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, 1907-04-11
EveIyn,s Mother for AcquIttaI.

Pittburg, Pa, April 11.-"No matter
how cruel Harry Thaw and Evelyn
have been to me. I would like to see
the jury acQuit the defendant for the
comfort it would be to Florence. l BIN.
cerely hope the jury does acquit him,
and soon, for the sake Of my daughter
and what 1t means to her peace Of
mind" This is the statement Of Mrs.
Charles Holman, mother Of Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw.
, 1907-04-11
Threatened by Bad Weather.

st. Louis. Mo, April ia lowering.
cloudy and cold wind this morning
threatened to prevent the opening of
the baseball game between the Ameri-
can league clubs Of Chicago and st.
Louis. BY noon, however. the condi-
lions were more promising.
, 1907-04-11
SATURDAYS MEETING
OF WoMAN's CLUB.

The Literary and Art department Of
the Woman's club will meet Saturday,
April 10, at 8 p. m. There will be re-
sponses on the subject Of the afternoon
by the members. Judge Groesbeck will
address the club on the parliamentary
Government Of Great Britain and Her
Colonies" Magazine review by Mrs.
w. H. Reed. Violin solo by Prof. Merz.
, 1907-04-11
Will Go to Firing.

David j.. Shepherd. a machinist's
helper at the shops, has resigned his
position and has made application 70
be examined and assigned as a fireman
on the Laramie-Rawlins district.
, 1907-04-11
Not Good Baseball Weather.

Chicago. Ill, April 1.-THE baseball
season of the National league for 1907
will open this afternoon with a game
between Chicago and st. Louis. The
weather conditions are anything but Of
the baseball variety.
, 1907-04-11
wa. Injured In a Wreck.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Thompson Of this
city returned last night from Califor-
mia, where they had been visiting for
several weeks. On the way home the
Thompsons were passengers on the
, 1907-04-11
JUSTICE

Justice Hynds, who has been in Of
fee since early in January, sitting
on" a number Of cases, both as justice
Of the peace and police court Justice,
last evening performed his first we'd
ding ceremony, marrying Abram L.
Bone and Laura ]. Langston of Paonia,
Cal. "You should have seen hizzonor
blush" said Constable A. ]. Jones.
, 1907-04-11
Present Their destinations.

James F. Hunt, Peter Casper and
Nels Larson, connected with the night
shifts at the shops, have rendered their
designations and will engage in other
business.
, 1907-04-11

The four-months-oid daughter Of Con-
ductor and Mrs. Ed Murphy is quite
i'll at the family home with infamma-
ton of the brain, and is under the
constant care of a physician.
, 1907-04-11
MEETING TONIGHT OF
THE LITERARY CLUB.

At the meeting this evening Of the
Laramie Literary club at the Carnegie
library, F.. E. Anderson will discuss
the subject of Campaign Contribu-
tions' and e. N. Rogers that Of THE
Railroad Situation" :
, 1907-04-11
NEGROES for Coal Mines.

A carload of negro coal miners
picked up in Missouri and consigned
to the mines at Rock Springs, were
sent westward on train No. 5 this aft
ernoon.
, 1907-04-11

Montreal, April 11.-Nine adults and
six children are missing as the result
of a wreck upon the Canadian Pacific
west of Chapleau, Ontario, yesterday.
, 1907-04-11
NATIVE STOCK NOT
PROHIBITED BY LAW.

Dr.. Aven Nelson, secretary Of the
state board Of horticulture, this after
noon informed a reporter for The Re-
publican that the state board in no
way sought to interfere with the re-
moving or transplanting of native
trees and shrubs, and persons who Be
cure native trees for sale here will not
be required to secure a license. The
laws do not intend to hamper the i'm
provement Of the property Of the citi-
zens Of the state by using native trees
and shrubbery. except they be through
regular nurseries.
, 1907-04-11
EXPECTING VISIT FROM
HIS R.JN-lAW

Dr.. n. L. Stevens today received a
letter from his brother-inlaw, Judge
Warren Ddmock. Of Memo, 8. D., in
which the Judge stated that he expect
ed to visit Laramie shortly, bringing
his daughter, Miss Lucy Ddmock.
, 1907-04-11
MAN WITH OPEN KNIFE
WAS AFTER ANDREW

guests who are today participating in
the founders day exercises at Car
negie institute . Uniformed policemen
and detectives by the score are hover.
ing about all the prominent men.
, 1907-04-11
ARRESTED AT MAIN ENTRANCE
OF PITTSBURo HOTEL AND
BEGGED TO BE ALLOWED
TO SEE CARNEGIE.

Claimed Latter Was Interested in Pat
ent for Device for Milking Cows,
but Police Ran Him In and Now
Large Number Of NotabIes Are
Under Watchful Eye of Police and
Detectives in Smoky City.
, 1907-04-11
METHODIST CHURCH
SOCIAL POSTPONED

The social announced for tomorrow
night at the Methodist church has
been postponed to 4 later date.
, 1907-04-11
Now smokestaek in Position.

The extension to the smokestack for
the furnaces Of the bar mill at the
The state herald., 1907-11-01
Office of Secretary of State.

Office Of Secretary of State.
70 Stockmen:
The attention Of this Office having
becn called to the fact that many stock
men are still branding their stock with
brands which are not recorded, IL is
deemed advisable to again notify stock
min AS to the Importance Of recording
their brands.
The present stock laws, especially
hose as TO the using Of brands. are the
results Of the persistent efforts Of the
'tockmsn Of the state to have enacted
lnly such laws relating TO the stock in
iustry as would best protect and serve
the interests Of those engaged In the
stock business.
In order 10 derive the benefits Of
these laws. It should be the first duty
Il stockmen 10 record thoir brands IN
he Office Of the Secretary Of State.
Failure TO DO this depriyes them Of the
protection given the business by the
laws, and subjects them to losses which
'an be guarded against In no other wa,.
In cases Of estray animals the law re-
luircs the takcr-up to notify the See.
rstary Of the State Board Of Stock In
ipcetion Commissioner. and In eases "
,mpoundcd animals. the pound officer Is
required TO notify the Secretary Of
state. When cstray range animals nrc
shipped 10 market, the State Stock In
Hpcctor located at the market. holds the
y occcda Of the sale OF such animals un.
III the owner can lc determined.
II can readily b. seen that where tho
brand appearing on any such animals
has been properly r,eor led. the owner
iB found at once ara the matter in set
Il II speedily. On the other hand.
should such animals bear brand which
IA not recorded. the ostcr In most cases
cannot be determined. and the proceeds
Of the sale Of such animals become
part Of the state funds az provided by
| Itt~
A recorded brand Ia prima fseic eyi.
dense Of ownership. In using nm unfo-
corded brand owners assume the risk of
branding their stork with the lawfully
recorded stock brand Of others
Very respectfully,
Timothy O'Connor.
Secretary Of State.
n. u. All transfers Of stock brands
mus, b, recorded In the offise Of lhl
S3rru iry pf State.
The state herald., 1907-11-01
PUBLIC SALE

We will sell at the farm of C r
ihriner s l-2 miles northwest of Har-
un' Colo, on Tuesday Nov. 5, 1907. the
ollowing live stock.
a head of horses principally draft
took consisting of mares 7 years Old
geldlngs 3 years old, l horse 10 years
ld' ! horse 5 years old, mare 3 years
d. all broke to work. 7-sPercheron
tud colt one year old. weight 1000 lbs
b 2 year olds 25 yearling colts. 3 work
cams, 10 brood mares. Z sucking colts
full blood Short Horn Bull. full
llood Polled Angus bull, 4 milch cows
COWS with pig and 2 registered Poland
.hins foars Tsemn. ~ sn.n Of $40
~ bearing 10 per cent interest, 2 per
'ent discount for cash. Free lunch ut
Don. Parties from a distance will be
'rovided with place to stay. Sale be-
;ins promptly at IL O'Clock central time
c. u, Shriner. Richard Scott.
J. NJ. Hit, Auct.
The state herald., 1907-11-01
AMITIE


Ia Muthcrs took the train Saiurda!
evening for Lifeoln, Ncb,, TO visit o.
GR days,
Rev jenkins preached O very intci
s.ng sermon az Amitie last Sunday
Our school is progressing nicely un
d r. the management Of Miss Nolli,
johnson.
Grandma Harmon was 80 years ole
% L. "a. and celebrated her birthday b!
attending Sunday School and preaching
services on thit date
Rev Spence will preach nt Amiuo
lhs second Sunday In November.
Miss Mamie Norris spent Sunday
with hyr grandfather Mr. Dyer, wh'
accompanied her home Tor a few day
visit
Mrs. o. ". Gillia Is visiting her sister
~ the southern part Of Kansas and Mi
q is well. is just a li.tle lonesome.
II. c. Stout bas moved back Onto the
arm and exp ets 10 be- % farmer IN.
ranch-man f1r one year AZ least
\. n. Murlyy aolu o. hola1 iaat wcol
or Jlb5,
+. 70. Marun'b mlg was well attends
and ,he stock d1ld we'll and Mr.. Masm
.otma wcll pleased with the results.
The Amitiu Sunday School meets cN
cry Sunday afternoon with fairly
good attendance, but could be better
| Como out aud help ua IN this nobl,
work for God
Pork.a suD Greene, come again an,
! wo'll ftrt with you. We hops sou vii
| become 10 regular contributor and Riy'
uu tho news from your section. Nov
don't get ahy and l'il peck at yc oycI
my fan Ahlilb bhLlt'
The state herald., 1907-11-01
n 8 nec.

steflng. Go orndo Oct. %. 1907,
Dr,r sir Ry rrlrr of a., Honorable
Commissioner Of the General Land OF
i.r. NuHmngtuu. y. C"Is circular
B tier a." dttyd Oct "A, 1907, Il 10
rdsrad that In nll crscs whore home
read entries mr., mldc after Nov. lnt,
1901, eommulaton proofs must show
..unl ami epnanuoi bona hde resi-
rnrr 10 ths full pgr,d Of fourteen
months
Whore the entries were made bcfor,
Nov. !. 1871. the rule heretofore exist.
ing, that aiN months constructive rcai'
d,brc following the date of entry, Will
be- considered aa q part Of the fourteen
months residence, will rlnnin In force,
Respectfully
v, n, Armour, Register,
Chfa. u. z mbcrl Ike. Receiver,
The state herald., 1907-11-01
ial6g AqftifP eihet. .jsnxlur M ''l 2 :

Some merchants in small towns get
he foolish notion in their head that
heir business is so well known to IN,
public that it would not pay them to nd
5crtisc their business. No business IL
rs well known to the public as the mai
oder business and yet the longer any
nail order house docs business III,
more extensively Il alysrtiscs its bust
.oss. We venture the assertion that
here is no mercantile bushes more
profitable than the mail order business
md there is no class Of merchants who
lcttcr know the value Of advertising
.han the mail order merchants. Some
local merchants will do well TO study
Ilmo of the business rules Of tie mail
lrdgr house
The state herald., 1907-11-01

The financial furry on Wall Street
'ausrd by too much indp lgenee in
"frlnzied finance" h being slightly
clt throughout the west not by any in
.rfcrnnec with businrs bu, by forced
change Of business rules by the banks
% prevent the cash bsing drawn from
oar state 70 s,atcs east Of US. Eastern
lmks stopped paying cash ill the fur
.y should blow over and II Colorado
anks had not temporarily changed their
D isincss rules tho cash would have soon
icon taken from our state 10 transact
ne business In eastern states, The
business men Of Colorado, understand.
ng the need Tor ihis change In banking
.llcs, Of course are not in the least cS'
,tcd over d change but are going n
,ad with their busincs just M " there
nd been M furry on wan Street
The state herald., 1907-11-01

Recently, We had to turn down half
page ad from a general stock store il
m adjoining county on account of lacl
II space at that time. If it pays a bus
ness man Of an adjoining county tocar
-y a large ad in Holyoke paper, how
lbout the good business Judgment of
dolyoke merchant who does not adver
ise in his home paper?
The state herald., 1907-11-01

Frank MeElroy returned Saturday fron
sterling where h, was examining SOM
Il tn, land investment propositions mad
by the real estate agents Of that city
lie says Phillip county looks good L
MIN even when compared with the IN
yestments offered him at Sterling.
The state herald., 1907-11-01
FOR SALE

! mans saddle, "a dandy" almos
iew. side saddle. hal.crs. Penn
gylyunia lawn mower Moorcs au
ight heating stove, % yards Of stoy
lipe (more or lessl heavy oak swim,
.osking chair, telephone, Z pairs pur
bred " hi,e Wyandog chickens
4. ~ MCPHERRIE.
The state herald., 1907-11-01

DR., Phil S. Suuble after havinl
1aen located in Memphis for one yea,
The practice Of dentistry. is to leav
ext week for Holyoke, colorado, wher.
expects to locate. DIR. Struble is /,
- mn. th,..
ialng AqftifPhhs ihe,.. .jsnxiur - --'- ''''''
God business. DR.. Struble is a first
lass dentist, and his friends in thii
ommunity are sorry to know that h,
ms decided to leave the city. Mem.
his, No, Democrat
The state herald., 1907-11-01
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THREAT

Dr. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
WI be IN Holyoke, at the Sears Hotel,
'ov 8, and .. Consultation and ex-
mination for glasses free.
The state herald., 1907-11-01

Blind Boone Concert Company will be
in Hclvoke on Monday evening Nov. 4
and give concert at the opera house.
Blind Boone is so well known as mu
sieian that he needs very little adver.
Using. The concert will be musica
treat for those who attend.
The state herald., 1907-11-01

u. T.. Nunson Of Sterling was loak
ng after the interests Of clients befoI
he county court at Holyoke this weel
The state herald., 1907-11-01

Mrs. King Of Peoria, H., who ha,
oeen visiting her son George Of hoi
cke, llfl Tuesday Tor h.r homa.
The state herald., 1907-11-01

S. s. Berry made a business trip Il
lincoln. Neb., Satnrdny.
The state herald., 1907-11-01

j. L. Clancy and family Of Huxtun
- i--l--- le-.,.sia.s
Al lus Js.-iiHon OF iis+tl1 Maa X IIrT
okc Saturday on business.
The state herald., 1907-11-01

OFFICIAL PAPER oF PHILLIPS COUNT
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
SUAKEN TREASURE
STILL WITH WRECE
Expedition to Find Forum
that Went Down in Golden
Gate a Failure.
AT BOTTOM OF THE Sc
FIFTH TIME THAT EFFORT
HAVE BEEN MADE TO DISCO
Err AN IMMENSE SUM. ALL Il
GOLD.
Publishers PreSS.l

San Fra--o-aS~, -. captain
A. Erratt, who accompanied the exl
dition which left here three mont
ago to search for the treasure 81
posed to be buried with the wreck
the steamer Golden Gate on the C
of Mexico, returned without any TIRE
ure. The expedition was headed
w. C. Johnson of Boston, who tri
four times previously and failed to r
deem the fortune tradition declares
still aboard the Golden Gate. tt
Golden Gate left here "A years a
for Panama with more than $4,000
in gold, took fire when off the Me
can coast and was beached about
miles north of Mazanilla, where 81
burned to the waters edge. Johnson
men built pier to the wreck, riggs
powerful pumps and were ready
pump out sand and gold when tn
storm of Jan. / swept the beach an
carried away their pier. Johnson Ia
not abandoned hope, it is said, an
will arrange for another expedition.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
IN HANDS OF COMMITTEE
Directors of Second National Bank
Take Steps to Improve Build
ing at Eighth and Main.

Some weeks ago the directors of
the Second National bank held a
meeting and decided to erect a new
building on the site of their present
quarters at the northwest corner OF
Eighth and Main streets. The idea
was to erect one story building to
be used exclusively for banking pur-
poses. but they eventually decided
that this would not be profitable
investment, and came to the conclu-
sion that from a financial standpoint
it would be better to make much
needed alterations and improvements
in the present structure. One of the
reasons for this was the Indiana Trust
company. recently organized agreed
that If the changes now proposed
were made it would take long lease
on quarters in the. building. At a
meeting of the directors Friday night
a committee was appointed to ar
range for the contemplated improve
ments, and contracts for the work will
be let at once.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
FIXES UP REVOLT
AGAINST CASTRO
Paroles an Enemy of PreS!-
dent of Venezuela Prepar-
ing to Make War
HE ONCE HELD OFFICE
HE WANTS POWER AGAIN.
TAKES ADVANTAGE OF RUL-
ER'S ILLNESS TO ATTAIN HIS
END.
IHlO-l
Publishers Press1

New v. 0.-General A.
tonic Paroles. who is reported to have
landed at Pedernales, Venezuela to be
gin a revolt against President Castro
sailed from this port Dec. % for Trim
idad. About a month ago, when he
tried with co OF his followers who had
seen service in Venezuela, to start his
expedition from Trinidad, he was in
tercepted by British authorities
Thereupon he went to point IL
French Guiana, whence he embarked
Pedernales is small town in the east
ern part of the country.
1t is said Paroles has 5000 rifles
and 100000 cartridges. His agents
here declare that he expects to rally
an army of from 5000 TO 5000 men.
General Paroles is about 80 years
old and served in the Venezuelan
army in the administration of Presi-
dent Andrade. AS commander OF the
fort at Puerto Cabello he resisted the
onslaught of the army of General Cas-
tro, who triumphed in his revolution
Paroles was captured, imprisoned and
remained in prison at Maracaibo about
three years, when he was released un-
der an act of amnesty.
A representative of General Paroles
in this city said The general has
kept his word. He said he would wait
until January for Vice President Go
mez to exercise his rights under the
constitution of assuming the presi-
dency because of the Interpretation of
President Castro by ill health. He
realizes that General Gomez is pre-
vented from assuming these duties by
the Castro clique. and has decided to
put an end to the present regime by
force of arms"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
D. A. DENNIS ExONERATED
Did Not Know he Was Violating Law
When he Sold Cartridges to the
Shank Boys.

David A. Dennis, a clerk in the
store of William Waking, arrested for
selling the two Shank lads box OF
cartridges was released by Judge Con-
verse yesterday morning. The defen-
dant showed that he sold the cartrid-
ges to the boys on the strength of
note, to which was attached the sig
nature of their parents. He was un-
der the impression that the sale I'M
der those circumstances was not
violation of the law. The note was
exhibited in court, and to this mis-
siye alone Dennis can attribute his
acuuittal Both he and his employer,
were notified, however, that the sta
tute would be rigidly enforced in the
future.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
THEIR FEARS GROUNDLESS
Bishops DeIusion that jamestown
Military Exhibit is Given Too
Much Prominence.
Publishers PressI

Norfolk, Va, .reb S.-The fears ex
pressed by number of Episcopal
bishops that the proposed naval and
military features of the jamestown
exposition are being given too much
prominence. are not well founded, ac-
cording to an official statement issued
by the exposition authorities in reply
to the protest of the churchmen. The
statement says that while the military
and naval demonstrations. which are
under the control and management OF
the president of the United States and
his cabinet, who compose the tercen-
tennial commission, viii be prominent,
those of a religious, educational and
historical character also are being
given much prominence.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
Primary Union Met.

The Primary union. composed of the
teachers of the primary grades of the
Sunday schools of Richmond, met in
their third regular session yesterday
afternoon in the First English Luth-
eran church. About thirty-five teach
ers were present at the meet ting and
all are more than pleased with the
future prospect of the association.
Sister Louise of the ST. Paul's Luth-
eran church, taught today's lesson as
she would teach il TO the children and
she received several compliments for
the excellent manner in which she pre-
scented the lesson
The regular meeting hour was
changed from 100 o'clock to $3.50.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
CAR HIT DELIVERY WAGON
Witnesses to the Affair Say That
Speed Limit was Being Violated
BY street Car.

A west bound city car many wit
nesses vowed was exceeding the
speed limit, and one of Hoods Model
department store delivery wagons col
lided at the corner of Ninth and Main
streets last night, about eleven
O'Clock.
The driver of the wagon had stop
ped to water his horse at the fountain
located near the corner on Ninth
street AS the animal finished drink
ing it heard the car and became fright
ened, making wild cut around the
corner running directly before the
car. The car hit the rear end of the
wagon and threw it to one side but as
the latter was built strongly no dam
age resulted. The driver was throw
from his seat onto the street.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
MAY BE IN SOUTHWEs
Relative Of Chas. Gully Thinks Tn
Missing Man Has Gone to That
Part of Country.

Other than receiving answers to his
letters sent broadcast containing the
description of Charles f. Gully. the
west side man who disappeared sew
eral weeks ago, Supt. Bailey of the
police department has heard nothing
of him.
His relatives have also heard moth
ing and although they have been ex-
pecting to hear from him, either in
person or by letter ever since his
mysterious disappearance, not even
the slightest clew, have they been
able to find.
In speaking of the matter last night
one of the Cully'S relatives stated
that his own personal opinion was,
that Gully was in the southwest as
he remembered him speaking several
months ago that he would like to
make trip there.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
ICE WAR NEXT SUMMER
Highly Probable that Local Dealers
Will FierceIy Compete for
Trade Once More

According to the statements of To-
cal ice dealers made yesterday, it is
likely that the situation as regards
the price and delivery of ice in this
city the coming summer will remain
as last summer. There is no prob
ability of a combination among the
dealers for the delivery of ice, and the
lack of this will in all probability
cause another of the ice wars" that
proved SO profitable for the consumers
last season. The supply OF natural
ice this year will be large and the
quality good. While there is much
discrimination against the use of this
kind of ice for some purposes, there
are uses to which it can be put that
will use the entire supply.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
SEWER is ORDERED BUILT
Board of Works Takes the Action
Necessary for Improvement in
West Richmond.

The board of works has ordered the
building OF the sewer in West Second
street, and the construction thereof
will begin early in March. The fol-
lowing is the route along which the
sewer will be placed: From the outlet
at the railroad right of way on Sher-
idan street to the alley north of Lau
rel and Chestnut streets. thence west
to West Fifth street; also north on
West Second street to State street,
thence west to the alley west of West
Second street, thence north to the al
ley south of Charles street, thence
west to the west line of lot 20, also
east in the said alley to the west line
of West Second street.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
HIS WISH IS GRATIFIED
James Jordan found Intoxicated and
Is Locked up in Jail-Yesterday
Refused Privilege.

James Jordan, whose sad Iifes sto-
ry was told in the columns of the Pal
ladium yesterday, was released by
Judge Converse yesterday, and given
orders to leave town, despite his de-
sire to be sent to Jail on charge of
vagrancy. In some way he procured
sufficient money to accumulate a
jag" and was found by the police on
North Ninth street, yelling like an
Indian They were compelled to place
him under arrest, and the indications
are now that the authorities will have
a hard time losing him.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-10
Collision at Sea.

Southampton, Eng, Feb. 9.-The
Atlantic transport line steamer Memo
minee, from Antwerp for Philadelphia,
pit in here badly damaged as the re-
suit of a collision with the French
coasting steamer, President Leroy Lal
lier. The % passengers on the Memo
minee were transferred to the steamer
st. Louis, which left Southampton for
Cherbourg and New York.