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, 1907-09-14

Liverpool, Sept. ,4.-The Mary
Kingsley medal, instituted by the Liv-
erpool School for the Study Of Tropical
Diseases to commemorate Miss Mary
Kingsley, the African traveller, has
been awarded to DR.. Charles Finlay,
chief sanitary officer of Cuba, who or
iginated the theory hat yellow fever
is carried by mosquitoes; Colonel w.
c. Gorgas, United States army, who
as chief sanitary inspector at Havana,
gave practical effect in 1902 to the
discovery of DR.. Ffnlay. and the Amer
lean commission, in connection with
the investigation of the cause of yell
low fever, and succeeded, banishing
he disease from Havana, and DR..
, 1907-09-14
MAKES CHARGES
AGAINST POLICE
SAN FRANCISCO PAPER SAYS
THEY DELIBERATELY SHOT
NoN-uNIoN MEN.
Points Out That Three PatroImen In
volved Were Appointed From
Teamsters' and Garments Unions-
Telegraph Operator Assaulted at
Omaha by Twenty Strikers.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 1.-THE
Chronicle, commenting upon Tuesday
nights rioting in the Mission district.
when five non-union operatives in the
employ of the United railroads were
shot by union pickets and policemen,
charges fatty that the police am
pushed the non-union men and fought
against them side by side with their
union tormentors.
Appointed From Unions.
The Chronicle points out that the
three patrolmen-Wade, Bigelow and
Miller-who shot down the car men.
were appointed to the police force
from the Transfers and carmen's
unions soon after the commencement
of the street car strike, when a union
labor police commission and crooked
chief OF police We're in control.
Arrested Non-Union Men,.
These policemen says the Chron-
icle, Shot from ambush, fighting side
by side with the pickets of the car
mems union. The men they shot were
engaged in the peaceful performance
OF their duty. After the fighting the
policemen proceeded to arrest the non
union carmen whom they had them
selves wounded. but refused to take
into custody any of the pickets Of the
carmen's union.
Police Told Two Tales.
To add to the outrage, the policemen
in the first reports they made to the
department denied that they had fred
a shot. Later they admitted that they
had emptied their revolvers at the
non-union men,"
, 1907-09-14
Assaulted by Strikers.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. al. B. Kline.
a telegraph operator in the employ of
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany, was waylaid and assaulted by
some striking telegraphers Thursday
night at 10 o'clock as he was leaving
the Western Union office to take a
car to his home in Council Bluffs.
Set Upon by Twenty.
At Thirteenth n Douglas he was
accosted by about twenty strikers and
without any warning was struck in the
face and kicked in the abdomen by
nj of them. Night Manager Wolf Of
the Western Union witnessed the as.
sault and telephoned the police sta
ton. The patrol wagon responded
promptly, but the gang had dispersed
and the man who assaulted Kline
could not be found.
, 1907-09-14

APPRECIATE EFFORTS
OF THE FAIR BOARD.

Fully approaching the good work
done by the board Of trustees of the
fair association in providing three days
of entertainment for the people of AL,
bany county and the ~inter-mounta,n
region, the business men of the city
are taking hold Of the matter in the
right way. The dry goods and cloth
ing stores will close at noon of the
three days, the grocery stores at II
a. m. on the three days Int the meat
markets at noon on Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Business will be suspended
to allow everybody to attend the fail
The drug stores, book stores and coal
Offices will also close for the fair.
, 1907-09-14
THE FAIR OFFICE
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY,

Mr.. Kuster, the secretary of the fair
association, wishes to call the atten'
ton of the public to the fact that the
office of the fair association at the
Kuster hotel will be open all day to
morrow for the purpose of receiving
entries, and all persons who haven't
made their entries Is yet are urged &c
do so, in order that there may be n,
crowding and consequent delay on
Monday morning. The supervisors o.
the various departments will also be
at the fair grounds all day tomorrow
to assist in the placing of exhibits
etc, so that anyone wishing to
arrange exhibits will be able to do SC
any time tomorrow.
, 1907-09-14
Grading is Prooressino.

Grading on the Plains line extern
sion south Of Centennial is making
favorable progress. There is a great
scarcity Of teams and labor to push
the work as fast as the officials desire
and on this account not as much grade
has been made as was expected to be
finished at this time, says the Centen.
NAL Post.
Will Remove Camp.
Morgan's camp will be moved from j
J. Hays ranch in a few days to a loca
ton this side of the Geddes ranch, prob
ably near Rhinesmith's. The grade
is now completed from Geddes south
through Hays place and the work will
be carried on between Centennial anc
the Middle Fork from now on. 1t Ii
the intention Of the company to la,
steel as far as McNealy's ranch before
the first of the year II possible.
~---A 49,
, 1907-09-14
MINING ENGINEER ILL.
John Hays Hammond Suffering From
Ptomaine Poisoning.

Gloucester, Mass, Sept. 14,-John
Hays Hammond, the noted mining en-
gineer, is quite i'll at his summer home
at Lookout Hill. His condition is
such that it may be some weeks be-
fore he will be- able to return to bust
ness. About two years ago MI. Ham
mond was the victim of ptomaine poi
soning while examining property for
the Guggenheims in Mexico. He was
seriously affected and appears never
to have fully recovered.
, 1907-09-14
MEDICINE BOW MAN FINDS AN.
OTHER MAN WITH HIS WIFE
IN BACK YARD AND
WOUNDS HIM.
Bullet Strikes Intruder in His Back,
Going Entirely Through Body
Rose Brought to This City and
Sent to County Hospital, Physi-
clans Asserting That He Will Re-
cover From the Wound.

Johnson Rose, formerly a bartender
at Medicine Bow. but for the past sew.
eral months not so employed there,
a severely wounded last night at
Medicine Bow, and was brought to this
city at 4 o'clock this morning, being
first taken to the Union Pacific hotel
and later sent to the county hospital,
where he is under the care of Drs.
McCollum and Stevens. He has a
gunshot wound through the body. The
ball entered the mans back and passed
through the body, coming out through
the groin. A telephone message from
DIR. Stevens this afternoon says the
man will recover, the wound being
less severe than at first supposed. He
is resting comfortably at the hospital,
with the chances in his favor.
Woman in the Case.
The shooting vas the result of a
scandal in Medicine Bow, dating back
about a year, according to a gentleman
conversant with the facts and who
was at Medicine Bow at the time of
the shooting. Rose was said to be a
good friend of Mrs. Mark Edwards,
wife Of a former ranchman and flock.
master in that section, now living in
Medicine Bow. Edwards is said to
have warned Rose a year ago to cease
hio offoptiops IN MIRO E,dvyordc h,t
the intimacy seems to have been kept
up. From accounts reaching this city
this morning, it would seem that Mrs.
Edwards Is not altogether blameless
In the matter, at times encouraging the
attentions of Rose and meeting him
clandestinely. Edwards threatened
Rose with violence If he did not leave
his wife alone.
Man and Woman Together.
Last night, according to the story
from that village, Rose and Mrs. Ed
wards were together in the back yard
of the Edwards residence. Edwards
saw them there and went into the
house and armed himself with a 30
80 rife. Rose and the woman saw
him at the door and saw him return
to the house, and then they started
back toward the rear gate. They had
not gone far when Edwards opened
fire, his first shot taking effect. Rose
was cared for and placed aboard the
first train leaving that place, arriving
here at 4 o'clock this morning. Ed.
wards had not been arrested when the
wounded man was placed aboard the
train for this city.
charlvari In Progress.
A peculiar incident happened at the
time Of the wounding Of Rose. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Bennett Of Marshall
who were married here Thursday aft
ernoon, wen to Medicine Bow yester
day, by train, intending to drive from
there to their home at Marshall. Some
of their friends planned a charivari anG
hunted the village over for them, but
they were securely hidden and coult
not be found. At about 9 o'clock las
night the Medicine Bow operator came
to the door Of his Office and fired hi.
pistol into the air twice. At abou'
the same moment Edwards fired hi.
gun at the fleeing intruder, and it wa
some minutes before the rumor gained
currency that a mar had been wound
ed, the populace believing the operatol
, 1907-09-14
.L|[[EY OUTSPOKEN
ON MATTER Of CRAFT

cifc, says the Journal of Commerce
has assumed an interesting shape by
the statements Of several agents Of
the large coal concerns that they will
not present bids.
Are Short of Coal.
The reason given is that they have
not the necessary quantity of coal on
hand, aside from that demanded by
private contracts already entered into.
High Price In England.
Coal, it is stated, can be obtained
in England only at fancy prices.
, 1907-09-14
General Strike Called.

st Paul, Mimi, Sept. IA general
strike of the boilermakers of the Chi
cago and Great Western. the Great
Northern, the Northern Pacific and
the Southern railroads was called to.
day and it is expected that before
night the shops on the entire system
of those roads will be tied up. The
b~oilermakers are aided in their fight
by their helpers and in the case of the
Great Western the machinists in the
big shops at Oelwien went out in sym.
patty.
, 1907-09-14
IN CITY
Woman Elected From White House / n
the Observation Ward.

st. Louis. Mo-, Sept. 14.-Claiming
to be the victim of a plot in which she
duplicates high government officials
and relatives Mrs Minor Morris,
whose ejectment from the White house
nearly two years ago attracted ma
tional attention, vas taken to the city
hospital yesterday by relatives and is
confined in the observation ward
ity. Mrs. Morris, protesting that she
is not and was never insane, was taken
to the hospital Immediately after her
arrival in st. Lalis from Minneapolis.
Though shaken by the ordeal, Mrs.
Morris talks in a rational manner.
, 1907-09-14
SHAM ROCK ".
Sir Thomas Upton Having Plans and
Model Made at Present.

Glasgow, Sept. 14.-William Fife, to
whom the commission for designing
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger
for the American cup has previously
been given, has worked on the plans
and model nearly all summer. Sir
Thomas, in challenging through the
Royal Irish Yacht club, desires to have
his yacht more Irish than ever, and
negotiations will be opened with a
Belfast firm to build the Shamrock ".
, 1907-09-14
BABE HAS TEETH.
Born in Indiana With Eight Properly
Divided as to Jaws.

Mishawaka, Ind, Sept. 1.-THE in,
liant o Of Mr.. and Mrs. |. q. Coddler
born last night, is likely to become as
famous for his teeth as President
Roosevelt.
The attending doctor and the nurse
when looking at the infant, were amaZ
ed to find that it was already provided
with eight teeth, four in the upper and
four in the lower jaw.
They were protruding for a safe dis
lance, and resembling pearls set into
the tender gums of the infant.
The case is one of the rarest eve
recorded.
, 1907-09-14
Roundhouse Foreman Resigns.

FOREMAN resigns.
Charles Seyferth, who for three years
past has held the position of general
~roundhouse foreman of the Union Pa.
cifc here, has rendered his resignation
and will leave in a couple of weeks
for North Platte, his former home,
says the Cheyenne Tribune. Mr.. Sey-
|ferth will continue in the service OF
the company, but desires to be with
his mother who became a widow sew.
eral months ago. The family home has
long been at North Platte and will be
maintained there.
Successor Is Named.
A. R. bob McCabe succeeds Sey.
ferth as roundhouse foreman here and
has already entered upon his duties.
Until recently Bob has been night
roundhouse foreman at Grand Island.
, 1907-09-14
BUILDING

Cincinnati, O., Sept. IA brick
building On Central avenue, near
Sixth, occupied by the ]. N. Donaha
shoe store. collapsed today, carrying
down the occupants of several apart
ments in the upper stories. Two are
dead and three missing. The building
was being remodeled.
, 1907-09-14
A LAY
J. Pierpont Morgan to Attend the Com
ing Episcopal Council.

New York, Sept. 14.-News has
reached here that ]. Pierpont Morgan
has leased a fashionable home in Rich
mond, Va, near the Jefferson hotel
and will occupy it with his family and
guests during the triennial session OF
the Episcopal council, beginning On
October l. He will pay $4,000 a month
rent.
The Jefferson hotel, largely owned by
Joseph Bryan, a wealthy Episcopal lay
man of Richmond, will be headquar
tiers during the session.
Mr.. Morgan will go to Richmond II
the capacity of n lay delegate.
, 1907-09-14

Of sheep; W. 8. Tasker, Bailey, Idaho,
to Chicago, two cars Of cattle; C. X.
Thomas, Mountain Home to st. Louis,
two cars Of horses; L. L. Ormsby,
Ketchum to Chicago, twenty-six cars
of sheep; R. F. Bicknell, Bancroft to
Denver, three cars of sheep.
, 1907-09-14
WILL BUILD
ICE HOUSES
FOREMAN bApLEY AND GANG OF
MEN IN CITY READY TO CON-
MENcE WORK AT RIVER.
Has Force Repairing Platform at De-
pot Today, But viii Go to Site Of
New Building from There-locat-
ing Engineer Returns to Post
Notes Of the Railroads.

Foreman Hadley of the bridge and
building department of the Wyoming
division is here with q gang of about
seventeen men to build the Ice houses
on the river front. A part of the force
was employed today in repairing the
platform at the freight depot damaged
some time ago by an accident in the
yards
, 1907-09-14
Bad Fire at Hays Cjtv.

hays City, Kas., Sept. 14.-Fire here
today destroyed the L. H. Yost mill
and elevator and other buildings, caus-
ing a loss of $115, 900. The business
section was threatened and aid was
sent from surrounding towns.
, 1907-09-14
Race Horse Man Dead.

New York, Sept. 14.-"Alec" Shields,
well known in turf circles for the last
twenty years, died last night following
an attack of stomach trouble and ty-
phoid fever. Shields had a horse
called Logan, made famous by win
ming races in Canada and at every
track in Amrica. This horse ran
12O miles during his career.
, 1907-09-14
Using Derrick on Pipe.

The hand derrick, belonging to the
wrecking department Of the local rail-
road shops, is being used to unload
the heavy sections of water pipe for
the Grand avenue main. The third
car of pipe arrived last night and the
shipment is expected to be rapid
enough from now on to keep the un-
loading gang busy until the whole con-
slgnment reaches the city.
, 1907-09-14
THE BUCkING HORSES
at EAIR HRO

Will Wallis, in charge of the buck,
a string Of splendid horses at the
grounds and the man who wears the
spurs must win them" The horses are
a tough lot, but the prizes are large
and tempting and some good sport will
result.
, 1907-09-14
Expres. company Tied up.

Vicksburg, Miss, Sept. 14.-Chan-
cellor Hicks has granted an injunction
restricting the Gulf Express company
from doing business in the state of
Mississippi or disposing OF any OF its
property pending the adjudication of
the antitrust suit instituted several
days ago, which alleges a violation OF
the antitrust law Of this state.
, 1907-09-14
returned to His Post.

], d. Garrison. the locating engineer
for the Laramie, Hahns Peak and Pa
cifc Railway company, now surveying
the line from Centennial to Walden,
left for the camp this morning, after
a business visit to this city. He spent
some time in the office of Chief Engi-
neer Stewart at the Interstate Town
site building, going over the route and
checking up the work. already done.
, 1907-09-14
Province Under Protection.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 1.-THE Sara
pull district OF Vyatka province has
been placed under a state Of extraor,
binary security, owing to the prevail
ence there of murders and acts of in
cendiarism.
, 1907-09-14
COPPER is DOWN..
United Metals Selling Company An
nounces Reduction In Price.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE United
Metals selling company announced to-
day that it had reduced its price Of
e~lectrolytic copper from Is to 16k
cents per pound. The company acts
as selling agent for the Amalgamated
Copper company.
, 1907-09-14
BROTHERS ARRESTED HERE FOR
HOLDING UP AND RoBBING
GAMBLING HOUSE AT
CASPER RECENTLY.
shreiff Of Natrona County Wires Facts
n Asks Sheriff of Albany County
to Apprehend Pair, Who Were Pre-
pairing to Leave city-one Has
Wound in Leg Said to Have Been
Inflicted by Mere Accident.

DAho alu Gu Will ". lTWlu, LIB
brother, one about rs and the other %
years OF age, were arrested bcHa last
night by Deputy Sherins Thirkeldsen
and Lewis and are now in the county
Jail here awaiting the coming of Sheriff
Jess Sheffner of Natrona county, who
left Casper today for Laramie and will
be here tomorrow and take the two
men home with him. The Twins we're
preparing to leave the city when ov.
erhauled by the deputies Int would
have been gone in a few hours but
for the arrival of the officers.
Charged With Looting Gambling House
The Irwins are charged with holding
up and robbing a gambling house at
Casper on the morning of September
5, relieving the place of about So, 900.
The attendants had just checked the
place after the nights business when
two men appeared and held up the
attendants and the visitors, relieving
the bank of the roll containing a
large sum. They backed out and
were fired upon several times, but
it was not known at the time that
either n had been wounded.
Under Indictment Here.
Dallas Irwin, the older of the two
brothers, is under Indictment here for
horse stealing, he being accused Of
taking a horse, saddle and bride from
the Swan Land and Live Stock com,
pany September 20, 1905. He was
suspected at the time but not until last
June was he arrested, being appre,
hended in Natrona county, ear Gas,
per, M brought back to this city by
Deputy Thirkeldsen. He was given a
preliminary hearing about June II and
held to this district court in $500, his
father furnishing a cash bond of $500
for his release. The case was called
at the beginning of the September
Irwin again being released on bail.
His brother was here as a witness for
the defendant.
Wanted to Settle Case.
The Irwins have been pleading with
the county attorney for a few days to
have the case settled and dismissed,
agreeing to repay the Swan company
for it's loss and to meet all the ex'
penses so far incurred by the state in
the prosecution of the case. Mr.. Dow
ney, knowing of the other charge
against the brothers, did % acceed to
their request, and their arrest followed.
They believed yesterday afternoon
that they had about gotten the county
attorney to the point where he would
agree to settle the matter, and went
to his office, but he put them off, hop
ing that word would come from Sheriff
Sheffner and they could be taken in
custody. 1t was not until late in the
evening that the sheriff sent word and
their apprehension followed a little
after 9 o'clock. They are now in the
county Jail.
Says Accidentally Wounded.
Both men deny any connection with
the Casper gambling house affair. Dial
las Irwin has a wound in his right leg
the bali entering from the inside Of tho
leg and passing through the fleshy part
, 1907-09-14
PROPERTY SOLD TO
SCRANTON LADY.

The Empire Land and Cattle COM
pany today sold to Mrs. Caroline A.
Black of Scranton, Pa, for 81, lot 4,
block 1877; lot I and the north half of
lot G, block 244. in this city. The
first lot is at the corner of Fifth and
Lewis and the others are on Second,
between Kearney and Sheridan streets.
, 1907-09-14
Ex-Grand vizier Dead.

Teheran, Sept. 14.-Mushir Ed Dow
.leh, ex-grand vizier and e~x-foreign min.
lister of Persia, who was regarded as
chiefly responsible for the Shah's re.
died suddenly today of heart disease.
, 1907-09-14
surxeYors to the Field.

A party Of surveyors for the Denver.
Laramie mi Northwestern, now pro-
posing to build a line from Denver to
Seattle through Fort Collins and this
city, leave Monday for Fort Collins to
resume work in the field.
, 1907-09-14
Stock at the Yards.

The following shipments of stock
were at the yards here this morning.
ior feeding and %reloadlng: w. H.
face, Soda Springs to Omaha. four
cars Of sheep; w. e. Green, Soda
springs to Omaha, Ave cars Of sheep;
iice and Green, Soda Springs to Oma.
ia SIX cars Of sheep; c. e. Billings,
ooda Springs to Lucerne, nve cars of
'neep; J. H. Hearst. Altamont to Kan
sas City. ave cars of sheep; q. ]. Lun'
ger Altamont to Kansas City. ave cars
, 1907-09-14
Boil WeviI on March.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 14.-The
cotton boil wevil, which is about to
begin its annual migration eastward,
has today reached a point in Louisiana
twenty-six miles from the Mississippi
river, according to a telegram from
the state crop commission to Cover.
nor Blanchard.
River No Barrier.
Scientists declare that the great riv'
er will prove no barrier, and will not
stop the advance Of the pest into the
eastern cotton belt.
, 1907-09-14
SUPERINTENDENT I'M CITY.

f. ]. Davies. superintendent Of
buildings for the Laramie Plains line,
reached the city from Centennial yes
terday afternoon and is today looking
after the work now being done at the
Laramie terminal station of that line.
, 1907-09-14
Four New Cases Of Fever.

Washington, Sept. 14.-In dispatches
from Havana, Governor Magoon says
that four new cases of yellow fever
we're discovered at Cienfuegos Thurs.
day and three yesterday. One is Pri-
vate William Foster. an American
soldier, the others are Spaniards.
, 1907-09-14

London, Sept. IA general railroad
strike is threatened in England as the
result of the long struggle of the rail
way mems union for the recognition
of their organization. The decision of
the executive committee of the union
will be announced in Manchester on
Sunday