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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Trinity -Balaklala Deal.

Special 70 The Tribune
BOSTON, Mass. Oct, 1.-THE Trim
ity Copper company and the Balaklala
Copper company have closed a deal
whereby the Trinity is to furnish 1000
tons Of ore daily to American smelters
for treatment mixed in with Balaklala
ores. MIR, Lawson will issue an an
nouncement to Trinity stockholders
shortly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Heavy Snow in Michigan.

DETROIT, Oct. 1l.--A heavy snow
Is reported from Western Michigan,
from Marquette. in the upper peninsula
and along the Lake Huron shore from
Alpena down to Port Huron, whore
IL is five inches deep, A storm which
is raging today, has practically stopped
the movement II lake vessels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Snow In Buffalo.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. l1.-Snow
began falling here late yesterday and
continued throughout the night, Great
damage WAS done in this city and in
trees. Telegraph and telephone service
is badly crippled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
cotton Crop Is Damaged.

ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. l1.-Pres1dent
uarv;o Jordan Of the Southern Cotton
association estimates that between 49,
oSSoSaTSI' ooo and 10000 bales Of cotton were
LII I;IIcd in Georgia alone by last night $
cold snap. Indications arc for another
t;iIing frost, with temperatures below
frno7fnu tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
To Examine Utah Sites.

Special % The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. p. c., Oct. H.
John w. Parsons, special agent of the
Treasury department., will leave tomor-
row for Utah to examine and report on
the sites offered for public buildings
at Logan and Provo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Victim of Fall Found.

WAWONA. Cal, Oct. lI.-The body
of young Tupper, who fell over n cliff
in the Yosemite valley last Monday.
was found today IN Il crevasse at the
base of the mountain, Tupper had
fallen a distance of 1900 feet,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Four of Crew Drowned.

ST. JOHNS, \. F. Oct 1.-THE
6sbing schooner Julia struck shoal IN
Cod Bov river during gale last night
and went down. Four scamen we're re
drowned but the captain succeeded IN
reaching the shore. The hshing
schooner Helens is missing, ana IL Is
feared that she and her crew nave oeen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
FREEZES TO DEATH
Early Storm in Cleveland Is Of Unusual
Severity.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 1.-The
storm which has swept this city since
Tuesday continued unabated today,
heavy snow falling steadily. Today the
wind reached velocity Of forty'fve
miles an hour, doing much damage,
John Roeso, 65 years old, was found
frozen TO death in his home today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
FIRE CHIEFS ELECT
George H, Kellogg of Sioux City Is
Made President.

DALLAS, Tex. Oct. 1.-THE Inter
national Fire Chiefs association today
elected George NJ. Kellogg of siouX 1u *
City, Ia. president, and James NICE al
OF Roanoke, Va, secretary
Washington, d. c., was selected as
the next meeting place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Early Winter In Pittsburg

PITTSBURG, Oct 1l,-All records
for low temperature and early in Octo-
her. since the establishment of the
weather bureau in 1871, were broken
today, when the mercury dropped to rs
degrees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
ROAD REACHES LANDER
Big Preparations Made to Celebrate Ar
rival of the Northwestern,

Special 70 INC ITlbune-
LANDER, Wyo., Oct 1.-The
Northwestern railroad track was com
pleted into the depot site yesterday
evening, a big crew finishing the main
track and siding today. Passenger and
freight service will be opened IN few
days.
The committee on the fair and rail
road day celebration has mailed invi-
tations to officials and commercial clubs
in all towns and cities in the West for
a three days celebration, beginning
October II. a big fund is raised for
the fair display and an elaborate pro
grammc prepared for the entertainment
of visitors A welcome arch will be
erected. The railroad will make rea-
sonable rates for the occasion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Booker Washington Speaks.

NEW YORK. Oct. ll-.The, actual
session Of the National AFRO -amerlcal
council, which has been IN proghrs1 pa;abi
horc was brought TO close lohlght
NIL MI services in Zion church. Booker
r r Washington made the principal ad-
dress.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
10y Of Will Al,ooea

sspsrs,,. Pa, Oct. ll.-Hapd-
q trarSS,l IN the will contest for
~ the WIN G,a millions today de-
Sehool"o,. stand that tho
= 'y will and codicil are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Leaves for Canada.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. ll.-Ed
mund Kcarns of Utah, who has been
visiting Thomas Martinez in Washing
ton. left today for Canada.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
iss iss's@ for Pure Food

lsle.s,DIoN : Oct. 1I.-Tho Ma.
eterro;n,es,p druggists association
alLor;i;;aned to aid the Govern.
\ lie M, IN every possible way
|st pure food md drug law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Capt. E. l.. TYLER Is Dead.

ANNISTON, Ala. Oct. 1l.-capt. T..
L.. TYLER. retired capitalist, formerly
president OF The Atlanta g. West Point
railroad, died here today, of paralysis,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
OPENED
"son VS.. United States Min
Company is On. q
ne Tribune.

Ia ~, d. c. Oct. IL
NM t9ghes, Of Denver, opened
a I, Ian IN the Supreme Court in
|.in;nes" ct al vs. The United
a M M eompany's writ of Ger
h n MI laght United States Cir
.tsion' o,,ylng title to the Jor-
risr Il, Sorthern Light, Grizzly
\ Mn ;Slaims IN the Utah West
|of fSssaeItland saIt and Judge W, H
|<d Ststs. Ss,s Lake, Will argue for
after ms Mining company to-
winch Judge Hughes will
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-18
Moore-MppawaiIa Stories.

w. r. Gavin delivered hogs Monday
E. IL. Fitzgerald marketed swine
Saturday.
The Borth Bros. shelled corn for G..
Bevans on Thursday.
&. D. Newkirk lost a valuable mare
one night last week.
Geo. Zimmerman broke stalks the
fore part of the week.
Mrs. L. A. Albright was calling
Wednesday afternoon.
r. Tatro made flying trip to Kiowa
one afternoon last week.
Austin Callison has new tricycle.
that he plants corn with.
The Denver, Kansas s. Cuffs first
train reached Klowa Monday.
Arthur Forshee lost fine mare last
week from the effects of blind staggers
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Beckley spen,
Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Bevans.
Munroe Albright and family moved
into Ed Newkirk's farm residence on
Monday.
Lewis Gavin of Boone, Iowa, brother
of Mrs. Lee Albright, is working fol
John Circle of Hazelton.
Clifford Talbot has a two .rowed lis.
ter He says one rowed machines are
back numbers, and too slow for bust
ness.
There was surprise party Sunday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Short. Those present report
exciting times.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-18
Deehedd Items.

Chaugeable weather still prevails.
The farmers are busy listing corn.
The ranchmen are busy building
fence.
Mrs. g. W. Hildebrand is visiting at
KiOwa.
Samuel South was visiting his daugh.
ter last week.
S. Y. Carr has been very sick but is
improving now.
j. w. DeGeer is fencing his place
with woven wire.
Allen Sons have moved to their new
farm in Deerhead.
Rube Lake and wife were visitin al
5. 7. Carr's Sunday.
F. b. Nurse and son will soon have
the new church finished.
Ed Carr was called from Harper tc
his fathers bedside last week.
jeff and Noah Mills moved their cat
tie to Comanche county last week.
Rev. Gilmore preached very inter
esting sermon Sunday at Deerhead.
Henry Larkln markets more eggs a,
Deerhead than any farmer in the town.
ship.
Mrs. g. E. Golf and family departed
for Viewed, Oklahoma, last Friday
We are losing good friend and neigh
Dor.
Harry Cooke, where are you? We've
not seen you since you moved to the
township. Come out and look at your
hadow.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-18
CoidWdter Fckups.

From The Talisman.
Myrtle, Fred and Ed Harbaugh are
all three sick with tonslIItis.
Cashier n. A. Lytle returned Friday
from Arkansas City where he had been
in attendance ar the bankers CONVEX
ton.
q. c. Poppleton IS in from his ranch
consulting DR.. Halliday in regard to
his injured leg, which has been giving
him trouble again. It may be neces.
sary for him to return to the hospital,
From the CoIdwater Star.
Mrs. Frank Saunders and daughter
formerly of this city but now living
near Lake City, Barber. co., visited old
time friends and transacted business
matters here this week. They still
Town some lots in this city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-18
Notes From the Pratt Union.

+. Shore went to Ottawa, Kansas on
business FRIDAY.
Ruby Vaughn has filed suit in the
district court of Barber county asking
for divorce from Theresa Vaughn and
the custody of his child.
Tad Ellis came in Sunday night from
Lawrence, where he is attending the
University. He Will remain here only
week, and then return to his studies
for the rem ainder of the term.
Lieutenant Earl Ellis arrived from
Mare Island Navy Yards, Sunday night
to spend months vacation visiting
home folks and other friends. We are
always pleased to greet Lieut.. Ellis.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-18
Mingona Items.
Ed Kimball is sick with malaria.


Watson Doles has rented Mr.. Pol.
lard's farm land. I.
Mr.. Pollard expects to break lot of
sod this summer.
Mrs. Sam Crick, who has been quite
sick. is getting better.
MIR. Winters turned his cattle on the
range the first of last week.
Amp Doles and George Jesse went to
| Colorado last week. Monday.
Fred Nurse lost thirteen pigs in one
day last week from eating cockIeburs.
| George Smith took two loads OF new
furniture to his new home few days
ago.
Helen Groves is out from Medicine
Lodge visiting her brother, Herbert,
and family.
The wild flower, the gift of Gods love
to us and the proof of His love of beauty
lis here again.
Jack Clark has turned the mail route
over to other hands. and has settled
down to farming.
They we're laying the poles for the
Chase telephone line through this town.
ship last week and this.
Several from this vicinity attended
the s. S. convention at the Walstad
schoolhouse last week, Sunday.
Frank Anderson has rented farm
in Colorado and likes the country. We
have not heard where he has located.
Misses Cecile and Ermine Osborn
visited their parents last week. They
were accompanied by their friend, Miss
Richardson.
| Is there any connection between the
items OF the new" correspondent OF
the Cresset being discontinued and the
closing of the MIngona school? Both
happened at the same time.
Rev. IL. W. Cummins, pastor of the
NJ. E. church at Hazelton, was in this
{ neighborhood last week INTRODUCING
that wonder of HaZelton, the Spencer
Davis sickle self-sharpener.
We wish to send our congratulations
} TO our newly married friends, Miss Mel
lie Garten and George Smith. They
, are among our 4st young people. The,
e will live on Georges farm, the place
formerly occupied by Widow Smith
} Which couple will be next?
In letter from Mrs. Emma Conlisl
to Mrs. PepoOn she says that just si1
weeks from the day that her sister, Mrs
Wesley Reed, died (which was noticed
in the Indsx at the time) her brother
: John Thompson, died Of consumption
+ He left wife and two little boys, on,
t three years old the other eleven months
: old. Mrs. Thompson is living with he
: son, Allen, south of Ava. Edit
s Thompson, now Mrs Hawks, lives il
t the southern part of Oklahoma. Mrs
e Con'isk is teaching in the city school
i of Alva. The Thompson family former
b ly lived in Mingona township wher
e Mr.. Thompson died.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-04-18
Hdzeiton Items.

We are short on items this week
too busy to gather them in.
A long felt want has at last been fill
ed, and HaZeltonnow has an up. to date
harness shop.
f. l.. Dicks has bad case of the I'M.
provement fever. Last week he put
the carpenters to work ON his new house.
Frank Hardesty's public sale last
week was not a bowling success and
consequently he did not sell all he had
intended to.
w. f. Stephenson is in very poor
health, and will as soon as the weather
will permit, take trip to Colorado in
the hope that 1t will improve his health
Corr planting is well under way and
by this time next week there will not
be much left to plant, and it goes with
out saying that we are sure of a stand
when we plant.
Both of the aazelton banks publish.
ed their standing in last weeks Her
aid, and it is putting it very mildly to
say they are both highly elated over the
Showing they made.
One little Miss took exceptions at
what We said last week about the tall
wheat and the jack rabbit; now we are
going to ask her pardon and will prom.
ise not to say it any more.
| Il letter from Charles Fiersall last
week would indicate that he wants to
| get back to Hazelton worse than he
wants to twist sickles away back in old
kentuck; anyway he is expected home
IN very short time.
Some of our people who have money
deposited in our banks could just as
well have it bringing them good divi
dends by just putting up few small
houses to rent right here in the little
town of Hazelton.
The temperance people, not being
satisfied to let the thirsty ones have a
cold drink occasionally, have had big
gun coma down and stir up the tard5
ones. He gave temperance lecture al
|
something is likely to be doing at an
early date.
j. Z. Caudill has gone out west tC
view the country and this has given L.
2. Graves a chance 10 head him off il
the improvement contest they have
been waging for some time LATER
Mr.. Caudlll got back and is trying t
convince us that the best place in Kan
sas is out at Protection. He Will re
turn there this week and open a rea
estate Office. Ralph Keller will be with
him a few days.
When you find a man in the neigh
borhood who can tell you where all O
the boys spend their time, and jus
how many Of them are engaged in wrong
doing, and who knows all of the scan
dals that are going on, and who take
great pleasure in telling everyone thai
will listen to him just how many peopl
there are that are doing wrong, 70,
can put it down as absolutely cine
that he is one of them, otherwise h
| "ouiu Hoh Auo" ~ nluCu dOUuG III, ant
you can just rest assured that he II
about as bad as any of them and usual
~ the worst one of toe lot. In som
localities he would be classed as scan
dial mOnger. Such man IN commun
ity can sometimes do a little harm, bu
usually not much, for people soon Iearl
what kind of filth be enjoys and pit
! rather than condemn.
, 1906-06-05
PERSONAL

S. w. Eye is in from Hecla.
DR.. Hamilton has returned from the
northern part of the county.
Father Hugh Cummiskey returned
from Cheyenne this afternoon.
Harold Symons, who has been at
tending school at Boston, arrived home
this afternoon.
DR.. McCollum returned last night
from Lookout, where he had been on
professional business.
DIR. J. A. Ballard returned this aft
ernoon from the east, where he had
been visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. West and Miss McClelland, the
mother and sister of Miss Mary Nc
Clelland of this city, arrived this after
noon from Philadelphia n will spend
several weeks visiting here.
DR.. S. B. Miller will leave tonight
for Cheyenne to attend the regular
June meeting of the state board Of
medical examiners at the capitol at
9 o'clock tomorrow. He is the secre-
tary of the board.
, 1906-06-05
TWO MORE TEACHERS
PLACED ON ROLLS.

AT the meeting of the school board
yesterday afternoon, in session when
The Republican went to press, after
Miss Lettie Wallis had been elected
to a position, the board re-employed
Miss Nellie lies for the city schools
and employed Miss Luella Patrick for
the Maynard school, at the earnest so
licitation of the patrons of hat school.
Both young ladies will make good"
in their work. The board discussed
some other matters. Miss Bronson of
Rawlins, who was elected to a position
here, and who afterwards, the board
believed, withdrew her application, has
notified Superintendent Lee that she
will stand by her agreement n &C
cept the place and it is believed she
will be here next year.
The schools have begun the yearly
examinations and are getting ready
for the close of the year at the end Of
next week.
, 1906-06-05
FATHER FORMERLY
OFFICER AT THE FORT.

A reporter for The Republican a
the pleasure at noon today of meeting
Miss Hassler of California, who was
on her way east to visit her mother.
Miss Hassler is the daughter of John
Hassler, who in the early days of Lar
annie was an officer at Fort Sanders
long before the daughter was born.
He died after leaving here and the
widow went east to reside. h daugh-
ter makes her home with relatives ON
the coast. She said her mother often
spoke of Fort Saunders and h was
DESTROYS of seeing something OF the
town and the site of the fort nat she
might tell the mother of it.
, 1906-06-05
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

The county commissioners today al
lowed the bills for the month of May,
accepted the reports of the county Of
ficers and discussed some road mat
tiers.
A warranty deed from Henry E. and
Mary A. McBroom to w. l.. and G. NJ.
Keller for the north 80 feet OF lot 2,
block 254, for $1,375, was filed for rec
ord today.
A marriage license was issued at 4
O'Clock this afternoon to Chester H
Bennett of Tie Siding and Miss Isabel
la Lane of Dale creek. They will be
married tomorrow.
A marriage license was issued today
to George w. Knadler and Miss Elmo
ra Bamforth, both of this city, and they
will be married tomorrow evening and
go at once to housekeeping on Third
street. Mr.. Knadler is the son of I'm
der Sheriff NJ. F. Knadler.
DR.. A. B. Hamilton, county physician,
returned last night from the northern
part of the county, where he had been
to see Mrs. w. o. Newell, and whom
he left much better. He vas at the
court house this afternoon, a witness
in the Hodgeman insanity hearing.
A dental license from the state
board of dental examiners, issued last
September to DR.. Howard S. Engle of
Decatur county, Ia, who is a graduate
of the Kansas City Dental college, with
the class of 1897, was filed for record
, 1906-06-05
Competitive Drills Goinq.

The competitive drills are in pro-
gress at the university at this time,
but will hardly be concluded in time to
announce the results in this impress
sion of The Republican. Company B
has all the wires laid to defeat the 9TH
er company, having been promised a
''set-up' in case it wins, a prominent
attorney having given So for that pur-
pose and an equal amount having been
raised by the members of the company.
The feed" will be the event of the
week-if it is forthcoming.
Company B won the competition,
Company A making 1876 errors to 147
for the smaller boys. There1l be do
ings" at that "set-up" all right.
, 1906-06-05

young women intended to run away
is punctured by the finding in their
rooms of their purses, containing what
is thought to have been about all of
the ready money they had-$1O. The
finding of the purses verifes the re-
mark made by Miss Watkins to her
sister-in-law to never mind her purse;
that they'd need no more than a quar-
ter overheard by the maid.
Left Tidied Room.
THE was in regular order.
The clothing Of each was left hanging
in the wardrobes. Their suit cases
were on chairs in the room, empty.
The disappearance of the note left by
Mr.. Watkins when he went to lunch is
a feature discovered by the detectives
Friday night that adds to the situation,
and is still unexplained"
The Republican had a very good
likeness of Mrs. Watkins, evidently
from a photograph found in her room
at Denver.
, 1906-06-05
MISSING GIRLS
FOUND HERE
WIFE AND SISTER OF FORMER
LARAMIEITE ARE LOCATED
IN THIS CITY TODAY.
Sensational Story in Denver Paper De-
MED by Principals, Who Say There
Is Nothing to lt-Mrs. Myrtle Wat
kins n Miss Julie Watkins Are
Safe and Sound.

A real good story" in yesterdays
Denver Republican has been %punctured
by the facts, and the missing wife and
sister of a Grand Junction railroad
man have been found at the home of
the sisters father and the wife's faith
er-in-law in this city. The STORY"
lacks nothing but fact to make it a
whopper.
Women Visiting Here.
The Republican claims to have
found that Mrs. Myrtle Watkins, the
pretty young wife of Edward Watkins
of Grand Junction, and her sister-in-
law, Miss Julia Watkins of this city,
whose parents are Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Watkins, living at Fourth and Clark
streets, are mysteriously missing, and
hat the husband and brother, Edward
Watkins, fears they they have been
foully dealt with. The facts are that
the young ladies are here, Inc Mr..
Edward Watkins is well acquainted
with the fact.
Husband Knew She Was Coming.
Miss Watkins has been visiting in
Denver for several weeks and was
Joined there by her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Edward Watkins. Last Wednesday,
Mr.. Watkins at Alliance, Neb., about a
edge and consent of her husband, they
came to this city for a visit with the
elder Watkins family, and have been
here since. Mr.. Watkins had been
with his wife and sister in Denver a
week before they left for this city.
This Is the first visit of Mrs. Watkins
to Laramie. She became the wife of
Mr.. aWtkins at Alliance, Neb., about a
year ago. She is a handsome young
woman, as sensible as she is hand
some, and there Is nothing in the
whole matter, she declared this morn
ing. that would give a sensational
tinge to her coming to visit with the
tamily of her father-inlaw, coming
with her sister-in-law, who is a warm
friend Of hers. The Republican,
, 1906-06-05
NEWSPAPER MEN ARE
COMING TO THE STATE.

Major Harry E. Wadsworth, agent in
charge of the Shoshone reservation. is
arranging for a trip through the reser-
walton and the Yellowstone park by a
large party of Washington and New
York newspaper workers and CORE
spondents, says the Lander Republi,
can. The party will be headed by wal.
ter Dunn, correspondent for the Asso,
clated Press at Washington, and win
take the trail at Shoshoni. Several
weeks will be spent in the reservation,
in the Jackson hole country and in
Yellowstone park. The best guides in
northeastern Wyoming have been re-
tanned to pilot the party, and the writ
ers will see all of the most interesting
points OF the marvellous country sur
rounding and within the park.
Arrangements for the trip at the
Washington end are being made by J..
A. Breckons, secretary to Senator War
rem, and a prominent correspondent.
, 1906-06-05
FORMER HOTEL KEEPER
WISHING LARAMIE FRIENDS.

Mrs. H. A. Towne of Harvard, H.,
is in the city, on her way to visit the
family of her brother at Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Towne was formerly a resident
of this city, she and her husband con-
Quoting the old ~Thornburgh hotel,
then perhaps the best hotel in the state,
and they made great money. The rail
roa company took over the hotel and
the TONNES left for the east. Mr..
Towne died after leaving here. Mrs.
Towne was one of the most popular
women of the city during her residence
here and now numbers hundreds of
friends among the old timers.