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, 1907-10-29
FELL FROM TRAIN AND
LOST ARM AND LEG.

Emery Bernaugh, one of the largest
n best known ranch of FIRE.
mount county, met with an awful &C.
cident at Merriman, Neb, Wednesday,
says the Riverton Republican. Mr..
Bernaugh was on his way to Omaha
with cattle shipped from Shoshoni Mon
day. On n of his inspection trips
n while the train was in motion, Mr..
Bernaugh lost his balance and was
thrown beneath the moving train, an
arm and leg being completely severed
by the wheels. Mrs. Bernaugh left
Thursday morning for Merriman. Neb.,
to care for her husband. The latter
died later and the remains were sem
to Shoshoni on Friday.
, 1907-10-29
Inhumane Treatment of Cattle.

In a complaint filed today in the fed
eral court the United States alleges
that the Union Pacific is again guilty
of violating the interstate commerce
laws regulating the shipment of cattle
without treating them in a humane
manner after hauling them thirty-six
hours without water or unloading for
fe hours. as provided by the regu,a-
tons, says the Denver Post. 1t is
charged that IN September 8 the road
shipped eight cars of hogs from Kear,
ney, Neb., to Julesberg, Colo, and
they were not watered or unloaded for
five hours, as provided by the regula,
continuous trip without any provision
for their comfort. The road is asked
to pay a fine of $500 for the offense.
, 1907-10-29
VIOLATED GAME LAWS.
Montant Men Fined for Hunting ir
Wyoming Without License.

Cody, Wyo., Oct. 29.-Five hunters
from Glendive, Mont who were
caught hunting on the Wyoming side
of the line without Wyoming gun IL
censes, have each contributed s25 and
costs to the justice court here. The
hunters claimed they did not know
they were in Wyoming, and their as
sertion probably was true, as they
were camped only two miles this side
of the line. Their guide, however, knew
they were in Wyoming, and he may be
arrested and prosecuted on a special
charge.
, 1907-10-29
HAS VISITED
IN LARAMIE
BISHCP-ELECT REESE WAS GUEST
OF BISHOP TALBOT HERE
SOME YEARS AGO.
In Letter to Dean 8ode Says He Is
Not Yet Able to Give His Decision
in Matter of Acceptance Of Honor
Conferred by House of Bishops,
and Will Visit Here.

Dean Bode received a letter a day
or two ago from DR.. Reese, the bishop
elect of Wyoming, in which he says
he is not as yet able to give his de-
cision in the matter of the acceptance
of the honor, but hat he feels very
strongly drawn to Wyoming. He men,
lions he fact that he spent two or
three days in Laramie, in 1892, the
guest of Bishop Talbot. He may come
out shortly to look over the field be-
fore making up his mind. The Church
man, in speaking of his choice, has
the following to say:
Southern Man by Birth.
The Rev. DR.. Frederick Focke
Reese, who was selected for the juris-
diction of Wyoming, is a southern man
by birth and training. His father was
a well known merchant in Baltimore.
and it vas there and at the Univer-
sity of Virginia that he received his
early training, After being a rector
of a parish i'll Baltimore several years,
DR.. Reese was called successfully to
cures in Portsmouth, Va, Macon, Ca,
and finally to Nashville, Tenn.
Gifts of Plain Speaking.
DR.. Reese is well known for his
skill in parochial administration, for
gifts of plain speaking and for sterl-
ing common sense. He has rendered
valuable service to the University of
the South as a trustee in connection
with the financial oversight of the in,
stitution. where his capacity as a bust
ness man and his willingness to use
his time u~ngrudgingly have been note
worthy"
, 1907-10-29
Socialists Arrested.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 29.-Eight so
cialist speakers and a like number Of
sympathizers were arrested last nigh,
for speaking on the streets. Mayor
Moore has declared that he will not al
low these street meetings.
Will Defy the Mayor.
The socialists have secured abou,
forty speakers, and say they will con
tinue their meetings as long as the
volunteer martyrs last.
Woman in Chain Gang.
Those arrested last night, including
Mrs. Hattie P. Titus, were refused bail
and placed in the chain gang. .
, 1907-10-29
Open BY First of February.

The prediction is made in railroad
circles here that the Athol cutoff will
be opened for business by the first
latest, and that at least two passenger
trains will be operated directly from
Denver to this city by Way of that
route. The building of the big ice
houses and huge reservoir here, it is
said, would mean that these trains, at
least, will be iced here in their trips
across the country. One Of the trains
will be the long talked of st. Louis
Portland special of the Union Pacific.
, 1907-10-29
CHANGE IN FOREST RESERVE.
Part of Medicine Bow viii Be Admin
ministered by Sherrerd at Denver.

Washington, D. c., Oct. pa change
has been made in the administration
of the Colorado division of the Medi-
cine Bow national forest, by which
all that part of this forest lying south
of the Colorado base line of the gov
eminent survey will be administered
by Supervisor Thomas H. Sherrerd of
the Pixies peak national forest, with
headquarters at Denver. This change
will enable the forest officers to attend
to the needs of users of the forest in a
more efficient manner than heretofore.
, 1907-10-29
Will Build to Buffalo.

Cashier B. S. Langworthy Of the
Stockgrowers' bank at Buffalo. has re-
turned from Rapid City, S. D., where
he conferred with the Crouch brothers,
who are building a line of railroad
through South Dakota to Wyoming.
Langworthy says the road will be ex-
tended to Buffalo within two years at
the outside.
, 1907-10-29
Mothers Authority Extended.

E. H. Hartman has just approved
an order of Julius Kruttschnitt, direc-
the Hartman lines, extending over
the territory which A. l.. Mothers au-
thority reaches, from Green River and
ogden as the western boundary, Oma.
ha being the eastern, says the Omaha
Bee. This authority Mr.. Mohler holds
as general manager and vice president
of the Union Pacific. The new order
becomes effective November Is.
, 1907-10-29
GIFTS FOR SOLDIERS.
Government Will Transport Packages
Free of Charge.

Washington, Oct. 29.-Following a
custom inaugurated by the late Secre.
tary Alger, the war department will
again this year transport free Christ
mas boxes for officers n soldiers CT
the foreign stations. Boxes for the
troops in the Philippines may be con-
signed to the superintendent of the
army transport service in San Francis,
co, and those for Cuba may be sent
to the depot duartermaster at Newport
News, Va.
, 1907-10-29
Two Mile Gap Left.

]. D. Garrison, in charge of the sur
veying party for the Laramie Plains
line, is in the city, coming to report
progress to Chief Engineer Stewart.
He says he has but two miles to cover
to complete the survey ready for the
contractors. The engineers have been
able to locate &. line of not to exceed a
IN per cent grade, eliminating one
hill of 500 feet elevation and thus say,
ing largely both in construction work
and in the cost of operating the line
after it has been built.
, 1907-10-29
TEXAS RANGERS
ARE GIN LOOKOUT
AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS BE,
CAUSE OF KILLING OF WHITE
MAN IN LONE STAR STATE
Dead Bodies of Two Negroes Found
Near Scene Of Killing of White
and Wounding of His Companion
Body of Mississippi Negro Found
Hanging to Limb of Tree.

st. Augustine, Texas, Oct. ia
force Of state rangers is here awaiting
feeling caused by the killing of Jack
Davis, white, and the wounding Of his
companions by negroes some days ago
and the subsequent finding of the dead
bodies of two negroes heal the scene
of the shooting.
Asked for More Rangers.
Last night Captain Rogers telegraph.
ed for more rangers.
, 1907-10-29
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New York, Oct. 29.-The market
gave evidence Of the renewal of forced
liquidation caused by the withdrawal
OF credits. Canadian Pacific slumped
. points; Pennsylvania, 4; Union Pa
cihc, az, and other stocks a point or
more. Shortly after II O'Clock the mar
ket quieted.
, 1907-10-29
Brakeman Injured at Evanston.

A. e. Tindle was fatally injured in a
peculiar while employed as a
brakeman on the Union Pacific. He
was riding on the caboose of a freight
train being helped up Aspen hill by a
the train was set, the cars coming to
a %standstill. The engine in the rear
crashed into the caboose and caught
Tindle between the way car and the
car ahead, crushing him frightfully. He
was taken to an Ogden hospital and
will die.
, 1907-10-29
Train of Cattle Received.

A train of twenty-seven carr of cat.
tie from the Big Creek ranch of Hun,
ter, Casteel & Hunter was received
here at 7:4O last night, from Centen-
NAL, where the cattle were loaded yes
terday afternoon, and fifteen cars were
sent to Chicago, the other twelve going
to Omaha. The shipment was accom-
panied by Harry Hunter and S. ]. Cas-,
teel.
, 1907-10-29
AN ITALIAN FEUD
LEADS TO TROUBLE
ONE MAN FATALLY WOUNDED
AND SEVERAL CUT AND BAT
TERED AT CHICAGO.
Old Quarrel Between Italians Leads to
Riot and Friends of Principals
Take Hand, Resulting in Free-for-
All Battle and Several Arrests by
the Police.

Chicago, H., Oct. 29.-One man was
shot II fatally wounded, several 9th
ers were cut and battered, and twelve
men were arrested during a riot today
1t Halstead and Taylor streets, in
which 500 Italians took part.
An italian Feud.
The fight started between Charles
Specilac and Angelo Caporbelli, be-
tween whom a feud had existed.
Friends Took Hand.
Specilac was shot twice and will die.
Friends of both men joined in the
melee and in a short time a free-for-all
fight was in progress.
, 1907-10-29
Best Yards in State.

Warren McCord Of the Chicago ami
Northwestern, who was at Centennial
yesterday, looking after the loading of
the Big Creek ranch cattle, declares
that the stock yards at Centennial ara
the best in the state, good loading
chutes, high board fences and the en-,
tire absence of mud and trouble from
bad weather"
, 1907-10-29
Five Holidays in Oregon.

Portland, Ore, Oct. 29.-At the re-
quest of the Portland Clearing House
association, Governor Chamberlain
last night declared the next five days
a legal holiday in this state in order
to prevent a money famine. This step
was taken because the Portland banks
cannot draw their money loaned out
side the state.
, 1907-10-29
we.tern conditions Favorable.


Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-The financial
condition throughout the west today
was satisfactory in. general to the
banks, and to a majority of the bust
ness interests. In all the money cen-
tiers today, the check and, certificate
plan Is used.
People Accepted Conditions.
The-Chicago banks commenced the
second days business under the check
system greatly encouraged by the man.
ner in which the e method was ac-
cepted by the depositors.
Only Few Withdrawals.
Out Of 400. 900 savings depositors in
the city, only 1900 made application
for withdrawal of their accounts or
gave noticeNof a desire for withdrawal.
, 1907-10-29
Neoro Found Hanoinu to Tree

Helen, Miss, Oct. 29.-The body of
Charles German, a negro, who, 1t is
charged, criminally assaulted the young
daughter of a white farmer, was found
today hanging to a tree five miles
from here. The body was riddled with
bullets.
, 1907-10-29
NEW SHAFT HOUSE
NEARING COMPLETION.

w. S. Ingham, librarian at the Al.
bany County Public library, returned
yesterday afternoon from Leslie, where
he had been for a day or two. He says
DR.. Swigart is cheerful and happy and
that he expects to see the rebuilt shaft
house completed in a few days and
work resumed in the Strong mine.
, 1907-10-29
Employees Notified of Raise.

Dunkirk, N. Y, Oct. 29.-The tele-
graph operators, station agents n
clerks of the Dunkirk. Allegheny Val
ley and Pittsburg railroad were noti-
fled today that an increase in wages
of from IS to SIS per month had been
granted them, effective at once. The
road is part of the New York Central
lines.
, 1907-10-29
FINANCIAL SITUATION WITHOUT
NOTABLE DEVELOPMENT IN
NEW YORK FOR SECOND
DAY OF WEEK.
Abating Interest in Matter, Runs on
Trust Companies Diminishing in
Volume and General Indications
Promising for Return to Normal
conditions-Much Gold in Bars
and Coin Engaged in London.

New York, Oct. 29.-The financial
situation was without notable develop
ments today, and the abating interest
indicated that the public had practical
ly we'll gotten owe its scare The
stock market was a little unsteady,
but without extreme agitation.
, 1907-10-29
State Bank Absorbed.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 29.-The
Wyandotte State bank of Kansas City,
kas., with deposits of $500, 900, was
absorbed this morning by the Com
mercial National bank of Kansas
City, Mo.
, 1907-10-29
HENEY ON
THE ISSUE
MAKES FIRST SPEECH OF PRES.
EMIT POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
IN CITY AND COUNTY OF
SAN FRANCISCO.

Three Thousand Men and
Women in Behalf Of Candidacy for
Reelection Of District Attorney
Langdon and Pledges to Prosecute
Calhoun Before January I With
All His Might and Power.
, 1907-10-29
STEEL DIVIDENDS.
Directors Take Action on Both Com
NOR and Preferred Stock.

New York, Oct. 29.-The directors OF
the United States Steel corporation
today declared the regular quarterly
dividends Of tx per ent on the prefer,
red stock and half of one per cent On
the common stock.
, 1907-10-29
Discount Rate Raised.

Berlin, Oct. 29.-The discount rate
at the Imperial Bank of Germany was
raised today from 5k to 6h per cent.
The change is directly due to New
iork's demand for gold, which, it is
feared here, will lead to gold exports
from Germany.
, 1907-10-29
Benefits From Gold Engagements.

oCT,CIlS fIOih SSiA I'SoSS''S'sS.
New York, Oct. 29.-Great assist
ance in relieving the financial strin'
gency is expected to result from the
large engagements of gold for import
made yesterday, and from further
large imports which will probably be
made within a few days.
Crop Movements Aiding.
The movement of American crops to
European markets, together with the
revival Of the demand for copper
abroad, will give the United States
large credits with foreign bankers, and
these can be awaited Of in bringing in
gold, 1t is believed, to the fullest ex,
tent necessary.
Banks Preparing to Resume.
It was announced today that several
of the banks which were compelled to
suspend last week have about perfect
ed plans to reopen for business.
Runs in Diminished Volume.
Runs on the Trust Company of
America and the Lincoln Trust COM
pany continued today, but in dimin-
ished volume.
, 1907-10-29
Had Effect al London,

London, Oct. 2S.-The rise in the
uiscount rate in the Bank of Germany
mad a depressing effect on the markets
mere Operators here expect that the
discount rate at the Bank of England
, 1907-10-29
APPROVES
THE ROUTE
COLORADO MANUFACTURERS AS.
ISOLATION IN SYMPATHY
WITH PROPOSED ROAD.
Resolution Endorsing Denver, Laramie
and Northwestern Adopted at a
Meeting Held Last Week as of
Benefit to, Denver and Colorado
Interesting Railroad Items.

Encouragement on every hand is be
ing extended by the citizens and organ.
iZations of Denver to the promoters Of
the proposed Denver, Laramie AM
Northwestern railway, which is to
open a new avenue of commerce from
Denver to the Pacific coast, says the
Denver News. At the meeting of the
board of directors of the Colorado Man
ufacturers' association, held last week,
resolutions indorsing the project were
passed. Following are the resolutions:
Will Benefit Denver.
Whereas, The proposed Denver,
Laramie and Northwestern railway
will be of great benefit to Denver and
to Colorado; will open up a new high.
way to the great northwest; will put
us in more direct communication with
Lander mi vicinity, and ultimately,
we hope, to Seattle, give us a direct
transcontinental line through Denver in
connection with eastern lines that ter
inmate here; increase the territorial
market for our manufactured products,
and will be a valuable addition to the
transportation facilities CT the city OF
Denver.
, 1907-10-29

little while yesterday afternoon. but
his health is still poorly and he re-
NAMED at home during the forenoon
today.
, 1907-10-29

London, Oct. 29.-The sum Of s601,-
900 in bar gold was today sold and
G998, 900 in American eagles was
taken from the Bank of England as
part Of the gold intended for shipment
to America.
, 1907-10-29
Construction Work Abandoned

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 29.-The Union
Pacific today discharged between 1000
and 5000 workmen from the construc-
ton department, and every piece of
construction work on the entire sys-
TEN is abandoned.
, 1907-10-29
Mol excitement on Coast.

San Francisco, Cal, Oct, 29.-The
clearing house certificate plan vas put
in operation today by the San Fran
cisco banks. Everything worked
smoothly, and there was no excite
ment.
, 1907-10-29

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 29.-Fran.
els ]. Heney, last night made his first
political speech of the present city and
county campaign, addressing 5000 men
and women in behalf of the candidacy
of District Attorney William H. Lang
don for reelection.
, 1907-10-29

Washington. D. c., Oct. 29.-James
P. Peterie has been appointed a guard
in the Medicine Bow national forest,
Colorado.
, 1907-10-29
DEERE is DEAD.
Head of Great Pillow Works Victim Of
Pernicious Anemia.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-Charles H.
Deere, head of the great pillow works at
Moline, Ill.,, died at les a. m, today.
at the Laketa hotel. Deere had been
sick for more than a year. His illness
was diagnosed as pernicious anemia.
Deere was born at Hancock, VT, in
1887.
, 1907-10-29
Train Crew Arrested.

Conductor w. ]. Walker and crew
have beer arrested at Rawlins on a
charge of robbing box cars on october
18th.
, 1907-10-29
the cabinet officers to ~represest him
that occasion.
Father of Panama Canal,

The president comes from a state
which for nearly a century has follow.
ed the policy Of improving its water
ways. In a sense he regards himself
as the father of the Panama canal, and
he feels that the Inauguration Of q
broad policy of waterway improve
ments may prove his most enduring
claim to the consideration and remem
brance of generations to come.
, 1907-10-29
Dramatic PIedoe,

Heney reused his audience to a great
pitch by holding up his right hand and
taking a dramatic pledge to prosecute
Patrick Calhoun between November 5
and January l with all my energy n
ability, SO help me God"
, 1907-10-29
RECOVER|NGi;;' : =
FROM MONEY SCARE

will be increased from Az to 5h per
cent. Exchange rates in all the lead
ing countries are now above the gold
point.
, 1907-10-29
Aoen. at the Office.

Agent A. B. Cady was able to be at
the office In the freight depot for a
, 1907-10-29
DENIES REPORT
Of GREAT REDUCTIONS
pany. Nothing of the kind has even
been discussed.
1onnaae Too Great.

In view of the fact that the traffic
for October is IL per cen greater
than for the same month last year.
which would make the movement for
the month the largest in the history of
the company, any material reduction
in the forces would not be practical"
, 1907-10-29
Copper opena hiaher,

London, Oct. 29.-Copper opened to
oay at EGG 5s. or "a Is Cd above last
nights close.
, 1907-10-29
IS
ACQUITTED
MACMILLAN HARDEN FOUND NOT
GUILTY OF OBTAINING COUNT
Won MOLTkE IN THE
CITY OF BERLIN.
Compelled to Pay Costs of Suit,
Judge Holding That Harden Was
Justified in Saying That Court
Clique Was Guilty of Infamous
Practices and Also Unduly InfIu-
encing Emperor of Germany.

Berlin, Oct. 29.-Maximilian Harden,
editor of Die Zukunft, who has been on
trial for some time in the defamation
case brought against him by Count
Kuns Won Moltke, vas acquitted in
court today.
Moltke Pays Costs.
General Moltke was condemned to
pay the costs of the trial. The trial
attracted great interest throughout
Germany. Counsel for Harden charged
that a court clique, of which Won
Moltke was a member, was guilty of
Infamous practices, and also sought
to exercise undue influence over EN-
peror William.
Paper Was Justified.
The presiding judge said that Har-
den was justified in what was pub
lished in Die Zukunft, but there was
no evidence that Won Moltke at any
time acted upon the abnormal inclina-
tons.
Editor Was Cheered.
Harden was cheered by the specta-
tors when the verdict was announced.
The trial is already having consider
able political effect. One hundred and
forty socialist daily newspapers are
attacking the monarchial principle and
assailing the exotic conditions which
have been described as "Flourishing
in the dollhouse atmosphere of the
court"
, 1907-10-29

Why not get all the news when 1t 10
news by reading The Republican!
, 1907-10-29

Resolved, That we, the directors Of
the Colorado Manufacturers associa.
ton, hereby indorse the projected Den
yer, Laramie and Northwestern rail.
way, and extend to the promoters the
hope hat it will be pushed to a sue
cessful issue at as early a date as
possible"
, 1907-10-29

Weekly Republican only 81 a year
, 1907-10-29
PENNSYLVANIA SAYS NO TRUTH
IN REPORT OF LAYING OFF
OF LARGE NUMBER
OF EMPLOYEES.
Nothing Of Kind Has Been Contem,
plated and Traffic for October So
Heavy as to Make Any Material
Reduction of Force Entirely Out
of ouestion-Operators, Agents
n Clerks Notified of Raise in Pay

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 29.-The ru-
NOR that the Pennsylvania railroad
will lay off between 20, 900 and 10000
men vas today denied by high officials
of the company. The following state
ment was given out at the company's
Offices:
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DON CARLOS WHIsKEY

THE WHISKEY WITH A SMACK.
CALL FOR 1T AT THE MER-
CHANTS BAR.
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which will be seen here tomorrow
afternoon and night
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The Lyman Twins in "The RustIers.DI

The Lyman Twins in "The RustIcrs."
One of the largest and most pleas
ing musical comedy attractions of the
season will be seen here tonight, when
the famous comedians The Lyman
Twins" appear with their excellent
company in the seasons big success
The Rustlers." This wonderful twin
star comedy contains an abundance
OF big features, pleasing novelties
charming specialities, with a dainty
chorus of pretty girls, funny come
dams and beautiful display of cleo
trical effects never before seen with
this class of attraction. This new
success was written expressly for
these young stars like all others in
which they have appeared with won
derful success, but from the way
The Rustlers" is meeting with APP
proval from both press and public,
they have outdone all previous at
tempts in this production, carrying a
large company and all necessary seem
ic equipment complete.
Those witnessing the performance
of these clever young comedians and
their remarkable company will be
given a treat seldom offered the
theatre going public
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Dandy Dixie Ministries.

Miraculous March of MInstrelsy,"
is the way the New York papers COM
mented upon the Dandy Dixie Min
strels" and the Cotton Pickers'
Band" which played an all season en-
gagement on the Roof Garden of the
New York Theatre last summer. The
acme of twentieth century minstrelsy
has been achieved by Messrs. Voelckel
& Nolan in their latest Offering to pa
irons of the black face art. Not only
in the matter OF scenery, costumes
and electrical effects which please
the eye, but, what is more important.
coterie of clever and capable per-
formers who are the recognized laugh
producers of the world. Campbell
Bros, who have come 70 De a house
hold word, head the big organization