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The daily tribune., 1907-01-04
ONE THOUSAND
HAVE TYPHOID
Epidemic Strikes Scranton,
Pa, and Victims Are
Numerous.
SITUa1iON UNDER CONTROL
The Death List is Increasing
Every Hour-Epidemic Has
Been Raging for Past
Twenty Days.
SITUATION UNDER CONTROL

Scranton. Pa. Jan. with the
total number Of cases almost I 900 and
the deaths Increasing every hour. the
typhoid epidemic wbioh has been rag.
ing in this CITY for the last 10 days 10
beginning 10 take on . serious aspect.
Al 8 O'Clock tbis morning nine
deaths bed besn reported during the
preceding ~ hours. making . total Of
IS since midnight Aoniay. Twenty.
nine new cases were reported In the
same time.
The city 0fiicials and shs health
board confidently Announce 70 the
public that they have the situation
well In hand"
The daily tribune., 1907-01-04
Michigan Asylum Trustees.

Pontiac. Mich. Jan. Tho joint
board Of asylum trustees Of Michigan
held . meeting today 1t the Eastern
Michigan Asyl lum in this city. The
extension Of asylums. shorter hours
and higher wages for employees. the
work Of stewards and accountants
and several other matters relating 10
asvlums and their management were
discussed BY the heads Of the several
state institutions.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-04
INSTALLATION AND
RECEPTION G. A. R.

The Ladies' Of the @. A. r. hello .
reception and installation In Caiifor.
mia hall Yesterday afternoon. Grand
Army people from Florenos. Canon
City and Pueblo were the guests
The hall wAs nicely decorated. the
crowd oonsenisl and happy. The
program consisted Of . pretty nss
service. music. readings and the lit
tie heart to heart" tslts BY the oom.
rAdss. where the tears and smiles a..
ways interminsls. when the brave
men who saved the nation recount Per.
sonsl sxpsrisnoes. Mrs.. Mary Barn.
hart. Of Canon City. department.
junior Woe was insts Hing oflicer with
Mrs. n. Shank. oopduotress. The new
ofYiosrs are:
Oornelia A. Williams. president.
Euphsips Nsvins. senior Vice.
Ella Johsson. Junior vios.
Mary UArrsthsrs. chaplain.
Eva Thomas, secretary.
Mrs.. Krsnb,ns. treasurer.
Lavina Lowell. eoaduetssss.
CLARA Oliver, assistant eondsesEsss.
Margaret Wall. guard.
Esniss shssly. assistant guard.
Lsls Weaver. efsasist.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-04
Colorado Poultry Show.

Denver. CAl Jan. 4-The eighth
annual championship poultry show Of
Colorado will open In Oolesium hall
Monday and will continue through the
week. Blue ribbon turkeys. chick.
ems. ducks. pigeons. rabbits and other
varieties Of poultry and pct stock
from Colorado and al the neiahb Dor.
ius states make up the exhibition.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-04
THE NEGRO IN JAIL
NOT THE MAN WANTED

Officer Green last niRht received .
telegram from Chisf Of Police Metxer
Of Indianapolis. Ind. In reply 70 the
photograph Of the negro who hes been
uudre arrest in this oity thought to be
the murderer Of Ofiioer Russell. stat
Ing tbat the man held here ~ . sus.
poet 10 not Jesse Coo. ths man who
shot and killed the o6ioer and orders
him released
Ofhoer Green says he 10 convinced
that the indianapolis officers are try.
Ing to play . ruse on him bv getting
the man without pay ing the q. 800 re.
ward - offered. Even II Coo 10 re-.
leased from local custody. Offioer
Green will keep his weather eye open
for developments and II any ono
comes here to pick the man mp.
''Thers'll be . hot time in OLD
AVWDs so Wis ussia oAoth sh0
reward and make . nRht 70 get Il.
The local pesos ofiioer says he 10
positive that bis prisoner 10 the In.
dianapolis murderer and nothing will
make him believe differently. This
morning Doe was playing the do.
tsotivs dodge himsslf and told NJ.
Green that hs knew where Cos 10
and that hs could lay his hands on
him on short notice. Hs II given
credit With knowing . great deal
about the EsstsFn tragedy.
Cos asserts that hs makes II his
bssinsss 70 frequent the coal camps
asd Tuns down criminals. He thsn
reports the same 10 local of,iosrs. have
ap arrest affected apd then have the
local of,esrs divide the reward money.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-04

The Tribuns wishes TIE new man ell
kinds Of success IN bic venture.
NJ. Morris hss BEEN In The Jewel.
~ business In Hlosssos for thirteen
consecutive years. Hs established
one Of the BEST trades In the county,
bet other business matters tbat 70.
quirs his sttsntion. forced bin te
diposs Of bis store here. He vishss
10 extend bis thanks 70 Biz hundreds
Of friends In this city for their ssssr.
sss support 10 him.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-04
LEWIS HONEYMAH BUYS
OUT ". L. MORRIS 4 co.

". L. Norris and Co.. have sold
their 5swslry bssipsss V Lswis Hes.
synas and the yossg osa has taken
possession asd will oentisss ths bssi.
ssss In fstsrs II The slsaieht lsswasd
busissss way thst xr. kestis ala.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-04

SIGN OF THE TOUR-Thsss are
more thrills And haiF.Saisiss sisss.
items II the great character oe ohss-
lock Heloss u The siss q ne
IesS" thas conc 70 many . Das II
. life tine. The fsosss plsv writ
~ b Dir Ossas Dsgls viii y pre-.
sssts1 Tsssday svssiaG u ~ Asos.
eon thsaase - Thssdsss LessA ssD-
psstsl b nese ssssllsst ssopasy.
Every detail u The Dsslsssiea \ ~.
sssally disesesl b Tsa ,. LsftaA
The daily tribune., 1907-01-04

u pays - aavssass yssr wass II
~ TxibaAA.
, 1907-02-11
ALBANY COUNTY MEMBERS IN
PLACES WHEN HOUSES CON-
vENED FOLLOWING
LARAMIE VISIT.
Senator Atherly Remains to Give His
Sick Wife Ride Over City in Auto
mobile-BiIIs by Members of Al
bany County Delegation Consid-
cred in Two Bodies Today-New
Bills Introduced and Action Taken.


Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 11.-Both
houses of the legislature convened this
morning, following the recess taken on
Saturday, that the members might at
tend the dollar dinner" given by the
Laramie Commercial club. Among the
Albany county members in their places
this morning were Senators Crumrine
and johnson and Representatives Cal
lanan, King, Kisor, McMurray, Hoge
and Seiverts. Mr.. Atherly did not ar
rive in time for the morning session,
a telephone message from him at Lar
annie saying hat he was then on the
point of starting for the capital. Two
bills were introduced today-by Mr..
McMurray, H. B. No. 143. 20 establish
a board for uniformity of legislation
in the United States, and II. B. No.
lat. by Mr.. Seiverts. requiring rail
roads to furnish free transportation to
all state officials.
, 1907-02-11
WILL MAKE EXAMPLE
OF THE OFFENDERS.

Hon. H. D. Beemer one Of the trus-
tees of the Albany County and Inter
Mountain Fair association, as is his
custom, drove to the fair grounds east
of the city yesterday, to have an eye
on the property, and found that van
dals had been at work. The lock on
the main gate had been shot to pieces,
the gates opened and the damage con
tinued to the inside of the grounds,
where much harm had resulted. In
ONE cases the whole sashes had been
removed from windows in some of the
buildings and other glass broken. The
damage will amount to more than the
association can afford to pay, and the
members of the board, knowing the
vandals, will make examples Of them.
There was more anger than was print
able among the members of the bord.
This afternoon the board authorized a
reward OF $50 for the arrest and con-
viction of the offenders. Forty panes
of glass had been broken and doors
torn from their hinges.
, 1907-02-11
WILL BE
Believed That Amicable Arrangement
Will Result From Conference.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE
president mi several Of the cabinet
held a conference this morning over
the japanese question and the position
of the California delegation. 1t is re-
ported that concessions will be made
on both sides, and an harmonious
agreement will be reached at the final
meeting with the president tomorrow.
If the Japs are not excluded from the
schools in San Francisco the treaty
500 to be made will hold that they
must hereafter be excluded from this
country. The president simply wants
the present treaty to be respected.
, 1907-02-11
Action Upon Albany Bills.

Special to TIT Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. l1.-Action
was taken on bills introduced by men,
bers of the legislature from Albany
county as follows:
In the senate, in committee of the
whole, S. F. No. 3, by MIR. Crumrine,
relating to marriage settlements;
passed for further consideration.
H. B. No. 80. by Mr.. XII > providing
for the protection of gam and fish;
recommended for passage.
H. B. No. 10, by Mr.. King, relating
to pharmacists; read second time.
H. B. No. so, by Mr.. McMurray, con-
corning endorsement on ballots; read
second time.
In the house Mr.. McMurray's livery
bill was received from the senate.
That body has eliminated all of section
2, relating to posting laws in livery
stables, and the house concurred in
the amendments. The bill will go to
the governor.
The house, in committee of the
whole, made a favorable recommends
ton on H. B. No. 100, by Mr.. Callahan,
and S. F. No. 5, by Mr.. Crumrine, con-
corning public libraries.
, 1907-02-11
Women EXCLUDED IN
THAW CASE BY ORDER

testify in his own behalf. The law
yers have finally come to the conclu-
sion thai he would not be a safe wit
ness, being apt to go to pieces under
cross-examination as did DR.. Wiley.
Gives Will to Banker.
Banker Lyons of Pittsburg testified
that he had known young Thaw since
he was a boy. He also testified that
in April last Thaw came to him and
gave him a sealed package, which he
said was his will. He wished Mr.. Ly-
ons to keep it for him.
Kept It in Vault.
Mr.. Lyons agreed and put the pack
age in his safety deposit vault, where
1t remained until November last, when
he took it out at the request OF Thaw
and his lawyers and gave it to his
stenographer to give to the persons
authorized to receive it.
Mrs Thaw on Stand.
Mrs. Thaw was on the stand a few
minutes today, but her testimony was
not continued, for the reason that the
u held that the defense. having
started to show insanity, must con-
tinue on that line for the present.
Therefore, Mrs. Thaw stepped down
and an alienist was put on the stand.
This new move may possibly put Mrs.
Thaw's further testimony off for a day
Or two
, 1907-02-11
WILL HAUL ORE FROM
THE RAMBLER

Joe McNally will this week, within
the next day or two, begin hauling ore
from the Rambler mine to the western
terminus of the Plains Line, where
it will be loaded for shipment to the
smelter. The company intends to pro-
coed with the work of loading several
cars a week. The ore will be treated
both for copper and for the noble
metals, palladium, and platinum, and
incidentally for gold and silver.
, 1907-02-11
Trial Costing Heavily.

P~ittsburg, Pa. Feb. 11.-Mrs. Thaw
the elder. has withdrawn her heavy
winter subscriptions to charity. At
least 1t was announced today that she
would discontinue them this year., for
the reason that her sons trial had al
ready cost her $500, 600, and as much
more would be spent before the trial
was over. The estate is very large,
but ready money cannot be secured
without sacrifices.
, 1907-02-11
SIX MILLION DOLLAR
MINING CORPORATION.

One Of the largest mining companies
ever formed here filed its articles Of
incorporation with County Clerk
Featherstone this afternoon. 1t was
the American Gold Placer Mining COM
pany, with a capital of $4,000, 900, di-
vided into 81 shares. The incorpora-
tors are Max ]. Meyer, Frank G. Bev-
ans, A. d. Johnston, Van L. Clifford
and Harry A. Clark, who are also the
trustees. The company will have its
principal offices here and its opera
lions will be carried on In Albany
county. 1t owns some very fine claims
at Tie Siding.
, 1907-02-11
GREAT CROWOS|N
BAPTIST CHURCH
GATHER TO HEAR IAN MACLAREN
AND PREVENT PEW OWNERS
FROM THEIR OWN PEWS.
but They Counted for Naught
Edison Three Score Years Old To-
day and VII Quit Business.

New To.h, Feb. 11.-So great was
the crowd that gathered and attempted
to get into the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church yesterday to listen to Rev. John
Watson Gan MacLaren) that the po-
lice had to be called out to preserve
order and clear the street.
Rockefeliers Belong.
This church is the one to which the
Rockefellers belong, and numbers
among its congregation many million
aire pew holders. None of these was
able to reach his pew because those
who managed to get inside took pos
session of them and refused to vacate.
Declined to Get Out.
The pew of John d. Rockefeller, jr.,
was occupied by strangers, who de
clined to leave it. and Mr.. Rockefeller
and his wife heard the great Scotch
divine from a point of vantage in the
lecture room.
, 1907-02-11

New York, Feb. 11.-There were no
women in the court room today, the
judge having ordered that they must
no longer appear. Hundreds clamored
to gain admission, but they were not
allowed to enter. AS a result, not a
friendly face was present to cheer the
prisoner-mother, wife and sister all
being away.
Proceedings Were Dull.
The proceedings were the dullest of
the cases history, but it was intimated
shortly before noon that Mrs. Thaw
had recovered and expressed herself
ready to appear now at any moment
called for.
Does Not Fear Jerome.
She said she had no fear Of the
cross-eXamination, having told only the
truth and was ready to tell it over
again in any way Mr.. Jerome might
desire.
WIN w ou SldnO CInOTTOW.
When the court opened this morning
he attorneys for Thaw announced
that Mrs. Thaw was not well and
asked to be excused from continuing
her testimony today. The lawyers,
however, were sure she would be able
to go on the stand tomorrow.
Devoid of Unusual Interest.
The proceedings this morning were
not of unusual interest. A friend of
the Thaw family, a Pittsburg banker,
was put on the stand to testify as to
the peculiar conditions and actions of
the young man before and since his
marriage.
Defendant Not to Testify.
1t is said TODAY that Thaw will not
, 1907-02-11
FOUND CHRISTOPHER
IN THE OPEN AIR.

There is no question of the banana
belt. Yesterday NJ. r. Ulen found a
live grasshopper and took it at once
to the home of the entomologist of this
paper. Later the insect vas sent to
Miss Charles, the bugologist of the
university, but she being from home,
turned loose. Mr.. Ulen found a dozen
live grasshoppers, but for the purpose
Of ocular demonstration one was con.
sidered enough.
, 1907-02-11
HAS NICE PICTURES
OE BRILLIANT COLI.

Charlie Kuster this morning receiy-
ed prints of photographs taken at Fort
Collins of his colt, "Bobbie Miller"
by Bob Fitzsimmons out of College
Maid, during the recent hooking up of
the colt at that place. The animal was
Just ten months old on the day he was
first hitched up and worked beautiful
ly. He is a PAGER and will be a marker
before his days are gone. Both Mr.,
Kuster and Frank Erwin were pict'
ured at different times during the
outing.
, 1907-02-11
Excluding the Newspaper.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 11.-This
morning the following authoritative
statement was given out at the White
house: "The president has commune
Gated with the postmaster general ask
ing him whether it is feasible to bar
from the mails the newspapers which
give the full particulars of the Thaw
trial. The president does not know
whether it is feasible, but If it is he
wishes it done at once"
, 1907-02-11
ARE DISCUSSING THE
FORTlETH ANNIVERSARY.

This being the fortieth year of the
history of the city, some talk is al
ready heard about a proper celebra-
ton of the event some time in May or
June. Mr.. and Mrs. "Ivinson are now
among the very few residents of the
city who came with the first coming to
this point, and little will be done until
they are heard from.
, 1907-02-11
NO ACTION NOW.
Leasing Measure Not Likely to Be
Adopted at This Session.

Special to The Republican.
Washington, ID. c.. Feb. 11.-At the
preliminary meeting this morning of
the public lands committee of congress
and certain western delegates coming
here at the suggestion of President
Roosevelt, the indications are that the
plans for a leasing law would not be
is now assured that no form of gov
eminent control can possibly be ar
ranged at this session.
, 1907-02-11
LOUlSE COMPLAINS.
objects to Treatment Accorded Her by
Her Royal Father.

Paris, Feb. 11.-Princess Louise of
Belgium, the divorced wife of Prince
Phillip of Saxe-Coberg-Gotha, has a
letter in the Martin today, in which she
complains bitterly of the heartless
fashion in which her father, King
Leopold, has abandoned her, even al
lowing the heritage which she derived
from the late queen mother to be
seized for debt.
, 1907-02-11
Three Scores TODAY.

New York, Feb. 11.-Thomas A. Edi-
son is 60 years old today. He an,
nounced that, having earned a com
potency, he will no longer work except
for fun. He finds delight in the lab
oratory. and will continue his re-
searches in the interest of science. If
he discovers anything of advantage he
will give it to the world, but it will
.henceforth be a labor of love.
, 1907-02-11
AGAINST
Socialists Win in Russian Elections In
Several Cities.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE votes
at the recent elections were counted to-
day and the result shows that the OPP
position to the government has won.
In Moscow the socialists have carried
the day and the workmen have gen
orally been successful in the nine large
cities Of the empire.
, 1907-02-11
Arsenal Magazine ExpIodes.

Woolwich, England, Feb. IA ter
rife explosion occurred in the maya.
zine of the arsenal here today, which
was felt in the towns forty miles dis.
tant. The people neal by thought an
earthquake had visited the country,
houses coming tumbling down and the
people being panic-stricken. No lives
were lost, but great damage done to
surrounding property.
, 1907-02-11
THE IvINSON PARTY is
HEAD FOR SAN DIEGO.

The Republican this morning re-
ceived word to change the address of
Hon. Edward Ivinson's copy of the
paper to San Diego, Cal, in care of
the Merchants National bank, Mr..
lvinson writing that he and the mem
'bers of his party expected to reach
that city tomorrow, where they will
remain for an indefinite period. The
date of their home coming was not
stated.
, 1907-02-11
WING TURNS UP.
Man Missing From Denver Arrives at
Boston After Being Insane.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 11.-Nahum
Wing, the railroad man who so mys-
teriously disappeared last September,
and wandering over the country. He
was found in New Orleans and his rea-
son has returned. He arrived in Bos.
ton today, joining his wife and family
there.
, 1907-02-11
Tried to Kill Wife.

Trinidad, Colo, Feb. 11.-Dominick
Moltariero was in court today charged
with an attempt to murder his wife
at the depot last night. He slashed
her desperately with a stilleto and only
bystanders prevented horrible murder.
The woman is dying today. The cou.
pie recently arrived from Italy and
the husband was frenZied by hearing
she was running away with a hand
SOmer man
, 1907-02-11
NOTED PRISONER
TAKEN THROUGH TOWN,

Deputy United States Marshal Joe
Lefors Of Cheyenne and an officer from
the federal prison at Fort Leaven-
Sunday afternoon with Joe Mcleod,
the Wyoming prisoner who was re-
leased yesterday from the prison at
Rawlins for rcbbing the p~ostofice at
Buffalo and rearrested at the prison
door by the federal officials to be TAX
en- back to Fort Leavenworth to com
rlete a sentence in that prison. He
escaped from Fort Leavenworth be-
fore coming to Wyoming. The party
dined here.
, 1907-02-11
Proceedings in Senate.

Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. lin the
senate this morning, in committee of
the whole. with Mr.. Hyde in the chair,
the following bills were considered:
H. B. No. 76. by Mr.. Hinton, relat-
ing to fees by the state ge~ologist; rec
commended for passage.
H. B. No. 80, by Mr.. King, for the
protection of fish and game; recon
mended for passage.
H. B. No. rs, by the committee on
lands and irrigation, providing for wa
ter districts; recommitted to the com
mittee from whence it came.
S. F. No. 2, by Mr.. Crumrine, relat-
ing to marriage settlements; passed
over for further consideration.
New Bill Introduced.
The following new bill was intro
duced in the senate today:
S. F. No. 80, a substitute for S. F.
No. 10, the Carroll eight-hour law.
The following bills were read second
time in the senate:
H. B. No. SO, on irrigation; H. ]. M.
No. 4. the Winkleman board of equal,
cation memorial; H. B. No. 10, by Mr..
King, the pharmacists bill; H. B. No,
6, by the lands and irrigation commit.
tee, relating to water districts; H. B
No. II, by Mr.. Whitney, relating to
mutual fire insurance; H. B. No. so, by
Mr.. McMurray, Endorsements on bal
lots; H. B. No. Sc. the Stoner claim
bill; H. B. No. SO, the "tusk' bill from
the game and fish committee; H. B
No. go, by Mr.. Hartung, providing for
the fencing of railroad rights of way;
H.. B. No. 96, by the auditing commit
tee, providing a method for auditing
certain claims; H. B. No. SO, by Mr.
Snively, incorporation of cities of the
first class; H. B. No. 100. by the com
mittee on corporations, relative to
breeders liens; H. b. Nos. 107. lis
and 1i9, from the committee on game
and fish, relating to game and fish, the
protection of pheasant and quail, and
surety bonds for justices of the peace
keister Resolutions.
-a1Hn-
, 1907-02-11
Wounded Wife and Killed Himself.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 11.--After writing
a letter saying he would make a final
effort at reconciliation with his wife,
and, failing kill her and himself, SO
he could be with her in death, Anton j.
Vodica, a machinist dangerously
wounded his wife and killed himself
last night. A postscript to his letter
says, Il hope Thaw will be a free man
before long; l think he was justified
in killing White. l wish him success"
, 1907-02-11
THE READING CIRCLE
TO MEET TOMORROW.

The Tuesday Reading circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
with Mrs. Wilbur C. Knight, at Tenth
and Grand avenue, the subject being
"The Ring and the Book"
, 1907-02-11

Mr.. Richardson of counsel for Meyer
and Haywood is defending Adams, for
if he a be cleared the more import
ant case against the federation will
lose strength.
, 1907-02-11
WOMAN RELEASED
FROM COUNTY JAIL,

Mrs. Duvall was released from the
county Jail on bonl late Saturday aft,
ernoon, the case Of forgery against
her pending here.
, 1907-02-11

Boise, Idaho, Feb. 11.-Steve Adams
trial began at Wallace today. Adams
is the man who confessed to knowing
of the murder of Governor Steunen-
Meyer Of the Western Federation of
Miners. He afterward repudiated this
confession
, 1907-02-11
ADAMS IS
ON TRIAL
MAN WHO CONFESSED TO KNOW
WHO KILLED GOVERNOR OF
IDAHO NOW FACING
THE COURT.

He Once Confessed duplicating Meyer
and Haywood, Later Regulating
That Confession-TriaI of Adams
Expected to Have Bearing on Trial
of Officials Of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners for Murder.
, 1907-02-11
Many Homes DESTROYED.

Nearly $50 houses were destroyed
and thousands are homeless. The sol
diers are providing the suffering with
rations. The storm has done great
damage to nearly the whole province
of Consenza, many villages being flood
ed and several lives lost.
, 1907-02-11
JUDGE RULES THAT THEY SHALL
NO LONGER ATTEND AND
GREAT CLAMOR AT THE
DOOR is UNHEEDED.

Roosevelt Considering Prop
osition to Exclude From Mails
Newspapers Which AreP Printing
Testimony in Full-Wife of Ac-
cused Man Says She Does Not
Fear Cross-Examination by Jerome
, 1907-02-11

Daily Republican, so cents a p"rth.
, 1907-02-11
TROOPS HELP|NG
HUNGRY PEOPLE
ITALIAN TOWN DELUGED BY It'd
AL WAVE BEING LOOKED
AFTER BY GOVERNMENT.
Hundred and Fifty Houses Destroyed
and Many Villagers Exposed to
Elements, Receiving Rations From
Soldiers - Powder Magazine at
Woolwich Arsenal ExpIodes.

Naples, Feb. IA battalion of
troops arrived today at the
stricken village of Marina Di Catanza-
no, on the Calabrian coast. which was
almost swept out of existence by a
tidal wave. The troops are rendering
every aid possible and bringing order
Out pf chaos
, 1907-02-11

CONTINUED on page ~
, 1907-02-11
keister Resolutions.

Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. ll.-lh the
, 1907-02-11

CONTINUED on page 81
, 1907-02-11

extent. In the letter Mr.. Bell announc-
ed the probability of securing the pres
ence of President Roosevelt at the next
meeting of the Wyoming Wool Grow
ers' association,to be held in this city,
and suggested an agricultural display
on Thornburgh street from the Union
Pacific hotel to the university, to show
the distinguished visitor what Albany
county could do when it tried. The
reading of the letter received hearty
applause,
, 1907-02-11

1t is said today that Thaw will not