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, 1907-06-14
UNIVERSITY THREsHER.
Trustee Stevens Tells Of Misrepresen-
tation IN Morton Charges.

To the Editor of The Republican.
l presume the public have heard
about all they are to concerning the
Morton charges, but il you will kindly
give me space in your paper l would
like to set right an erroneous impress
sion about the university threshing
machine which was returned in bad
order. Mr.. William Maxwell borrowed
that machine from the station %
thresh a small crop Of rye he had rails
ed on his ranch at Tie Siding, but
had no more to do with that than Nor
ton himself had. 1t is true l owned
some sheep in company with Mr.. Max
well, but l was in no way interested
in his land or his grain or hay crop
Every honorable conscientious citizen
should return to the owner tools, ma
chinery and stock in as good condition
as when borrowed and 1 have no doubt
but Mr.. Maxwell would have looked
scrupulously after this and done the
right thing had he not been fatally
sick at the time. Yours truly,
H. L. STEVENS.
, 1907-06-14
PROVING THE TRUTH0F
ORCHARDS AWFUL TALE

San Francisco postofice, farther identi
fed the record produced in evidence
Sent From P%ettibone's Store.
Miss Pearl Moore, a substitute clerl
in the registry division of the Denver
p%ostoflce. identified an entry she wrote
which showed the receipt of a Letter
from J. Wolff. 1925 Stout street, Den
yer, addressed to J.. Dempsey, Sa:
Francisco. This Stout street number
was Petitioners store.
Saw Orchard In Mine.
The next witness was Clarence L
Harrah, who worked on the cage in
the indicator mine in 1908, at the
time Orchard said he and a companion
went into the mine to set off a c~arload
of powder they had discovered. They
were seen by the cage man, but they
drove him back by shooting at him.
Was.Fired Upon.
Harrah told on the stand of having
discovered a man in one of the tunnels
and of being shot at. He said he saw
only one man. The cross-examination
was moi concluded when the recess was
taken.
The defense did but little cross-ex'
aiming during the morning session,
and contented itself with a general OBJ
lection to all the testimony offered,
and showing it was Pinkerton men who
arranged for the attendance of all the
witnesses.
Orchards Examination Concluded.
The cross-examination of Orchard
was concluded yesterday afternoon.
There was comparatively no change
from his previous testimony except
that soma additional statements of the
witness nefarious acts were brought
out. He said that he had planned 70
kidnap the child of August Paulson.
his former partner in the Hercules
mine, and hold it for a large ransom.
but the bad weather spoiled the plan,
which was suggested by former Lieu
tenant Governor Coates of Colorado,
one Of the witnesses for the defense.
Orchard, on being questioned, also
admitted that he had also robbed the
ticket office of the Oregon Railway and
company at Wallace, Idaho.
and had robbed a cash register.
Orchard Unshaken.
Orchard left the stand after having
told a story of crime without parallel in
modern history, and having upheld his
story to the very letter under the fire
of a lawyer who had made 1t his boast
, 1907-06-14
LIKE RUPTURE
BETWEEN TWO STATES

Stolypin today demanded hat the low
er house of parliament exclude from
the house all members of the social
democrat faction. numbering fifty-fve,
and sanctioned the arrest of sixteen o;
their leaders on a charge Of entering
into a conspiracy to overthrow the gov
n establish a democratic
republic.
Would Dissolve Parliament.
The premier announced unless the
house Immediately yielded, parliament
would be dissolved.
Galleries Were Cleared.
The press and public galleries were
cleared, the police took possession OF
the parliament building, and the house
went into secret session to debate the
question raised by the premier.
Referred to Committee.
When the session of the lower house
was resumed, the constitutional demo-
Gratis, Poles and the group of toll, de-
cided to refer the governments de-
mand for the exclusion of the socialist
democrats to a committee, which was
a virtual rejection of the premier's
ultimatum.
, 1907-06-14
MOVING FOR
LONGER STAY
COMMERCIAL AGENT OF RAIL
ROAD TO MEET OMAHA BOOST
Frs TRAIN At OGDEN.
VIII Endeavor To Have Party Remain
Here Two Hours Instead OF the
Halt Hour Contemplated by Their
Schedule Interesting Railroad
Notes, Local and General.

]. G. Lowe Of Omaha, connected with
the trafic department of the Union Pa
cifc, will go from here to Ogden to
meet the Omaha Commercial clubs
hooters train, due here Monday after
noon, and will accompany the party
across the state. Mr.. Lowe will endeav-
or to have the party arrive here enough
earlier than their present schedule
calls for to give this city a couple OF
hours instead Of the half hour contem
plated when the schedule was ormed
He will advise Secretary Gonden on
Monday, If possible, in time to have
announcement made in the columns OF
The Republican.
, 1907-06-14
ACTUAL DECLARATION OF WAR IN
REPLY OF PRESIDENT ZE-
LAVA TO INQUIRY FROM
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Nicaragua and Salvador on Verge Of
Hostilities, Munitions of War and
Troops Having Been Sent to Aid
Independent Candidate for Presi-
dent of Salvador-Stolypin De-
mands Expulsion of Democrats.

Washington, d. c., June 14.-What
amounts to an actual declaration of
war between Nicaragua and Salvador
was contained in the reply of Presi-
dent Zelaya to an inquiry from Wash
ington as to his connection with the
recent attack upon n capture of
Acajutla. The answer came in the
shape of the following cablegram from
American Consul General Olivares at
Managua:
Dispatches Troops and Munitions.
II am officially informed that, in &C
cordance with the Central American
union plan, President Zelaya has dis
patched munitions of war and troops
in aid of General Alfara, who is a pop
ular unionist candidate for president
of Salvador. President Figueroa op-
poses the union idea"
, 1907-06-14
stole Fish and eoasted.

Someone caught a nice mess of trout
yesterday, sending a goodly number ia
Everett Bloyd, the handsome clerk IN
the office of Trainmaster Let's. Ever
ett ikes fish and has some friends,
girls among them, who also like fsh'
but the fish did not reach the city
Conductor Friday says meon stole
the nsh from his caboose, and MS
trainmen came to the office his morn
ing Boosting Of a splendid mess OF FISH
for breakfast, and the chief clerk is
puttinE two and two together to make
story that he who catches hsn WIN
a fork is wiser than he who 1aiis ,o
land them anyway.
, 1907-06-14
WANTED 70 GUST
NEWSPAPER men
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION OF
WESTERN FEDERATION Oh
JECT TO REPORT.
Spirited Debate on Motion to Exclude
Reporters Follows, out Motion is
Strike Ends in Defeat for the
Striking Freight Handlers.

Denver, Colo, June 14.-At the norm
ing session of the convention of the
Western Federation of Miners, some
delegates made complaint regarding
the reports in the local newspapers of
yesterdays meeting and a motion was
made to exclude reporters. This was
defeated after spirited debate.
Attacks the |. W. w.
John c. O'Neill, editor of the Miners
Magazine, the official organ of the fed
GRAFTON, read his report, in which he
attacked the Industrial Workers of the
World and that portion of the socialist
labor party Of New York headed by
De Leon.
Basis Of a Fight.
This will form the basis of a fight
against the alliance between the fed
Grafton and the Industrial Workers of
the World. O'Neill also defended him
self against attacks made on his con
duct of the magazine.
kirwan Going to Boise.
Secretary Kirwan announced that he
had received a telegram from Boise
and would leave for there tomorrow
night.
, 1907-06-14
domestic prelate of the pope's hous

domestic prelate Of the pope's house.
hold.
Honors Came a While Ago.
These are the honors which came
some time ago to Father Cummiskey,
but this occasion will be the formal
comforting and imposition of them.
The ceremony, which will take place
in the church. will be followed by the
solemn benediction of the sacrament
and is open to the public.
Treat to His Friends.
Immediately afterwards the pretty
little operetta of the Spectre Knight
will be repeated at Roots Opera House
and for the occasion no admission will
be charged, as this is Father Cum,
miskey's treat to all his friends, both
Catholics and Protestants, and all are
cordially invited to be present.
, 1907-06-14
LIKELY TO CLASH
IN KANSAS CITY
FEDERAL AND STATE TRIBUNALS
INVOLVED IN DIFFERENCES
IN RAILROAD CASES.
State Court Orders Officers Of Roads 20
Enforce Missouri Two-Cent Pas,
senger Rate Fare Revised
Freight Schedules and Federal
Court Says Do Nothing of Kind.

Kansas City, Mo, June 14.-Upon
application of Attorney General Had
ley, Judge Parks, III the circuit court,
this morning issued an order upon the
representatives of eighteen of the prin-
cipal railroads of Missouri compelling
them to obey the two-cent fare rate
and the maximum freight rate laws
which went into effect last midnight.
May Cause Conflict.
This may bring the circuit court into
conflict with the United States distric;
court, before which the railroads are
suing for an injunction to prevent the
state officials from enforcing these
laws. Attorney General Hadley also
secured similar orders at st. Louis.
Orders Postpone ment.
When the case of the railroads was
called before United States Judge Nc
Pherson today, he ordered it postponed
until tomorrow. In the meantime, the
court said, his order of yesterday re-
straining the state officials from en-
forcing the acts in question would con
tinue in effect. Thus the circuit court
and the United States district court are
brought into direct conflict.
, 1907-06-14

by Sheriff Bath and Railroad Police
man Van Sickle. The men are A.
Schwartz, aged 81; David Brown, aged
"a; Jimmy Sears. aged IS, and Ed Hot
tar, aged 90 These men are presumed
to have been implicated in a robbery
at Rock River yesterday, when a nan
named Mccarthy was relieved Of $4.60,
81 of this amount being recovered by
the officers. Mccarthy was asleep be-
hind a building at Rock River when
rolled" by the strangers.
Fined for vagrancy.
Five men are under arrest. The
fifth, named Jack Lawler, was arrest
ed at Rock River by Constable Moffat,
and was taken before Justice Phelan
of that precinct, who fined him $50
and costs, a total of 500, for vagrancy.
Constable Moffat delivered him to
Sheriff Bath last afternoon.
Took Shot at Fleeing Man.
The constable took the precaution,
before leaving Rock River, to notify
the sheriff that our of the men had
headed this way. Consequently, they
we're picked up as they left the trains
here, one of them off of train No. 2,
coming late in the afternoon, and 9th
ers from No. 4 afterwards. Officer
Van Sickle ran afoul of one of the
men, who refused to stop until the
officer had fired two shots in his direc-
ton. 1t is almost certain that two of
the men are the ones who robbed Nc
earthly. They have been lying about
Rock River for the past week, doing
nothing and giving a fimsy o of
their doings.
Court House Notes.
Deputy Sheriff Thirkeldsen is in the
country.
F. S. Burrage today sold to Carl H.
Thornton, for S., lot 6, block 6, Union
Pacific fourth addition to Laramie.
, 1907-06-14

kilograms have been received here
from Warren and Cleveland, O., con-
veying word of the marriage at !
O'Clock this afternoon, at Cleveland, of
Hon. William c. Deming Of this city
and Mrs. Zell P. Hart of Warren, a
prominent newspaper woman and So
ciety leader of that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Deming are expected here from their
bridal tour to Canada and the east
about the end of the present month.
Leader in State Politics.
Mr.. Deming, who came here from
Warren about six years ago to assume
the editorial management of the Trib-
une of this city, is recognized as one
of the leading newspaper men of the
state. He has made the Tribune a
staunch republican paper, and it is now
one of the best state papers in Wyo-
ming.
Receiver Of Land Office.
Last February Mr.. Deming was ap-
pointed receiver of the Cheyenne land
office. He has served one term in the
state legislature from Laramie county
and was a member of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition commission and
also of the Lewis and Clark exposition
at Portland.
Interested in Dry Farming.
Mr.. Deming is largely interested in
the development of the community and
his state, and it vas through his eff
forts that the Legislature last winter
was induced to make an appropriation
for the purpose of carrying on the dry
farming experiments in this state.
Has Two Newspapers.
His interest in the Warren Tribune,
at Warren, o., and in the Tribune of
this city make him a noted newspaper
man of the country and a coming pow
er in the land.
, 1907-06-14
WITNESSES coRRosoRATiNG I'M
PoRTANT DETAILS OF .TEsTI-
MoNY OF CHIEF WITNESS
AGAINST HAYWOOD.
San Francisco Groeenyman Tells Of In
PRODUCING Harry to Servants In
sradIey's Home and Employees Of
San Francisco and Denver post
Offices Prove Transmission of Lett
ter from Pettibone to Orchard.

Boise, Idaho, June Al. B. Gui
binfi, the San Francisco groceryman
who introduced Harry Orchard, then
known as Barry" to the servants in
the Bradley household, was the first
witness in the Haywood trial today.
Hung Around His Store.
He said that Orchard hung around
his store and spent considerable money
there. Orchard asked questions about
the Bradley household, asked to be in
troduced to the servants mt asked
Guibinni to get. him a o in the
neighborhood.
Moved Night Of Explosion.
Guibinni saw Orchard moving the
night before Bradley vas dynamited.
He also saw the poisoned milk.
Wanted Testimony Stricken Out.
The defense renewed its tactics OF
yesterday by moving to strike out the
testimony Of Guibinni as o connect
ing Haywood with the offense charged.
The motion was o%verruled.
Paid Expenses Of Witness.
On cross examination by barrow, the
witness testified that detectives told
him he had to come to Boise to testify,
and gave him 5000 to v the ex-
penses Of the trip.
Received Registered Letter.
Postmaster McClaughey was the next
witness. He produced the registry rec
ords of the Gan Francisco ONCE, which
showed the receipt Of a registered let
ter August Is, 1904. The envelope vas
postmarked Denver. August 10, 1904"
From WoIH to Dempsey.
The records showed the delivery OF
the letter from ]. Wolff to John Demp-
sey, and it was admitted in evidence
over the protest of the defense. Orch.
ard had testified that he was going by
the name Of John Dempsey at that time
and that Pettibone used the name Of
Wolff.
More Identification.
Frank Isaacs, registry clerk at the
, 1907-06-14

ruary %, at Arrowsmith, he shot Mrs.
Sim Eiseman and daughter, Cora, and
Thomas Kennedy and wife. He was
then out on bail. charged with Grim.
inal assault on the Eiseman girl. He
killed the girl and those who were
witnesses against him. He became a
nervous wreck Immediately after ar.
rest, nece~ssitating potponement of
the trial.
, 1907-06-14
Captured at Sheep Camp.
Confessed the Robbery.

San Antonio, Tex, June 14.-Charged
with assault and robbing Mrs. Sallie
Gibbons of Columbia, S. c., of ISL 900,
Rufus Williams last night confessed
the crime in jail. He was caught yes
terday on an ~east-bound Southern Pa
.cific train on his way to New Orleans.
Arrived From East Together.
Mrs. Gibbons and Williams arrived in
the city yesterday from the east, the
former coming for the purpose of in
vesting in lands.
Drove to the Woods.
She had on her person s51 1000. Will
Jams obtained a vehicle from a livery
stable and suggested a drive into the
woods. Mrs. Gibbons was struck on
the head and an attempt was made to
drown her.
, 1907-06-14
Drove to the Woods,
Prominent Business Man Shot.

Houston, Tex, June 14.-Colonel S.
H. Wreford, a prominent business man,
was shot and killed today at Browns
vile as the result of a circular he is
sued yesterday, in which he bitterly
denounced Captain William Kelley be-
cause of Kelley's testimony before the
senate committee which investigated
the Brownsville affair at Washington.
Stepson Is Charged.
Jesse Thorham, a stepson of Captain
Kelley, is charged with the killing.
, 1907-06-14

Cheyenne, Wyo., June IA special
to the Tribune from Buffalo. Wyo.,
says that Deputy Sheriff Mosborg ar
rived at that place this morning
with a prisoner said to be a Montana
companion was killed recently near
Sheridan while trying to escape from
the officers.
Captured at Sheep Camp.
The prisoner, who gave the name of
Price, was captured at a sheep camp,
where he stopped for provisions.
, 1907-06-14
SECRETARY is ILL.
Taft Falls While Reviewing Troops at
Fort Smelling Today.

St. Paul, Mimi, June 14.-Secretary
Taft became suddenly i'll at Fort
Smelling at noon today and fell while
witnessing a review of troops. He was
brought to this city, to the home of
]. S. Hill. Ptomaine poisoning is sus-
stomach.
, 1907-06-14
WILLIAM c. DEMING AND MRS.
ZELL HART MARRIED AT
CLEVELAND At ONE
THIS AFTERNOON.
Bride Well Known Newspaper Woman
and Social Leader Of Warren and
Groom Editor Of One OF Wyomins's
d, Leading Papers-WiH Make Home
at Cheyenne After Bridal Trip
Down the ST. Lawrence River.
Special to The Republican.

Special TO The KepuDIIc1n.
Cleveland, o., June 14.-William C.
Deming of Cheyenne, Wyo., and Mrs.
Zell P. Hart of Warren, O., were mar
ried here at l O'Clock this afternoon,
in Trinity cathedral, by Rev. A. A.
Abbott, a~rchdeacon of the diocese of
Ohio, in the presence of relatives and
, 1907-06-14

San Francisco, Cal, June 14.-Mayor
Schmitz, who was convicted last night
by a jury OF the crime of extortion
asked Judge Dunno today to release
him on bail until sentence is pronounc
ed Thursday. June q.
Should Be Denied Bail.
The court said that the mayor, like
any other convicted criminal. should
be locked up in Jail and denied bail.
, 1907-06-14

party consisted of Messrs. Kline, Hunt.
Burke, Richey, Saws and Carver. The
two latter held the sacks, while the
others rounded up the snipes. Messrs.
Saws and Carver arrived home in the
wee hours of the morning with On
empty sack. The other boys had had
previous experience and consequently
were not deprived of their nights rest.
, 1907-06-14

Barry Ryan, foreman Of the merch-
ant mill, reports a RUIZ OF thirty-fve
tons of seven-eighths inch iron yester'
day, with two furnaces, turning out
eighteen heats. The run was n OF
the best ever made at the mill and all
hands are pleased thereat.
, 1907-06-14
WILL HELP FARM r.
Edison Predicts Enrichment Of Soil
From Nitrogen in the Air.

New York. June l4.-Thomas A. Ed
ison is quoted in an interview today
as predicting before long that science
will enable the farmer to enrich his
lands by means of nitrogen from the
air. Experiments in Norway along
this line, he said, are showing good re-
suits. Another scientific discovery,
which l expect to see before I die" he
said, sis the direct generation Of cleo
tricity from coal"
, 1907-06-14
Colonel kotlaroff Assassinated,

st. Petersburg, June 14.-Colonel
kotlarof, deputy commandant Of the
port of st. Petersburg, was murdered
his morning by a workman in the ad-
miralty section of the city. The as
sassin was captured. The colonel was
sentenced to death by the revolution
airy organization because he command
ed a reduction of the working force at
the admiralty works.
, 1907-06-14
sheep at Yards.

Nineteen cars of sheep we're received
at the yards here last night. The
shipment was delayed for a few hours,
the certificate of inspection from the
starting point in Idaho having been de-
layed in its receipt.
, 1907-06-14
viii "a. the Races.

John H. Davis. superintendent OF the
stock Yards here, will go to Denver TO-
night to witness the races at overland
park, which begin tomorrow. Messis
Davis and Thomas have their horse
Capeo in the stables there, to be en-
tered in some Of the races next weeh'
, 1907-06-14
HON0RS FOR
THE PRIEST
ROBES OF OFFICES IN HOLY
CHURCH TO BE CONFERRED
UPON FATHER CUMMISkEY.
Monsienor and Domestic Prelate of
the Pope's Household to Be For
maIly Conferred, Followed by En-
tertainment at Opera House to
Friends Of Popular Clergyman.

On next Wednesday evening, at 1880
o'clock, in the Catholic church, Rev. j.
]. Keane, bishop of Cheyenne, will in
vest Father Hugh Cummiskey with the
robes of the offices of monsignor and
, 1907-06-14
Ties Comma slowly.

Ties Coming Slowly.
The tie plant here is hampered in its
operations by the failure Of the COM
pany to deliver ties. High water at
Fort Steele yesterday prevented the
loading of more than n car.
, 1907-06-14
Orders Postponement.
DIED IN JAIL.
Slayer of -Four People Could Not Sur
vive Nervous Shock.

Bloomington, ILL.,, June 14.-Thomas
Baldwin. slayer of four people. died
in the county Jail here early yesterday
from nervous collapse, aged 5s. Feb
, 1907-06-14
IS JAILED
AT BUFFALO
MAN BELIEVED TO BE MONTANA
TRAIN RoB6ER CAUGHT BY
JOHNSON COUNTY DEP
UTY SHERIFF.

Arrested at Sheep Camp and MAY Be
Connected With Horse Stealing
Besides-Man Accused Of Robbinq
Woman Of Fifty-one Thousand
Dollars, After Drive Into Country,
Confesses in Jail at San Antonio.
, 1907-06-14

New Truck for Laramie.
Agent Wigton Of the Pacific Express
company today received a brand new
platform truck for service here.
, 1907-06-14

shop Demonstration Here.
M. Bylander Of Omaha, shop demon
strator for the Union Pacific, is here
today on business for his department
of the road.
, 1907-06-14
FUNDS ADDED TO
THE ROCK AMOUNT.

THE BOOK AMOUNT
Prof. William M%arquardt, in charge
Of the entertainment given last night
by the pupils Of the eighth n ninth
grades of the East Side school, today
handed to Mr.. Crumrine, the treasurer
of the board of trustees Of the Albany
county public library, $50 as the net
proceeds Of the entertainment, for the
benefit of the juvenile library depart
ment fund being raised.
, 1907-06-14

Demands Exclusion of Members.
St. Petersburg, June 14.-Premier
, 1907-06-14
Noted Newspaper Woman.


She Is the only daughter of Mrs.
Mary Douglas Smith of Warren, and
Is the secretary and treasurer of the
Warren Tribune company, a director
of the Wyoming Tribune company at
Cheyenne, and a member of the News.
paper Women's association of Ohio.
Member of Important Concerns.
She Is a woman of rare artistic taste,
and, added to her newspaper ability
she is active in philanthropic work of
various sorts. The bride of today Is a
member of the Trumbull county penal
and charitable institution, as well as a
number of important social organiza'
tions.
Has Visited in Wyoming.
Mrs. Hart has visited in Wyoming
on at least two occasions. Four years
ago she made a trip through the Vel
lowstone National park as a member
of the National Editorial association,
and also visited at Cheyenne and
Wheatland about a year ago, where
she made many friends, %endearing her
self not alone to Mr.. Deming, who has
made her his wife, but to others who
met her on those occasions. She viii
be a valuable addition to the society
Of the Wyoming capital.
, 1907-06-14

bridal tour. expecting to visit at To-
ronto, Montreal, Quebec and other
Canadian cities, n also in the United
States. They will leave for the west
in time to be at Cheyenne by the first
of July.
, 1907-06-14

CONVICTED
MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO Is
FOUND GUILTY OF ExTORTlON
BY JURY IN COURT OF
JUDGE DUNNE,

Asks Court to Release Him On Bail
Pending Sentence. Last Thursday
In Month, But Judge Says He
Should Be Treated Like Any Other
Convicted Criminal and Denied
sail-WiIl Be Mayor In Name Only
, 1907-06-14

the most intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties, the party coming to
Cleveland from Warren to be present.
Married by Former Rector.
Rev. Abbott was formerly rector of
Grace Episcopal church at Warren, to
~which~the bride belongs, and where
she has labored faithfully for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deming left this after
noon for the st. Lawrence river on a
, 1907-06-14

Groom a Prominent Citizen.
Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., June Especial
, 1907-06-14
Bride Prominent in Society.

Special to The Republican.
Warren, O., June 14.-Mrs. Zell P.
Hart of this city. who this afternoon
became the bride of Hon. William C.
Deming of Cheyenne, Wyo., at Cleve-
land, where they had journeyed from
Warren with some of their intimate
friends and relatives on purpose, is
well and f%avorably known here, where
she is connected with some Of the
leading social and business ~organiza.
lions
, 1907-06-14

Daily Republican, 50 cents . mouth.