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, 1908-03-14
CONDEMNED MURDERER OF THE
PRIEST AT DENVER MAKES
UNSUCCESSFUL BREAK
FOR LIBERTY TODAY.
Slashed Throat of Trusted Prisoner
With Razor, But Latter Overpow.
ers Italian and Turns Him Over
to Deputy Warden-lmplement
Probably Furnished by Companion
Held as suspect Until Last Night

Denver, Colo, March 14.-An at
tempt was made this morning by Giu.
scope Alto, the condemned murderer
of Father Leo Heinrichs, to escape
from the county Jail. He used a "a
o blade, with which he slashed the
throat of a "trusty" who vas cleaning
his cell, and then made a dash to get
away.
Trusty Captures A.io.
Despite a cut of two and one-half
inches in his neck, the trusty went al
ter Alto and pinioned him down, and he
was quickly oyerpowered with the help
of Deputy Warden Carpen.
Cell of a Suspect.
The cell in which Alto was placed
after his conviction Thursday had pre-
viously been occupied by Barnati, all
Italian, who accompanied Alio from
New York to Denver, and who has
been hell since the assassination OF
Father Leo as a suspect and possible
witness.
Hid Razor For Companion.
Bernati was released from jail last
night. AS he passed Altos cell he
spoke to him in Italian. 1t is surmise
that he placed the razor in the bowl OF
the water closet, and when leaving the
Jail told Alto where to look for the
weapon.
, 1908-03-14
TWO COMPANIES HOLD
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The Overland Cereals company,
was organized to carry Oh
the -four and grain business here
at its meeting last night voted to pur-
chase the -four mill in this city and
erect a grain elevator with a capacity
of 10000 bushels. L. r. Herrick OF
Farmer City, H., was elected presi-
dent; N. E. Corthell of this city, vice
president, and A. w. Augspurger OF
this city, secretary and treasurer. The
three constitute the board of directors.
The company has a capital of $4,000.
The Laramie Development company,
a part OF the same concern, elected E.
j. Bell as president, l.. R. Herrick, az
vice president and A. w. Augspurgei
as secretary and treasurer. The com
pany has a capital of s15O,0OO, and vo'
ed to buy the Blackburn ranch AND {
part of the Millbrook ranch, at MIL
brook, comprising $500 acres. The
company is engaged in farming an'
stock raising.
, 1908-03-14
SCHOOL OF MINES
TEAM IN THE C.

The Colorado School of Mines bas-
ketball team arrived this afternoon
from the east and will play the Uni
versity of Wyoming at the gymnasium
tonight. The Colorado aggregation
have been playing winning basketball
this season, having won from all the
Colorado teams and several others,
including the Nome and Muscatine
teams, which defeated our boys by
large scores. They are registered at
the Kuster house, as follows: Captain
T. ]. Gilbert, Manager Roy Willart, G..
w. Lane, Red Rose, f. Van Lucia, A.
Kissick, Wren C. Bryan and r. J..
Kerchman.
, 1908-03-14
DEATH LAST EVENING
OF ESTIMABlE LADY.

Mrs. Carrie Lundquist, the vile Of
Nicholas Lundquist of the Laramie
river and the mother of Everett ana
Eva Lundquist, died at her home last
night, at s:l5, of double pneumonia
and the remains will be brought to
this city tomorrow and buried on Mon
day. Funeral services will be held at
81. Matthew's cathedral at 2 p. M, and
friends who desire may view the body
at stryker's undertaking rooms on
Third street from 1880 until noon on
Monday. Mr., Lundquist was here to-
day. leaving for home during the after
noon. and will bring the body OF MS
wife 10 the city tomorrow. Mrs. Lund'
qu.4t was a native "f
, 1908-03-14
@ @ @ O @ @
VIII Resume Surveys.

The Laramie, Hahns Peak and Pa
enc viii put its corps of surveyors in
the field again In a few days unless un-
toward weather conditions prevent,
says the Walden New Era. The
finances OF the road and delivery of ma
'elals are progressing nicely, and con
slrueuon Will be pushed this summer
WIN eHery reasonable prospect for car
Hlhs out the plans OF the management
% announced for the years work. The
summer Increase OF force on the grad
'Hs "ll be put on as fast as tho out
nls can be secured aud the work may
Wosieas as far as 10 bring the road
,ulo me park this year. That Ii the
nF' Of the management and even
mu'' I%erYonily OF the residents here
SAo no" have TO stage IL In aud out
"'Neen tho park AUD outside DoiDih.
, 1908-03-14
PARAGRAPHS
]. M. Hoge went east today.
John Mead Is at the Kuster.
II 7 Wilson iS in from Mandel

j. M. Hoge went east today.
John Mead is at the Kuster.
e ]. Wilson is in from Mandel.
Joe Cush is on the sick list today.
j. F. Pierce is here from Rock River.
C. D. Oviatt is in from the Boswell
ranch.
George Miller of Rawlins is at the
Kuster.
Charles Kaufman of Denver is in
the city.
Water Hlxson of Woods is at the
Johnson.
Ora Haley went to Denver today on
business.
H. NJ. Williams of Tie Siding is al
the Kuster.
NJ. F. Reed was in from Centennial
last night,
L. p. Biddick of Boise, Idaho, is at
the Johnson.
Arthur link went to his home at Tie
Siding today.
George II. Chapman was in from Les,
lie this morning.
Ranny Campbell has returned to his
home at Saratoga.
S. NJ. Lewis of Kansas City Is stay,
ing at the Kuster.
Bert Hoss of the c. Bar ranch was
here this morning.
d. o. Hcrrick and Mr.. Parks left for
the Blackburn ranch today.
Fred Snyder and Carl Carlson OF
Horse creek are in the city.
l.. II. Walmer OF Kearney. Neb., wai
n guest at the Johnson last night,
Paul Henderson and ]. C. Mann OF
Denver were at the Kuster last night
John IL, Anderson OF Toltec was
, 1908-03-14

$4,000 $500
have already begun for the reception
among the guests at the Kuster last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crumrine are supposed
to have arrived at San Diego, Cal,
today.
Mrs. ". E. Chaplin is over from
Cheyenne and will remain until tomor.
row.
S. II. Campbell, the state fish com
missioner, went to Cheyenne on the
noon train today.
Emmett Ellingson and Andrew Sci.
lag of Interior, S. D., were guests III
the Johnson last night.
C. F. Lambert-Rathbone of the State
Line ranch, up the Laramie, is among
the visitors TO the city today.
Charles P. Corley Of Denver, Charles
F. Steinback of Colorado Springs aud
F. Clayton of Portsmouth, O., were az
the Union Pacific last night.
Mrs. A. C. Hogbin is expected home
next week, probably Wednesday or
Thursday. She is nov in Iowa, visit
ing her brother, Rev. Preston. and
family.
Monte Blevins N Fletcher Camp
bell came in from the country last
night having been out over the Laramie
Plains line buying cattle, which they
will ship to market tomorrow.
F. Percy Rolfe, manager Of the Key
stone mines at Keystone, is in the
city for a few days visit, giving a very
good account of the mines. He viii
return about the middle of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ivinson will
leave on Wednesday for Excelsior
Springs, Mo, where they will remain
until the first of May. They will 90
by way of Denver and will be Joined
there by Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Haley.
Judge Lott R. Herrick of Farmer
City, Ill, who has been here to attend
the meetings of the Overland Cereals
company and the Laramie Develop
ment company, left for home last
night. having been elected the presi-
dent of the Overland company.
John Holan of Alamena, Kas, is in
the city and was driven to the country
this morning to look at a ranch offered
for sac. Mr.. Holan is quite interested
in the Laramie plain, and hopes to be
able to find what he wants in farms
and locate here. He says there are
several of his neighbors who are look
ing for a good location, and if he il
pleased he believes he can influence
others TO come here. He was driver
to the country by r. E. Fitch.
, 1908-03-14
A FEARFUL
WIND STORM
WIND MAINTAINS MAXIMUM OF
FIFTY TO SEVENTY MILES AN
HOUR FOR SEVERAL HOURS.
Front of Burned Building on First
Street Blown ~Down-Large Ware
house at Rock River Removed
From Foundation Blacksmith
Shop at Red suttes Burned.

The wind storm which has prevailed
wors. experienced here for several
years. The weather reports from the
university show a maximum velocity
for the twenty-four hours ended at
moo today of fifty miles an hour, that
figure having been exceeded yester-
day, when sixty miles was noted. The
dust was fearful during the early hours
of the afternoon, at times pedestrians
being compelled to stop and seek shell
ter from the showers of dust and
gravel that swept up the streets. The
front of the old Albany restaurant on
First street, which was damaged by
fire some weeks ago and replaced for
the time being, vas blown down last
night and considerably broken. No
great damage was done.
Warehouse Damaged.
At Rock River the large new iron
covered warehouse belonging to the
Toltec company and erected a few
months ago, was moved from it's foun-
dation and considerably damaged. No
CAO wac Lul > bul III d llllC IL as pS-
lieved that the structure would topple
over and be broken to pieces.
Hay Set on Fire.
Sparks from a passing locomotive
on the Laramie Plains line set fire
to a meadow on the John Reid ranch
late yesterday afternoon and before
the fire could be stopped four or five
tons of hay were consumed. The fire
was confined to a small area.
The blacksmith shop belonging to
the Consolidated Plaster company at
Red Buttes was partially destroyed by
fire last night, the company losing
some tools, but not suffering great
damage.
Fire in the City.
Fire at $50 this morning threatened
the Crout house on First street, near
the creek, but the chemical engine
was able to confine the fire to the
grass in.the yard and to some damage
TO the timbers of the ground floor of
the building.
Trainmaster Let's, who returned
last night from Rawlins with a tonnage
test train. declared that he never ex-
perienced a worse wind storm on his
district, At times the train was. great
ly hindered by the wind, at Others
being helped to a certain extent. He
thought for a time that the train would
be blown from the track.
, 1908-03-14
ORDERS QUARANTINE
OF SEVEN NnIIhTIEr

State Veterinarian William P. Phaeg-
ing has ordered that all cattle in The
counties of Laramie, Albany, Carbon.
Converse, Natrona, Fremont and Yves.
ton be inspected. All cattle in the ter
ritory named that are found upon in.
spection by the state veterinarian or
his deputies or by a federal inspector
to be infected with scabies or mango
shall be Tipped twice, ten days apart.
in a dip approved by the bureau of
animal industry, or shall be sprayed
once in a 20 ler cen solution of crude
oil emulsion, between March Is and
July 1. All dipping will be supervised
by a state or government inspector.
, 1908-03-14

San Diego, Cal, March 14.-The
wireless station here was busy all
night with official and fleet messages.
Henry r. Reuterdahl, whose criticism
of the construction of the ~battleships
of the United States navy, created a
storm of discussion and investigation,
arrived here on the Culgoa, as a pas
senger from Callao.
Left With the Fleet.
He left Hampton Roads with the
fleet on its long cruise, having obtained
special permission from the navy de-
partment to do so. He left imme-
diately after his arrival for the north.
1t is understood that he will attend
the Investigation at Washington.
, 1908-03-14
Sentence May Be Delayed.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 14.-John H
Sanderson, a capitol furnishing con
tractor; former Auditor General VII
liam H. Snyder, former State Treas
William l.. Machues and former
Superintendent of Grounds and Build
ings James M. Shumaker, who were
last night found guilty of conspiracy
to defraud the state, may lot be called
for sentence for many months, If at all
Motions for New Trials.
Judge Krukel received motions LOT
new trials and allowed thirty days for
filing the reasons Should the retrial
be refused, the Ease will be taken to
the appellate court.
, 1908-03-14
WA STRIKES SOW AND PIGS
REEF OFF COAST OF MAssA-
cHUSETTS IN DENSE
FOG TODAY.
uad Thirty-five Passengers and Sever
al seamen Rescued from Founder
ed Vessels and Compartments FIJI
81 With Water-Life Savers Take
Passengers to Port and They Com
pIete Journey BY Rail.

uroodhole Mass, March 14.-The
p-itisb steamer Silvia, which left New
Work Yesterday with passengers and
t,oioht for Halifax, N. s, and st.
rohns NJ. F.. ran upon Sow and Pigs
zoo, off Cuttyhunk, this morning, dur,
ing a thick fog.
Compartments Filled With Water.
uer compartments are filed with wa
tar Before striking, the Silvia had
nlcked up two shipwrecked crews, but
ubether from schooners or barges
could not be learned. The life saving
Grew has gone out to the Silvia.
Had shipwrecked seamen.
the silvia sailed yesterday, carry
inc about thirty-ive passengers
among whom were a number of ship
wrecked seamen bound to their homes
in Nova Scotia and New Foundlanl
Red Cross Liner.
The Silvia is a regular steamer oil
the Red Cross line, plying between
New York and Halifax and st. Johns.
Foo Signals Sounded Alike.
The similarity of the fog signals at
different lightships is said to have
been the cause Of the grounding Of the
Silvia. Arrangements were made t.
take off the passengers and send them
BY rail to Boston.
, 1908-03-14
Fire in Candy Factory.

New York, March 14.-A hundred
girls were working today in the candy
factory CT Arthur Essing, at 362 Pearl
street, on the fourth and fifth floors,
when fire was discovered at the bot,
tom of the elevator shaft, preventing
their exit by the stairways.
Cool Elevator Boy.
Henry Coch, the elevator boy, coollg
took five elevator-loads down before
the flames reached such a height in
the we'll that he was compelled 10
abandon the car.
Other Girls Made Escape.
The girls not taken out by this
means reached the ground safely by
the fire escape from the roof. The fac
tory was destroyed.
, 1908-03-14

HARD LUCK
CAR IN NEW YoRk-To-PARlS RACE
HAD TIME MAKING TRIP
FROM ROCK RIVER.
Left That Place at $50 Last Night and
Did Not Get to Medicine Bow I'm.
til 4 O'Clock This Morning, Being
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, 1908-03-14
HOLD MORE MONEY.
Clearing House Banks Increase Pro
p]ortionate Cash Reserves.

New York, March 1.-THE state
ment of the clearing house banks for
the week shows that they hold $50,
665, 1915 more than the requirements Of
the rs per cent reserve rule, an in,
crease of $529,1OO in the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last
week
, 1908-03-14
ANNIVERSARY OF
OUR GREATEST FIRE.

Today is the thirteenth anniversary
of the worst fire in the history of the
city. The Trabing Commercial COM
pany's building at the corner of Sec
ond and Garfield streets was burned at
12:4O a. m, March IA, 1895, entailing
a loss of $175,OO0 to that company,
S22. 500 to the William Myers dry
goods store, a loss of $1,000 to the odd
Fellows, the death of George Cordiner,
who was caught by falling walls, and
the injury of two other men. The
Laramie Grocery company's buildings
occupy the site of the burned Trabing
buildinEs,
, 1908-03-14
Asphalt Company Must Pay.

Caracas, Marcel 14.-The superior
court has handed down a verdict con-
firming the Judgment of the lower
court, which condemned the New York
and Bermudas Asphalt company o
pay $5,OOO,OOO to the Venezuelan gov
eminent for having extended assist
ance to the revolution directed against
President Castro.
Cost of the Revolution.
This sum is estimated as the cost of
putting down the revolution. The
company will appeal to the court of
cessation.
, 1908-03-14
STEPPED ON DEBRIS
AND SPRAINEp ANKLE.

Mrs. Edward I~vinson, while walking
home from a call at the Downey home
on University e n yesterday after
noon, stepped on some debris on the
walk and sprained one of her ankles,
having to be assisted to her own gate.
She was able to be down town this
morning, however.
, 1908-03-14
uNPRoVokEp ASSAULT
UPON JAP LABORER

Several bov4, some Of them M old
an 10 or 10 years, assaulted a japanese
laboror on north Third street this af.
ternoon, ~lassoing tho Jap with n piece
OF wire. and but for the timely help
Of some mon, the foreigner would have
been Injured, Tho matter was called
TO the attention OF the sherir's Office.
, 1908-03-14
TATSU MARU CASE
BEING WOUND UP
CHINA WILL PAY INDEMNITY AND
JAPAN WILL STOP TRAFFIC
IN ARMS IN CHINA.
Negotiations Will Bring Difficulty to
End, Emperor Agreeing to Release
VESSEL apanese Squadron of
Cruisers and Smaller Wal Graft
on Secret Mission.

Pekin, March 14.-Negotiations look
ing toward a settlement of the diff
fculty between China and Japan grow
ing out of the seizure by China of the
Japanese steamer Tatsu Maru, are
making favorable progress. China will
pay indemnity and release the steamer,
Will Stop Traffic.
The japanese agree to prevent fur
Their traffic in arms and ammunition
from Japan into China, but refuse to
include the territory of Macao in this
limitation.
, 1908-03-14
CHASING Bank Robbers.

C%ofeyville, Kas., March 14.-SeVeral
posses are today searching in the
Usage hills, across in Oklahoma from
here, for three bandits who late yes
terday robbed the Tyro State bank at
Tyro, Kas., and escaped after a fight
with the officers.
Marshal Wounded in Hand.
City Marshal Lee of Wann, Okla,
was shot in the hand and the horses of
two of the pursuers We're hot from
under them.
, 1908-03-14
AMERICAN CAR OFF FROM EVANS
TON AND MAY REACH GATE
CITY LATE IN THE
AFTERNOON.
Italian Car Making Little Headway in
Reducing Lead Of American and
May Not Again Be in Winning Dis.
tance-First French Car Awaiting
the Manufacture of Some Repairs
and Tied UP at Crescent.

Ogden, Utah, March 1.-THE Amer
can car departed from Evanston, Wyo ,
eighty-seven miles east of here, at 1906
a. m, and Is expected to arrive late
this afternoon. The Italian a is TO:
gaining on the American and will not
reach Ogden before Monday at the
earliest.
, 1908-03-14
First Frenchman Laid Up.

Omaha, Neb., March 1.-THE Union
Pacific shops here are making a mum,
Der of new castings for the first French
car, and until these are finished AMI
put in place the Car will remain by the
roadside near Crescent, Iowa, where
it has been since Thursday.
, 1908-03-14
COMMITTEE NOT READY
United Mine Workers Hold Brief SEES
slons at Indianapolis.

indianapolis, Ind, March 1.-THE
convention of the United Mine Work
ers OF America today. after brief SEES
slons, adjourned until Monday, The
scale committee, which issued invita-
lions TO the operators Of Illinois, Indi-
ana, Ohio and western pennsylvania to
meet the miners Of the central com.
petitlyo district In Indianapolis March
4. to consider n wage scale, had no
report 10 make.
, 1908-03-14
CLOSED FOR
FEW DAYS
MANAGER JAcOBUS WILL SHUT
DOWN MACHINERY DEPART
MENT OF THE MILLS.
Furnaces Not to Be Blown in Monday
and Spike, Bolt and Nut Machines
to Be Idle-Sp.endid Test Run Of
Heavy Freight in Charge of Enei-
neer Ed Palmquist.

o Manager W. H. b. Jacobus of 9
Q the Laramie rolling mills has Q
o been directed to close the mills 9
Q for a few days this month, and on Q
o Monday even the machinery de- q
o partment, which has been running .
Q most of the time for the past two q
q months, will be closed. The man. .
o ager was able to say this morn G
. Ing that the shutdown would be O
0 only for a few days and that he o
. would be permitted to start up .
. again by the end of March or ear @
q ller. @
, 1908-03-14
Pinchot Predicts War.

New York, March 14.-Declaring
that it is only from the rangers in
the service of the United States that
scouts can be recruited for the war
that is coming, Clifford Pinchot, chief
forester, startled his hearers at a
dinner last evening by discussing war
as If a conflict was inevitable.
Not Much Wood and Coal.
He said that there is in this country
timber enough for less than thirty
years and coal enough to last less than
a hundred years.
, 1908-03-14
DISCUSSED THE DATES
FOR COUNTY FAIR.

Charles F. Kuster, secretary of the
Albany County and Inter-Mountain
Fair association, returned this morn.
ing from Fort Collins where he had
beer to attend a meeting of the officers
of the different fair associations in the
Northern Colorado and Southern wyo.
ming Racing circuit, of which Laramie
is a member, the officials having under
discussion the dates for the different
events, The matter was not definitely
determined, Mr.. Kuster expecting TO
hear further from the secretary of the
Loveland association today.
, 1908-03-14

Medicine Bow, Wyo. March IA
The Italian a reached here at }
o'clock this morning, after an all
nights run from Rock River, making
only seventeen miles in hat time. Tie
Car took the wrong road and got stuck
in the snow drifts in the mountains,
The car left here at 8 o'clock.
, 1908-03-14
REUTERDAHL IS NOW
ON WAY TO CAPITOL

and entertainment of the American
fleet in this city. The officials here
expect that a large squadron will be
left at this port, as the decision by
congress to make Manila a naval sta
ton will require the presence of the
fleet.
, 1908-03-14
Japanese Squadron Sails.

Hong Kong, March Information
has been received here from Formosa
that the first Japanese naval squadron,
three cruisers and a hotilla of smaller
vessels, Will sail today on secret SER
vice, supposedly connected with the
Tatsu affair.
, 1908-03-14
Four Barns burned d.

Versailles, Ky, March 14.-Three
barns in Woodford county and one
across the line in Scott county were
burned early today by masked men.
The party numbered over fifty.
, 1908-03-14
GOING TO NEW HOUSE
SOME TIME MONDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs, James Brodie are go
ing to occupy their new home at the
corner OF Tenth and Kearney streets
on Monday for the first time.
, 1908-03-14
Stalled West of Evanston.

Ogden, Utah, March 1.-THE Ameri-
can car went into a mud hole six
miles west of Evanston, where it has
been stalled since morning.
, 1908-03-14
Second Frenchman Coming.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, March 14.-Frencl
a No. 2 in the New York-to-Paris
race left Cedar Rapids at 9:20 this
morning.
, 1908-03-14

mn, March Al MARX
of Daniel Hanna and
late Mark A. Hanna,
IL shomeld scientific
vas married 10 Miss
Ilmira, n, Y, last even
OF tho Peace HUI. They
Friends say they un.
Pratt did not wish
0 receive the attentions
, 1908-03-14

darch 14.-Night
barns In the vicin.
as aight, also set
EllzabSth Pepper.
today. No tobacco
} o having been
, 1908-03-14
CORRESPONDENT WHO CRiTi-
CISED CONSTRUCTION OF
BATTLESHIPS LANDS
AT SAN DIEGO.

Understood That He Will Attend In
~vestigation at Washington Into
Correctness Of His Damaging AS
sertions-Preparations Under Way
for Reception Of American Fleet
at Manila, Which Will Be Station.
, 1908-03-14

a few weeks. Mr.. Going spent some
time in a hospital in the east, but is
feeling much better now and MS
friends her are giving him a hearty
reception.
, 1908-03-14
Former Mayor of Pittsburs.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 14.-Benair
G. Sawyer, mayor of Pittsburg in the
early sixties and for forty years 4
prominent resident of Colorado and
California died here yesterday.
, 1908-03-14
Cattle for Market.

Cattle for Market-
]. NJ. Hoge sent two cars of rat cat
tie to the South Omaha market today
and Monte Blevins will load fifteen
cars here tomorrow.
, 1908-03-14
STEAMER
GOES ON THE ROCKS

story Of how five young girls who came
to New York from st. Paul, a little
over a year ago, died each by her own
hand, was told today by 17-year-old
Helen Baxter, after a vain attempt to
end her own life. She turned on the
gas in her room last night, but was
found this morning in time to save her
life
, 1908-03-14

all tho news when II 10
Inr The Republican,
, 1908-03-14
One of Party of Six.

Helen said she vas n of a party
of six girls who came to New York tc
make their way after receiving 4
course of training in a business school
at st. Paul. The other five, she de-
clared, all committed suicide in conse,
quence of disappointment in love aud
work.
She Had Been Deserted.
Her own reason for wanting to die
was her desertion by a man represent.
ing himself wealthy, who had come
into her life and VINO had left her
and sailed to Europe.
, 1908-03-14

Preparing Reception.
Manila, March Interpretations
have already begun for the reception
, 1908-03-14

youno Woman's Startling Story.
New York, March IA startling