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, 1907-08-08
WYOMING NOTES.

Clipped from the Denver Post:
Saratoga will celebrate the coming
of the railroad Aug. 2S and 90.
Judging from observations, the Sher-
idan Enterprise man believes that
there are germs in everything except
whisky and beer.
Baggs is to have a bank. The people
up that way are tired of having to stay
out all night to guard piles of money
on the ground.
An Evanston merchant has a cat
which has eaten 5 cents worth of meat
every day for eleven years. The mer-
chant figures that the cat is now eat
ing its fourth COW.
The Lady Boosters Of Lander are
getting up a minstrel show. There are
plenty of young men in Lander who
are sure that the show will make Lew
Dockstader's performance look like
three rusty dimes.
A Kelton mar who owns an ice
e parlor had a picture Of R. E.
Peary, the explorer, dressed in heavy
furs, printed in his advertisement in
the Tribune Sunday. He wanted to
make people warm enough to a ice
cream. .
, 1907-08-08
LIGHTED LAMPS ON
CARRIAGES AFTER DARK.

"The city ordinances should be
amended before we have an accident,
said Mr.. Symons this afternoon. 81
think that all carriages, as well as au-
tomobiles, should be required to have
lighted lamps attached thereto after
dark, for the protection of the people
in the carriage. 1t was very dark last
night, and while | was driving my au-
tomobile in the southern part of the
city, about eight miles per hour, l
turned a corner and almost ran into a
horse and buggy which it was impossi-
BILE for me to see until the bright light
from the acetylene lamps was turned
in that direction. Some people will
not carry lamps or lanterns at night,
wen for their own protection, unless
required by law to do so. Would it
not be wise for the city council to
amend the present ordinance in such
a way as TO require all pleasure car
riages to have lighted lamps attached
thereto after dark"
, 1907-08-08
SECRETARY OF WAR TO HAVE
CONFERENCE WITH PREsI-
DENT BEFORE STARTING
ON TOUR OF WORLD.
viii Have Definite knowledge Con-
corning Presidents Plans to Elm
mate Latter from Presidential
Race-Taft to Speak at Denver
and Sail for Manila from Seattle,
Probably Passing Through Here.

Chicago, Aug. S.-A dispatch to the
Record-Herald from Washington y
Secretary Taft will be back in Wash
ington from his vacation next week.
Will Meet President.
On his way from Canada he will call
at Oyster Bay for a final talk with the
president before leaving on his trip
around the world.
Posted or Third Term.
1t is regarded as probable that the
secretary will be in position, as the re-
suit of his meeting with the president.
to start his speechmaking tour with
definite knowledge of how the third
term talk is to be silenced, If Roosevelt
has thought out any new plan for elm
, 1907-08-08
THE ETHIoPiANs
GIVE SATISFACTION.


GIVE SATISFACTION.
Some OF the specially engaged reat.
ures in the olio with the Dandy Dixie
minstrels which come to the Opera
House next Saturday night, August
10, include the Cotton Pickers' band
of matchless musicians; the Campbell
brothers, musical comedians; Williams
and Stevens, comic impersonators,
Toney Trio, daredevil acrobats; Ben
ny Jones. the Texas ~teaser; Richard
Barrett, the greatest colored baritone;
H. S. Wooten, an Indian Territory ten.
or, and the Oklahoma octette of unri-
vailed vocalists. The performance be-
gins with a big spectacular first part
in the Royal Palm Grotto" and con
cludes with a screamingly funny farce
"A Fowl Deed" in which Charles vii.
liams %interprets the leading role.
Among the delightful features Of this
merry and magnificent Ministries is
the song features, which abounds
throughout the program, all the popu-
lar songs of the day, such as bill
Simmonds," "All Wise Chickens Fol-
low Me-" waltz Me Again Nellie"
Der Amt Going to Be No Rine,"
1.-THE Songs My Mother Used to Sing"
Moving Day." the sweet, old-time
southern melodies and the popular
class songs of Yale, Columbia, Har-
ward, Cornell, Williams, Princeton,
Georgetown and University of Virgin
ia. Seats now on sale. Prices rs and
so cents.
, 1907-08-08
Interest In stock Exchange.

New York, Aug. 8.-With British
consols selling at the new low level.
and American stocks generally lower
in London, following the sharp decline
here yesterday, the opening of the New
York stock exchange today was attend.
ed with unusual interest.
Conditions Disturbed.
The decline in consols was generally
attributed to the disturbed condition in
the money market abroad, but the
crumbling prices Of the American mar.
ket raj attributed to local causes,
principally to the reports of a depres.
sed sentiment in Wall street over the
difficulties in which many of the cor.
porations find themselves with the ma.
tionai and state governments.
Below Yesterdays Close.
The first transactions showed large
sales at low prices, the various stocks
selling from l to ~ below yesterdays
close.
Some steadying Sales.
The market later became steadier,
but when the earlier losses had been
retrieved, there was no disposition to
follow the advance and the market fell
into extreme dullness.
Standard Takes Drop.
Price of Standard Oil fell in the curb
market an extreme of 10 points from
last nights closing, to AIT, upon the
sale of rs shares. The stock subse-
tendency shown upon the exchange.
, 1907-08-08
OFFICERS OF
B. OF |. F.
LIST COMPLETED AND LAST OF
INSTALLATIONS TO OCCUR
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Incoming Master VIII Name Inner and
Outer Guard and These Will be In
Quoted Into ofHee-RaiIroad Notes
Of Local and General Interest to
Readers Here.

Black Hills Lodge No. Sc, Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen, has at last completed the
election Of oficers for the current
term, the last of the installation cere-
monies to occur at the meeting of the
lodge tomorrow night. The list at
present follows, the inner and outer
guard to be appointed by the incoming
master:
Master-William Keller.
Vice Master-W. v. Staples.
Secretary-F. D. Chapman.
Collector-H. Grail.
Treasurer-Max Weick.
Local Chairman Grievance Board
Frank Lalor.
Trustees-H. H. Whitman, w. ".
Staples and E. H. Cummings.
Legislative Representatives.. v.
Mclaughlin.
Medical Examiner-Dr. H. E. McCol-
lum.
, 1907-08-08
Of BARNEY
FOUND NEAR ALTA
MAN WHO MYsTERloUsLY DIsAP.
FEARED DURING STRIKE SIX
YEARS AGO NEAR DENVER,
Man Had incurred D~ispleasure Of un-
ion During Strike and lmprovised
Grave Pointed Out BY steve Ad.
ans, Who Is Awaiting Trial for
Murde r-Steamer Goes Down..

Denver, Colo, Aug. S.-A News spe-
cial from Telluride says: What is said
to be the skeleton of W. j. Barney, a
timberman employed on the Smuggler-
Union mine, who disappeared myster.
iously in June, 1901, was exhumed
yesterday, near the Alta mill, twelve
miles from town, by General Bulkely
Wells, the manager of Smuggler-Union.
and others.
Pointed Out BY Steve Adams.
According to Wells account, the i'm,
provised grave was pointed out to him
by Steve Adams, who is now in jail
in Boise awaiting a second trial for
murder, when he was here in June.
1906, in custody of Wells.
Had III Will Of Union.
Barney incurred the i'll will of the
union here by working at the Snug
gler mine after the strike of 1901. 1t
this strike that caused the riots
of July 8 of hat year.
, 1907-08-08
stock at the Yard. Here.

The following stock was received at
The local stock yards, being unloaded
Ior FEEDING: p. L. Br%ownhower, from
HALEY, Idaho, to Chicago, two cars of
sheep; Homer and Hill, from Boise to
chicago, eight cars of sheep; e. G..
Ellison, from Miner to Chicago, three
carr OF sheep; Payne Bros, from
HALEY to Chicago, six cars Of sheep;
commercial and Savings bank, from
HALEY to Chicago, six cars Of cattle;
M. H. Marks, American Falls to Kan
sas City, two cars Of sheep; W. R,
Smith, HALEY to Chicago, eight cars
Of sheep.
, 1907-08-08
pointed Out BY Steve Adams.
Passenger Steamer Sinks.

Portland, Ore, Aug. S.-The Portland
and San Francisco liner, City of Pana-
ma, en- route from Portland with a full
list of passengers, today collided with
and sank the steamer Alliance, from
Cooz bay, for Portland, with passen-
gers and freight. The collision occur
red in a fog near the mouth of VILLA
mette river. The passengers Of the
Alliance were brought to Portland.
, 1907-08-08
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS QUIT
WESTERN UNION AT LOS AN
GELEs BECAUSE OF DIS
CHARGE OF MATE.
Superintendent Says Operator Was
Fired for Deliberately Delaying
Messages and President of Local
Union Says Men Were Unable to
Reconcile Their Position with that
of Operators at San Francisco.

Los Angeles, Aug. S.-Superintend-
ent Lamb of the Western Union Tele-
graph company said today, regarding
the walk-out of the operators here last
night: 81 received no petitions and no
requests except a petition for the re-
instatement of a discharged operator,
Ryan, which / received at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. l had taken no
action when the men walked out. Ry-
an was discharged for deliberately de-
laying messages,"
, 1907-08-08

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. S.-Ludwig SeZe-
gial, said to be an unattached Polish
priest, walked into a hotel on Carson
street early today, and, without warn
ing, shot the two p~roprietors, twin
brothers, named Steven and Andrew
S%tarzynski. Steven died in an hour
and Andrew cannot recover.
Shooting a Mystery.
The u of the shooting is a mys-
terry. Senegal, who was arrested, re-
fuses to talk, and nothing could be
learned from his alleged victims.
Woman in the Case.
Senegal came to the hotel about ten
days ago, accompanied by a woman
who gave the name of Francisco
Sprock, saying that she was his house
keeper. The Sprock woman was ar
rested, but denies all knowledge of the
shooting.
Made Too Much Noise.
The wife of Andrew states that ten
minutes before the shooting her hus-
band went to the room occupied by
Senegal and r~eprimanded him for
making too much noise. Andrew then
went down stairs and shortly after, she
says, the priest appeared and opened
fire.
, 1907-08-08

the Union Pacific declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 2k per cent on
common stock this afternoon. The
last dividend amounted to ~ per cent
but was not designated as regular at
that time. The directors have also de
clared a semi-annual dividend of az
per cent on preferred stock.
, 1907-08-08
GIRL HEAD NURSE
IN DENVER HOSPlTI

Miss Elizabeth E. Slack. who left
this city three or four years ago to
study to be a nurse and who graduated
with a class in st. Luke's hospital at
Denver last fall, has recently been
made head night nurse of that splen-
did institution. Miss Slack is rated as
one Of the best nurses in Denver and
her hosts Of friends In Laramie are
pleased to learn of her success
, 1907-08-08
BOOKS BARRED.
Horatio Alger's Works Removed from
Worcester Public Library.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. S.-The
works of Horatio Alger, ir., a noted
writer of books for boys. have been
barred from the shelves of the Worces-
ter public library. Alger is now in the
same class as Mark Twain, Walt Whit
nan and other well known writer's,
whose works have been barred from
the public libraries in Worcester coun-
ty towns and cities.
, 1907-08-08
YOUNG MOTHER IN
VERY HARD LINES.

A young woman with four children,
one Of them a babe in arms, applied
to the board of county commissioners
yesterday for transportation to Sioux
Falls, S. D., heal where she has rela-
tives. Her husband died a few months
ago, leaving her with the children and
with very little money. She has been
helped in various ways by kind-hearted
citizens and may be sent home by the
board.
, 1907-08-08
MANY PERSONS SLAIN
IN JEWISH QUARTERS
apprehension that a surprise attack
may be made upon the city.
Europeans Are Well.

Tangier, Aug. 8.-A steamer which
arrived here today from Casa Blanca
reports that quiet has been restored
there among the natives and that the
Europeans are all we'll.
Two Days Of sombardment.
The bombardment of the place by
French cruisers lasted ~forty-eight
hours. The native quarters were much
damaged. Additional French forces
were landed at Casa Blanca yesterday
afternoon.
Report Confirmed.
The report of the bombardment OF
Mazagan by a French cruiser was con-
firmed.
, 1907-08-08
WORKING at Hays Ranch.

The grading outfit for the Laramie
Plains line is now working at the Hays
ranch, six miles south of Centennial.
There is an intervening strip Of low
land between Centennial and the camp,
which was too wet to work, and so the
camp was transferred. The line be-
gins to climb the mountains at Hays
ranch, the grade being practically level
to that point.
, 1907-08-08
THEATER PARTY FOR
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER

MI. n Mrs. E. N. Rogers will en-,
terrain tomorrow evening with an Eng
lish tea, followed by a theater party
at the big tent. The affair is given in
honor of Captain Harry Ternan of the
British army. The guests will be Cap
tain Ternan, Dean and Mrs. Bode, Mr..
and Mrs. N. E. Corthell, DR.. and Mrs.
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Hasenkamp, A
c. Jones, Mr.. Frank Banter, Miss
Jean Douglas, Myrtle Ware and Elsie
Rogers.
, 1907-08-08
INFLUX OF BRIDES.
Canal Zone eenefting by Recent Or
der Of Government.

New York, Aug. S.-According to
passengers who arrived yesterday on
the steamship Colon, from Colon, there
is an influx Of brides to the canal n
and all because the government there
has offered a separate home for every
married pair.
, 1907-08-08
Motion for Appeal Filed.

Chicago, Aug. S.-Attorneys for the
Standard Oil company of Indiana,
which was recently fined s29, 240, 900 in
the United States district court, today
presented to Judge Lands a motion
seeking to appeal the case. The hear
ing was set for tomorrow.
, 1907-08-08
Bad Storm at Lincoln.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. S.-Eastern n
southern Nebraska were last night WIS.,
storms in recent years. In Lincoln two
inches of rain fell in a short time, &C.
companied by a dazzling electric dis,
Dlay
, 1907-08-08
Earnings Still Show Gains.

Despite the 2-cent rates, the Union
Pacific earnings continue to show enor-
nous gains, says an Omaha special.
June of this year, according to official
figures, shows gross earnings of &c.
SIT, SOS, as compared with SIS, PSI in
June last year, and net earnings of
2 1885, 9S, compared with $2,199, 596 in
June, the net earnings showing a gain
from $50, 317, 769 to $33 ,33S,528.
, 1907-08-08
Many Student. Arrested.

Moscow, Aug. 8.-The police today
searched thu imperial technical
schools and discovered a central rev.
dictionary laboratory for the manufac.
ture of bombs of a new pattern and Of
tremendous explosives. The police
seized a number Of bombs and arrest
ed twenty male and female students.
, 1907-08-08
Posse Horses at Centennial.

Tim T. Keliher, special agent for the
wyoming division of the Union Pacific,
and his carload of posse horses were
at Centennial yesterday, the horses be-
ing used to take General Superintend-
ent Park to the lakes in the mountains
on a fishing trip. MIR. Keliher spent
the day at Centennial with the picnic
party from this city.
, 1907-08-08
GONE TO ROCK RIVER
FOR MEETINGS THERE.

Rev. w. c. Merritt, international
field worker, arrived from Hanna this
morning and went to Rock River this
afternoon for the meetings to be held
there. Mr.. Merritt returns tomorrow
for the sessions Of the county Sunday
school convention here.
, 1907-08-08
Coal Trade Dispute Settled.

Belfast, Ireland, Aug. S.-The dis
pute in the coal trade here has been
settled and work was resumed today.
Troops again took possession of the
streets today. Factories are reopening
and the normal condition Of business
is gradually returning.
, 1907-08-08
Lost His Best Man.

A. B. Cayerly, the baggageman at
the depot, is regretting the departure
of his japanese assistant, X. Tanaka,
known as Sunny JIM" who went from
here to Cheyenne and may not return.
Tanaka was one of the happiest NOR
tails no earth and Mr.. Caverly will miss
him as an assistant.
, 1907-08-08
instruction outfit at RawIins.

The board of examiners and air
brake instructor will leave Green Riv-
er for Rawlins tonight, and will be at
the latter place about eight days, COM
ing from that city to this. Glasses will
be held every day except Sunday dur
ing the stay Of the board at Rawlins.
, 1907-08-08
special Car Coming 1oniaht.

General Superintendent Park, Mayor
Speer Of Denver and others, who were
az centennial yesterday. spending the
day In the mountains near that place,
were to have started by horse con
vance this morning for the Platte
river at the Jackson Brown ranch. Mr..
fark's ofhcial car. o., will be brought
n this afternoon and sent to Sarato-
ga to meet the party there. Keliher's
posse = will also arrive by the Plains
Linz train this afternoon.
, 1907-08-08
Gone to Surveying Camp.

S""'F'
j. X. Cochranc left this morning for
Howelrs ranch, up the Laramie river,
and will join the surveying camp for
the Laramie Plains line. There have
been several changes in the corps re-
Gently. and MI. Cochrane goes to fill
a vacancy.
, 1907-08-08

and Miss Birdie Atwell, sister OF the
well known engineer, M. M. Atwell,
were married at Greeley, Colo, at 1880
this morning, leaving shortly afterward
for Denver and other cities. Mr.. Wig.
ton will be absent about ten days and
will return to Laramie to reside. The
Republican congratulates the happy
couple.
, 1907-08-08
TAFT WILL BE POSTED
ON THIRD TERM TALK
mating himself from consideration In
connection with the nomination of a
national ticket a veal hence.
At New York on Monday.

New York, Aug. S.-The friends here
OF Secretary Taft, who is about to start
on a tour Of the world, have heard that
he will reach this city Monday and the
following day he will have an extended
conference with President Roosevelt,
presumably regarding the affairs of
government and his trip.
Coming to Denver.
Taft's tour will begin August IS,
when he will leave Washington and
travel ~leisurely across the continent.
On the way he is scheduled to deliver
a few addresses, including one at Den
yer.
, 1907-08-08
Population of Chicago.

Chicago, Ill.,, Aug. S.-The Chicago
directory for 1907, published today.
gives figures estimating the population
of Chicago at 1857, 900. The total num-
Der Of names is 737,4OO and the same
ratio of directory names to the total
population established by the census OF
1900 is used in estimating the present
total.
, 1907-08-08
Represented Publishers.

York Herald Publishing Association
syndicate and Men of the Time AID
was preparing to solicit orders for the
publication of sketches of prominent
citizens here.
, 1907-08-08
To Sail from Seattle.

He Will sail from Seattle on the Man.
churia September 10. He will proceed
to Manila by way of China and Japan
The return from the east will be made
by the trans-Siberian railway and Eu-
rope.
, 1907-08-08
Strike Still Continues.

Los Angeles, Aug. 8.-The strike of
Western Union telegraph operators in
this city, called last night following
the discharge of John Ryan, a union
operator, on the ground of deliberately
delaying business. was continued to-
day
, 1907-08-08
WILL SPEND SUMMED

Mrs. Jackson, mother of Mrs. H. T.
NOVEL;, together with her son and
daughter and DR.. and Mrs. Harvey Of
Baltimore, Md, arrived in the city this
morning for a visit with Prof. and Mrs.
NOVEL;. DR.. and Mrs. Harvey will con.
tinue their journey to California in a
few days, the Jacksons remaining hero
for the summer.
, 1907-08-08
GOING To Mothers Bedside.

Union Pacific Dispatcher and Mrs.
William Daley and two children will
leave tonight for Escanaba, Mich, says
the Cheyenne Tribune, in response to
a telegram informing them of the Sc
rious illness of Mr.. Daley's mother at
that place.
, 1907-08-08
TWO GOOD ADDRESSES

The regular weekly meeting of the
Laramie Literary club will take place
this evening at the Carnegie library.
DR.. Arthur Whitehouse is to talk upon
"The Future of Wyoming" and Prof.
Herbert T. Novel; upon Dry Farming
Prospects"
, 1907-08-08

Wanted for Forgery.

Denver, Aug. S.-Stuyvesant Pell,
alias Orville M. Smith, S. H. Peabody,
Temple Hamilton, etc, was arrested
at the Albany hotel in this city yester-
day, on advices that he is wanted in
Kansas City to answer to the charge of
, 1907-08-08
Local President Quoted.

President William Wooden of the Los
Angeles local said: ut is greatly to
be regretted that the men took such
hasty action in this case. The opera
tors, however, were unable to resign
themselves to the apparent discrimina-
ton as between the San Francisco and
Los Angeles offices. I have reported
the particulars to National President
Small in San Francisco"
, 1907-08-08

doing some work for the company at
Centennial.
Tie Superintendent at Picnic.

'Hee'TueHt dt FTCHTc.
c. w. Berry, the superintendent of
the tie preserving plant here, spent the
day at Centennial yesterday, really the
most popular man there. He was the
only single man and all the unmarried
girls and others wanted him to dance
with them.
, 1907-08-08
sixty-five Men Gut.

According to the men, about sixty
five out of a total of seventy-five are
out. The company, however, is fairly
well supplied with operators and is TAX
ing care of all the business offered.
, 1907-08-08
Motor Car for Tie Plant.

A gasoline track car for C. W.
Berry, superintendent of the tie plant,
was received by freight this morning,
to be turned " to Mr.. Berry. 1t will
Continued on page Az
, 1907-08-08
HOME FROM LUND's
AFTER BRIEF VISIT

Prof. and Mrs. G.. B. Ridgaway re-
turned at moo today from Lund's,
where they had been visiting for a
day or two, having had a delightful but
brief outing.
, 1907-08-08
WILL HAVE SHOWS
ON THIRD STREET.

Some objection having been raised
to the Parker shows on Second street
by the business men of that street, it
was stated today that probably the
bands street fair will be located on
Third street, on either side of Grand
avenue for a block or two.
, 1907-08-08
WILL CELEBRATE HER
EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Sarah Finn, the mother Of Mrs.
]. 7. Jones, is the guest of that lady
at her apartments on Third street.
Mrs. Finn will celebrate the eightieth
anniversary of her birth in October.
, 1907-08-08

When IN need of job printing or any
thing in the book line call on The Re-
publican. First class work guaranteed.
, 1907-08-08
superintendent In City.

E. ]. Davies, superintendent Of build
ings for the Laramie Plains line, ar
rived in the city on Plains Line train
No. 2 yesterday afternoon He was
accompanied by AL Andrews, who is
, 1907-08-08
STREETS OF CASA BLANCA FULL
OF DEAD MooRs AND MOOR
IsH SECTION OF THE
CITY is IN RUINS.
Warships Continue To Drop occas-
ionaI shell Into Groups of Rebels
to Prevent Them From Approach.
ina Town-6ombardment Lasted
for Forty-eight Hours and More
French Marines Landed Today.

Tangiers, Aug. 8.-French warships
yesterday landed 1000 additional men
at Casa Blanca, where street fighting
apparently continues. The Jewish
quarter of Casa Blanca has been sack,
ed and many persons were massacred
in the streets. The city is said to be
full of dead Moors and the Moorish
quarter is in ruins from the shells of
big guns.
An Occasional Shell.
q. The warships continue to drop an oc-
casional shell into the groups of ka-
biles on the beach, in order to pre-
vent them approaching the town.
Threaten to Attack Rabat.
Advices from Rabat say that the
Kabiles have given the governor a
fortnight in which to withdraw the
French controller of customs. Other
wise they say they will attack the
town.
Fearing Surprise Attack.
Activity among the Andjerras tribes,
men, near Tangier. is creating some
, 1907-08-08

The Republican is the best advertis.
ing medium in the city and count for
1t reaches all the people all the time
, 1907-08-08

For the small sun Of SO cents q
month you can get all the news u
the world right up to the minute by
subscribing for The Republican.
, 1907-08-08
on Strike

Sacramento, Cal, Aug. 8. = The
Southern Pacific boilermakers here
went on strike today.
, 1907-08-08
DIVIDENDS
DECLARED
QUARTERLY ON COMMON UNION
PACIFIC and SEMI-ANNUAL
ON PREFERRED is AN.
NoUNcED TODAY.

Two and one-Half Per Cent Now Reg,
uIar Feature Of common-openine
Of New York Stock Exchange This
Morning Marked With Unusual In,
terest On Account Of Low Prices
at Home and On London Markets.
, 1907-08-08

Married At greeley Today.
MI. B. P. Wigton, tho agent for the
Pacific mxpress company At this place.
, 1907-08-08
Report Confirmed
Many Japs peported.

San Francisco, Aug. 8.-One hundred
and six Japanese, the largest number
ever deported from this coast, will
leave IN the steamer Manchuria for
tho nriopf TODAY