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, 1908-03-31
.TEMPLARS
WILL MEET
GRAND COMMANDERY OF WYO.
MING TO HOLD ANNUAL CON-
MUNIcATIoN TOMORROW.
All Subordinate Bodies of Order Ex-
pected to Be Represented, lmman-
uel commandery of This City Hav-
ing Thirteen Members Eligible to
Seats in Convention.

The annual communication Of the
grand commandery of Wyoming,
Knights Templar, will be held at the
Masonic hall in this city tomorrow,
meeting at 10 O'Clock, when the ses-
sion will be called to order by Gran !
Commander Robert H. lawrence Of
Green River, with Grand Recorder
Parshall of Cheyenne and Granl
Treasurer William Daley Of Rawlin5
present. 1t is expected that all the
communicates in the state will be rep.
resented. Among the matters to be
disposed of will be the reports of the
grand officers, the selection of the
next place of meeting and the election
Of officers for the next Templar year
Thirteen from Emmanuel.
1t is expected that Emmanuel com.
mandery will be well represented at
the meeting, as there are not less than
thirteen members of the local com.
mandery who are entitled to seats in
the convention. These include Fred
A. Miller, the eminent commander OF
the commandery; Frank A. Holiday,
generalissimo, and A. C. Jones, cap
tain general. The following past
grand commanders will also be pres
ent: Otto Gramm and ]. T. Holiday
The past commanders entitled tc
seats are John Reid, Jesse Converse
DR.. H. L. Stevens, Judge NJ. C. Brown
j. H. King, w. H. Reed, Hugh Hynds
and H. J. King.
Banquet BY Eastern Star.
Other Communicates in the state
will be represented, but none of them
will have so large a list of members
present as Emmanuel commaniery, OF
course. Following the session of the
grand commandery, which is expected
to be concluded by supper time, the
members of Alpha chapter, Order OF
Eastern Star, will give a banquet to
the members of the grand command
, 1908-03-31

Indianapolis, Ind, March 31.-Dele
gates to the Indiana republican state
convention. which meets tomorrow,
began arriving in numbers today. The
convention will adopt a platform, nom.
mate a state ticket and elect four del.
egates at large to the national coz
vention. The delegates are expected
to vote for Vice President Fairbanks
for the presidential nomination.
The Four Delegates.
The four delegates at large to the
Chicago convention will be United
States Senators Beverage and Hem
enway, Governor ]. Frank Hanly an
James P. Goodrich chairman of the
state republican committee.
Subjects of Platform.
The two subjects which are occupy.
, 1908-03-31
IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED
FOR GOVERNMENT LOT.

Postmaster Beltz has been informed
that the lot upon which the p~ostoffice
building stands will be surrounded b.
fence during the coming summer, the
building inspector, who was here a few
days ago, having directed that the
work be done. A brick wall six feet
high will be built along the whole
north side of the lot, from the alley
to Third street, and a two rail tubular
fence will enclose all the grass plots
of the yard, the work to be well done
and the material to be of the best. Ad-
vertisements for bids will be prepared
in a few days.
, 1908-03-31
COMPANY THANKED
FOR KIND ASSISTANCE.

Tht Lovejoy Novelty Works this
morning received the following letter
from the Chicago Automobile club, dat
ed at Chicago on the 25th:
"Gentlemen:-Please accept the sin
cere thanks of the Chicago Automobile
club for your kind assistance in pre-
pairing for the New York-to-Paris race.
l may say hat all of the information
which you provided, in connection
with the race route, has been embol-
led in the permanent files of the bu-
reau of tours and will be available for
motorists who travel over n part of
this route. Any corrections or further
information which would be Of value
to automobilists will be thankfully
received at any time later"
The note is signed by w. W. Craw-
ford, the assistant secretary.
, 1908-03-31
Clearing Out the Entrance.

Hanna, Wyo., March 31.-The work
of recovering the bodies in mine No.
/ has begun. Scores of men are clear.
ing away the timbers and debris from
the east slope entrance. As o o as
the slope is partially cleaned the par
ty will proceed, bratticing the slope
in front of them as they go, and in
this way they can enter the mine with
out danger of another explosion.
May Soon Recover Bodies.
Indications now point to the rescue
of the bodies in a short time. 1t is
known that fifteen or twenty bodies
are close to the surface, probably just
behind the debris which chokes the
east slope of the mine. These men
were bringing bodies to the surface
when the second explosion occurred.
, 1908-03-31
INTERSTATE CONVENTION OF
UNITED NINE WORKERS OF
AMERICA BEING HELD
AT KANSAS CITY.
policy to Be Outlined Today, But Men
Will Quit and Intimation That
Lockout Intended by Operators
Miners Preparing Request to Head
of National Body to Sign With In
dividuaI operators Instead.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 31.-The
nollcy of the interstate convention of
the United Mine Workers of America
If Missouri, Kansas. Oklahoma and
arkansas, regarding the differences
with the operators, will probably be
outlined today. In the meantime, 35,-
mn miners whose interests are involv-
ed will quit tonight.
May Agree Tomorrow.
As the contract between the opera
tors and the miners provides that
April 1 shall always be a holiday,
there is a bare chance that on that
day the operators and men may reach
an agreement.
Want Individual Contracts.
The miners, however, do not expect
this. They say it is a plain lockout,
and they are preparing to request the
permission of their national body to
sign contracts with individual opera
tors.
, 1908-03-31
COMMUNICATION LITTLE
LATE IN ARRIVING.

The Republican was handed a car.
bon copy of a communication "to the
editor of The Republican from
Hon. John McGill last evening at five
minutes to 4 o'clock. just as the forms
were beng closed for that days i'm
preston. The messenger boy was in
formed that the communication came
too late for that afternoons issue but
that it would be published on the NOR
row, but Is u esteemed contempt.
rary was given a scoop on "our"
communication it is hardly worth
while for The Republican to repro.
duce it.
, 1908-03-31
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
ELkS LAST NIGHT.

At the meeting of Laramie lodge.
Elks, last night, for the annual cleo.
ton of officers, there was a lively at.
tendance and some spirited races for
position, almost everybody being nomi
mated for almost every place, and in
some instances ties resulted and the
second and third ballots were ordered
The following were elected:
Exalted Ruler-Fred N. Brees.
Leading Knight-A. E. Holiday.
Loyal Knight-Harry L~angheldt.
Lecturing Knight-C. w. DeKay.
Secretary-C. S. Greenbaum.
Treasurer-George E. Harvey.
Tyler-William Beacham.
Trustee-Niles Callahan.
Delegate to Grand Lodge-W. W
Bower.
Alternate Delegated. N. Stickney
The grand lodge will meet at Dallas
Texas, July II.
, 1908-03-31
Quiet at TreadweIl.

Washington, D. c.. March S1.-Dan'
ger of violence by striking miners
at the Treadwell (Alaska) mines
seems to have been averted by the
arrival of the troops ordered there
last week. The war department today
received a dispatch from Captain
James Bayliss, commanding Company
F of the Tenth infantry, reporting his
arrival with his men and adding that
everything was quiet.
, 1908-03-31
CONCRETE DIPPING WATTS
FOR SEVERAL GENTLEMEN.

Niles Callahan went to the John
Reid ranch, on the Little Laramie
this morning, with part of his cement
outfit, and will take the mixer to that
place later in the week. He has con
tracts for the erection of cattle dip
ping watts at the Reid ranch, the
Gresley & Logan ranch, the James
May ranch and the William Owen place
Cattlemen have been directed to dip
their cattle n they are preparing to
comply with the regulations.
, 1908-03-31
STATE CHEMIST MADE
FEDERAL OFFICIAL

Prof. H. G. knight Of the University
of Wyoming. state chemist, has receiy,
ed from Hon. w. D. Bigelow, acting
chief of the bureau of chemistry, de,
partment of agriculture, his appoint,
ment as collaborating chemist of that
office. to work with the bureau OF
chemistry in matters pertaining to the
position. The appointment will add
both TO the effectiveness of the state
chemists research and to his pay and
emoluments.
, 1908-03-31
AID SOCIETIES WILL
HOLD THEIR MEETINGS

The Methodist Aid society will meet
at the church tomorrow afternoon.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
tomorrow afternoon at half past two
with Mrs. w. H. Beaudoin, corner Of
Eighth and Park.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
will be held on wednesday afternoon,
at 2:3O at the home of Mrs. A. H. Cor
diner, on Seventh street.
, 1908-03-31
WILL TAKE POSSESSION
OF FISH HATCHERY

Theodore Tregoing Will take posses,
sion of the fish hatchery as superin-
tendent of district No. / tomorrow,
succeeding S. H. Campbell, resigned,
A. X. Lee, assistant state examiner
is expected to arrive from Cheyenne
to make the transfer of officials. Mr.,
T%regoning will go to the Saratoga
hatchery before determining whether
he himself will occupy the commits,
sioner's house at the hatchery. Mr.
Campbell will devote his whole time
to his large and growing private bust
ness.
, 1908-03-31
To STAND
BY VICE PRESIDENT
ing the attention of platform makers
are the tariff and liquor legislation.
Looking After Taft,s Safety.

Chicago, ILL.,, March 31.-The Daily
News today says: Unusual precau-
tions will be taken by the police to
protect Secretary Taft from possible
mishap during his visit to ChicS this
week. The name of the railroad over
which he is to arrive will be kept u
secret, and while in Chicago the po-
lice will guard him constantly.
One Public Reception.
During his stay Taft will appear
only once before the general public,
and that will be Saturday afternoon.
at the Hamilton club, when there will
be a public reception in his honor. To
this reception all the people of Chi
cage have been invited"
, 1908-03-31
WHITE MAN SAVED
FROM NEGRO MOB
LYNCHING IN SUBURB OF ATTAIN
IA PREVENTED BY TIMELY
ARRIVAL OF OFFICERS.
Blacks Claim White Man Was Found
in House Of Colored Resident and
Was Dragged Forth-Mississippi
Killing Follows Quarrel Over the
Statements of Character.

Atlanta, Ga, March 31.-The timely
arrival of the police with loaded ri
fes stopped a threatened lynching in
Brownville, a suburb of Atlanta, early
today. The man threatened was B. r.
Chaplin, a young white man, and ne
was surrounded by a crowd of negroes
when two county officers came to his
aid and drove the mob back.
Found in Negro House.
The negroes claimed that they found
Chaplin in a negro house and dragged
him out, and. according to the police,
were about to suspend him from a
tree when the officers arrived.
, 1908-03-31
'Nes FOR LARAMIEITEs
10 LEND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Is br,nFer Root of the Opera House
n nronslng some shows to the house
batro1ant which merit the most liberal
kbs ase from theater-goers. Though
bhopv ance at the Chicago Sym
(ng. She ehestra was very discourag-
bur,bas naa booked and will present a
brst ~ vi high-class attractions, the
ber, as which. Quincy Adams Saw.
And hon. appear Thursday evening.
Their ann the play-goers will show
Enable hieciation in such way as to
fouinev tremendously popular play,
p be rensa. Sawyer" which seems
epeaung everywhere It's New
, 1908-03-31
SETTING UP MACHINERY
FOR LARAMIE COMPANY,

Fred Greenbeck and his cousin went
to the Blackburn ranch yesterday after
noon, where they are setting up the
large gang pillow to be used on the
farm during the coming summer. The
pillow will be drawn by a huge traction
engine, with Mr.. Edmiston as the engi.
neer, and an immense amount of field
work will be done,
, 1908-03-31
Des Moines Election,

Des Moines, Ia. March 31.-Com-
plete returns from yesterdays munici-
pal election, the first held under the
new commission plan of government,
indicate the election of former Police
Judge A. ]. Mathis as mayor and John
MacVicar, Wesley Ash, John l. HAM
merry and Charles Schramm for coun-
cilmen.
Labor Leader Chosen.
MacVicar is secretary of the Ameri-
can League of Municipalities, and Ash
is a coal miner and had the backing o.:
organized labor.
, 1908-03-31
Killed BY Attorney.

Tunica, Miss, March 31.-Percy NJ.
Houston, recently elected secretary
and treasurer of the Yazoo-Mississip-
pi levee board, was shot and killed last
night by ]. T. Lowe, a prominent at
torney, following, it is stated, a de-
mand by the latter that Houston re-
tract certain statements he is alleged
to have made derogatory to Lowe.
Claims Self-Defense.
The latter claims Houston was en-.
%deavoring to draw his weapon when
he fired.
, 1908-03-31
Miners, Contracts Expire.

Denver, Colo. March 31.EAl cor
tracts between the coal miners who
belong to the United Mine Workers
of America and the operators of the
northern Colorado Ignite fields expire
to-day. The miners r demanding
from ten to twenty-five per cent il
crease under the new contract.
Operators Say Cannot Pay.
The operators claim they cannot
psy the increase under the present
conditions. Both sides. however, are
hopeful that a scale will be agreed
upon without a strike.
, 1908-03-31
IN STATE.
Boston Gentlemen Buy Section Near
Leslie for Mining Purposes.

Boston, Mass, March 31.-A. A.
Colder and C. P. Russ Of 60 State
street, this city, have just completed
the purchase of section 33, township
IT, range II, Albany county, Wyo 4,
near the town of Leslie, and will soon
commence the development of the
minerals therein. This property adj
joins that of the Strong Copper Min.
ms company, about 230 OF whose stock.
holders reside in and round this city.
The purchasers have for a long time
been financially interested in Wyom.
ing, especially around Laramie, and
have faith in the future of the mining
interests of that section of the state.
, 1908-03-31

Washington, d. c.. March 31.-The
president today sent to the senate the
nomination of Davis Jayne Hill as am
bassador extraordinary and plenipo-
tertiary to Germany. He also named
Arthur NJ. Beaupre of Illinois as min
lister to the Netherlands and Luxem-
burg and Spencer F. Eddy of Illinois
as minister to Argentine.
, 1908-03-31
Cruiser Prairie Still Aground.

Philadelphia, Pa. March 31.-The
United States cruiser Prairie, which
grounded in the Delaware river at the
League island navy yard Saturday,
while outward bound for Cuba, was
still fast today. Part of the coal will
be removed today in an effort to float
the vessel.
, 1908-03-31
FEES COLLECTED BY
JUSTICE OF PEACE

Justice Hugh Hynds of the police
court collected 1894 in fines in twenty
n cases in the police court during
the month of March. $3.50 as fines In
county cases, s12 as fees in civil cases
and s34 from hunters licenses, a to.
tai OF S312.50 for the moth,
, 1908-03-31
WAITING FOR MINES

The mine at Hanna in which an ex
plosion occurred Saturday and Satur-
day night has been sealed up, in order
to cool down from the fire and ex-
plosion, and no efforts are being made
to recover any nor bodies. Train
men from that place today says that
there is still great interest in the dis,
aster but that the number of visitors
has fallen off considerably.
, 1908-03-31
MILL PROPERTY is
TRANSFERRED TO-DAY.

The papers are being prepared today
for the transfer of the old Touring mill
on Second street to the Overland Ce-
reals company, which will operate the
mill and add a large grain elevator.
The Overland company "a organized
some time ago to take over the prop
erty, and arrangements are being
made to operate the mill in the pro-
duction of food stuffs.
]. M. Augspurger arrived today from
his former home at Middletown, O.,
and will accept a position with the
Augspurger companies here. He is a
brother of e r.. Augspurger of the of
fee force of the Laramie Development
company.
, 1908-03-31
CAPTURED MOsEBY
THRICE IN BATTLE
death OF COLONEL ELiHu ROCK
WOOD SUDDENLY IN NEW
YORK STUDIO YESTERDAY.
distinction Of Having Taken Noted
Guerrilla Leader and One of Most
Prominent Photographers in Coun-
try-Former Judge of Alaska Vic
tim of Operation This Morning.

New York, March 31.-Colonel Elihu
lockwood, for forty years a we'll
Known New York photographer, drop
pea dead yesterday in his studio, of
reart disease and rheumatism, result
Jug from exposure in the Civil war.
Captured Moseby.
COLONEL lockwood had the distinc-
roh Of having three times captured
tne famous Confederate guerrilla, Col.
PHei John Moseby.
, 1908-03-31
BOX BURNS.
Cincinnati Concern Loses Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars.

Cincinnati, O.. March 31.-The plant
of the Western Paper Goods company,
manufacturers of folding paper boxes,
envelopes and paper bags, was de-
stroyed by fire today. Loss about
S150,000.
, 1908-03-31
CORNER Judue Dead,

ean Rafael, Cal, March 31.-Judge
"afa McAllister, son of the famous
icy leader of New York, died this
tning from the effects of an opera
fOn for appendicitis.
Native Of Rhode Island.
as5s was born in Newport, r. l., in
to- lie was United States district
iney IN California in 1S82-S4, and
IL. received the appointment of dis
ben, !uuse in Alaska. He was promi-
III club and social circles.
, 1908-03-31
Reduction Notices Posted.

~Pawtucket, R. l., March 31.-Notices
have been posted in the thread mills
of J. and P. Coates, limited, announc-
ing a 10 per cent reduction in wages
to take effect April 10. About $500 are
employed in the mills.
, 1908-03-31
BattIeShips for Brazil,

New Castle-On-Tyne, March 81
There will be launched here, on April
81, the first of three big battleships
building for Brazil. They will cost
approximately IS 5000, 900.
, 1908-03-31
ARE GAINING e

DR.. H. L. Stevens this morning re-
ceived a letter from DR.. and Mrs. R. ].
Gardiner of this city, who have been
at San Diego since last January, say
ing that both are enjoying good health,
having each recovered from a slight
attack of la grippe and cold. DR.. Gar.
DINER writes that the weather is de,
lightful there n hat he has gained
fifteen pounds, until he looks almost
like a fat man. They will not return
to Laramie before May.
Weekly Republican only 81 4 year
, 1908-03-31
Afforded Hearty Welcome.

Mr.. Hill will find his position in
Berlin not only agreeable, but more
important than would have been if it
had not been unofficially stated that
the emperor considered him persona
non grata. In view of the emperor's
disclaim of any adverse expression re
garding him, he will be afforded a
hearty welcome.
, 1908-03-31
Temporary AGREEMENT Reached,

Terre Haute, Ind, March 31.-It was
agreed today by a joint conference OF
Indiana miners and operators that
present wages shall continue after to.
day pending a settlement of the scale,
This means that there will be no sus,
in this state tomorrow.
, 1908-03-31
Boston Wool Situation.

Boston, Mass. March 31.-A better
feeling pervades the local voc lmar.
ket. There has been %perceptible liz
crease in receipts in this city and the
shipments are heavier, but yet prices
do not show any frmer tendency.
One Large Sale.
Several large sales were reported,
$50, 600 pounds of fine medium at IS
cents, to cost 55 cents cleanS being thu
heaviest transaction. Pulled woods al.
SO show more activity and the foreign
product is in demand. Other wools
are dull.
, 1908-03-31
Anaconda Declares Dividend.

New York, March 31.-Directors of
the Anaconda Copper Mining company
declared a quarterly dividend of 80
cents today. This is unchanged from
the last dividend.
, 1908-03-31
PRISONER TAKEN TO
THE PENITENTiARY.

Sheriff Bath went to Rawlins this
afternoon with Ed Sprouse, who was
sentenced to the penitentiary for eigb-
teen months for stealing a horse from
August Kdssahn.
, 1908-03-31
WAS
MADE KNOWN
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION CON.
CERNlNG CHANGE or PRESl-
DENT READ TO FACULTY.
Letter From Secretary Received at
First Meeting Under New Regime
M Placed on File-Director of
Station at Head of Both Branches
of State Institution.

At the meeting yesterday afternoon
of the faculty If the University OIL
Wyoming a letter from Grace Raymond
Hebard, secretary of the board OF
trustees of the University of Wyo-
ming, was read, informing the faculty
that Prof. James DeLoss Towar, di-
rector of the experiment station and
professor of agriculture in the agri-
cultural college, had been made presi-
dent of the university, in place of DR..
Frederick Monroe Tisdel, and the
communication was placed on file
The proceedings of the faculty meet
ing were routine and somewhat infor-
NAL. President Towar presided. During
the afternoon he was visited by many
members of the faculty, who called to
congratulate him and to confer with
him upon the work of the remaining
term Of the present collegiate year.
President Towar announced that no
changes would be made in the office
forces of either president or the di-
rector.
w" ra'""
MT j. lo"ar was porn iorty-three
years 8 on d 1arm III tue vicinity OF
Lansing, Mich. He was educated in
the country schools, Lansing city
SCHOOLS ahu Michlsan aerieu'turai COL
lese' iroln WHICH ne gradud'eu IN 1900.
Duiins coiiese years ana seFeiai years
ai'er' ne 'ausn. ois'rict Schools uurlhs
tne winters Alter erdduatlng he spent
, 1908-03-31
Pittsburo Mines to Close.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 31.-At IA
meeting of miners and operators this
afternoon. it was decided that all the
, 1908-03-31
Hill Episode HappiIy Ends.

Berlin, March 31.-Advices received
at the foreign Office from Washington
indicate that in the American capital,
as well as in Berlin. the Hill episode
is regarded as having been happily ad-
iuStpd
, 1908-03-31
THOUSANDS Of MEN
TO LEAVE THE MINES

mines in the Pittsburg district sus-
pend operations at midnight until d
scale is agreed upon. About 10000
miners will be affected.
, 1908-03-31
HILL GOES
To BERLIN
EPISODE HAPPILY CLOSED AND
PRESIDENT SENDS NAME TO
SENATE AS GERMAN
AMBASSADOR.

Emperor Disclaims Any Adverse Elk
preston and American Will Find
Hearty Welcome to German Cap
ital-Beaupre for Minister to
Netherlands and Eddy as Minister
to Observation-Disclosures News.
, 1908-03-31
DELEGATES AT LARGE FROM IN
DIANA WILL BE INSTRUCTED
FOR HIM FOR PRESI-
DENTAL HoNoRS.

Delegates to State Convention Gather
ing at indianapolis, Delegates at
Large Being Senator'S Beveridgc
and Hemenway, Governor HanIy
James Goodrich, Chairman of
Republican State Committee.
, 1908-03-31

Why not get all the news when 1t "a
news by reading The Republican,
, 1908-03-31
BAPTIST MINISTER AT
The STORY HOUR

The story hour at the library will
with a story by a Baptist minister.
who comes here on account of the
| Sunday school convention.
, 1908-03-31
HELD TWO
FUNERALS
LARAMIE MINISTER'S oFFIcIATE
AT BURALS OF VICTIMS OF
MINE EXPLOSIONS
AT HANNA.

Robert Warburton Buried at Carbon
and Ben Parry at Hanna, Funeral
of Alex Tenant Being Fixed for
Wednesday - Remains of Peter
Munson Buried With Services by
Rev. Charles Thell of This City.
, 1908-03-31

cry, which is expected to be a very
pleasant affair.
, 1908-03-31

Daily Republican, so cents a month
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
FREE DANDRUFF CURE
MONEY BACK FROM MILLER
DRUG co. IF PARTISAN SAGE
DOES NOT CURE IN TWO
WEEKS.

Can you ask for anything fairer
than that? That's what one would
call the square deal in earnest. But
we, the Giroux Mfg. Co. OF Bunalo, n.
y, American makers Of Parision Sage,
aren't afraid to make this offer. be-
cause we know that Partisan Sage will
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And Wen go still further Wen
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II will make ladies' hair beautiful.
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After using one bottle of Partisan
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plication the dandruff disappeared. and
my hair stopped falling out I now re-
commend Partisan Sage TO all my lady
friends."-Lottie Real. Ill Mt Hope
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Partisan Sage costs SO cents a large
bottle at Miller Drug CO. or direct 10y
express all charges prepaid. from
Giroux Mfg. Co, Buffalo, N. Y.