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, 1908-06-30
SECRETARY TAFT WILL LEAVE
CLEAN SLATE FOR SUCCESS.
scR BEFORE HE TURNS
OVER THE KEYS.
several Years of Distinguished Service
to Government as Judge Of United
states Court, Governor General Of
Philippines, Secretary Of War and
Special Representative = Demo-
Gratis Slow in Coming.

Washington, D. c., June 30.@This
was Taft's last day as secretary OF
war. After several years distinguish
ed service to the government as judge
of the United States court, as COVER
nor general of the Philippines, as sec
rotary of war and as special repre-
sentative of this country to several
delicate and important diplomatic mis-
sions, he practically relinquishes to-
night the performance for the time, at
least, of his duties as an official of the
United States.
Wright az Successor.
The formal transfer of the depart
ment to Luke E. Wright, his success
sor, will not take place until tomor-
row, but the work Of the department
will be brought up to date by Mr..
Taft before he leaves his desk this
evening, and Secretary Taft will re-
sumo his political work, with confer
ences with Frank Hitchcock and Ar
thur /. vorys. These conferences will
relate to the national craftsmanship of
the republican party and promise to
have an important bearing in the Sc
lection OF a campaign director.
, 1908-06-30
NELSON IS
INDICTED
FEDERAL GRAND JURY AT SALT
LAKE CHARGES YOUNG MAN
WITH RoBBING BANK
OF VAST sum.
Was Employed at Utah National While
Father Was Cashier, Latter Admit
ting Loss Of $1oe,2so from Reserve
Vaults Of Institution Federal
Judges Enjoin Interstate Com
merce Commissions order.

Salt Lake, Utah, June 30.-In the
federal court today, United States
Judge John Marshall received from the
federal grand jury a report containing
an Indictment against A. w. Nelson,
in connection with the alleged looting
of the reserve vaults Of he Yah Ma
tional bank.
Was Former Empioye.
Nelson is the cashier Of the Jordan
State bank, and was formerly emp 10y
ed in the Utah National, where his
uncle, Joseph 8. Nelson, was formerly
cashier.
Admitted Immense Loes.
Elder Nelson rendered his resigna-
ton when President w. s. Mccormick,
after receiving the report of the ex-
perts. issuing a signed statement ac-
knowledeing the loss Of 31O6, $50 from
the reserve chest Of the Utah National.
Order Of enforcement EnJoIned.
St. Paul, MINI, June 30.-Judges
Sanbern, Hook and Adams, in the Unit.
ed States court today, rendered an in.
terlocutory decree whereby they tenn
porariIy suspend and entoin The en-.
forcemeutN .of the order o. the inter
stste commerce commisstSu, which re
duced the charge OF certain railroads
for the transfer OF live stock from
Their terminal IN Ghioaso to the United
stocksyards feew q to II per car.
, 1908-06-30
GENERAL DURAN IS IN
PURSUIT OF REBELS
took an active part in the raid and
was chief of the band, and Albinopo-
mand
Watching Developments.

Washington, d. c., June 30.-With
troops In readiness on both sideU, the
International border developments in
the insurrectionary situation in north
ern Mexico are being watched with
the closest interest from Washington.
Government Cooperating.
The official machinery of this gov
eminent is cooperating to the fullest
extent with the Diaz government, and
from this city the state department,
the war department and the depart,
ment of justice are working together
in a common movement for the preser-
walton of neutrality within the United
States domain.
, 1908-06-30
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@ letin. not n penny Of that vast @
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Q or misapplied, although the books O
~ have been gone over from time to Q
Q time by the most expert account Q
o ants in both the federal and state Q
Q governments whose duty it was o
@ to see that every cent was &C. O
9 counted for. DR.. Hebard will yet Q
@ live to hear communication from @
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, 1908-06-30
NEW COMMITTEE AT
WORK FOR WATER PIPE.

At a meeting last night of property
owners or south Eighth street, at the
city hall, the former committee to
canvass the residents with a view to
the formation Of a company to lay a
water main on that street was dis
charged and a new committee, con
sisting of George Gebhardt, Robert
Graham and Charles w. DeKay, was
appointed, the committee to complete
its task and report at a meeting to
be held ext Monday evening, at the
city hall. A permanent organization
is expected to be effected at hat time,
The company will lay a six-inch cast
iron pipe from Grand avenue to Ord
street n connect with the new main
at Eighth and Grand.
, 1908-06-30
Mcclellan Win. conte.t.

New York, June 3O.-Justice Lam
bert today directed the jury to find
a verdict for Mayor Mcclellan in the
election recount suit, unfolding Nc
Clellan's election against the conten-
tons of Hearst.
Says Boxes Were stufsed.
The taking of evidence was con-
cluded today. After the recount Of
the ballots cast in the mayoralty cleo
ton Of. 1905 had shown a legal, plural
fty, of nearly 5000 for Mcclellan.
Hearst's attorney asserted that the
boxes had been stuffed.
Would Produce Evidence.
He offered evidence to show that
Hearst was defrauded Of 6,053 votes.
He then rested the case. Counsel for
Mcclellan offered in evidence the Of
fetal returns of the election and the
judge instructed the jury to find for
Mcclellan.
, 1908-06-30
BISHOP is Ill.
Venerable Preiate Not Expected to
Survive Day At Cooperstown.

Cooperstown, N. Y, June 30.-Bfshop
Potter, who IL Ill. is not expected to
live through the day. His condition
was so serious early this morning that
OXYGEN was artiicially administered.
The patients illness dates from May
l, when he was attacked by a compli-
cation of stomach and liver trouble,
but not until early in June was his
condition considered serious. On
June 10 he was taken to Cooperstown
in the hope that the air would benefit
him, and for a time he was much bet
ter, but the oppressive heat Of the
past week counteracted this, and yes
terday he suffered a dangerous relapse.
He is "A years old.
, 1908-06-30
The wyoming Division.

There's railroading," sad Superin-
tendent Anderson yesterday, pointing
to a blackboard in his office at Chey-
enne.
On the board we're marked the time
Of arrival of the dozen passenger
trains on the Union Pacific at the
principal points along the road. OF
all the trains on the board every n
both east and west bound, precisely
on time, although four Of them entered
the division from ten minutes to over
an hour late.
, 1908-06-30

Manager Jacobus of the rolling mills
was shown the above Associated Press
dispatch this afternoon, but he said
he had received no orders to resume
work. He has filled some good orders
for iron for the west, and Is of the
opinion that word to will not
come until his stock on hand has been
reduced somewhat, some time next
month, when the laying Of track
Will be commenced on the completed
grades, work upon which Is Just now
starting. n
, 1908-06-30
MADE A GOOD RUN
AIT RI TIE orrrkiN

oOl ~ lie SIOIN1.
Elmer Lovejoy was notified late yes
terday afternoon that a Boulder party,
en- route TO Centennial on a fishing
trip, had stalled at Tie Siding in their
White steam automobile, and he went
to their relief in his Franklin car, max
ing the run of nineteen miles in 80
minutes. The White carried four men
and Mr.. Lovejoy towed the machine to
town last evening. 1t is now at his
garage awaiting the arrival of some
supplies. The gentlemen, consisting of
George H. Bedard, Ernest Grice, Grant
McFerson and Harry G. Gamble, went
to Centennial by train this morning.
, 1908-06-30
Mistaken for Assassin.
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Q university year that he might do Q
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Q ceived by German teachers in this Q
Q country, at some of the leading Q
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Q tant post from an educational Q
O point of view. DR.. Brown will not O
Q leave for the east before the Q
@ first OF August, n will not 90 Q
Q to Germany until some time later, Q
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@ spending some time In England Q
@ en- route to Germany. Mrs. Brown O
@ will accompany him to Philadel @
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, 1908-06-30
TWO STREETS DECIDE
10 LAY NEW MAINS.

6Nt NEW "HttN0.
At a meeting last night OF property
owners on both south Second and
south Third streets, at the Office OF
W. H. Holiday. 1t was decided to lay
six-inch castiron pipes on both streets,
from connections with the Grand ave
main to Steel street, and work
will be started in time to complete 1t
this summer. The companies are CO.
operating in the work, and 1t Is believ-
ed that Fourth and Fifth streets will
also work with them, each laying six
inch pipe and one buyer securing the
material for the whole work. The Sec
ond and Third street companies did not
complete their permanent organization,
but commendable progress was made
in marping out plan Of action and get
ting ready to do the work
, 1908-06-30
PRESIDENT.
St. Louis Woman Defeats Candidate
Nominated by Committee.

Boston, June 30.-Mrs. Philip N.
Moore of st. Louis is to be president
of the General Federation of Woman's
clubs for the next two years, having de-
feated Mrs. May Alden Ward of Bos-
ton, the presidential candidate named
yesterday by the nomination com
mittee. The result of yesterdays
election, as announced today, shows
906 votes cast, of which Mrs. Moore
received SIS and Mrs. Ward 291.
, 1908-06-30

annie and Northwestern Is to be built
in the immediate future. According to
present surveys, the Union Pacific
road will traverse the boundaries of
this farm, SO Hillsboro is celebrating
in patriotic fashion.
, 1908-06-30
Manager viii Have Office Here.

S. ]. Kent, the general manager for
the Northwestern Land and Iron CON-
pany, will open an Office here, being
also the local agent for the Denver,
Laramie and Northwestern Railroad
company's interests in this section.
Mr.. Kent left for Medicine Bow this
afternoon, and when he returns will
cast about for a suitable location for
headquarters for the allied companies.
, 1908-06-30
WILL HAVE CELEBRATION
OUT ON THE SIBYLEE

Oscar Waechter of Sibylee returned
home today, taking out a load of sup
plies for the Fourth Of July celebration
to be held on that stream on Saturday,
when the people of the neighborhood
will gather for a genuine old-fashion-
ed picnic, with dancing, a big dinner
and other lively sports. Mr.. Waechter
says the occasion will be one of the
most enjoyable for a good many years,
judging from the interest already be
ing shown.
, 1908-06-30
Stock at the Yards.

The following shipments of sheep
were at the local stockyards today:
John Scheverrain, Boise, Idaho, to Chi
cago, twelve cars; E. A. Van Sicklen.
Nampa to Chicago, eight cars; B. Fer.
guson, Bliss, idaho, to Chicago. four
cars
, 1908-06-30
"Peck' raIks of Eishino.

j. T. Peckenpaugh and family Ie-
turned from Laramie Thursday. where
they have been visiting for a short
time, says the Sheridan Post. Mr..
Peckenpaugh reports the fishing fine
, 1908-06-30
LOOKING AFTER THE
REOPENING OF THEATER.

M. j.. Barry arrived from Cheyenne
this afternoon and is experimenting
the installing of a new moving pict-
ure machine at the Crystal theater. to
take the place Of the one damaged by
fire yesterday afternoon. The theater
was closed for n night only, and will
be open for business as usual tonight.
, 1908-06-30

superintendent Party Returns
superintendent H. L. Anderson AMI
wife, and Assistant Superintendent w.
G.. McKeown and wife passed through
the city today, bound for Cheyenne, in
Mr.. Anderson's private car.
, 1908-06-30

A special from Hillsboro. Colo, to
the Greeley Pioneer says that word
comes that the Denver, Laramie and
Northwestern railroad has purchased
the Hefelbauer farm adjoining the
town Of Hillsboro and will Immediately
plat 1t for town lots. This IL taken -
a sure indication that the Denver, Lar
, 1908-06-30
INDUSTRIAL JOURNAL
II MOVING rODAv.

F. W. OFT is today removing hds
printing Giant to the Kidd building, at
514 south Second street, his family
planning to have quarters in the same
building. Mr. OFT is the publisher of
the Wyoming Industrial Journal, the
June number. the Laramie and Al
bany county souvenir edition, having
just been issued. The printing plant
will be established in its new quarters
within . few days.
, 1908-06-30
Manager Returns.

H. A. Smith, manager for the West
ern Union Telegraph company at this
place. returned this afternoon from a
trip to Omaha On business for the COM
pany.
, 1908-06-30
Noted Detective Dead.

Chicago, H., June 3O.-Albert Gal
laher. for many in the secret SER
vice of the United States and one of
those detailed as the personal guard
of the late President Mckinley at the
time of his assassination, died here to-
day.
Mistaken for Assassin.
Gallaher seized Czolgosz's wrist af-
ter the fatal shot had been fired and
wrenched the weapon from his hand.
Gallaher was mistaken by the crowd
for the assassin and was badly beaten,
and to this fact, according to the at
tending physician, Gallaher's death
was indirectly due.
Liver Trouble Followed.
Affection of the liver developed from
the injuries he received at that time.
, 1908-06-30

Work will begin on the Atbol hill
cutoff in Colorado and the extension
of the branch line up the North Platte
river. Large gangs of men were sent
to both places and will begin work I'M.
~mediately.
, 1908-06-30
Mrs. Cleveland at ramworth.

Mrs. Cleveland at Tamworth.
Princeton, N. j., June 3O.-Mrs.
Cleveland left here today for her sum-
mer home at Tamworth, N. H., where
she will remain with her children until
September.
, 1908-06-30

to occupy the greater part of the time
until noon, there will be an intermis-
sion to enable the visitors to secure
dinner. when they will be directed to
the fair grounds, where the fair asso-
citation has arranged a splendid pro-
gram OF races and other notable
events, with some surprises on the
side.
Confetti Battle.
At 8 o'clock on Friday evening will
occur the band concert and the con
fetti battle, a ton OF confetti having
been provided for the merry makers.
The committee has asked The Repub-
lican to say that the gathering of con-
fetti from the ground will be severely
frowned upon, and those i~ndulging in
this rough play will be arrested by a
corps Of special officers delegated
with power on purpose. Once q large
number of persons were seriously in
jured from the throwing OF dust gath
cred up in this dirty way, and the
committee hope that no n will re-
SORT TO the unclean and unwholesome
practice.
Exhibitions at Fair Grounds.
There will be nc less than four ex-
hibitions of pugilism at the fair
grounds. starting about $3.50 Friday
afternoon. The preliminary events
will include a three-round bout be-
tween Wolf and Schenck of the roll
ing mills, both connected with the
little mill" but the mill promises to
be big enough to satisfy anybody.
Young CAM of Denver will meet
Tommy Cody of Denver in a four
round go with mitts and Cavazzi of
Denver will go up against an I'M
known.
The really big event of this series
Will be a scientific boxing match, ten
rounds, between Charles Sullivan, the
fea~therweight of Colorado,
and Tim Garvey OF Pueblo, a sure
enough hot one from the hot steel
town.
The Official Program.
Following is the program issued by
the committee today for the guidance
Of the judges and others:
, 1908-06-30
COMES TO iNsTALL
MACHINERY Ar MILL.

James Shank, millwright for the
company furnishing the mill and ele-
vator machinery for the Overland
Cereals company. has arrived from
Mason, ". Va, and will remain until
after the machinery is going and the
mill accepted from the company.
, 1908-06-30
Anaconda Dividend,

New York, June 30.-The Anaconda
Copper company today declared a quar-
terly dividend Of SO cents. This Is
unchanged from the last previous
quarter.
, 1908-06-30
OFFICIAL
SAYS co
VICE PRESIDENT MoHLER AN.
NoUNcES RESUMPTION OF
WORK ON HARTMAN Elk
TENSION PLANS.

Athol Hill Cutoff and Branch Line Up
North Platte River-Rolling Mills
Supplying Track Material and Be-
lieved That Word to Resume Will
Not Be Long Delayed-Copper
Company Dividend.
, 1908-06-30
ALMOST CURED.
Congressman Sherman Expects t.
Leave Hospital Tomorrow.

Cleveland, O., June 30.-Congress-
man James 8. Sherman continues to
regain his strength and will probably
leave the hospital tomorrow.
, 1908-06-30
Steel to Centennial.

The i've cars Of steel noted yester-
day, the last Of the present shipment,
were sent to Centennial this morn
, 1908-06-30

Ing. to be stored until needed In the
extension Of the line toward Walden.
, 1908-06-30

Omaha, Neb., June 30.-The official
announcement was made today by Vice
President Mohler that the extension
work on the Hartman lines will be-
gin July L where it was stopped sew
eral months ago, because of the hnan-
cial unrest.
, 1908-06-30
THE sARAcA CLUB
: MEETING WEEKLY.

The Baraca club, an organization of
young men having rooms in the tower
of the new Baptist church, which
have been costly fitted up, held a meet
ing last night and decided to meet
Monday evening Of each week for the
present. The club ID a social and in
t~eilectural organization and other
young men are invited.
, 1908-06-30
Nebraskans Are for GRAY.

Lincoln, Neb., June 30.-The Ne
braska delegation at the Denver con-
vention will approve any New York
man on whom the factions of that
state can unite for vice president.
Failing in this, Nebraska will vote
solidly for ]. G. Gray for vice presi-
1opt
, 1908-06-30

Why not get ali tho news whom It Il
aeus By reading The Republican,
, 1908-06-30

GONE TO RANCH
ON COMPANY MISSION.
A. w. Augspurger, secretary of the
Laramie Development company, went
to the Blackburn ranch this morning,
on business for the compay. and may
not return before tomorrow.
, 1908-06-30

The record of Gray is regarded as
of the best for pleasing the labor
voters, and it is for these votes the
democratic party is going to make the
strongest bid, asserted the Nebras-
kanS.
, 1908-06-30
Owned by Bryan.

OW'SU " bTydH.
The Nebraska delegation, which is
considered in accord with Bryan in
every particular. is standing for a
strong antiinjunction plank that will
satisfy the demands Of President
Gompers and other labor leaders.
Gray Stands All Right.
The voice Of Joseph Navel Of Will
mington, Del, the manager of Judge
Gray, accumulated the belief that
Gray is persona grata with Bryan.
The tariff plank will be very similar
to those Of former years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-12

1t is significant that even the Prin
cess of Wales is believer in the ad
vantages OF class room education al
over against the old tutorial methods
COMMONLY employed in the education
OF royalty. The Princess of Wales be
lieves that girls should have eyers
advantage Of modern education and sc
Is considering sending her daughter
the Princess Mary, to school.
Princess Mary, who is clever little
needlewoman and Is already very well
advanced in her studies for a child OF
her age, would undoubtedly find lies.
sons" far more interesting IL she had
classmates of her own age to compete
with. 1t Is therefore by no means un-
likely that she will be sent to school,
says Home Notes.
OF course in that case she would
have her private suit Of rooms and
her own governess In attendance, but
her lessons would be taken with the
other pupils, and she would be treated
as one of them, just as Prince Ed
ward, England's future king, is at
present only one of the many cadets
at Osborne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver iewelry, Burr, the Jeweler
c. w, Avcrill and Co., give SO cook
book to every purchaser OF a Quaker
range.
Stone cutters glasses. All prices from
20 cents 20 $500 each. l.. =. Austin,
the watch ana clock man.
Wanted, position BY stenographer
Albany business college graduate. Call
at No. Summer street.
Denenica % corrente dale 10 ale 12
q. m. terranno II loro meeting in casa
C. Cardi. No. Center street, per prem.
dere visiore del rendconto della festor
boscareccior.
An opportunity is offered for anyone
TO purchase a very desirable residence,
modern in every respect, located on the
French estate, at low price and on
easy terms with monthly payments.
The house Is arranged so part could be
rented very readily and the only reason
for selling is because the owner is leay-
ing town within a week, and the house
mist be sold before he goes. II you
want bargain, see the d. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-12
uPHoLsrrnEp n ARnAs oIorH.

the one great charm Of the lounginl
place is lost II has ceased to be com
Portable.
There Is an endless variety Of In
expensive furnishings that look vel
and do not bring pang to the house
wife's heart when they begin to show
the effects of sunshine and usage
Cretonne is the fabric par excellence
for certain kinds OF rooms, for bed,
rooms particularly and for living
rooms which are furnished IN the
chintz period. A new kind of open
mesh fabric that is being used for cur
tains and cushion tops has large
square openings. through which a col
ored lining shows. When this mate
rial is used for hangings at window
no lining is needed, but for all other
purposes a substantial foundation Of
this kind must be provided.
Arras cloth is always in favor on &C.
count of its good wearing qualities,
the variety Of colors 1t comes in and
its generally good effect with almost
any style of furniture 1t can be used
either plain or decorated with coarse
needlework, with applique or with
stenciling. Any one of these treat
ments viii be highly satisfactory.