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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
llniere poft eiftit unS lest.

geenu UDr bunbert Sabren iemnn6
ben @riinoeru bieier Siepublit eeinat
hdtte, OaB zines cages Der aOnereB
iiir bic &oitamter Der 8ereirieten
Gtaaten bic Sllntme bon $2o9, ,416,s :
S02 periuilIieen tuerOe, bdtter lie Die
0dnbe iber benz aOpfe auiammen ees
l1lnoen. 8ar bod oamals ber
Oberite 9oitbeamte cine 10 untutdtiee
9eri6ulidteit, baB er zines sibes I'M
aabinet gar nidt fir tulrOis sebals
ten parO. 9as ean5e &Oitrpelen
itanb bamnls aud auf einent iebr
tteiner SUB, iuie ia Oas eanse aanO
cine beicbeioehc slusbebnuue bate.
Sn 1892 CAB eS oau3e 264 &uits
dmter in ben gereintsten Staten.
beute sdblen mir beren $1,000, linO
init $4,000 lieB fi9 bas eanse Bot.
seicbdit beauen beitreitef. 8. +. be-
auent mar bic @eibi6te seraOe ui9t.
llm einen 8rief 80 Meilen tpeit su
befbroern, brauhte man mebr Belt
ais beut5utnee fir cine gntfernune
uon touieno 0ieilen. llnb mas bic
@ei6ihte toitetel Sir 9efBrberuna
zines 8rtefes uun 9aem gprt nab Sas
Uannab muBte adtsebnmal ntebr ees
sabl tuerben als jest nbtbie 1T, i'm
ilber bic 6etleneebirge gu ienOen in
@eeeuOen, oDn benen man bamnls
gar nihts iuuBte. llno babel tpurs
ben uffi5iel ilur 9riefe befDroert,
3eitunsen 81 OerienOen sebbrte ni9t
81 ben 8erpflibtuneen ber Gpitper-
waltuus. Die 8uitrneilter ttaten
bas auf eisene 5auit llnO beute ees
bDrt bic 9Oit nit su ben arbBten 9lbs
| Itbeiluneeu urierer 8unbesuerual-
Ituns unO lit Der bette 8eiueis fir Die
eeiualtiae Gntipidllinp bes 9nnbes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

8ie 10 bdufis icbon, bat aud In
bieien Sabre iuieber bas aommen
oer milOeu SabreSseit benz Gbictbal
eihe uerbeerenoe Spdilutb eebratbt.
9ie aeseusiiiie Der lesten Belt,
bic ben 5urmen unberehenbaren @es
tuinn 6rahten, babeu Die Slutb I'M
Ohio auO ieinen 9sebeuilhfien iii uers
Acknowledgements SbBe, anicbueflen
laiien.
Der Sdn6el lit bort bereits elm
rnsebeurer. 20 Menidlen baben
idun ibren Spb in ben @elen geTuu.
ben; Der Gieentbumsuerluit fpiro auf
20 IitIltonen Dollars berehnet; SOo,=
900 aeute iinb anBer strbeit; 10000
5amilien pbba1lps; bic Sdlfte aIIer
Sdnlen 1T eeidlOiIen uno ale nntes
rem Stnbttbeile IN 9sittsburg inb gll-
leebenb iteben ltnter @afer, 10 baB
Diele Sptels, 9beater MIN. pom
&ertebr qbeeiblpiien iinb; ber 9es
trteb ber @niieriuerte 1T burd bic
Sohflutb gum ftiHitunb eebrndlt lpurs
ben unb iOmobl Der 5elepbpnbieuIt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
aerl1ta1tt. aRlo. grrttaa Den 90 aflar, 1907.

Ter, uu6 bann tuuBte i4 tpirttiA nidjt,
mas es beiBt, trant 5u iein. slber i'm
lebten CONNER FAM bic 0ieibe an
mid. Gs mar i'm glueuIt. S9 tpurs
De 10 trant unb idwad, baB ib ntHt
arbeiteu tunnte. Stb bielt ben aDpi
bod in Der Suffnitne, oaB nllss balb
uoriiberseben ipirOe, aber anItatt
beiier, tuurOe es iblinnter. Sd Tag
tranf I'M 8ett, ais i9 aufins ben sll.
pentrauter 81 nebmen. Wleine @attin
siue nu9 Der Stabt, UNI i'm gu boz
len. Sd irene mid, iasen gu tDus
nen, baB gIlpentrauter mir iuiOrt se-
bulfen bat, funO id tuurbe bulO tuie.
Der eeiunb. Der 9llpentrauter 1T jebt
uuier Sausmittel, rnb id balte es
fir meine 9fIidt, i'm glnberen gu ems
pieblen.
5raot niat in Der alputbefe naf
Sllpentrauter. ct futro nitbt in 9tpOs
tbeteu Oertauft, iunOern an bic 2eute
Oirett burb 9pe5ialSlsenten. anse.
iteIt BON ben Giseutbamern, Or.
geter 5ubruep & Sons 60, ll2-ll8
90. SUDue 9tpe., Chicago, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22

ming waters and the complete artihciali-
zation Of our waterways for the benefit
of our people as whole.
9as aauO bat oIe llriade bic Gius
ridtino bieier aOmuiiiiiOn eatsubeis
Zen; Oerridtet iie bic ibr iibertrases
men 9Irbeiteu in Sinne bes @rafben.
ten, 10 ptrb bic @eidlidte ibreu 0aits
slieOern Elm bantbnres slnbenten be,
tpabren Sn ibreu SdnOeti rlltt cine
bic benz 8uu bes Banana.
sauals au Erastpeite uid1t uiel ua9,
iteBen bttrssse
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22

berleber, @anberniere unb @au6er.
nils, eentauo ii,iO 65rihlaffnus Der
SaudUrsane. Slm icblimmften If
es, baB Oieie ertturbenen Gieenifafs
ten auf Die gtadtummen erblidj iiber.
tragen iuerbeu. 2as @a9Ien Der
glerDOiitdt uuf @rpnb Der sunebmen.
ben @ri6laffuus Der irueren Dreaus
finoet Oabnrfl feline grtlariins. ia
audi bic 3unnbme Der 8linobarment-
5iiubuus fam bon Der int eriteu aes
bensjabre iufOlse Der abnOrireu grs
uabruus beOinsteu 8erlaeeruns Oes
9armes bereeleitet iperoen.
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,Iebsr Oie 5unobme Der Krdufbsit.


lleber Ole 3unabme DER Krdufhcit
oebeinrotb G,ernn her ebsr nor
nor eeit,,no ber r6ir,,roi,t6en efi,,i,
II oeibefbero ,,,riifoetrstsn h,t Il
Rem Iehtsn non Inn bero,,aoe,ohe.
non csobrssberit,te h,e C5rfohy,',,,,s :,
rieheroereot bie - ir,oo,,fe her c,os.
j iiber ,lrSosbs ,,rb @ehorALn,o ~ So,
erortbeiter =, ,ei,,sr g,otients, -,
,or,n,ert bot Ga ,ts;,t ia ~ 81 81,
erort6eitsn ,,,,,Stn,e,, 't,ohS.,,, s.. 81.
ssta,sfi .svo;.s,;s,a,. g, ,s,,,,,,.., ,,,S ~ Il.
c.ho,,aSn,,o,. KY q, a,,,t,a,, ,.,,,'s ,,'s -
,,,,.t,;o,, e. 60, ,,,o.e4 sss,
o,,rob,,,o So, e,.o,,k.;tos ,,,s; Opa
,,,s,,ts t,,,ortri1 fs;,,,'.T a "a a. :.
S,s ,,s,4.s,s,.t. Or,,,,,s,....,,,' NJ. =
r;t,t,,,, a. ,,.,S .s,.,,a,.rt,e,.., 80. ~
~, or,,,a,Sop,,,,,o, Sas oah...s &.
- - oota,s s.s.. D.p sss o.
ssaasS" ss;.'aS On,,.;,,',,.'. 0VS."s' s.s 'Ay'
S.,'Sss S.,. S,S, S,,,, ~ ~. ss'asr".
,,.r. 80 ''ysg,ss'' '.,.l,, gsAYe :,
$500, So. ssos'''sg' ~. =
,,,,,'S..,,,.,. ~. SI'.,.,.s. ~ na' ~.
',,'.s.'s !, ~ atO','sos'' pOn' ulS,'
ssg. isgt" 'yp''e u. s5''puus 9s'e.'' guy
s',s'. u, Sss."g gut ls1.'st usl' gsl'' ~
sAS .sg"''s', Wy 10y ~, su''ss Sus
g.'D w =. .o'n's.s ,O'O5aiuAuslag's !, pase' !,
~ ~, Nm y 'A.s' WS"stu.lpn. aau
"a S,t. @',luluu,'na wv. " ~ usruVnl'ea @e'
s'gt''a 'u,," ~ lO'oOg. Opn osl'l y a.s'
'uo.'ieVsa pe'
DO..ssAas .'. gst.sg.s''' 90 DsF OIe liu'
sA'',',S s'''9's'p,s ~ ''Otpetlral'e
Da.'v !, ,a'u's'''De oe.9a''suns y Der
!, sess',,su's. I, segsl''l' y V als aAp O'e
os.psl'sa',s s ~ a.loytplsgs, 9 .a, luD'
A'' aug'ts'v lSV'O'sg.''Vs 5aO'U'7
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
Gin fe9ensreidlss ltlonopoI,


giur bic llnwilienbeit tann bebaupr
ten, bnB es tein ispensreiheu Wlonos
pol p,ebt. sSsne SIrsnei, peIner Dor
Sobrbanberten uDn ben gelebrten
Mdnhcu anf benz ct. Bernard ent.
oeft nro iettDem 8ebntauicnoe uun
ihwergu eeioen gebeilt bot, III Elm
iolneS WlonDpul 8ieie beriibmten
ct. BERNARD arduterpilIen IinS that.
idhIid] Ons einsiae 0eilmiitel, 0as
in allen 6aiIen BON gerbauunaslei-
ben billt, MlnH npbme es, tuenn ltd1
Der Seginn zines iOldlen 2ei6ens
.ufh faOen Dber idjIehteu @eitmnde
i'm Wiunoe. aOpiihmerSen, llebelteit
pno geriippiang nnmelOet. Wlan
nebme es iDeIeih, nm I'D, fpdiere
aunlen "a eriparen. glber aud
Oann, ipenn Dns 2eiDen iHOn tieIeer
ssuraeln eeidlIapen bat, ipenn bic
itetenben aUpfi1mersen nifJt uebr
uericbminben tuOaen, iuenn Dhus
rnaGtsfdne unO sebfDrunaen eintres
ten unb wenn gaiereu IInb 2eber Der.
piftet iiub, aud bann teIIen 0tele
tpunoertbdtisen Iillen nod. Sie euts
balten tein Guedilbe. uber anbere
dtenbe Stoffe, iunOern uur heiIenbe
HHan3enidfte. ilr 25 Gents In al.
len sIpOIbelen Dine prcbe TOttor.
&ehnuuaen 81 3nbten Ober llnIun,
men fur DerrblUis giuidlers grdporo.
te gu Ueridlweuben, ionn nIlO ieber,
aud Der llnbemittelte. I'D, Elm runhrs
bates, ltets snuerldiiiees 4eiImitIe[
uetihnifeu.
81 boten Eel gBnlEer Bros.
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9as s. 9willinaapaor.

9ns 8. B tptllt tl9Spa1r.
Bon NOunt SIeaiant, Ger, lpIrb
beriGtet. Oub Srau u. .. Qltpuub
ibrem Satten Oas adte gaar 8ull.
linse oebDren bat. @iersebn ber
Stinber iinO anuben, spei iinb nab.
den. gltuUuO bebuuptst, Oab 3 piIs
l'uee In ieiuer 5amilIe erblIH ieisn;
ieiue sbweiter babe brei, iein gru.
Der ear isds 8oare. gait siols ssIat
Der eiudliGe Batter aud Elm Glneriens
nunesifreiben BON Braiitent &OOies
ueIt, bus Oieier als StntpOrt nuf Elm
isamilteubilO nudJ sIntunit Dee iieben.
ten 8wiIlinas 8aares ihidte.
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County SduIfOmmiGdr.

g9ir iino ermddttli, Serrn Z. .. Gpobrer
oIc Sauoioat iiir 6ounin eduItomntiiIGr
bon Gasconaoe eountp aaiutiinolsen. un
ieuporien Der @nidleiouus Der Siimmgeber
bel Der i11rIid1en S1uluabI an 2. April
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-22
Die 2lliNOurisr GeoisIatur

bat ih ant Samstas prO0rnntmsemdB
oertaat. @Uuoerneur 5ult 6antte
ben @eieseebern fir ibre patriotiiHen
9eiitunsen, lieB iie aber audi elei9s
5eitie wiiieu, baB er cine Grtra.
Sibung eiuberlifea tuerbe,
tuelde mabri6eiultd am 2. stpril be.
einnen iull. Gs Uerlautet, boB Der
@ouuerneur fulsenbes 9rusramm
Der @eietsebuuo unterbreiteu luerOe:
Slcciies@eiesaebun9; bic 8ere6tieune
BON @uncipuleu, bic Staten fir Dffent.
lihe gebirfniiie (tuie 8eleuHtuns,
Ssaiier, StraBeubabnraten II (. tp,) }
ieit5uieben: $OliSei &eeulatiunen in
StdOten unb Oas &edt fir ben @pus
oeriteur, Seantte, tuelhe tire &fli6t
(nath 9luffaiiuns bes Serrn 5plt)
nidt erfiuen, OurdJ Quo 8arranto.
Serfabreu ibres 9Imtes entbebsu 81
OHrfen.
9a in elmer @rtra.Sibuns MIR iOl,
die Sei9afte berbanbelt tuerben ton
men, bic in Der Giuberuflinss.Grut
nation be8eifnet iinb, iuer6en bic
Scrren@eiebseber eben putitiidJ5arbe
betenneu uoer es aui einen 8rufj
nit Oem SOuoerneur nntomnten lai.
fen maiien Die grtruiisnts biirfte
aliU inter ben Serbdltuiiien utel in.
tereianter lperOen, als bic itberitan-
bene reeulare Sa9ung.
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Tret AT
&benmatiSmnSIraafe!

MeHn eie nit Slbennutlsmus u6er OBldt Be-
bnitei tino. bdnti ldjteibeii Gle mir. uii0 TO
lperoe Sbnen ftgi ein 4ddet zines barnloTeft
Wliiiels ieu6eH, lpelbes emit fntd uTi6 teiiber
Idllicnbe bellie 9les iDliibertdre WlitteI beilte
iir5li1 etnenperril uon 20 4abren lpelher bon
mar. Sin tnnittlrfcs 9ild iiber SbeumatlsmIis
nno cthi HhcrieH6e th dlif WHHid tbeninne
fTei. Nuu dbreiilre: Suhn v. emi9h
44s2 Gloria aniIOne WliIipaiiire mia
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II i
Der 2luspss gSenn Sic trant
iiHO, ccrseiien gie uitbt bab Cd cineu
slaspes eibt Fauieube baben ibn
tn sllpentrdutet sefuuOeu. Subu 3.
l9iueSart S8Or iel, areOeric, gsis.
lttreibt; sd babe ben Bel Sbnen
beltellten sIlpsntrauter erbaIten unD
Id ersielte Iulae saeTultate bas SSr
9iter Olame mod inebr seehrt wirb.
SD sndte iitnsr init ben g1ulteru,
iOenn SenlanO 9Hreu Vllpentrauter.
OOer iibsrbnlipt irpenb eine Ulsbi3in
ertudbute Sd mar iDlH Elm 8peiFs
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Sn 9ittsburg ba6er lebte @u9e
Die 5lutben bcs Obio, ALLEGHENY llno
Observation-Disclosures utuenmbaren
Saaoen aueeridtet.
Sunerbalb So Stunoeu eineen 20
@enibenleben uerluren, unb purben
@ranos ,iuluie ioafipes 8eiibtbum i'm
Rertbe bon $4,000, 900 seritbrt.
100000 Slrbeiter mliien feiern lnb
biBen taslib $3.50, 900 an aDbn eiu.
10000 6aniilienuaren ubca9los uub
miBten gum Sbetl in ben ercBen Ois
flee @ebduOeu urtereebradt luer.
Den.
slaesberp mar fait eauslirb oun
Der SIuBenuelt abeeiflOiicn unb aui
8outUertebr onSeipieien Der gele
pbunbteuit bate auisetbrt, uno 0el.
lampen lino aer5en iuaren ipieber gu
slnieben seIanst.
@caeeipprt eleiat 8eueoig, uub
nIIer oanOel unO @unOel 1T su @tins
itagO eebradJt
Sieiec lleberiaiuemmunoen iut6eu
oas sdn3e 0bio Sbal, iOipie bic
sanOereien am @janli unO NluSfius-
IN beim.
3u Oent srCBen lleberI9pem,
iuuHgsmleIaf oeieIte Ii6 nod eine
5euersbruuIt, fpelt6e Die glnlaoen Der
YIN: Sheet, Gin 4 8late 60. ciud.
id,erte Gin ipeiterer Sranb i'm
@suunt @aIbiustun 9ilrttt Serlttrte
bier @eidlaits- unO finfsebu gobn.
bdllier.
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fdr rDeaanfieher.

Die 1oIgenben DIiraer Der betreiienben
Stitritie Seigeu iid) biermii ais Ganoioaien
tir gpesouiieber an
, 1907-09-05

blue, underwent a change, a fire
sprang up in them, they became suf-
fused with a light such as is born only
in those who see the heavens open
before their rapt gaze.
Inspiration in His Face.
His face n whole being radiated
an inspiration and a responding with
soul and body to the voices that arose
under his fingers. AS Grieg played
the now so little appreciated Mozart
with exquisite phrasing and complete
command of the beauties Of melody, I
have never heard anyone play that
divine master-and never shall. At
such moments genius undoubtedly
spoke to genius, and | was privileged
to be near and hear. AS was proper,
l had to sit down and play for hint
happened to be his W composition.
When l was through, he remarked
that l did pretty well, but not as well
as the composition deserved. My
method was at fault. To eradicate the
failings would be an endless task.
hence l had better begin from the very
beginning. And | began that very day
with five-fnger exercises. For Grieg
meant what he said. The next time
came he gave me one of Mozart's
sonatas, and it was then that he
played for me the first time.
Beloved by His Pupils.
Grieg was most ardently beloved by
his pupils. When he gave concerts
they locked to hear and applaud him.
Wherever he went a train of devoted
disciples escorted him to and from the
railroad station, gave him three times
three cheers, flowers, smiles and adorn-
ing glances. And Grieg enjoyed it.
Even when most tired, he frightened
at once into radiant sunshine and no
smile could be more responsive, warm
er or more enthused than his. Yet he
was not a teacher to be trifed with.
The tallest and the sturdiest stood in
awe of him when he conducted an or
chestra or sat down by the piano.
Mannerisms Cut Out.
He soon did away with mannerisms
such IS the Agro is inclined to adopt
for the sake of effect. A reproof from
his eyes, when some awkward passage
irritated him, was something everyone
and recoiled under. There
was much grief in Christiania when.
a stay of a year and a half, he
decided to leave for his birthplace,
Bergen. 1t was the last l saw of him.
But the memory Of him as a musician
and an interpreter is forever with me,
as with all his pupils.
, 1907-09-05
MARKET REPORTS
At TRADEC ENTERs
QUOTATIONS ON THE PRICE OF
LIVE STOCK AT OMAHA, KAN
sAs CITY AND CHICAGO.
Twenty-six Thousand Cattle and Nine
teen Thousand Sheep Received at
Two Markets This Morning, caus-
ing a Slight Decline in Cattle and
Sheep Prices.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 5.-Cattle-
Receipts. 1000 head, including 1900
s%outherns. Market steady to 10c lower.
Southern steers, $3.25@4.65; southern
cows, s2.25@3.40; stockers and feed
ers. $3.25@5.50; bulls, $3.50@4.00;
calves, s3.50@6.75; western steers.
s3.60@5.50; western cows, $2.25@4.0O.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head. Market
steady. Muttons, $5.O0@5.75; lambs.
s5.60@7.50; range wethers, 5000
$50; fed ewes, $4.5O@5.40.
, 1907-09-05
FIVE ARE KILLED
| A HOTEL FIRE
KNOWN DEAD NUMBER THAT
MANY AND MORE OF THE &C.
cUPANTs uNAccoUNTED FOR.
Webb Hotel at Shelton, Near Tacoma,
Consumed Early This Morning,
Two Women Being Among Vic
tims-Train Wrecked on BaIti-
moro and Ohio, but Nobody Killed.

Tacoma, Wash, Sept. Sire de-
stroyed the Webb hotel at Shelton,
two miles from Tacoma, last night. 1t
is reported that fifteen persons per.
ished. Miss Railey and Mrs. Nudge,
both Of Shelton, are known to be
among the lost. All the other victims
are believed to be men. Seven bodies
have been recovered.
The Known Dead.
The following are known to have
persisted:
MISS IVY MAY BAILEY, chamber.
maid.
WILLIAM HOLMES, master me
chanic Of the Pennsylvania railway.
PEARL F. LARSON, a boy.
MRS. GAY of the hotel.
DAN ]. HENNESSEY. a logger.
Eight or nine are unaccounted for.
, 1907-09-05
LIFE ENDED
ABOUT NOON
MARY COLLINS succUMes TO At
TACK OF TYPHOID FEVER AT
NINTH STREET HOME.
Leaves Husband and Seven Children,
Some Of Latter of Quite Tender
Age-Was Daughterin-Law of Pho
neer Business Man and Property
Owner Of This City.

Mrs. Mary Collins, wife Of Samuel
Collins, died at her home. 1901 south
Ninth street, at 1915 this afternoon,
of typhoid fever, and the funeral will
probably be held on Saturday, although
that matter had not been definitely
determined. Mrs. Collins leaves a hus-
band and eight children to mourn her
taking off. She was AZ years of age,
was born in Pennsylvania, but has
spent much of her life here. Her chill
dred are Wesley Collins, married and
living In Laramie; Harvey Collins.
Sidney Collins, Mary Collins, Irene
Collins, Georgia Collins, Roth Collins
and Samuel Collins, the most of them
children of tender years.
III for Some Time.
Mrs. Collins has been i'll for several
days, and yesterday it was feared she
would not survive the night. However,
there came a rally in her condition and
he seemed to be improving for a time,
but the disease took a turn for the
worse and the end came at the hour
stated. She was surrounded by rela-
tives and friends and her last hours
were made as comfortable as loving
kindness and medical skill could make
them.
Lived Long In Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins have lived here
for many years, although for a time
they resided at Ogden and Evanston.
They came back several months ago,
some Of their children having been
born here. Mr.. Collins is the brother
Of Mrs. ]. W. Costin, and he and his
, 1907-09-05
RETURNING
To THE UNIVERSITY.

A letter was received this morning
from Captain John w. Heavey, dated
at Terre Haute, Ind, on the I'd, say
ing: so far no news has reached
of my relief from duty with the
University of Wyoming, and the war
department has received my monthly
reports as to address regularly. l
hope to be at Laramie on the 18th"
The captain has SEN his two older
sons, William and Jackson, to their
grandmother in Alabama and will bring
the younger, Wade, here with him.
, 1907-09-05
WILL ARRANGE FOR
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

The board Of county commissioners
yesterday afternoon appointed a com.
mittee consisting of N. E. Corthell.
Harry Maynard, d. N. %Stickney, John
Reid and c. l.. Rauner to have charge
of the matter of holding a farmers in
stitute here. The committee will Sc,
cure the required number of signers,
and when these have been secured
they will call a meeting and perfect an
organization. The board, it is pre-
sumed, will then make an appropria-
tion of county funds to assist in the
work of the institute. The ranchmen
of the county are inclined to take hold
of the matter and make the institute
a great success. The experiment sta
ton will cooperate with the commit
tee in holding the institute.
, 1907-09-05
Fears No Further Outbreak.

Honolulu, Sept. 5.-Ishii, secretary
of the bureau of commerce of the Jap,
anese foreign Office, who is now in the
United States as a special commission
er from his government, has written
to consult Saito saying that he be-
lieves there will be no further out
breaks of the anti-Japanese sentiment
in San Francisco. He adds that he
hopes to succeed in an amicable adj
justment of the present difficulties.
, 1907-09-05
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Ill, Sept. 5.-Cattle-Esti-
mated receipts, $500 head. Market
steady. Beeves, $4.10@7.25; cows and
heifers, $1.30@5.25; Texans, $500
500; calves, $6.OO@7.75; westerns.
s4.O0Q6.OO; stockers and feeders, $3.50
$500.
Sheep-Estimated receipts, $4,000
head. Market steady. Sheep, $3.50
$50; lambs, $5.OO@5.75; yearlings,
s5.5O@6.3O.
, 1907-09-05
Letter From Sims.
Rorah Trial Date Set.

Boise. Idaho, Sept. 5.-The date of
the beginning of United States Sen
ator Borah's trial is September 23.
He is charged with conspiring to de-
fraud the federal government by Sc
curing the illegal entry of timber
lands.
, 1907-09-05
Freight Train in Wreck.
oAsRoA is HERE.
Prince Of Old Egyptian Family 10 Visit
ing In America.

New York, Sept. 5.--Prince Dabroa.
a member of one of the oldest families
In Egypt, is travelling in this country.
He 10 a 1lne looking man Of %. speak
ing English perfectly. He says he will
go to Texas soon to study cotton rails
ing methods there, as compared with
those in Egypt.
, 1907-09-05
Commission Firm Fails.

New York, Sept. 5.-The failure OF
Watson & Co., bond commission brok,
ers, was announced on the New York
stock exchange today. 1t is under,
stood the firm has been very active
in trading in Northwestern railway
stocks lately.
, 1907-09-05
Suit AGAIN POSTPONED.

New York, Sept. 5.-The taking OF
testimony in the suit against the
Standard Oil company, which was to
have begun today, was again post
poned until September II, in order to
permit counsel for the Standard to
, 1907-09-05
Lease on Novik Bay.

Berlin, Sept. ga special dispatch
from Shanghai says that the United
States has taken a five years lease of
Norvik bay. south of V%ladivostok, and
has also leased for the next winter the
floating dry dock at Vladivostok.
, 1907-09-05

m%aliciously tampering with Western
Union telegraph wires in the suburb
Of Mayfair August %. Birdsell ad-
mitted that he disconnected two Of
the company's lines, but declared he
had instructions to do from the wire
, 1907-09-05

wife returned to Laramie when the
elder Collins died.
Announcement Of the place and date
of the funeral will be made in these
columns tomorrow afternoon. The
members of the family are having the
attention Of their friends, who are do
less hard to bear.
, 1907-09-05
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
FILED THIS AFTERNOON.

Mrs. Elizabeth Farrell, by her at
.torney, Will McMurray, today began
suit for divorce against Leo C. Far
rell, charging him with desertion. They
were married here February Is, 1892,
and have one child, a daughter, Lenora
Charity, the custody Of whom the
mother asks.
, 1907-09-05
Name for Fighting Ship.

Washington, d. C, Sept. 5.-The ma
Wy department has decided to christen
the 2O,0OO-ton battleship No. 30 New
York" This can be effected by chang
ing the name of the armored cruiser
of that name to Saratoga.
, 1907-09-05
TWO v S.
Burlington Directors Disbursing Large
Sum of Net Earnings.

New York, Sept. 5.-The directors OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy to.
day declared their regular quarterly
dividend of 2 per e nj Of the capital
cent.
, 1907-09-05
Former Consul Dead.

Washington, Sept. 5.-William H.
Abercombie, formerly United States
consul at Nagasaki, Japan, commit
ted suicide by asphyxiation at his
apartments in Stone Leigh court here
today. He was IS years old.
, 1907-09-05
Closing Stock Quotations.

New York, Sept. 5.-Union Pacific,
1921: do preferred, 81; Southern Pa
cific. S6h; Atchison, S7&; do pre-
ferred. 90A New York Central, 1861;
Pennsylvania, 100; Copper, 70; Steel,
32A; do preferred, 95k.
, 1907-09-05
SURE OF FUSION.
One Man Secures Nomination from
Democrats and Populists.

Lincoln, Neb.. Sept. 5.-keuurns from
the primary election Tuesday indicate
that the nomination for judge of the
supreme court Of George L. Loomis on
both the democratic and populist tick,
cts, which insure fusion again this
year.
, 1907-09-05
X ILL

Miss Julia Tobias. one Of the mem,
bers of the company producing mo
Mother to Guide Her at the Opera
House last night, was taken i'll during
the progress Of the play and DR.. Ste
vens was called. The lady believes
she was made i'll by something she ate.
after being treated.
, 1907-09-05

BY Agnes Mathilde Wergeland.
Bergen, Norway, Sept. 4.-Edward
Hagerup Grieg, the composer, died
here this morning.-Associated Press
dispatch.)
, 1907-09-05

Livingston, Mont, Sept. 5.-Secre-
tary Taft and party left Yellowstone
park today and started for Portland
over the Northern Pacific.