in his suit in
the federal court for possession of his
personal property. DR.. Church, a
noted specialist, watches Dowie closely.
1t is said he is gathering data bearing
on the ~ex-prophet's sanity. Voliva, it
is said, intends to make an effort to
have Dowie pronounced insane.
, 1906-06-15
One Killed and Several Hurt.

Topeka, Kas., June 15.-Fire in a
car loaded with paints in the Santa
Fe yards today resulted in the death
of Guy L~uddington and probably fatal
injury to Walter Schramm and slight
er injuries to w. w. Sneed, w. Busby,
were members of the railways fire
department, who were fighting the
flames when the explosion occurred.
, 1906-06-15
Thirty Jews Slain,

Bialoystok, Russia, Jun 15.-Thirty
Jews were slain in yesterdays anti
Semitic disturbance and 100 were in
jured. Scores of Jewish shops and
houses were plundered. The troops
maintain order today, but the situa-
ton continues critical and business is
at a standstill.
, 1906-06-15
Presidential Nomination.

Washington, D. c., June 1.-THE
president has nominated Church Howe
of Nebraska to be consul general at
Montreal; A. J.. Fleming of Missouri
to be consul general in Arabia, and
Nicholas Schlemmer of Texas to be
consul at Bergf, Germany.
, 1906-06-15
H0WUNC MOB FOUGHT
To SEE LONDON BRIDE
b~ayonets before the bridal couple
could reach the church.
Express Train Attacked.

st. Petersburg, June 15.-Reports
coming in show that, in addition to
the disturbances at Bialystok, outrages
have occurred in many provinces. The
Sebastopol express reached here six
hours late, having been attacked by
thousands of peasants. The railway
strike is reported to have started in
southern Russia.
, 1906-06-15
SPLENDID STANDING OF
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Mrs. c. w. Taylor and children have
gone to Rawlins for the summer. The
two Taylor children, a son and a
daughter, who were students at the
university this year, stood so we'll in
their studies that neither was required
to take the final examinations in any
branch of their courses.
, 1906-06-15
UNION PACIFIC, SOUTHERN PA
CIFIC AND OTHER HARTMAN
LINES MAKE VoLUN-
TARY REDUCTION.
Plan of President Hartman Said to
Be to Aid in PopuIating Territory
Traversed by His Lines and Not
to Head Off Expected Legislation
Cattie-in-Transit Bill Has Now
Passed Both Houses.

Chicago, Ill, June 15,-Following a
conference of the heads of many west
ern railroads comes the announcement
of the utmost importance to people OF
the west that the Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific and other Hartman lines
and the Santa Fe road will make a gen.
eral reduction of passenger rates
throughout the west.
Cut to Three Cents.
In Colorado and Wyoming the new
, 1906-06-15
Cattle Bill F~avorably Reported.

Washington, d. c., June 15.-The
house committee today favorably re-
ported the bill, which has already
passed the senate, extending from thir-
teen to eighteen hours the time which
cattle in transit may be kept without
rest, food or water.
, 1906-06-15
Maharajah Visits stock Yards.

Chicago, Ill, June 15.-His highness,
Sapajiro Gaeiwar, maharajah of Ba-
roda, and his royal party spent today
on a tour Of inspection of the stock
yards, at the invitation of the packers.
The party then left for Colorado
Springs, where, after a visit of sew
eral days, in the mountains of Colorado,
they will leave for the Yellowstone
park country,
, 1906-06-15
Lumber Steamer BURNING.

Seattle, Wash, June 15.-The steam
er Annuncion brought the news today
that it had found the schooner Argus
burning e Destruction island. The
Annuncion went alongside and saw no
trace of the crew. The Argus was
bound for San Francisco with lumber.
, 1906-06-15
Dreyfus Case Again.

Paris, June 15.-The application fol-
a revision of the Dreyfus case was
taken up in court today at Cassaon.
The object of the applicants is to
have the former Judgment of convic.
ton annulled. This may be lone OF
a new trial may be ordered.
, 1906-06-15
NEW AGENT FOR
SINGER COMPANY.

F. N. Stroupe of Cheyenne, state
agent for the Singer sewing machine,
has been checking w. j. Wilson out of
the Laramie Office and transferring
him to Rawlins. A man from Denver
will succeed Mr.. Wilson here.
, 1906-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George will go at once
to housekeeping in this city, Mr..
George having prepared a cosy home
for his bride. The best wishes of all
go with Mr.. and Mrs. George for a
long and happy welded life.
, 1906-06-15
MAY Indlct Standard Oil

Chicago, Ill, June 15.-Federal au-
thorities r about to begin an action
looking to the indictment of various
railroads granting rebates tt the
Standard Oil, also the Standard for
accepting them. 1t is believed enough
evidence has been secured by the COM
merce commission to warrant this ac-
ton.
, 1906-06-15
To Assist Settlement,

Hartman is believed to be the faith
er of the cut-rate idea, the plan not
being so much to cut out possible leg
islation as to populate the unsettled
country traversed by the different
lines. The new rates are to be per-
manent reductions.
, 1906-06-15
BRYAN GETS STANDARD OIL.
Personal Attorney for Rockefeller De,
cIares for Him for President.

Cleveland, O., June 15.-Virgil Kline,
the personal attorney for Rockefeller
and counsel for the Standard Oil com
pany, to day declared himself in favor
of Bryan for president in 1908.
, 1906-06-15
Always for the spectacuIar.

st. Petersburg, June 15.-Bryan Wis
tied the douma again today and was
photographed with three social demo-
cratic members and the chairman of
the press bureau.
, 1906-06-15

C. Abrams, have always been very
popular. "Dick," who now resides at
Juneau, Alaska, and his bride found it
impossible to be present at the wed.
ding.
, 1906-06-15
GOULD THE WINNER.
Defeats Worlds Champion Tennis
Player in Three Sets.

London, June 15.-Jay Gould today
defeated C. Fairs, the worlds cham,
pion tennis player. in three of the four
sets.
, 1906-06-15

Cleveland, o., June ia thousand
democrats will go TO New York by
special trains to meet Bryan when he
lands from his our around the world.
, 1906-06-15
INVESTIGATIONS BY LOCAL PA.
PERS IN LONDON START CRY
OF USE OF SPOILED
MEAT OVER THERE.
Manufacturer of Timed DeIicacies Sale
to Have Bought Spoiled Cans and
Worked Contents Over Under
Loathsome Circumstances - Clay
Pierce Declines to Appear in st.
Louis Proceedings Against Oil.

London, June 15.-Revelations by
local papers today show the Chicago
packing house scandal duplicated on
a smaller scale here. One of the large
firms engaged in manufacturing timed
d~elicacies buys large quantities of old
canned goods and works them over,
under loathsome circumstances. Thou
sands of tins of putrid meat were
seized by inspectors.
, 1906-06-15

ers, is appreciated only by engineers,
and to increase the facilities of the
Overland route in this way is costing
the company almost $4,000 900.