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, 1908-04-27
A FOOT OF SNOW
FALLS At GARRETT
GOOD COVERING AND WILL IN
SURE soUNTIFUL SUPPLY OF
lRRIGATING WATER.
Int sting News Notes from North
crn Part Of County-Young Frank
Prayer Suffering With Bit Of Steel
In Eye-Justice Garrett Returns
from New York.
Special to The Republican,

Garrett, Wyo., April 27.-A FOOT OF
snow fell here this week and there Is
promise Of plenty of water and an
abundance of feed. The long dry spell
was broken on the 25th.
Again we have let some little time
slip by since we sent any news to your
paper from this vicinity. and have no
excuse to offer either, only a slight at
tack Of spring fever.
The assessor started out Monday
and as usual it brought on a big
storm"
Steel In His Eye.
Frank Prayer jr., had the misfortune
to let a piece of steel fly into his eye
while doing some blacksmith work. 1t
struck just above his eye ball cutting
n deep cash. He Is under the care OF
DIR. William psnas al present end tho
cut Is healing nicely.
Gartstt School Begins.
Miss Ida Parser of Wyman. Wyo..
began school at Garrett last week.
Mr.. Joe DIro'n was out on n visit
last week.
Elmer SlothCw} y rade a business
trip to Rock River Monday.
Able 20 sit Up Some.
The young s5n Of Mr.. ana Mrs. t. S.
Garrett, who has been very i'll for the
past three weeks, is recovering nicely
and able to sit up a little now.
Mrs. A. b. Gillespie has been a little
under the weather all week.
Justice Home from East.
Mrs. M. A. Garrett has returned
from New York. where she has been
under a doctors care all winter. the
doctor is one of New York's leading
lady doctors and is a neice of Mrs.
Manasse of Laramie.
Every one has been wishing for a
big rain,' and we hope they are a
little satisfied now.
n Local Physician Busy.
Z DIR. Denne has been very busy this
month, trying to attend all the cases
of sickness in the neighborhood.
Every one has the same Illness, and
each person gives it a different name.
Smallpox, scarlet fever, measels and
scarletina are the most popular ones
for "it' now, but what ever 'it' is, it
is most unpleasant and causing con-
siderable excitement throughout the
country.
Home from County Seat.
Mr.. Neil Matheson returned from
Laramie last night, where he has been
%supplies for the ranch.
, 1908-04-27
EXPRESSED APPRECIATION
OF THE YOUNG LADIES.

The University of Wyoming Mando
lin club gave a very pleasing musical
at Downs opera house on Tuesday ev-
ening for the benefit of the widows
and orphans at Hanna, Wyo., says the
Evanston Press. The spacious audi
forum was well filled and S12i netted.
The audience many times expressed
their appreciation of the numbers rem
dered by the young ladies. The club
is to be congratulated upon their eff
forts in behalf of such a worthy cause
and are meeting with deserved gene
rosity wherever they hold an engage
ment. The club enjoyed a very pleas
ant afternoon at Hunting hall, where
the school children joined them in re-
freshments and music.
, 1908-04-27
PICTURE OF A DOG
AS POWDER TROPHY

Harry Cordiner, the secretary of the
Laramie Rod and Gun club, today re.
ceived fro the Dupont Powder COM
pany of Wilmington, Del, a handsome
ly framed picture of a noted bird dog,
Count Gladstone W., by Count Noble
-Neely's Girl, 1895. The picture will
be offered as a trophy to be contested
for by the members Of the club.
, 1908-04-27
HALL LIVE STOCK COMPANY.
Notice of Annual MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Hall Live Stock COM
pany will be held at the offices of the
company, 511-514 First National Bank
building, Cheyenne, Wyoming. May
18th, 1908, at 10 a. m. for the purpose
of electing directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may
be brought before said meeting. The
stock transfer books Of the company
will be closed at 3 p. m, April 22d,
1908. and remain closed until 10 g.. m.
May It'll, 1908.
WILLIAM A. RINEE.,
216t11 Secretary.
, 1908-04-27
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, 1908-04-27
ELECTRICIAN WANTED
IN CIVIL SERVICE,

The civil service commission an
~nounces an examination here on May
13 for electrician at $1,000 per annum
in the quartermaster's department at
large. Columbus barracks, O., and
sawyer and miller at the Colville
agency, Wash, at $720 per annum.
, 1908-04-27
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, 1908-04-27

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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
CHINA FEARS Japan
MikAoo REFUSES 70 nAiN1Ats
STATUS QUO.
DISPUTED DISTRICT IS OCCUPIED
Fears That some Action 10 TO
BE preeipitated.

Picking. China-Contrary TO her
agreement to maintain the status quo
pending a settlement OF the Chentao
boundary dispute with China, Japan
has recently done n number OF things
in this territory which arouse the ap
prehension OF the Picking government.
She has occupied the residency build.
ings recently completed AT Nenchi
Ting in the disputed district: she has
brought into this town a Joint civil and
military commander and one thousand
%gendarmes and she is proceeding with
the reorganization of the existing
system OF government for the Korean
population. China has protested to
Toxic and to the Japanese diplomatic
representative here; but with no re-
suit whatever. The arrival of a bat.
terry of Japanese field guns ncar the
border has renewed the fears of China
that Japan has decided to precipitate
some action.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
KILLS WIFE. BODY IN TRUNK.
Chester Gordon, Boston Actor, Makes
Confession to Police.

Boston.-Following the finding of
parts OF a woman's body in a
trunk, other parts in a kitchen range
and a furnace, Chester Jordan, an
actor. 20 years old, the police say, has
confessed he killed his wife, Mrs.
Honorah Jordan, then tried to dispose
OF the body to avert suspicion.
His wife was an actress of Somer.
vile. Jordan was arrested after a
trunk he had moved to a boarding
house in Beacon Hill was opened.
The baggageman who hauled the
trunk was suspicious because OF its
great weight and reported to the 10
lice he believed it contained burglars
plumber.
Jordan says the killing was acct
dental. After his wife was dead he
bought a razor, butcher knife and
shears. and dismembered her body.
The failure of a steamer to sail on
time for New York caused him to
send the trunk to a boarding house.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
HITCHCOCK FINDS PROBLEM.
Political Split in Illinois Causes Him
Much Worry.

Chicago, ul.-Chairman II. Hitch
cock of the Republican national
committee has found a political prob
lem in Illinois, that is causing him
about as much worry as the Hughes
situation in New York state.
The recent primaries engendered so
much bitterness between the Deneen
and Yates factions in the governorship
and the Hopkins and Foss factions
over the se%natorship, that the party
leaders in the state who are held re-
sponsible for the success or failure of
the national ticket have found it nee.
essary to direct their attention toward
the formation of a harmony program.
If it is possible to do so, these state
leaders will draw Mr.. Hitchcock into
the case as an arbitrator.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
TO SAVE FORESTS
Ss~UFseyussss 30 +Newuss
CONFIRMATION
lussts AssoearIos IS sso1Ixs
sFssA.ss 81 C~s~ss~,ts- r. LHF,. nsst
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Asnns ia,iun 90 liaud-,~~i Masufsr
tufrfs passed t~csujutlous ,asvf lea
the prtf~ctihE VI The state urGanita
lion aud ,hr rrirnsion ~ The uutA bs
local meetings and organizations
\ large number ~ neu members
Mere added. and the convention cius~d
with u show vi enthusiasm In the dc
termination 10 grit the son hardwood
manufacturers Ia the state closer To
gcthrr.
The main address Was by samuel T.
Record. " Mena, forest supervisor Of
the Arkansas National Forest. ON
The Hardwood Shortage and How TO
Prevent H." lie showed that there
are now In the forest reservations ~
the United States u total OF approx
matcly lG5, 900. o00 acres of land. and
that to properly care Tor this vast ter.
ritory requires careful business meth
DDS. He went extensively into the
purpose Of the forestry service, which
he declared is for the preservation OF
the timber supply, to the end that the
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
BRIBERY IN BRIBERY CASE.
Talesman States He Was offered
$4,000 to Vote Against Conviction.

a Francisco. GAIA sensation.
al incident occurred in Judge Law
ler's department of the superior court
Thursday during the examination OF
talesmen for a jury to try Abe Ruet
for a second time on the charge of
bribery. One of the prospective jurors
J. NJ. Kelly stated that he had been
offered by n G.. S. 4. Blake s.. 200
to vote against the conviction of Ruef,
in the event of his being accepted as
a juror. 1t developed that Kelly dis
closed the matter to district attorney
Lanedon. in July last saying that
Blake first offered him $500 afterward
increasing the amount to $4,000.
When Kelly was called to the box
and before he vas sworn, Frank j.
Murphy. m of Ruef's attorneys. arose
and made a statement in which he
said: This man approached counsel
for the defendant and solicited a
bribe." Kelly then took the stand and
related in detail the conversation
with Blake. Following his testimony
Attorney Murphy asked to be sworn,
and testified in substance that Kelly
had not told the truth. Judge Lawler
will make a full investigation of the
AFFAIR.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
Property loss OF $4,000 900.
TAFT ON SPEAKING TOUR.
Republican Candidate May Make
Coast to Coast Trip.

Middle Bass Island. Ohio.-William
II. Taft left here Monday morning
for the activities OF his campaign. He
has written the republican national
committee TO arrange for him a speech
making itinerary and has suggested
that the states OF Missouri, Nebraska.
Kansas, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana. and
New York be included in any tour
that may be decided on.
Mr.. Taft has also expressed the
view that his stay in Cincinnati might
be terminated as early as September
81. thus permitting the extension OF
his service in the general political
field to a period OF nearly six weeks
and make possible "A trip from coast
TO coast.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
JAPS ATTACK BRITISH POLICE.
Shanghai Mob Led by Bluejackets
From Mikado's Cruiser.

Shanfhai. - simultaneously with
the publication of a letter from
the Japanese CONSUL general, to the
mouncipila council. which was of a
recriminatory and incendiary charac-
ter. and defended the %ruffianissm OF
the Nationals. and the failure of his
our to assist in maintaining order.
an organized riot occurred among a
large number of the Japanese noncom.
missioned men and ~bluejackets from a
cruiser in this port against the British
police, arising over the arrest of a
Japanese officer for an assault upon a
low-class European woman.
Fierce fighting followed, and 1t was
only quelled by the police, who turned
a heavy revolver fire on the Japanese
civilians. who were joining in great
numbers to overcome the police and
outnumbered them by tenfold.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
Has Mixed Spinal column.

Oil City, Pa.-If Harry Bemus. of
Warren, Pa, leaves the hospital alive,
and his physicians believe he will, his
head during the remainder of his days,
will be partially. supported by the
Brinal column of an ordinary dog.
side junction recently and broke his
neck. 1t was necessary to remove
a vertebrae from his spinal column
and In its place was inserted q yerte-
brae from the back of a dog. The
surgeons regard II as successful.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
Alleged Murderer Caught. .

Sherman, .TeXas. - Alleging that
he is James c. Durham who twelve
years ago 1t is charged, killed
three men and three women at San
Jose, Cal, Deputy United States
Marshal McFee Sunday caused the ar
rest of a man known in the community
in which he has resided for a year.
Whitesboro, Texas. as "Bilr' Hatfield.
The man denies that he is the person
wanted that he came to Texas from
Tennessee. and knows nothing of the
crime. He will be held pending adj
vices from California.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
SHOT IN STRUGGLE FOR GUN.
Wounded Man Had Called on Brother
and Demanded Money.

Philadelphia. Pa.-Following a
struggle for the possession of a re-
volver Harry Spiegel was shot and
MORALLY wounded here Thursday by
his brother George NJ. Spiegel, a well
known lumber merchant. Harry
Spiegle according TO the information
received by the police called at his
brothers Office and demanded money.
He was refused and then drew a re-
volver which was wrestled from him
by his brother. The shooting followed,
Harry Spiegle receiving a wound in
the back which caused his death a few
hours later. The merchant surrender
ed to the police. Harry Spiegle was for
several years the representative of the
Spiegle Lumber Company at Nashville,
Tennessee.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
brFiNAL TEST OF GUN slLENcER.
JILL
Maxim's Device Proves Entirely Salts
factory to Army Board.

h' Springfield, Mass.-Hiram Percy
fsMaxim's gun silencing device received
ats. final test Thursday at the hands
of a board of officers attached TO the
United States army. The test was to
determine whether II would afford
.tprotection TO skirmishers or sharp
shooters advancing on an enemy. The
.etest is said TO have been entirely
e. satisfactory. The board went to the
-.rife butts and Mr.. Maxim took the
gun firer in his automobile to points in
different directions from the butts.
. Shots were fired at various distances
. and in no case was the board able to
/. determine with unanimity the direc-
.-tion of the shots.
i. The discharge was inaudible even
at the shortest distance, $50 yards, and
the officers were compelled to judge
! the direction from the whirr of the bull
. let.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
KANSAS CITY WIDE OPEN"
Theaters and Places Of Business Open
to Customers Sunday.

Kansas City, Mo.-After being
a CLOSED" town for over seven
months because of the efforts of Judge
William II. Wallace of the Criminal
Court. Kansas City Sunday went back
to its old ways and theatres, cigars
and grocery stores, pool halls. and
other places of business were open.
Governor Joseph w. Folk arrived
arrived late Sunday night, having re-
ceived a quiet tip that the saloons
were to reopen. At midnight The
governor said that he had found no
violations of the law.
Judge Wallace said that he would
insist upon the indictment Of all of.
tenders.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
Called Himself a Millionaire.

Pittsburg-Otto Bojwich who rep.
resents himself to be a mil
lionaire, was arrested in Braddock, a
suburb Thursday night. He will be
taken to Chicago to answer a charge
of robbing Steve Hutyers. Bojwich
came to America, a short time ago,
and Is said to have spent 100000
since then. A few weeks ago he came
to Braddock and got a job as bar
tender. Bojwich's father, according to
a Hungarian paper sent from Chicago,
is worth $4,000 600.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
Million Threaten Strike.

Nottingham.-The greatest railway
strike ever seen in England is
forecasted in the opening session
here Monday of the Trades Union
congress. at which delegates, repre-
senting 100000 English workmen.
are in attendance. The sentiment for
a strike OF all railroad employees in
the United Kingdom is most pro-
nounced. Better working conditions
and increased pay are demanded by
the railroad. men and an appeal will
be formulated and handed to the heads
of the roads. II this is rejected ther2
is little doubt. but that a gigantic
strike will be called.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
FOLLOWED WIFE TO GRAVE.
Daniel Donahue Found Dead From
Effects Of Gunshht Wound.

Oakland. Cal. Daniel Donahue,
the body of whose wife was found
buried in Emeryville and for whose al
legged murder Gustaye Arkell alias
Aslstedt is now in the city prison, was
found dead al his home Thursday
afternoon from the effects of a gun
shot wound in his head. Donahue fail
ed to appear at the inquest
Thursday and Public Administrator
Flood and Chief Deputy Coroner Bert
Sergeant went to his home, broke in
the door and found the body.
The officials declare it is a case OF
suicide,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
DESTROYS Three stills.

Frankfort, Ky. United States
Marshall w. NJ. Mays, who ar
rived here Friday night with five
moonshiners told of the distraction OF
three of the most notorious Illicit stills
in the Kentucky district. The moon.
sinners were caught in the act of
manufacturing white m~oonshine
whiskey, and we're forced to surrender.
Two whiskey and one brandy distil-
lery was destroyed. Information con-
Meeting seventeen others with the sale
Of the Illicit brew was discovered.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
140 PERISH AS
VESSELS SINK
RAGING sroR. ~RtcNa LsSat
AND SMALL CnArr ALONG
rsU uRIriss cohar
FRENCH SHORE ALSO SUFFERS
Later Details Expected 10 Swell Mum,
Der OF cssualties-Nurriesne SO
Violent That Boat Service TO
Dover 10 Suspended.

London. Fne.-With still other
casualties likely 10 be reported. lao
persons are already known To have
lost their lives in the storm that has
Monday night. Most OF these deaths
occurred IN groups OF two and three.
the most serious disaster being the
wreck of the Amazon and the drown.
ing OF 20 OF her crew when the vessel
was driven on Margatc Sands.
Many Vessels Lost.
Two hundred and eleven sailing vcs.
sells, ranging from fishing craft TO
four-masted vessels. were lost in the
storm. and fourteen large steamships
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
WRIGHT CITY FIRE LOSS $25, 900
Blaze Is Discovered in Rear Of a
Saloon.

Wright City, Mo.-Ffre OF I'M
known origin Tuesday night de-
stroyed several commercial houses
and residences in the heart of the bust
ness section, causing a property loss
estimated at $4,000.
The fire started in the rear OF C. M.
Buckhorst's saloon, at 1890 p. m. and
spread rapidly to the butcher shop of
G. H. Schmidt, the dry goods store Of
l.. Fl. Blattner & Bro, and the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Henry D~iekroeger.
Blattner & Bro. suffered a loss Of
$4,000.
Several other residences and out
buildings were damaged. Most of the
loss is covered by insurance.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-09-11
KILLED BY RUNAWAY.
Frightened Team Struck Vehicle Of
Springfield Business Man.

Springfield, lll.-Henry j. Lauer.
Of Armstrong & Lauer. paper
hangers and decorators, and a we'll
known business man Is dead and Mrs.
Thomas Vredenburg is seriously in
jured as a result of a run away Friday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Vredenburg were
in q runabout when the horse became
unmanageable. Both were thrown out.
The horse plunging through the bust
ness district struck and shattered Mr..
Lauer's conveyance. throwing him to
the pavement. His skull was crushed.
He died a few minutes after being re-
moved to the hospital.