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, 1907-09-07
A SPLENDID TRIP
TO NORTHERN ALBANY.

A party consisting of F. G. Bosler,
N. e. Corthell, Harry Gonden, Frank
H. Eggleston and J.. E. Winslow went
to the Bosler ranches, in the northern
part of tie county, yesterday, taking a
look at that magnificent section of the
country. They visited a number OF
the agricultural outlook. Messrs. Con
den and Winslow came home in the
automobile, making the run from Gar.
rett in an astonishingly short time,
Messrs. Corthell and Eggleston com
ing home by train last night. Mr..
Bosler remained at Rock River.
, 1907-09-07
Deeds for Right of Way.

Three warranty deeds for right of
way of the Denver, Laramie and
Northwestern were filed for record to-
day. The first is from William H.
Hawkes. and wife for 100 feet in sec
ton 20, township IL, range 70. and a
strip rs feet wide in the same section,
the price being $1,000. The second
deed Is from Della F. Hall and hus-
band for a strip 100 feet wide in &C.
tons z. IL and 1S. township u, range
~. for $4,000, and the third is for a
strip 100 feet wide on the premises of
Ida d. Maxwell in sections 13, II and
81, township 13, range 70. for $3.50.
These are the first deeds for the right
Of way of that company filed in this
county. The land is west and south
west Of Tie Siding.
, 1907-09-07
In Interest of Eaxorlte Son.

Omaha, Neb.. Sept. IL. P. Good
rich of Indianapolis, republican ma
tional committeeman. for Indiana, is
making a tour of the western states in
the interest of Vice President Fair
banks as a presidential candidate.
Solid for Fairbanks.
Yesterday Mr.. Goodrich was in o N
ference with Committeeman Hart of
Iowa in Council Bluffs, and today he
interviewed prominent republicans in
Nebraska. Indiana Is solid for Fair
banks" said Goodrich.
, 1907-09-07
HOLIDAY

SS"f
WILL LAY WALKS.
The w. H. Holiday company today
began work on regulation walks a,
the corner Of Second and Custer
streets, extending from the store build.
ing around the corner to the alley near
the engine house. The company will
also lay new walks in front of its prop,
erty at the corner Of Third and Gar.
field, at the Three Rules store, in front
of the Gem City Grocery company's
building and later in front of the Hol.
liday store itself, although the latter
walk is new and has not been condemn
ed by the city marshal and street and
alley committee. The company in
time contemplates laying cement walk
in front of every foot Of it's business
property.
, 1907-09-07
Hom. from the North

]. w. Sullivan, foreman of the black
smith department at the shops, has re-
turned from Newcastle and Gillette,
where he had been for a visit with the
family of his brotherin-law. Miss
Mamie Sullivan, his daughter, has en-,
gagged in business as a milliner at Gil
.lette, one of the coming towns of that
section. Mr.. Sullivan says he was sur
prised and delighted at the showing
made in an agricultural way in the
neighborhood of Newcastle. Il an
more than ver convinced that Wyo,
ming is the coming state of the Rocky
mountain region" he said.
, 1907-09-07
PRESIDENT regulates
FUNDS Of THE FIRM

his own use at least $315,O 900 of the
corporations funds.
Securities of Little Value.
AS far as discovered, every dollar
of this ven into mining stock, which
was backed up with no tangible prop
erty; theatrical ventures, which made
no money, and other securities, which
the creditors here will sell in a lump
for less than four thousand dollars.
May Bring Him Back.
The indications are that a criminal
prosecution will be instituted to bring
Hall back to this country from Can.
ada by the First National bank, which
holds the company's notes a%ggregating
$1,000
Borrowing for Two Years.
1t appears that Hall has been Dor.
rowing the company's money for at
least two years.
, 1907-09-07
Loses Finger in lathe.

Percy Thornton, aged 20 years, a
m%achinist's apprentice at the. shops,
lost the third finger on the left hand
this morning, catching the member in
the gears of a lathe at the shops. He
was treated 10y Drs. Stevens and Nc,
Collum, the finger being amputateo
Thornton is an Englishman by birth,
having lived for some time in Canada
before coming to Laramie. He is the
nephew Of George Hunt of this city
, 1907-09-07

New York, Sept. President and
Mrs. Roosevelt visited the riding acad-
envy nea here yesterday and the presi,
dent reviewed the work of the class.
Archie and Quentin Roosevelt took
part in the review The girls in the
class rode astride and the president
expressed himself in favor of this
method of riding for women.
, 1907-09-07
Complaint Filled Today.

County Attorney Downey today filed
a complaint charging %felonous assault
against Albert Halstrom, who is said
to have assaulted silent Pete" Mel
son at the Asmus Franzen hay camp
on the tight of August &c. He was
held to the district court by Justice
Phelan of Rock River.
, 1907-09-07
GONE TO LESLIE TO
INSTALL NEW MACHINES.

city last night and left this morning
with Mrs. Frank Strong for Leslie.
where he will install the machinery re,
Gently purchased to replace that de.
stroyed by the fire which burned the
shaft house at the Strong mine. The
boiler n other heavy machinery are
now on the way to Leslie. The teams
we're unable TO draw the loads up a
certain hill yesterday and the men re,
turned to secure extra horses. Among
the party were E. P. Baker, G. H.
Swigart.
, 1907-09-07
Worried About constabuIary.

Dublin, Ireland, Sept. THAT the
government is apprehensive with re.
gard to the coming winter in Ireland,
and is doubtful regarding the loyalty
of the constabulary since the Belfast
agitation, is revealed in the strenuous
efforts to recruit the force, which has
been steadily decreasing for the past
four years. The authorities have Sc,
aside a part of the Dublin military bar.
racks as an additional quarters for the
men.
, 1907-09-07
Engineer Dead.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 7.-Engineer w.
E. Groves is dead and Fireman Moran
was fatally injured as the result of the
wreck of Rock Island passenger train
No. 90, at Caldwell, this morning. No
passengers were injured. The en-
CINE ran through a switch and was de-
rallied, falling OF it's side.
, 1907-09-07
Piling for Ice Houses.

Two carloads of piling to be used
the river front by the railroad com.
pany were received from the east this
morning and will be switched to the
ice tracks for the use of the building
department. The report that they
were to be used in building a new
freight depot started Lewis Tyvold and
Bert Logan TO putting on airs right
away.
, 1907-09-07
COMING NEXT WEEK
To SELECT a SITE.

William Dubois, the Cheyenne archi.
tect, who will draw the plans for the
girls dormitory and domestic science
building at the university, will be in
the city one day next week to assist
the executive committee of the board
of trustees in selecting a site for the
building and will then proceed with
the working plans of the structure.
The building will be located on the
university campus. Mr.. Dubois while
here will also note progress on the
First ward school, now being erected
by G. r. Inman.
, 1907-09-07
SAFE FROM WRECK
OF ARCTIC VESSEL
CAPTAIN MIkkELSEN AND MATES
OF STEAMER DUCHESS OF
BEDFORD GO TO GIBBoN.
Reach Alaska Town on Foot Over the
Ice from the Scene Of the Disaster
First Football Accident of Sea.
son in Massachusetts, at Beginning
Of Practice Game.

London, $50 p. m, Sept. THE
Evening News announces that a cable
gram was received at London today
from Gibbon, Alaska, saying that Cap
tain Mikkelsen Of the Arctic steamer
Duchess of Bedford and his compan.
ions are safe, having traversed the ice
to that place safely, after the wreck
of the ship.
, 1907-09-07
BEAT H WORLD.
American Team Makes Highest Score
Ever Recorded on Range.

Ottawa, Ont, Sept. shooting for
the Palma trophy began this morning
at Rock Cliff range. The American
team made 500 out OF a possible 600
at 500 yard range, the highest score
ever made.
, 1907-09-07
PREPARING FOR TRIP
TO STAR VALLEY.

Pure Food Commissioner Burke Is
preparing for a trip through the Star
valley and other sections OF Uinta
county shortly, following the disposi-
ton of the four cases at Cheyenne
against the Midland Grocery company
on the gath. Prof. knight, the state
chemist, will be prevented by the re-
opening of the university from accom-
panying MI. Burke.
, 1907-09-07
Rates for Grand Lodge.

The sovereign grand lodge of tho
Independent Order of Odd Fellows in
the United States will meet at st.
Paul, September IA to 81. Special
rates over the Union Pacific and Chi
arranged for. The fare for the round
trip, good for thirty days, is fixed at
first-class fare, plus 81. Tickets for
this event will be on sale September 8
and September IL.
, 1907-09-07
HEARD OF DEATH OF
BROTHER IN CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. G.. A. ~Skogerson of this city
was informed this morning by tele,
graph of the death of her brother,
Charles Erickson, at Los Angeles, Cal,
last night, where he went several
months ago for the benefit Of his
health. The remains will be taken
to Portland, Ore, for interment, Mr..
Erickson having once lived there. He
was about rs years of age and unmar-
ried.
, 1907-09-07
Stock at the Yards.

The following shipments of sheep
were here this morning, the stock be.
ing fed at the local yards: W. S. KEEL
Ter, Montpelier, Idaho, to Chicago, four
cars; Corey & Blaney, Montpelier to
Chicago, two cars; C. Meacham &
Sons, Montpelier to Chicago, three
cars; George Nichols, Soda Springs to
Chicago, thirty cars.
, 1907-09-07
GONE TO SoDERGREEN'S
To VISIT SISTER,

Henry Rice and his mother and sis
ter left this morning for the Solder
green ranch, where they are spending
the day with Miss Alice Rice, a teach
er there, before the lieutenant leaves
for the front to join his regiment.
, 1907-09-07
FIGHTERS ARRAIGNED
IN POLICE COURT.

Several cases of disturbing the peace
we're disposed of in the police court
today, a couple of brothers having
disagreed. Fines were assessed from
$40 to $3.50. One man, charged with
intoxication, forfeited his bond Of $40.
He was on his way to California and
left the train here to sample the sort
of whisky we sell here.
, 1907-09-07
FOOD COMMISSIONER
ALARMED AT REPORT.

State Pure Food Commissioner
Burke, who is at Cheyenne resting up
from his northern Wyoming trip, called
Prof. H. G. Knight, the state chemist,
by telephone today concerning a sen.
sational report in a Cheyenne paper
this morning about a case Of potmaine
poisoning in this city. Prof. knight
communicated with The Republican of.
, 1907-09-07

fee, when it was determined that the
report probably arose from the case
ate some fruit during the performance
and was made sick at her stomach.
The Cheyenne yellow streak" is again
doing business.
, 1907-09-07
RAV|NG IN
MADNESS
FORMER ASSAYER TAKEN UP ON
STREET VIOLENTLY INSANE
AND LOCKED IN JAIL.
Paul FarwelI, Who Conducted Assay
Office in Old Wyoming Bank Build
ing, Later Going to Encampment-
Came to City on Walden Stage and
Wandered About Streets.

Paul Farweli Of Encampment, for.
merly a resident and assayer in this
city, having an office in the rear of the
building now occupied by John r. Cor.
diner, was found on the streets vio-
lently insane at l o'clock this morning
by Policemen Ed Klingen and John
Johnson and turned owe to Tailor Lew.
is at the court house.
Mr.. Farwell came to the city from
Woods landing by stage last night,
giving every indication of insanity On
the way in. He imagined he had done
some great wrong and was praying for
forgiveness and singing hymns. His
low man, he laboring under the halluc.
ination that he must atone for the
wrong he had committed.
Was Gotten to Sleep.
1t was not until moor today that DR..
Hamilton and the jail attendants could
get him quoted down mi to sleep. 1t
is believed that a few days quiet will
bring him to all right. If not, the Car
bon county authorities will be notified
to care for him.
Mr.. Farwell has been connected with
one of the mining companies at En-.
campment as assayer for some time.
but today he was unable to give DR..
Hamilton any idea Of how the disease
horseback and turned his horse loose
on the plains, but a telephone message
from Woods is that he left that place
for this on the stage.
, 1907-09-07
Has a Broken Ankle.

Fred L. Levings, a brakeman resid.
ing with his wife in this city, was TAX
en- through here this forenoon to the
hospital at Cheyenne suffering with a
broken ankle, sustained while on duty
at Hanna. He was joined here by his
wife.
, 1907-09-07
Noted Missionary Dead.

Boston, Mass. Sept. REV. Quillin
Spinn, DID, missionary for the Univer-
salist church, and well known in the
denomination throughout the country,
died at his home at Medford Hillside
last night, aged 62 years.
, 1907-09-07
Accident Number One.

Chicopee, Mass, Sept. THE first
football accident of the season occur,
red here. Within a minute of the be.
ginning Of the first practice game yes
terday, the collar bone of Fred Giggs
of the Chicopee high school eleven
was broken in a mass play.
, 1907-09-07
HEAD OF BELDiNG-HALL MANU-.
FEATURING COMPANY GETS
AWAY WITH THIRD OF A
MILLION DOLLARS.
Borrowed Money Of Company and In
vested it in Worthless Mining
Stocks, Theatrical Ventures and
Other Worthless Securities-Crim.
inal Proceedings May Be Started
To Bring Him from Canada.

Chicago, Ill, Sept. THE appoint.
ment of a receiver for the properties
Of the Belding-Hall Manufacturing
company followed closely upon the dis
covery of the creditors that President
Jesse Edison Hall had appropriated to
, 1907-09-07
WILL BE SOLoiST
AT MORNING HOUR.

At the Presbyterian church tomor
row, Rev. A. C. Hogbin will preach at
IL a. m, but the evening services will
be omitted. Mrs. Trumbull will be the
soloist. Sunday school at 10 and
young peoples meeting at the usual
hour In the evening.
, 1907-09-07
Burton for Mayor.

Cleveland, O.. Sept 7.-Congressman
Theodore E. Burton. chairman of the
house committee on rivers and har-
bors, was today nominated by accla-
nation for mayor of Cleveland at the
republican convention.
, 1907-09-07
Rates for hi Fair.

Secretary Kuster Of the fair associ-
alton today receivd word that the I'm
ion Pacific had made q rate Of one and
one-third fares for the round trip from
Fine Bluffs and Rawlins to Laramie.
and from the Laramie Plains line for
The same rate from all points on its
line east Of Centennial. The reduced
, 1907-09-07
THE COLLINS FUNERAL
HELD THIS AFTERNOON.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Collins oc,
Cured this afternoon, from the family
residence on Ninth street. with ser.
vices by Rev. R. A. Lansdell of the
Baptist church, the interment being in
the city cemetery.
, 1907-09-07
Enaineer of Tests Here.

J.. H. Grove of Omaha, engineer of
tests for the Union Pacific, vas among
the visiting railroad men this morning,
looking after some tests being made
on the two Laramie districts.
, 1907-09-07
Gone for His Family.

]. w. Highleyman, district foreman
here, has gone to Rawlins to pack his
household goods and bring his family
to this city, they having secured the
William Mckay house on Fifth street
for a home.
, 1907-09-07
CHANGE OF DATE
OF NASH FUNERAL.

The funeral of A. J.. Nash has been
postponed until $3.50 a. m, Sunday,
September s. Services at the Metho-
dist church at the above named hour.
All comrades of the Grand Army are
requested to be present.
, 1907-09-07
Cholera in Russian poland.

Berlin, Germany, Sept. 1.-Two
deaths from cholera are announced
from villages adjacent to Sosnowice,
just across the Silesian frontier, in
Russian Poland.
, 1907-09-07
Letter Carriers Elect.

Canton, O.. Sept. THE National
Letter Carriers association elected w.
E. Kelley of Brooklyn, N. Y, as presi-
dent, and R. w. Cantwell as secretary
treasurer.
, 1907-09-07
MEETING OF
THE BOARD
STOCKHOLDERS AND DIRECTORS
OF LARAMIE PLAINS LINE IN
ANNUAL GATHERING.
Old Board Reelected and Old Officers
Chosen at subsequent Meeting OF
Board-party on For North Park
in AutomoblIes-Youns Man Loses
Finger at the s6ops.

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Laramie. Hahns Peak
and Pacific Railway company in the
general offices of the company in the
Interstate Townsite building, Presi
dent Miller presided, with A. s. Howe
of Boston as secretary. The following
board Of directors was unanimously re,
elected, nearly the whole amount Of the
stock being represented: Fred A. Mil,
Ter, George M. Colby, L. w. Thompson.
A. s. Howe, Z. s. Crawley, Otto
Gramm and e. J. Bell. Messrs. Miller.
Howe, Gramm and Bell were present.
After the election of the directors that
body held a meeting, re-electing the
following officers:
company's OFFICERS
President-Fred A. Miller Of Lara,
mic.
Vice President-George M. Colby OF
Lawrence, Mass.
Treasurer W. Thompson Of Wo-
burn, Mass.
Secretary and Assistant Treasurer
"A. 8. Howe Of Boston.
The board disposed Of some minor
matters demanding immediate atten-
ton. The reports Of the officers for
the year showed progress Of the work,
including the opening of the Laramie
Centennial division for traffic and the
beginning of operations IN the Cen,
tennial-W Walden division. 1t vas de-
cided to proceed with the latter work
as rapidly as the work could be done,
it being the intention of the company
to complete the line to Walden at the
earliest possible moment.
OF for the Park.
Following the meeting Of the stock
holders and the subsequent meeting
OF the directors. a party consisting OF
President Miller, Secretary Howe, H.
J. Sitter Of New York, E. R
Miller of Williamsburg, Pa, Monte
Blevins of Walden, Colo, and Gen
eral Superintendent r. D. Stewart left
for Walden, being accompanied by Ell
mer Lovejoy and Slayer Hansen in
their automobiles. The party will
spend as much time as possible in the
park, the exact date Of their return te
this city not being definitely known
They go to inspect the proposed route
and to investigate the coal fields o.
North park, the ultimate goal Of the
road.
, 1907-09-07
MAKING REPAIRS FOR
PROSPECTIVE TENANT.

The w. H. Holiday company this
morning began repairing the residence
at 4O3 First street, recently damaged
by fire. and it will be rented on Mon
day for a home for a family just COM
ing to the city,
, 1907-09-07
New Clerk Today.

M. o. Shields arrived from Cheyenne
this afternoon and will take a position
in the office of Trainmaster F. C..
Let's.
, 1907-09-07
A Fine Spectacle.

The invaders from "Blueland" were
neither overwhelmed nor captured, but
were compelled to hastily flee to their
ships in an imaginary ocean and steam
to their W country. The spec,
tacle was fine, as the final struggle
a attended by an abundance o,
shooting.
, 1907-09-07
Finger Mashed at Shops.

John Holmberg, a machinist at he
shops, had the little finger on his LETT
hand mashed at the shops this morn
ing. nea the knuckle joint, but he was
able to resume work after the accident.
, 1907-09-07

gines taking their turn on %eastbound
business. Engine 1916 remains Gin the
hole" at Fort Steele to facilitate the
handling Of loaded cars from the tie
yard.
, 1907-09-07
Woman FOUND DEAD
AND MAN MUT|LATED

tions. Mrs. Fish had been shot and
mutilated horribly with a cleaver.
Fish's Health Poor.
Fish recently retired from business
on account of poor health and was sub
ject to fits Of dependency.
Fish 10 Insane.
1t is said that Fish will recover. He
is insane and was removed to a sani-
tarium.
, 1907-09-07
TRACK Is BETTER
THAN LAST YEAR.

Secretary Kuster Of the fair asso'
citation says the track is now in bet
ter shape than it vas this many days
before the fair last year, and by the
time for the opening of the three days
races on the 18th there will be abso-
lutely no fault to be found with it.
The Kuster-Erwin string Of horses is
at Sioux City, La, today.
, 1907-09-07
Paper for lille Olson.

Some paper for "Tillie Olson" eX,
pected at the Opera House shortly, has
been received at the freight depot
here.
, 1907-09-07

Assigned Engines Withdrawn.
The engines assigned to The tie run
from Fort Steele to this city have been
withdrawn and hereafter the move
ment Of ties will be by the regular en-
, 1907-09-07
Miss kuttner interviewed.

New York, Sept. miss Julia Kutt,
ner, the young woman whom Ferdi-
c%ialist, is to marry after a divorce
shall have been granted his wife, is
quoted in an interview today as say
ing:
, 1907-09-07
Wish Of the Wife.

Il am not an interloper. Mrs. Earle
is not a martyr. This day l would
gladly give him UP for duty's sake, al.
ed, If his wife would consent, but she
will not. 1t was she who urged me to
try to fill the need in his life, which
she admits she has been unable to
meet"
, 1907-09-07
POLICE BELIEVE FISH KILLED
WIFE AND THEN ATTEMPT
Ed HIS OWN BY CUT.
TING THROAT.
Pair Had Been Quarreiins and Theory
is That This Resulted in Tragedy
Fish Had Been Broker eut Re-
tired on Account Of III Health
Woman Who is to Marry Artist
Socialist Says it is Wife's Wish.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. Mrs. Fred M.
Fish, wife of a wealthy retired broker,
was found murdered at her home at
423 Davis street, Evanston, early to
day. Her husband with his throai
cut, was found unconscious on the floor
of the bedroom in which the body of
the woman was lying.
Police Believe 1t Murder.
1t is the opinion Of the police that
Fish murdered his wife and then at
tempted to commit suicide. He has
not yet recovered consciousness. The
cause of the tragedy is not known.
Pair Had Been QuarreIing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fish were heard by
neighbors last night In violent alterca-
, 1907-09-07
SOLID WITH
OUR GIRLS
PRESIDENT IN FAVOR OF WOMEN
EoEsTRiENNEs RIDING ASTRIDE
THEIR HORSES THE SAME
AS MERE MEN DO.

Visited Riding Academy Near New
York, Where Girls Adopted That
Method, and II Net With His APP
Touring Western States In Interest
of Candidacy of Fairbanks.
, 1907-09-07
AND blue
IN MIMIC BATTLE
ENGLISH ARMY MANEUVERS RE-
SUIT IN VICTORY FOR SOL
DIERS AGAINST SAILORS.
Latter Compelled to Flee to imaginary
Ships on an Imaginary Ocean At.
ter Fierce Onslaught and Tremen.
dous Firing-Irish Situation Wor,
ryins Government.

Salisbury, England, Sept. War in
"Redland," or the army maneuvers,
which began on Salisbury plains last
Monday, have come to a close with 4
victory for the defenders of the forti-
fed territory.
, 1907-09-07
|RR|GAT|ON|5Ts
FAVOR HIS POLICY
PRESIDENTS COURSE ON REcLA.
NATION, CONSERVATION AND
FORESTS ENDORSED.
Albuquerque Named as Next Place of
Meeting, with Denver Man as
President-Withdrawal Of Duty on
Lumber and Protest Against Phil
ippine Sugar Cut Out.

Sacramento, Cal, Sept. 7.-Albu-
querque was today selected as the
meeting place of the irrigation con-
gress for next year. An effort to have
the congress pass a resolution calling
for the withdrawal of duty on lumber
failed.
, 1907-09-07
SOLD SOME LAND.
IN MARSHALL n

William r. and Martha G. Cameron
today sold to Ezra S. Bell, for 81, 500,
160 acres in section 4, township 81,
range. rs.
, 1907-09-07

rates will apply from the 18th to the
18th.
, 1907-09-07
Some Examinations.


The convention also eliminated from
the resolutions one protesting against
the enactment of legislation favoring
Philippine sugar. With this exception
the report of the committee on resolu-
lions was adopted.
Presidents Policy Endorsed.
The policy of President Roosevelt
relative to reclamation, conservation
of water and forests and other things
was endorsed.
Officers for 1903.
The new officers are:
President-Frank c.. Goudy of Den.
yer.
First Vice President-John e. Baker
of California.
Secretary-B. A. Fowler of Arizona.
Had Little Opposition.
R. E. Twitchell of Las Vegas made
an eloquent appeal for the choice of
Albuquerque as the next meeting
place. The only city named in opposi.
ton was Walla Walla. Washington.
With the exception of Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho, all the state delega'
tons voted for albuquerque, Califor
mia being excused from voting.
, 1907-09-07

Now In Retirement.
Miss Kuttner is now in retirement in
the Orange mountains with her
brother.
, 1907-09-07

Daily Republican. 50 cents . month