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NO LONGER MRS JONES.

II 5i4ttoStttuSe$S Hc accused ner husband of
Y extreme cruelty and proved the
charges to the satisfaction of the court
< Mrs. Sarah a. Jones Is no longer the
6 Wife of Benjamin n Jones' Mrs. Jones
4 had children by a former husband, and
these We're also objects OF his wrath
4 sometimes beng driven from the house
with their mother. Jones earned So a.
day as a stationary engineer, but his wife
mad to support the family ana him.
/ Mrs. Jones testimony was corroborart-
ed by Miss Mabel Booth. q neighbor,
ana IN addition to tho divorce the plain
Z III WAS awarded $50 as attorneys fees.
C.tsE8oF MRS. BAKER.
Tho case of Mrs. Carrie Baker was
somewhat similar to that of Mrs, Jones,
There are two children by former
z marriage, and they were not liked by
their stepfather, Robert a. Baker. He
wanted the mother to get rid of them.
which she refused to do. On one oc-
casian Baker beat and kicked his wife.
which laid her up in bed for, a week.
she left him and he promised to do
better, which resolution he kept for two
months. and he then became worse
than ever Mrs. Baker was content
With annulment of the marriage con-
tract and to assume the name or her.
former husband Coombs The Bakers
were married at Carter, Ark. Juno 10,
- 4 3 .
, 1908-10-17
1.-THE DEVIL" is
HEADED THIS WAY

In the first act the Devil" appears
to an artist II his former sweet
heart, who is now married, just as
they had agreed to bury the past and
be just good friends in the future.
She has come to the studio of the
artist to have her portrait painted
when the Devil ppears. The ar
fist requests his Satanic Majesty" to
leave them. when he reminds them
that his presence will best explain to
the lady's husband the absence of
the portrait which has not been
painted. He slowly brings them to-
gether; he Joins their hands when
they are interrupted by the sudden
return of the husband. Herr Molnar's
Devil Is a polite, malicious, mischiev-
Gus man and of excellent taste in
dress. He is not ugly-and is not
lame, but is really a handsome and
charming mana man in the prime
of life is the Devil-obliging-a man
of the world and cfvil-a diplomatist
too well skilled In debate; he talks
right glib of church and state. In
fact he is such a man as you might
meet every day hi he will be at the
opera house next Tuesday night. Oct.
20. Seats now on sale. Prices--$1.00, |
75c and Soc.
, 1908-10-17

When we came here in 1892, six
years after Cleveland was down and
out, the remnants of the so to 81 pan.
ic under free trade were olear.y in
evidence yet, every kind If business
showed the marks of destruction and
~desolation that followed thai panic.
Bryan for Free Wool.
Wyoming is a great state. Her fu-
ture greatness is only just beginning
to he felt. l don't believe ner twenty
million dollars invested IN ca,tle and
twenty-five mil ions In sheep will allow
the hands Of time to be turned back.
Bryan said when he heasped tc lass the
Wilson Goiman free trade bill, II am
for free wool" He has ever r..tract-
ed a word of it, but has said he would
hammer at the tariff until the 'ast leg
was broken.
If there is a peopie that will fall
quicker under free trade or rise quicF-
er under a protective tariff than Your
people, l don't know where they are.
Respectfully, w. ]. GARLOCK.
, 1908-10-17
FORMER RESIDENT RECALLS
SOME EVENTS WHEN FREE
TRADE IN WOOL WAS
In yoauE.
Wool Clip That sold for Four Gents
Advance was Paid for With a
Drawback Of cne and one-haif
Cents Per Pound-Bryan Announe-
ed That He Was for Free Wool
Then and Has Not Changed.

In a letter to the business DEPART
ment of The Republican, dated at
Clearmont, CAL, w. j. Gar.ock, a for
ner resloent of this county ana a man
thoroughly posted then and o upon
the conditions in Wyoming, especially
among the sneepmen and woolmen, OF
whom ne was one, ADDS the IoiioWlns
that should be borne home at this
time, when Bryan and his free trade
ideas are the paramount issues IN the
campaign beng waged by tie demo-
cratic party, in their efforts / produce
a recurrence OF the experience of Mr..
darlock, Mr. Eykyn and s'orsss ff 9TH
er men in those lays:
MI. Garlock's Letter.
Dear Sir:AEnclosed find 50 for The
Republican to keep the pot boiling an
other year.
l am interested in The Republican
and its work in helling to keep the
voters of Wyoming in line for election
day.
/ was there twelve years ago this
summer aud remember too well the
four years we were just coming oui
II, the intense interest shown by ev-
cry stockman that the nightmare of
Tree trade that had hung over the
state during the Cleveland administra-
.lon be driven forever out of the land.
Shot Short Of .hs Marx.
| see by The Republican that the
Cheyenne Tribune says wool is SO per
cent higher than during those dark
days. Tha. is a bright speech for a
paper to make that pretends to deal
cut intelligence to the people. l hap
pen to know pretty well a clip that
was shipped on 4 cents advance in
| July. In October returns were made,
drawing back lh cents. You can be
the shipper realized the value of free
trade wool. | don't know what you
hear now, but | heard then by wise CO
ii democrats that free trade in wool
would admit desirable grades from the
old country, which could be mixed with
the domestic fleece and enhance its
value so it would sell higher than un
der protection.
He's a Republican Now.
One of the largest sheep owners in
Albany county said at the time Cleva-
land went in that he had $4,000 to
100000 invested in sheep AMI If he
kept the sheriff away In those four
years he would do well. He was a
democrat then; today he Is IN the re.
publican ticket for state senator. The
highest sale OF wool out IT Albany
county during the Cleveland free rade
was madc by Gull Brothers at 8 cents
per pound. Iou in Albany county
know what wool has brought the past
seasou. We had = little panic last Oc-
tobef, Ovsf which the democrats ara
much coo6erned. hut unirsa BEy~a y
, 1908-10-17
PRESIDENT STATES HIS POSITION
IN LABOR MATTER TO HEAD
OF DREDoEMEN,s
UNION.
Says II H. Did Not Believe Taft Would
Occupy Position Toward Labor
That lie Has Tried to occupy and
In Which He and His Correspond,
n Believe, He Would Not Back
the Candidate For Election.

Chicago, Oct. 1T. j. Dolan. gem
eral Observation-Disclosures of the Inter
national brotherhood of Steam Shovel
and Dredgemen, today made public a
letter from President Roosevelt an
swering II SEM by MIR. Dolan in
which MIR. Dolan declared that his
organization was proud of Mr.. Taft's
honorary membership in the brother
hood. Pres.d dent Roosevelt's letter
follows:
President's Letter.
The White House. Washington, Oct.
Is, 1908.
My Dear Mr.. Dolan: 1 have your
letter of the 18th instant and am much
pleased with the copy Of the article
Tor your Journal which you enclosed.
Indeed, you may rest assured, that
II did not believe that Taft would
occupy Just the position toward or.
gan zed labor that l have tried to oc.
cupy and in which you and / believe,
tnen, fond, though l am Of him, l
would not back him,
Honest With Labor.
A you know, l have for one
moment besitated to oppose organized
iaoor on any point where l thought
organised labor vas wrong: but just
ss little do l hesitate to stand up for
right
The Decentralization can well atford
, 1908-10-17

to stand on its record of positive &C.
compilsnment Tor organized labor, ana
as regards the Isthmus of Panama,
where we have most to do with organ
izeu labor. that record IS Taft's.
A Model Employer.
You yourself know well what the
United States government has done
as regards the work.ngmen of the
lsthmus; thanks largely to Mr.. Taft
the record Oh the government at Pan
m is that of a model employer, both
as regards wages and hours and as
regards the housing and care OF EN-.
ploses.
Damage Cause Of. Labor.
Il do not believe that the laborine
men OIL this country have ave. had in
ONCE a slancher friend than Mr.. TAFT.
The attack upon him by certain self.
constituted political leaders of organ.
lied labor, If successful, would in the
long run, gravely damage the cause
Of organ-ze labor; for these men are
trying to persuade the people Of
this country that organized labor
mas interests apart from and hos
tie to TIE interests of the great
mass of the American people; and
such an attitude, if persisted II, would
inevitably in the end result disast.
rously to organized labor itself.
Efforts Should Fall.
Il believe they will fail in this effort
to misguide their followers and to do
wrong to the American people; and II
8 above all things for the interest
of organized labor that they should
fail.
IF Mr.. Taft we're not elected, the
chief sufferers from the chaotic bust
ness conditions that would follow
would be the workingmen; all Of our
citizens would benefit by Mr.. Taft's
election, but the work. ngmen most
Of all.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
, 1908-10-17
9 9 9 . Q Q Q

West Point, Oct. 1.-THE first big
football game OF the year will be
played here this afternoon. between
Yale and Army ele, ems. Interest is
intensified this fall by last years 0
to 0 tie, and exceptional preparations
have been made by each team for the
game. The Cadet eleven is said to
be in unusually good condition for the
early season game, while Yale is be-
lieved to be slightly ''off form"
, 1908-10-17
Armenian Massacre.

Berlin, oct. I7.-rhere mas been a
lr.gh.lul massacre Ia armenia, accord
.4g to the Constantinnp.e corr espond-
ca. u the berl ner 1ageDlarL.
Turn,sn T,Cops as . ayers.
This paper TO-DAY pdDilanes a dis
p-.on IRON .ne Iurh4sn capltai which
says: ArMen n IN yIransneAr
nave been ma-saered W turkish
troops. men and women and children
were subjected to fearful treatment.
10 SveraWe People.
Troops were sent to the village to
o,erawe the NUT mus townspeopie,
Itwc-thirds of whom are Armenians, and
they at once began the slaughter.
They are said to have completely
overrun city"
, 1908-10-17
CABLE HAULING ON
MANHATTAN BRIDGE

The novel method of cable hauling
on the new Manhattan bridge Is des
cribed in an interesting illustrated ar
ticle in the November Popular Me
chanics. 1t says:
THE hauling ropes, each of which
is driven by a so horse power electric
motor, move.at a speed of approximate
ly 400 feet per minute, carrying
sheaves tie river In about
seven minutes. Allowing for the time
used in attaching wires at each end,
about three trips are made per hour.
It is estimated that at this rate OF
will take four months, some
time being consumed in fixing guide
wires for each strand"
, 1908-10-17
Bryan at Denver.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 17.-One of the
greatest crowds ever gathered in Den,
yer turneds out to greet Bryan last
night. The candidate spoke to three
overflow meetings, and when he arose
10 address the throng at the audito
rum on the subject Let There Be
Light" there was o standing room
in that immense structure.
Crowds Pleased Him.
AS Bryan took. the train to return
to Lincoln he expressed his gratitude
at the demonstrations accorded him
, 1908-10-17
Market REPORTS
Live Stock at South Omaha.

CIVc S0OCN de oUueH OrHdfIa,
South Omaha, Oct 1Z.-Cattle-Re-
ce pts 200 head. Market steady.
Western steers, s2.25@5.50; Texas
steers, $2.o0@4.40; range cows and
heifers, $2.50@3.75; Gamers, $4,000
2.75; stockers and feeders, s2.5OQ4.60;
calves, $2.75@5.75; bulls, $2.00@3.10.
Hogs-Beceipts 1900 head. Mar
ket 5 to 10c lower. Heavy, s5.45Q
$50; mixed, s5.40@5.45; Light, $4,000
$50; pigs, s2.25Q4.70; bulk of sales,
$5.45@5.50.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head. Mar
ket steady. Yearlings, $4.35Q4,90;
wethers, s4.00G4.65; ewes. $3.50
4.50; lambs, s5.00@5.50.
, 1908-10-17
VAGRANT FINED Br
BY RICH RIVER JUSTICE

William O'Brien, who has been
..anging about the hotel at Rock River
or several days, was arrested yester
lay, on a warrant from Justice Pine
ans court, charged with vagrancs
md sentenced 10 pay a n OF $40 AM
ISIS, making a total OF S23.o0 ane
oaay was lodged in the county jai
ere by Sheriff Bower, where he viii
Jrobably miss election entirely.
, 1908-10-17
-aIDE DESERTED IN
VERY SHORT TIME.

Mrs. Francis l.. Winchester, who
until the 9Th of October was Mrs. vi
ola Smith of North park, who on that
.ay was married by Judge Carpenter
in this city, is said to nave been de
serted by her husband. They went
from here to Nebraska, where Win
chester borrowed his wife's purse and
what money she had, about $40, and
started on a trading expedition, the
nan sending his wife a note that he
vas going to Montana and that she
.ould go to-whereyer she pleased
.drs. Winchester Is now at the home
i Mrs. D. Montgomery in this city
, 1908-10-17
DEATH LIST REACHES MORE
THAN SCORE AS RESULT OF
BURNING OF A RELIEF
TRAIN YESTERDAY.
Fires stili Uncontrolled in Several
Counties and Full List Of Trage-
dies Not Yet known-Nebraska
Military Institute at Lincoln De-
stroyed, sixty Boys Attending
Having Been Rescued.

Alpena, Oct. 17.-With twenty-sev-
yesterday in Pressure Isle county, and
with the forest fires still raging uncon-
trolled through the counties of Che
boy gan, Pressure Isle and Alpena, as
well as other scattered districts of
northern Michigan, deligent search
was begun today to determine the full
extend of The. holocaust
Many Tragedies Not Known.
1t may be many days before the trag-
edies are revealed that are likely to
have occurred on isolated farms. The
property loss will run into mi lions.
Whole villages have been wiped from
the map. and LOGGING camps by the
dozens were destroyed, with the sea
sons output.
One Towns crest Loss.
In the vicinity OF Millersburg alone
were hsses estimated It half a million.
In other d str-cts are reported bad for
est fires. and la Crawford county, four
mi Ion trees planted by the state for
estry commission were destroyed.
Fires skill Raging.
Ia the upper peninsula threatening
forest fres . reported around Sauite
Ste. Marie, Menomfnee, Escanaha, Ca
lumet and Houghton. At Koss. near
Menomtnse, eightssn nomes are re-
ported destroyed, With maaAy more
Threatened.
, 1908-10-17
CANDIDATE cox OF NORTH CAR.
.oLINA BELIEVES HE WILL RE
ELECTED WITH OTHER
REPUBLICANS.
Presence of Judge Taft Gives Strength
to Contention That Party viii
Win in state and in Some of Con.
g%ressional Dlstriets-Bryan Greet.
ed By Big Crowds of Curiosity
Seekers in Denver Meeting.

Salisbury, N. c., Oct. 17.-Taft was
joined here by j. Ellwood Cox, the
nominee for governor ON the republi-
can ticket. Your visit to North Car,
Gina gives me the firm belief that not
only will you carry the state, but that
the state ticket will be elected said
MIR. Cox. w e are sure of electing two
and there is the possibility of elechng
one more republican congressman" he
added.
, 1908-10-17

Toxic, Oct. 1.-THE American gun
boat Kankton had been neither sighted
of dehnl,ely localeu up &c 8 oclock
-oA gnt, ana there IS some uneaslness
%oncerning her. She has no wireless
J.egraphy on board.
was Reported Thursday.
The Yankton lett Olongapo october
} Tor YoAohama, wnere II is to Jon
e baGtleship feet. She was report
S sighted al sea at s a. m, October
and expected to come into the
okoAama harbor during the morn
OF October 10th.
Reception Committee Ready.
The ofncial reception comm ttee,
eaded by Vice Adm raj Salto, who is
vice minister Of the navy department,
will leave early tomorrow morning
for Yokohama and the party will as
semble aboard the %battleship M .kasa,
An Address Of Welcome.
Upon the arrival of the American
~battleships at 9 o'clock in the morn
ing, the committee will board the
flagship Connecticut and present ar
address of welcome to Admiral Sperry
After tie exchange of official calls
las been arranged, the Amer can Off
iers will attend a garden party. fol
owed by a dinner.
Houses All Decorated.
The scene at Yokohama upon the
eve of the fleets arrival is of the
'liveliest. The city is crowded with
Japanese and foreigners, and every
.louse. however poor, is decorated il
honor of the Amer cans, with crossed
lags and lanterns.
, 1908-10-17
Grain and provisions at CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Wheat-D9c.
99B @99Ac; May, 102A@iO2B
Corn-Dec.. 63%c; May, eS&c. Oats
Dec, 4S1sc; May, 50B@50A.
Pork-Oct., s13,25; Dec s1S.S7h.
Lard-Oct.. $3.50; Nov, $9.27h. Ribs
Oct, $3.50; jan. $500.
, 1908-10-17
War Ia Inevitable.

Paris, Oct. 17.-France has just re-
ceived official confirmat on of the re-
ports Of the mobilization by Turkey
of the Anatol an army corps. This
is regarded in official circles as Tur-
keys answer to the Bulgaria's refusal
to accord compensation for the Orien-
tai railroad, and is believd to make
war practically e v-table.
Bulgaria viii Act.
1t is expected that Bulgaria VIII
Immediately push troops scross the
Turkish frontier in order to secure an
advantage before Turkey al Deg.n
the general mobilization.
, 1908-10-17
IN TIME.
Nan Charged With Murder and Other
Prisoners Planned to Escape.

Sherman, Texas, Oct. 17.-"Bill'
-atheld, in Jail here charged with a
murder committed in California, and
other pr soners were discovered in a
blot to break Jail last n ght. Saws
I'D been passed to them and they
we're making considerable Roadway
hen ldiscoverd.
, 1908-10-17
AGAINST UNION LABOR.
Bryan's Books Printed in Office Not
Under |. T. U.

Chicago, H., Oct. 17.-Despite Bry-
ans professed love for union labor, a
collection Of his books, made today,
shows that when he had any printing
to be done, he ~patronized %non-union
shops.
The tip came to republican headquar-
ters from union printers. who are
amused at Bryan's affectionate attitude
toward labor and the lack of union la.
bells on his publications.
, 1908-10-17
HAlNEs INDICTED
-rothers Charged With Annis Murder
at 6a-s,oe Yacnt CIup.

New York. Oct. 17.-Indictments
,narging Captain Peter c. Halnes, ir.,
and T. jenkins Ha- mes with a muir
der in the first degree was handed
up by the Queens county grand jury
d. flusning, l.. L., TO-DAY. The indict-
.1ents are based upon the killing of
.yiiilam Annis at the Bayside Yacht
.ub august last.
, 1908-10-17
Taft is Satisfied,

This information caused Taft to add
an expression Of the satisfaction he
had taken in his southern swing. He
spoke briefly at the state school at
this place, and during the day and ev,
ening will address meetings at High
Point and Greensboro, in this state,
and Danville and Richmond. Va.
, 1908-10-17
Closing stock Quotations.

New York, Oct. 17.-Unicn PACING,
166; Southern Pacific, 1OSA; Anal
gamated, 751h; Atchison, SOS do pre-
ferred, 90; New York Central, t04@;
Pennsylvania, 1875; steel, ASA; do
preferred, 10SB.
, 1908-10-17
DECORATED
IN HONOR Of FLEET

received yesterday from Toxic recite
that the American battleship feet
ENCOUNTERED a very heavy storm off
the North coast OF Luzon on the 18th
and 18th of October. This heavy
weather may have delayed the Yank-
ton.
, 1908-10-17
DECORATORS AT WORK
ON CLUB BUILDING.

The painters and paper hangers are
at work on the interior of the Laramie
club at Sixth and Grand avenue, and
Chairman Greenbaum Of the house
committee Relieves the club will be
able to take possession within Z fort-
night. At the farthsst.
, 1908-10-17
chicaoo Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Cattle-Receipts
500 head. Market steady, Beeves,
$3.40@7.50; Texans, $3.25@4.7O;
westerns, s3.10Q5.70; stockers and
feeders, s2.60@450; COWS and heifers.
s1.60@5.30; calves, s6.0048.50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head. Mar
ket steady. Western, s2.5o94.6O;
yearl ngs. S4.4095.0O; western lambs,
s4.00 10.
, 1908-10-17
Lead. Copper and Bar silver.

New York, Oct. 17.-Lead gu ct at
81. copper quiet at s1S.37hQ
13.62h; silver, 51&c per ounce.
ST. Louis, MO, Oct. 17,-Spelter duh
at $500.
, 1908-10-17

gives audience and luncheon to Admir-
al Sperry and thirty Of the higher Of
ficers; dinner in the e> ening by the
minister Of marine at the Navy club.
Luncheon at Arsenal.
Wednesiay--Luncheon by the min
lister of war at the arsenal garden.
garden party in the afternoon by AID.
m:ral Togo in the Imperial gardens;
dinner in the evening by the prime
minister at his official residence.
Thursday-Luncheon by the mayor
of Toxic; afternoon reception by the
city of Toxic in Hibiya park; dinner
by the minister of foreign affairs al
his official residence; performances
later at the Kabuki theater by the
Bankers club .
Dinner at Maple Club.
Friday forenoon and afternoon re
served for the American fleet; Japan
csc dinner at the Maple club.
Saturday-Departure of the feet.
For Warrant Officers and Men.
A large number of entertainments
for the warrant officers and men, ex
tending throughout the week, have
been ARA aged by the Japanese nav
and by the municipal authorities of To
kio and Yokohama.
Military Academy surns.
Lincoln, Neb.. Oct. IL. : The Nebras.
"a mi.i,ary academy, located three
miles west Of this city, WIS destroyed
, 1908-10-17
Made chew o. Il.
Judge Tries suicide.

Newark. N. J., Oct. 17.--Judge How.
ell OF the criminal court M u:is CITY
shot himself in the head in one Of the
city parks today, while his court was
waiting for him to appear. He prob,
ably will not o Howell WAS
criticised in the political campaign,
and last night challenged ais accusers
to reply to the questions which he ask
ed them.
Howell is Dead.
Howell died in the hospital two
hours later.
, 1908-10-17
MS AT Yokohama II
ANTICIPATION OF COMING
OF AMERICANS A BRIL-
LIANT CINE.

.rossed Flags and Lanterns Adorn
the Fronts of Dwellings, However
Humble, and People are Greatly
Experimentation Missing and
Some Fears Entertained for Safe
ty of Vessel-oId World News.
, 1908-10-17
Lives Lost In 1yphoon

Annoy, China, Oct. 17.-Nat We re-
ports received here from Changow say
that over 300 lives have been lost n
that C ty as the result of a typhoon
Thursday.
, 1908-10-17
New York Financial Market.

New York. Oct. 1Z.-Money on call
nominal; prime mercantile paper, 40
Az per cent.
, 1908-10-17
Wool Market at St. Louis.

st. Louis, Mo, Oct. 17.-Wool Arm.
| Territory and western med uIns, ITO
zoe; fine mediums, I5@ITc; fine, 100
lac.
, 1908-10-17
C MEETING OF

COUNTY OOW
The county commissioners held a
pecial meeting today, to discuss irri'
alton district matters, in connection
18th the Laramie Valley Municipal II
.at.on district matters.
, 1908-10-17

AID soclETv WILL
MEET ON WEoNEeDAY.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
Will meet with Mrs. Dr. Hamilton on
wednesday afternoou.
, 1908-10-17
saIIoonists May Have Persisted.

bdNVOrT'SH9 Way ''dVS
Yarmouth, Eng, Oct. 1.-THE Ger
man balloon Hergezell, the last of
the missing airships, has been picked
up in the North Sea. There was no
sign of it's occupants, and the two
men are believed to haye persisted.
, 1908-10-17
FAIR N SUPPER sv

FAIR AND SUPPER BY
WEST SIDE CHURCH
The West Side church will hold a
air and supper at the North Star
aall on October 9th and 28th. "A
musical and literary program is being
prepared for the occasion.
, 1908-10-17
FIRST BIG GAME.
Yale and West Point Meet on FootbaI HI
Field of Military Academy.

Q West Point, N. Y, Oct. 10
G Yale defeated the West Point Q
. football team this afternoon 6 Q
9 to 0. Q
, 1908-10-17

The Republican y the bsst advsrtis
ing medium N thu. actty and cbsnty ~
It reaches IN the people al the tine.
, 1908-10-17

Encountered Heavy Storms.
Manila, P. l., Oct. H.-D,spatche'
, 1908-10-17
LARAMIE MAN GETS
BRIDE At pENvER.f1

Charles Schaefer Of this city and
Miss Lena Hayner or Denver we're
married in thar city yesterday and
viii make their homo here.
, 1908-10-17
iOING TO CHICAGO

LONG TO CHICAGO
ON OVERLAND BUSINESS
A. w. Augspurger n N. E. Corthe.i
will leave tonight for Chicago on bust
ness connected with the Overland c.
reals company here.
, 1908-10-17
sensational su:.tde,

Chicago. ILL.,. Oct. 17.-Arnold Luet
CERT, brother Of Adoipa Laetser,, the
Chicago sausage maker whsse trial
and conviction OF the u4urde. of Ills
wife was one of the most sensational
in the criminal annals of .iIe country,
committed suicide in q spectacular
manner at Elgin. ILL.,, yesterday. His
identity was not discovered until t.
DAY.
Made ehesw o. Il.
Luetgert was Waiting an amusement
reeort when he attracted tne ataentism
Of the crowd IA firing thiee eboss IN
tAeUf. VIM everybody 5tafine a
him, he sent the fourth bullet through
his own head.
, 1908-10-17
Effect ~Far-Rsachin7.

elected not much more will be heard
from it.
, 1908-10-17

) & Historical Department; Cheyenne, wyoming