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, 1907-08-06
PARAGRAPHS.

Warren McCord is in the city from
Denver.
John Isberg is in the city from Chey,
enne, laid up with rheumatism.
Ed Allen of Cheyenne was a passen,
ger on the west-bound train today.
F. w. Pfaeging, the signal service
man, is in the city from Cheyenne.
George A. Campbell, the insurance
agent, went I 0 Saratoga on business
today.
Ed Fisher of the Gem City Grocery
company was a passenger to Hanna on
the afternoon train today.
Miss Grace Peabody, who has spent
the past year in Boston studying mu-
sic, returned home this afternoon.
Miss Belle Crilley, who was a stu,
dent at the summer school here, left
this afternoon for her home at Hanna.
Erastus Young, general auditor OF
the Union Pacific, had his car attached
to train No. 5 today, en- route to Salt
Lake.
Miss Louise Gray, who has been
visiting friends in this city and Salt
Lake, left at noon for her home in
Denver.
Miss Alice Rice and Lieutenant Hen
ry c. Rice will leave tonight for Salt
Lake, where they will visit friends for
several weeks.
Mrs. Edwards and daughter of Chey'
enne are in the city, visiting with the
family Of A. B. Pope, at Seventh and
Garfield streets. g.
Tim Kelliher, the Union Pacific de
tective, with the a of posse hourses,
was here today, the car being attached
tc the west-bound train.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Collins, who
were married here last night, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Collins returned tc
their homes at Hanna this afternoon
DR.. McCollum will go to Tie Siding
in his automobile this afternoon and
return with Mrs. McCollum, who has
been visiting with her mother for the
past week.
District Foreman Sullivan of the
shops and Superintendent Berry of the
tie plant went to Medicine Bow this
afternoon to look after a derailed pas
senger engine at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Thompson o.
Cheyenne are in the city, the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Higgins, at the cor
ner of Fourth and Fremont streets
and will visit here for a few days.
A. H. Stewart and sons of Denvel
are In the city, contemplating goins
fishing. Mr.. Stewart is a busy insur
ance man of Colorado, but was at on
time chief dispatcher for the Union Pa
cific in this city.
, 1907-08-06
MOORISH PART OF CASA BLANCA
soMBARpED BY GALllEE AND
TWO OTHER WAR
VESSELS.
Landing Party Fired Upon by kabyles,
Whereupon Commander Of Cruiser
BEGAN Destructive Work-Rein-
forcement Of Tribesmen Cut to
Pieces and Commander Of Casa
Blanca Battery Surrenders.

Tangier, Aug. 6.-The French cruis-
er Galilee was bombarding the Moor
ish quarter of Casa Blanca and the
neighborhood Of that city when the
last steamer. which arrived here to-
day, left that port.
Applies for Assistance.
The Kabyles attacked Casa Blanca
and the Moorish authorities applied to
the commander of the Galilee for as
sistance. He t%hereupon landed sixty
men and the Spanish cruiser landed
forty.
Landing Party Fired Upon.
This landing party var fired upon
by the Kabyles. and Frenchmen,
including one oficer, were wounded.
Using Big Guns.
The combined French and Spanish
forces %thereupon cleared the city Of
the hostile tribesmen, guards were
placed about the foreign consulates,
and hen the Galilee opened fire with
her big guns upon the rebels.
, 1907-08-06
DIAMONDS IN ARKANSAS.
Fine Quality and Plenty Of Them
Found in Pike County.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 6.-Diamonds
ity have been discovered in Pike coun-
ty, Arkansas. They were found in
diamond-bearing blue clay of volcanic
origin, and this is said to be the first
discovery of the kind in America. The
geological formation is like that of
Kimberly, Africa-namely, of peoridi-
ties and breccia-and the crater or pipe
has been located by drilling. The dia-
monds were found on a farm neal Muir
freesboro. Actual mining has been
confined to the surface of the ground.
yet 140 diamonds have been found,
varying from LEA karats to Ga karats.
, 1907-08-06
ESPECIAL ELECTION
IN STATE OF TEXAS
PEOPLE VOTING UPON SIX PRO-
POSED AMENDMENTS TO CON-
STITUTioN OF STATE.
State Aid to Widows of c~onfederates,
Increasing Pay of Legislators, Help
to Agriculture, and Improvement
Districts for Cities and Counties
Senator Elected.

Dallas, Tex, Aug. CA special cleo
ton is being held in Texas today to
determine upon six constitutional
amendments proposed by the last leg
islature, which include granting state
aid to widows of confededates; the es-
Enlistment of agriculture; increasing
the pay of the legislators; creating i'm.
provement districts in cities; estab-
fishing a state printery, and improve
ment districts for counties.
, 1907-08-06
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Eldest Son Of Secretary Of State to
Wed Alice stryker.

New York, Aug. 6.-Announcement
is made Of the engagement of Elihu
Root, jr., the eldest SOL of Elihu Root.
secretary Of state, and Miss Alice Liv'
kingston Stryker, the eldest daughter OF
President Woolsy Stryker of Hamilton
college. 1t is only a few days since
the engagement of the daughter OF
Secretary Root to U. s. Grant, son OF
General Frederick Dent Grant, was
made public.
, 1907-08-06
FIREMAN HURT BY
JUMPING FROM ENGINE

The breaking of the tire Of engine
No 1881 at Medicine Bow yesterday
morning was more serious than was at
first thought. Fireman j. p. White
Jumped and was severely bruised
about the bresat. He is still confined
to his bed. Engineer Emil Johnson
STAYED with the engine and was COM
plimented by the passengers, who
were a party of pleasure seekers en-
route to Yellowstone National park.
, 1907-08-06
CRUISER USES
BIC Guns ON REBELS

forcements of tribesmen came up and
many of them we're killed or wounded
Battery Sileneed.
The Casa Blanca battery joined in
the firing upon the foreign warships
whereupon the guns of the French and
Spanish cruisers were turned upon the
battery, which soon caused the Moor.
ish commander to send a messenger
to the French admiral requesting his
pardon.
Peremptory Order to Surrender.
This was refused and the admiral
SEN a peremptory order to the Moor
ish commander to surrender himself
to the French consul.
City Reduced to Ruins.
According to another special from
Tangier, about $40 Moors are said to
have been killed in the town, the bat
terry and the villages around Casa
Blanca during the bombardment by
the foreign w%arships. The Casa Blanca
batter vas reduced to ruins by the
warships' shells.
, 1907-08-06
TRAINED NURSE ATTACKED BY
ITALIAN PEDDLER ON STREETS
OF NEW YORK PUNCHES
HOLES IN HIM.
She Was on Way Home When Italian
Knocked Her Down and Was
Dragging Her to stoop of Apart
ment House When She Used Wea-
pom With Telling Effect-Man Ran
and Was Overtaken by Police.

New York, Aug. 6.-An attempt to
assault a lone woman early today, on
a west side street, adds another case
to the long list of attacks made on wo-
men and children in the streets of
New York.
Routed With Hat Pin.
The attack would have been success
full had it not been for the desperate
struggle Of Adelaide Wilder, a trained
nurse, who fought her assailant with
a hat pin and finally routed him.
AssaiIant Arrested.
Her screams brought the police, who
pursued the man to Central park,
where he was brought to bay with a
fusillade of shots from revolvers by
two officers.
Identified by Victim.
The man said his name was Pietro
Daurie, an Italian peddler. Daurie de-
clared his innocence, although Miss
Wilder identified him.
Knocked Woman Down.
Miss Wilder was walking home,
when, near Manhattan avenue and
1O6th street, the Italian accosted her,
and when she repulsed him he
knocked her down and, clutching her
throat, dragged her to the stoop of an
apartment house.
Jabbed Him With Pin.
Miss Wilder managed to withdraw
the hat pin from her hat, and jabbing
her assailant, caused him to loosen his
hold, and when she screamed he fled.
, 1907-08-06
Two Plans Proposed.
THE COLLINS BLOCK
PURCHASED YESTERDAY.

John H. Symons late yesterday af-
ternoon closed a deal for the purchase
of the Collins block. at the corner of
Second and Garfield streets, now oc-
cupied by Johnson's garage, and the
two vacant lots north of Peterson's
bottling works. the price of the deal
not being made public. The building
covers the two lots at the street cor
ner to the alley. including the steam
laundry, with a lodge hall in the sec
ond story. Mr.. Symons bought 1t as
an Investment from the heirs Of the
late Orlando Mason of Winchenden,
Mass.
, 1907-08-06
WANTED AT CHEYENNE
AND ARRESTED HERE

B. B. Haman, charged at Cheyenne
with the theft of some clothing and
other property from a room in that
city, was arrested here today and turn,
ed over to an officer from Cheyenne.
who will take him back on the early
evening train. The Laramie county
officer is Deputy Sheriff Perry. Deputy
Sheriff Thirkeldsen picked Haman up
here and notified the sheriff at Chey.
enne.
, 1907-08-06
CUSTER POST SELLS
HALL FURNISHINGS.

The committee of Custer post,
Grand Army of the Republic. last night
sold to Laramie council. Knights Of
Columbus, the carpet, chairs, desks,
stands and other furniture of the post
hall, in the Odd Fellows building, and
the post will hereafter meet at the
Carnegie library building. The post
will meet next Monday night. The
relief corps is not meeting during the
month Of August.
, 1907-08-06

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 6.-The out.
look for a %peaceable settlement of the
controversy between the Southern rail.
way and the state appears good this
morning. Vice President Russell of
the Mobile and Ohio, representing
President Finley of the Southern, was
in conference with Governor Conner,
and it is thought an amicable arrange.
ment will be reached.
Two Plans Proposed.
Two plans, it is said, we're suggested,
n by which the railroad will be al.
lowed to withdraw the suit taken to
the federal court, and the other that a
, 1907-08-06
CAME FROM ENGLAND
TO BECOME BRIDE


Mr. Augustus Collins of Hanna and
Miss Theresa Farnworth of England
were married at $50 last evening, by
Father Cummiskey, at HE residence.
and they left this afternoon for Hanna
where they will make their home. Miss
Farnworth came from England about
a week ago on purpose to become the
bride of MI. Collins. They had been
s~weethearts since childhood and en-
gagged for many years. Mr.. Collins
was accompanied to the city by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Collins and Mr.. Frank
Coolican Of this city accompanied the
couple to the home Of the priest. Mr..
Collins is a miner at Hanna and has
been In this country about five years,
, 1907-08-06
Financier Kills Himself.

New York, Aug. civilian S. AL
ley, a member of the New York stock
exchange, committed suicide by shoot
ing last night. He had been a member
of the exchange since 1878. He was
under suspension from the exchange
for almost a year, and since then had
confined his operations to the curb
market.
Financial Troubles, Perhaps.
Alley left no word explaining the act
but friends believe that he was de.
%spondent over financial troubles. He
was SIS years of age.
, 1907-08-06
LOOKING At THE
BRADLEY CLAIMS
GRAND RAPIDS GENTLEMEN VISIT
PROPERTY ON THE SIDE OF
MICHIGAN MOUNTAIN.
Considerable Work Being Done Upon
Claim, Consisting of Long Tunnel
To Tap the Ore Shoot-Express
Themselves as Being Pleased With
the Showing Made.
Special to The Republican.

Special u 1ut ltepuDliCun.
Centennial, Wyo., Aug. 6.-Judge l..
w. Wolcott and Hon. Scott E. McCarty,
two prominent capitalists of Grand
Rapids, Mich, visited Centennial dur
ing the past week to look over the
Bradley property, On Michigan hill, in
which both are heavily Interested.
Work on the Claim.
At present considerable work is be,
ing done upon this claim, which is
owned by the Bradley Mining and Mill
ing company. The work now being
done consists of a 25O-foot tunnel being
run to tap an ore shoot that was op-
ened up years 6 in the bottom Of a
sixty-five foot shaft.
Both Are Well Pleased.
In congregation with your corre-
spondent, these gentlemen expressed
themselves as being well pleased with
the splendid showing that had been
made and they are now making ar
rangements to carry on greaer develop
ment work than at any time in the
past.
Nearly Three Feet of Ore.
Mr.. Wolcott is authority for the in
formation that in the bottom OF the
65-foot shaft they have close to three
feet of ore that mills over $50 in gold
to the ton. Water came in and they
closed down to operate in a different
manner from that they we're using, but
not until now did they finally decide to
carry on development work to my
great extent.
Deep Tunnel Will Be Run.
If the present work proves up a con-
tinuous vein of ore, which seems very
probable, a deep tunnel will be run In
from the foot of the hill, which will be
some 800 feet in length and which
will tap the ore body some 500 feet be-
low the surface.
Shipping Value Of twenty-five Dollars.
Upon their other vein, further to he
south, a 2OO-foot tunnel was run over a
e a ago, which disclosed a breast OF
ore of iron sulphides four feet in width
which gave a shipping value of $25 in
gold and s12 in copper per ton.
Ore To Denver Smelter.
1t is the intention of the Bradley
company to run this tunnel further In
on the vein and ship the ore to a Den
YER smelter during the fall of this year.
Two shifts of miners are now at work
and splendid results are looked for.
The property is patented and contains
twenty acres.
, 1907-08-06
More Money for Miners.

Reno, New, Aug. 6.-All the trouble
in the Seven Troughs mining district
were settled today, when the mine
owners agreed to pay union miners IS
instead Of 81 for eight hours work.
The miners have been on strike over a
month n nearly every mine was
closed.
, 1907-08-06
THE MERRIAMs ARE
COMING TOMORROW,

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Merriam this af-
ternoon received a telegram from Har,
old and Ethel Merriam, dated at Oma-
ha, saying that they would be home to-
morrow. The Merriams left Liverpool
nearly two weeks ago, expecting to
land at Montreal within a week, but
their landing was delayed, and not un-
til this afternoon were they heard from.
, 1907-08-06
Rogers In Usual Health.

New Bedford, Mass, Aug. 6.-De-
spite persistent rumors from New York
that Henry H. Rogers is seriously i'll,
it is maintained at his residence in
Fairhaven that he is in his usua good
health and expects to return to New
York Saturday or Monday.
, 1907-08-06
Dangerous. Position Of Foreigners.

Berlin, Aug. Ga dispatch from
Tangier today says that the German
charge d'affairs at Tangier called the
attention of the French charge DAT
fairs to the dangerous position of for
eigners at Mazagan. upon the west
coast of Morocco. and that the French
official directed a French cruiser to
proceed to Mazagan. Many Germans
live there outside the city gates.
, 1907-08-06
COMMISSIONERS ARE
NOT FEELING coon

The county commissioners, at their
meeting today, had up the question OF
the four Migrants sent to the county
jail by Justice Phelan of Rock River,
a thing heretofore unknown in the
county. There are four strapping big
fellows" one of the commissioners
said, eating a hole in the county's
bank account and the ranchmen crying
for help in the hayields. l wish we
had some way of compelling these fel.
lows to go to the hayfields and stay
there
, 1907-08-06
VETERAN DEAD.
Business Manager Of Daily German
Paper at St. Joseph.

st. Joseph. Mo-, Aug. 6.-Solomon
Fdank, business manager of the st. Jo-
seph Daily Volksblatt, and for many
years business manager of the st. Jo-
seph Gazette, died last night, aged SO
years. He was a native of Germany.
, 1907-08-06
THE TOT.
Twelve-once Baby Girl Born On Long
Island.

New York, Aug. 6.-Twelve ounces
is the weight of a baby girl just born
to Mrs. William Thankack, Farming
dale, L. 1. A cigar box would have
made a cradle for the little lady a. the
time of her birth. The mother thought
the nurse and physicians were Joking
when they told her the child's weight.
Well, l love her as much as If she
weighed twelve pounds was her re-
mark on seeing the infant. An incu-
bator has been called into service.
, 1907-08-06
Trying to Capture RaisuIi.

Tangier, Aug. Ga column of troops
for Alcazar is marching in the direc-
ton of FANS. to cooperate with the
forces of Said Bagdani, who is seeking
to capture Raisuli, captor Of General
Sir Harry MacLean.
, 1907-08-06
Three warshIp. In Action.

London, Aug. GA special from
Tangier today, describing the bonn
bardment of Casa Blanca. says that
the French cruiser Du Chayla and the
Spanish gunboat Don Aware de Bazan
participated with the Galilee in the
b~ombardment Of the villages surround.
ms Cars Blanca. which were destroy.
ed W the IRE Of the w~arships.
Many Tribesmen Killed.
During the bombardment large rein.
, 1907-08-06
WILL LEAVE TONIGHT
FOR FORMER HOME

Miss Ruth Adsit. the superintendent
of the training department Of the state
normal school at the university, will
leave tonight for her former home at
Cherokee. Ia. where she will spend
the remainder Of the summer. intend
ing to return At the r~eopening Of the
university.
, 1907-08-06
THE NAFFzIGER WOOL
COMING TO MARKET,

Chris Christensen is in the city to-
day, having arrived yesterday after
noon with two wagonloads of wool OF
the ]. D. Naffziger clip at Moore. The
wool is being stored here and will be
shipped east soon.
, 1907-08-06
CONTRACT
F0RSCH00l
CHEYENNE FIRM WILL ERECT
BUILDING IN FIRST WARD FOR
CITY SYSTEM.
Bids Opened by Board at Meeting This
Morning, Figures Of lnman 4 Co.
Being Much Below Those Of Local
contraetor-Miss AbbIe Drew Go
ing to Red Buttss.

The board Of education met at 10
o'clock this morning. with Acting
Chairman Hertzog in the chair. the
members present being Messrs. Bode.
Hertzog, johnson and Jones. Absent,
Mr.. Gramn1 and MI. Holiday. The
board opened the bids for the erection
of the new school building in the First
ward, in block No. 1853, on Seventh,
between Fremont and Clark streets,
there being q number. The lowest bid
was that made by c. R. Inman & Co.
OF Cheyenne. for $11,445, exclusive Of
W and water from street to build
ing, which will bring the cost to about
$11.600. The Cheyenne company was
awarded the contract and the officers
Of the board were directed to prepare
a contract and execute 1t with Inman
& Co. The Inman bid was considera-
bly, below the lowest local bid, which
figures were not given to the public.
Considered Vacancies.
The board considered the vacancies
in the corps Of teachers. having &c
cepted the resignation Of Miss Zoe
Keith and the declination of Prof. e.
M. Traber Of Ohio, and both vacancies
Will be filled at a later meeting of the
board. there being some applications
already on file for at least one of the
positions.
Teacher for Red euttes.
Miss Abbie Drew was appointed as
teacher at the Red Buttes school, dat
Ing from September 1, taking Miss
Clara Prahl's place, the latter taking
another appointment.
Some minor matters were disposed
OF. the board ad%journing before noon
to meet again in few days.
, 1907-08-06
OUTLOOK FOR PEACEABLE SET.
ELEMENT OF CONTROVERSY
APPEARED GOOD EARLY
THIS MORNING.

One Plan Is To Allow Railroad Com
pany To Withdraw Suit In Federal
Court and Other That Test Case
Be Made and Both Agree To Abide
BY Decision-RockefeIler Money
Provides Cure for Meningitis.
, 1907-08-06
Silk Workers Demands DisalIowed.

Scranton, Pa, Aug. 6.-Representa-
tives of the silk mills in Lackawanna
and Luzerne counties have refused 4
shorter work day to the silk workers.
More han 5000 are now on strike.
, 1907-08-06
Johnston Elected.

Montgomery. Ala, Aug. 6.-The leg
islature today elected Joseph F. Johns
ton, nominee of the primary n eau
Gus, to succeed the late United States
Senator Pettus.
, 1907-08-06
HEAVY SHOCKS.
instrument at Trieste Notes Disturb.
ances at Long Distance.

Trieste. Austria-Hungary Aug. g.
The instrument in the marine ob~serva-
tory recorded heavy earth shocks this
morning about $500 miles distant.
, 1907-08-06
AND STATE
To REACH AGREEMENT
test case be made and both abide by
the decision.
Cure for Meningitis.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 6.-According
to private advices received last night
from New York, the wealth of John D.
Rockefeller has made possible a cure
for meningitis. DR.. Simon Felzner, the
dispatches say, has discovered a ser.
UNI which will cure the heretofore ia.
tai disease.
, 1907-08-06
WILL FIT UP HALL
IN oUANN BUILDING.

Al = special meeting last night Of
Laramie council. Knights of Columbus.
tne council closed = lease for the hall
IN tna second story Of the Guam build
Ing, on Grand avenue, and will At it
up FOR Z hall room. making a desirable
meeting plsce. The council bought
some Of Tie furniture used in the
0ra4d Arny han.
, 1907-08-06
OPERATED UPON AT
ST. JOSEPh,S HOSPITAL,

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL.
Willie Naismith, son of Engineer
and Mrs. W. J. Naismith Of this city,
was operated upon for appendicitis at
st. Joseph's hospital, Denver, yester.
day by Drs. Lyman and L. j. Weldon
and is doing as well as could be ex,
pected.
, 1907-08-06
Efficacy of Serum,

Experiments made at Castala, Ohio.
it is declared, have demonstrated the
efficacy of the serum. DR.. Felzner is
the head of the Rockefeller institute
for medical research in New York.
, 1907-08-06
TRAIN WRECKED
NEAR k|TTANN|NG
SIX PERSONS KILLED AND NEAR
LY SCORE INJURED EARLY
THIS FORENOON.
Train Was Running at High Rate Of
Speed When Runaway Car on An
other Track DeraiIed Engine Of
Express and Wrecked Four Cars
Passenger Engineer Was Killed.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 6.-The Titus
vile express, south-bound, On the
Pennsylvania railroad. was wrecked
near Kelly station, ten miles from Kit
tanning, Pa, today, and at least six
persons were killed and about eighteen
injured.
Some of the Dead.
Among the identified dead are Mrs.
Alonzo Hough, NJ. B. Irwin, the en-
gineer of the passenger train, Christ
Lere of Titusville, Pa, and Raffey of
Kittanning, Pa. The train was running
at a high speed and the accident &C.
Cured on a sharp curve.
Car Overhangs Track.
In some manner a car that formed a
part of a north-bound freight train had
broken away, landing some distance
from the north-bound track, and pro-
jecting over the south-bound track.
Sideswiped by Car.
The express as it rounded the curve
was sideswiped by this car, which de-
rallied the engine and wrecked four
cars.
, 1907-08-06
LAYING NEW WALK
ON SECOND STREET

w. j. Beckwith today began the
work Of building a concrete sidewalk
in front of the Fred Cameron billiard
hall at 213 Second street. to conform
to the city regulations.
, 1907-08-06
SIGNS BILL.
Georgia Prohibition Law Effective
First of the Year.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. Ex-Governor
Smith today signed the prohibition bill,
effective January l, 1908.
, 1907-08-06
placed on War FOOTING.

Madrid. Aug. 6.-The garrison at
Algeciras has been ordered to be plac-
ed on a war footing, with a view to
sending troops from there to Morocco.
, 1907-08-06
DIED AT HOSPITAL
EARLY THIS MORNING

The 5-months old babe of Mrs. Anne
Kane died at the county hospital this
morning, and was buried this after
noon. The little n was in charge of
the humane agent of Fthe state and
had been sent to the hospital to be
cared for.
, 1907-08-06
BUILDING ADDITION
To CRATER HOME,

Lon Shade, the carpenter, is build
ing an addition to the home of Mrs.
Crater, on Third street, having com,
pleted the overhauling of the Converse
building on Second street.
, 1907-08-06

Shock Felt Yesterday.
Santiago de Chile, Aug. 6.-An
earthquake shock was felt yesterday
at Valparaiso.
, 1907-08-06

Why not get all the news when 1t Ia
news by reading The Republican?
, 1907-08-06
NOW AT WORK ON
The NEW TAX BOOKS,

Deputy County Clerk Dayton this
morning began extending the taxes for
1907 and the books will be turned over
to the treasurer when they have been
completed.
, 1907-08-06
AFTER HAY HANDS
FOR MORGAN RANCH.

Tim Mccarthy, the Morgan ranch
man, was in the city this afternoon, se-
curing hands for the hay harvest now
in progress on his ranch.
, 1907-08-06
RESIDENCE FINISHED
FOR YOUNG CITIZEN

w. H. Beaudoin yesterday CONFLICT
ed the handsome cottage at the corner
Of Eighth and Park for Jacob Jacob
son. and 1t will be occupied shortly.