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, 1908-08-06
PARAGRAPHS
Asmus Franzen is in the city.

Asmus Franzen is In the city.
l.. M. Dick Is in from Millbrook.
Spencer Ace is here from Rocl
Springs.
Henry Hecht was here from Centen
nal today.
Roscoe Bradford Of Eaton, Colo, /.
in the city.
George y. Elliott OF Alton, Ill.,, is a
the Kuster.
Henry Ryan of Bellevue, Taxas, is
the Johnson.
Claude Kingsbury Of Ingram, Wis,
at the johnson.
Thomas A. Maxwell Of York Neb
is at the Kuster.
Elmer Lcvejoy went to the country
with a party Of visitors this morning.
e. e. Greenwood took a party OF
fasteners to the country this morn
ing.
Albert Hanson and Felix Addison OF
Eaton, Colo, were guests at the John
son last night.
J. c. Matheson Of Toitec is at the
johnson and Neil Matheson of Toltec
is at the Kuster.
J.. q. OReilley and John Moon o,
Camp Bessie, near Leslie. were at the
Johnson, last night.
Miss Nettie Pope left yesterday for
the Boswell ranch, on the Big Laramie
to spend several weeks.
Mrs. M. H. Mills Of Fort Worth,
Texas, is III the city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. C. P. Arnold.
Fred Marsh, connected with the Lar.
annie Development company in the Lit
tie Laramie valley, was a city visitor
today.
Prof. A. d. Favelle, the new ANNA.
husbandman at the experiment station
stock farm, was a guest at the Kuster
last night.
MI. and Mrs. A. G. Durand and
bright little son were in from their
home at Red Buttes this morning
making the trip in their automobile.
F. H. S erling of Philadelphia, John A
Milferth of Los Angeles Cal, s. S.
Carr of Denver, F. Hlcklin of Kansas
City and N. e. MCGOWAN of Fort Col
Inns guests at the Kuster last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Marker, the pa
rents of Charles Marker of this city,
who have been visiting here for the
past month, left today for Kansas to
visit before returning to their home
at Chicago.
j.. A. Kerp and J.. r. Youst of Kansas
City were at the Johnson, G. N. Burrus
OF Warrensburg, Mo-, was at the .Kus-
ter and Morris Bowman of st. Louis
and r. J. Hall of Kansas City were at
the Union Pacific.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Hamilton, DR..
and Mrs John Hamilton and their
daughter, Miss Jane, an son, Gail
Hamilton. of Warren Pa, Mrs. Nellie
F. Wilson. daughter, Miss Mary, and
son, Robert Wilson, left this morning
for Keystone on a ten days camping
trip. They will visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Douglas and Miss Jean while at Key
stone.
, 1908-08-06
MOTHER KILLS SELF.
Broken-Hearted at Loss Of Babe She
Could Not Nurse.

New York, Aug. 6.-Broken-heartet
because the Children's society had TAX
en- from her the infant she could no
nurse and was too poor to feed, Mrs
Mario Sicaria, only 16 years old, killed
herself yesterday in the miserable
rooms she and her husband, a laborer
occupied IN Long Island city.
First she soaked a bundle Of sui
phur matches in a glass Of water ans
then drank the mixture. Next she
swallowed a bottle Of C cap stun uset
In cleaning clothing. Finding these
of no avail. the shot herself
in the breast with her husbands pis
toll, ran down to the front steps and
died there
, 1908-08-06
HOME FROM CAMP
IN .JELM MOUNTAINS

DR.. and Mrs. J ID. Towar, who went
and party in camp, returned last night
and Prof. Towar left this morning for
the King ranch with Secretary Wilson
and President Merica to examine the
sheep used in the cooperative breed
ing tests by the station and the bu-
reau Of animal industry. He regretted
very much not being present at the
reception rendered his chief at the
Albany club last night.
, 1908-08-06
HOME FROM TRIP
AWAY Up NORTH

DR.. and Mr.. H. E. McCollum and M.
and Mrs. c. L. Patched returned late
yesterday afternoon from the H Abel
ranch forty-fve miles north OF this city
where they had been for a few days on
a hunting and pleasure trip. They made
the run after 5 O'Clock last afternoon
without accident. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Murray remained at the ranch, Mr..
McMurray LAYING broken a lever on hia
automobile and been compelled to wait
until the break could be repaired here
and the piece returned to him. 1t
went by express this afternoon and Mr.
and Mrs. McMurray will return TO-
morrow afternoon.
, 1908-08-06
Death Of Mining Engineer.

stockbridge, Mass, Aug.6.-James
Hague of New York, a well-known min
ing engineer and president of the
North Star Gold Mining company OF
Grass Valley, CAL, died at his summer
residence mere yesterday aged -
years. Mr.. Hague was consulting en-
gineer for the state of California for
several years, but for the last twenty
years has been a resident of New
York.
, 1908-08-06
Anniversary Of Porcelain.

The two hundredth anniversary Of
the discovery Of the secret for making
hard or kaolinic -porcelain-the ORES
den" and "Mefssen" all the world
admires-will be celebrated in Ores
den in January next by a grand exhi-
biuUn showing the historic develop
meAt Of porcelain making in Saxony,
~ sswell a. France. England, Prussia
ana Denmark.
, 1908-08-06
ATTENDING To BUSINESS
AND COMBINING OUTING

w. z. Bills and c. M. Bills
arrived last evening from Dem
yer in an automobile, coming from
Fort Collins to this city, and are CON-
bining a business trip with the plea
sure OF a ride across country in An au
tomobile. They will probably spend
the greater part Of the remainder of
the week in this city. They are reg
istered at the Johnson.
, 1908-08-06
Inhuman Mother sentenced.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 6.-Confessine
that she had bound the hands of heI
4-year-old child with %oil-soaked rags
and set them afire, Mrs. Helen Macy
was today sentenced to serve three
months in the workhouse. The moth,
er. with a three-weeksold baby IN ner
arms, stated in court that she had sus.
pected the older child Of stealing the
last quarter they had for household
expenses, and hunger and desperation
had caused her TO endeavor to make
the child confess by this punishment
Neighbors rescued the child before she
was badly burned.
, 1908-08-06
Woman prisoner Escapes.

Bay City, Aug. 6.-Miss Elizabeth
Barnett, recently acquitted of the muir
der of Oscar Peterson, a bachelor
farmer, and r~e-arrested on a charge OF
forgery, escaped from Sheriff Hartley
yesterday to the b~rush-covered sand
ridges on the shore of Saginaw bay,
ten miles northwest of here. She was
hunted u~nsuocessfully through the
night by the sheriff and posse of forty
farmers. Miss Barnett Is charged with
forging deeds to some property that
was supposed to belong to Peterson.
, 1908-08-06
A Faithful Friend

Il have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
1t vas first introduced to the public in
1872, and have never found n In
stance where a cure was not speedily
eRected by it's use. have been a com
mercial' traveller for eighteen years,
and never start out on q trip without
this, my faithful friend" says H 8.
Nichols OIL Oakland, Ind. Ter. When
. man has used q remedy for thirty
five years he knows Its value and is
competent to speak Of it. For sale by
all druggists.
, 1908-08-06
Forest Fires Raging.

Missouia. Mont, Aug. GA forest
fire of alarming proportions is raging
in THE Occur d'Alene national forest,
in Idaho, just across the Montana state
line. 1t liz reported to be spreading
into Montana and approaching the
summit OF the Monitor mine, at the
head of Dominion creek, about seven
ty miles eouth of this city.
, 1908-08-06
WARRANTED
HOMEMADE
PRINTER GETS FIRST
PLACE IN ADVERTISING CON-
POSITION CONTEST.
Ties for Honor With Foreman Of Large
Printing ofice at Moline. Ill.,, and
Wins Over Half . Hundred Of the
Best Printers In the Business
Just orowed UP here."

The mechanical department Of The
Republican, like some of the other de-
partments, Is in a class by itself, and
annually turns out more and better
work than the same department in any
o.her newspaper In Wyoming. A large
amount of work Of all kinds usually
done in printing ofices is the annual
output, and the work Is not confined
to Wyoming by any means. Among
the new bls nix forms provided for the
land department Of the United States
are scores that are printed exclusively
in the ives. by this office and are used
In several western states. So with
insurance commissioners forms, and
these forms and blanks are commend
ed by the users for the excellence Of
the work.
Advertising Composition.
One of the latest achievements is
first place in an advertising compost
ton contest inaugurated by the Inland
Printer of Chicago, the leading paper
In the United States devoted to the
printing business. This was al ad-
vertisement to be three columns In
width Int ten inches deep, just such
an advertisement as the daily papers
of the country have to set every day
in the year. The copy was furnished
by the Inland Printer without display,
the rules icing that each contestant
shall use all the matter in the ajver-
tisement, but may vary his display
lines to suit his own fancy. The mat
ter Is of little consequence.
Gets Picture In Print.
Among the contestants was Charles
Washburn, connected with the Job de.
partment of The Republican, whose
portrait is used in the August number
of that publication. Mr.. Washburn
tied with one other contestant for
first place in the "A" division OF the
contest. His exhibit was marked 44A,,
the other -%first-place man being q. A.
Frommader of Moline, Ill. Copies OF
the two advertisements, In fac simiie,
are printed side by side In the maya
zine. The Inland Printer says:
A..couPle Of Good Ones.
Ut the winning ADS In the A contest,
A Al is certainly very strong, and
while the panels would consume more
time than could ordinarily be allowed
for an advertisement of this size, still
the result appears to warrant the ex-
This question OF time I'M
doubtedly diverted votes from the ad-
vertisement. many of which went to
A44 (Mr. Washburn's) which brings
out nicely New Goods and the Bar
gains.'"
Served 'prentieeshIp Hsrv.a
MI. Frommader was born in 1880
in Wisconsin and Is now foreman OF
the composing department of Desaul-
niers & Co. at Moline. Ill. Mr.. Wash
burn was born at Grand Island, Neb.,
IN 1873. At the age Of 8 years he re-
moved with his parents to this city,
where he has since resided. He served
his anpsentieeshtpin=t eahee4ef The
where his services have
since been retained In the book and
Job department, making a period of
eighteen years continuous service.
, 1908-08-06

Mr.. Edward E Henry, with the I'm
tied States Express COMPANY Chicago,
writes. Our general superintendent,
Mr.. Quirk, handed me a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy some time ago to check
an attack Of the old chronic diarrhoea
! have used 1t since that time and cur
ed many on our trains who have beer
sick. l am an old soldier who served
with Rutherford B. Hayes and william
Mckinley four years in the Twenty
third Ohio regiment, and have no all
ment except chronic diarrhoea. which
this remedy stops at once.' For Gale
by all druggists.
, 1908-08-06
SPEND THE DAY
OFT IN COUNTRY.

OFT IN COUNTRY.
R. E. Fitch, VIII schilling. A. E.
Miller. John Kunkle, John E. VIM
low. Leslie Miller and DR.. ). A. Ballar1
returned last night from Rock River,
where they had been to look over the
coal land controlled by Leslie Miller
and which will be developed. The
gentlemen were well pleased with the
outlook and some money frum the east
can be had for the asking for develop
ment purposes. The party had intend
ed meeting Mr.. Wharf, the Union Pa
cifc engineer, but an accident to one
OF the automobiles delayed the occu-
pants until the two parties passed each
other without meeting. Mr.. Miller met
Mr.. Wharf this morning and was as
sured OF the help of the railroad CON-
pany.
, 1908-08-06
To See Colonel Scott.

Oyster Bay. N. Y, Aug. 6.-Secre-
tary of Wa Wright has sent word tc
President Roosevelt that he desired
the president to see Colonel Scott and
talk with him regarding the findings
and recommendations made by the
board of inquiry and Endorsed by Col
onel Scott In the case Of the suspended
cadets.
, 1908-08-06
Protesting sale.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. GA formal
protest against the sale of the assets
of the defunct Great Western Life In
a company to the Kansas City
Life Insurance company was filed in
the United States circuit court yes
terday afternoon.
, 1908-08-06
Guests of President.

Oyster Bay. N. Y, Aug 6.-Secre
tary of the Treasury Cortelyou and
Thomas j. O'Brien, American embas-
sador of Toxic, were guests of Presi.
dent Roosevelt at Sycamore Hill yes
terday, Secretary Cortelyou driving o v
err from his home at Halesite, near
Huntington.
, 1908-08-06
NEWS OF THE DAY
TOLD BY THE WIRE
INTERESTING ITEMS BY AssOcI
ATED PRESS FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY.
One ofthe Best Known Cement Men In
Country 10 Dead at Spring.
fieid-Formal Protest Against tho
Sale Ct Assets Of Great Western
Life Insurance Company.

Springfield, Mo, Aug. 81. H. Bar.
ton, n of the best known cement
manufacturers In the country, died al
his home at Ashgrove, near here, yes.
terday, aged sixty-four years.
, 1908-08-06
HOME FROM TRIP
ALONG THE RIVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Hayward n
their son l.. R. Hayward, jr.. left for
their home at Loveland. Colo, this
morning, in a large REQ automobile.
in which they had made the trip along
the river, coming by way of Fort Col.
Inns and spending the night at the
Kuster.
, 1908-08-06
MEMORIAL SERVICES
6Y ODD EEllOMa.

At the meeting last night OF Albany
lodge, Odd Fellows, 1t was decided to
have the annual memorial services or
Sunday. August 1e. at q church instead
of going to the cemetery. Rev. W. D.
Trout has been asked to oficiate, and
it Is probable that he will accept ano
that the services will be held at the
Methodist church. Both the subordi'
nate lodges and the other organize
tions Of Odd Fellows will participate.
Frank Smith Of the chemistry depart.
ment of the university a given the
initatory degree.
, 1908-08-06
Wealthy Man KIN. Himself.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 6.-Isaac N.
Taylor, forty-ive years old, a son OF a
former w~ell-known dry goods mer-
chant of Pittsburg, shot and killed him.
self here today. Taylor was wealthy,
and with Mrs. Taylor, who has been
an invalid for fifteen years, spent a
great deal of their time travelling. :
, 1908-08-06
YOUNG SOLDIER GETS
IEAVE OF ABSENCE

Jesse Willard. n of the officers en-
camped a. Camp Emmett Crawford,
who came with his regiment from
Fort Meade, S. D., has been granted
leave of absence and left last night for
his home in New York. He is the son
of a millionaire in that city, but Is a
GOOD soldier and will remain in the
service.
, 1908-08-06
Bank Clerk Suicides.

New York, Aug. 6.--Charles w. Yves
terfeld, aged twenty-five, a clerk in
the Product Exchange bank, at 10
Broadway, shot and killed himself in
the basement of that bank yesterday
afternoon. No reason Is known for
Westerfieli's selr-destruction.
, 1908-08-06
Poor Tim. 10 propo.e.

Grace-"And did you eve propose
to . girl In . cancer" Fred-"Yes;
and Ill ~ do 1t again. The girl
Jumped at my proposal and upset the
boaG"-Harper's Weekly.
, 1908-08-06
WALDEN
-~i

The following were passengers By
the stage to Walden today: j.. A. Keys,
J. R. Youst, w. P. Green and w. E. Nc
Gowan The latter is from Fort Col
Inns, arriving in the city yesterday
afternoon
, 1908-08-06
rhe Plea,urea Of HOBO.

"This poem upon May day" said
the editor, '1s not at all bad"
The attic poet flushed with delight
-, but since We have enough ma
terial on hand to last u for the next
tan years, l am Obliged to decline ~
The poet still smiled hopefully.
But. SIR" he said, you will ~
uuire something for the eleventh
veArr"
, 1908-08-06

The Republican IL the best advertls
ne medium In the city and county for
Il reaches all the people all the time
, 1908-08-06

When in need Of job printing or amy
thing in the book line call on The Re
publican. First class york guaranteed.
, 1908-08-06

The Rspubtcan l. tie only paper b
Laramie thst prints Ill ths sws and
|soGezlss an TIE petp3p.
, 1908-08-06

Try The Republican want column
It briuga results
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
NARROWLY ESCAPES
BEING ELECTROCUTED
SCHOOLBOY COMES IN CON-
TACT WITH LIVE WIRE
Leo Trester Rendered Unconscious
and Burned About His Hands and
Feet-Revived and Taken
to His Home

Leo Trester, a schoolboy of 757 Lord
street, narrowly escaped death by elec-
trocution last night at $50 Also street
by running into fallen telephone wire
of the Sunset Telephone company
which had dropped across a feed wire
of the Pacific Electric Railway COM
pany.
Trester was on his way home, and
while hurrying along the sidewalk
walked into the wire and received a
shock which threw him backward. He
threw out his hands to protect him.
self, coming in contact with the wire
and his fingers on the left hand were
almost burned to a crisp by the con-
tact.
He also was burned painfully about
the feet, as he was standing in a pool
of water on the. sidewalk in which
the end of the telephone wire was
hanging.
He was taken to the receiving hos
pital in an unconscious condition, and Il
required thirty minutes diligent work
on the part of the surgeons to revive
him. Later he was taken to his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
CANDIDATE RUSH WILL
SPEAK TO VENETlANS
Democratic Rally at Water Front Will
Be EnIivened with Red Fire
and Music by Brass
Band

VENICE, Oct. 15.-The committee
having the arrangements in charge for
Democratic rally Saturday evening
has arranged for parade, illuminated
with red fire and headed by the Venice
brass band, from. Pier avenue to
Venice. on that night.
DR.. ]. M. White, chairman of the
committee, announces that Jud Rush,
Democratic candidate for congress, will
be the principal speaker and says that
already sufficient interest is being
manifested to assure a great gather
ing.
The meeting will be held in st.
Marks plaza if the weather permits;
otherwise the company will adjourn to
the auditorium, which has been placed
at the disposal of the committee by
Mr.. Kinney.
Many local Republicans have an
nounced their intention of voting for
Rush and a canvass of the vicinity
shows that large number of other
persons of the same political faith may
bolt the party. The candidate is very
popular with the residents of this Sec
ton and it is safe, to predict large
vote in his behalf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
BISBEE TO GIVE
SMITH MAJORITY
METROPOLIS OF C0CHlSE IS
DEMOCRATIC FORT
ENTIRE COUNTY is TO START
BIG LANDSLIDE
Interviews with Leading Arizonans
Show That Delegate Mark Smith
VIII Poll Large Vote In
His District
Special Correspondence of The Herald.

Special Correspondence of The Herald.
BISBEE, Oct. 15.-Bisbee is run over
with politics. With "a $300,000 bond
issue, Smith, Cameron and some hum
dreds of local aspiring statesmen on it's
hands, the busy industrious citizens of
the big town under the shadow of the
Mule. mountains are patiently waiting
till the political clouds roll by.
1t is said Cochise county, "Old CO.
chise," as Bob Morrison puts it, was
running wild in the Cameron ranks
that Democrats were stumbling over
each other to get into the Cameron cir
Gus wagon. A visit to this camp dis
closed the fact that the same Kibbey
tactics were in practice here--the peo-
pie of Bisbee are being told that Cam
eron is moving like a whirlwind among
the voters of Maricopa, Yuma and va
vapai counties, having recently visited
Pima, Pinal and Maricopa counties.
Judge George Neale, a leading lawyer
of southern Arizona and mayor of Bis
bee, in speaking of political conditions
in Cochise county, said: Mark Smith
will get very large majority IN Co
chise county-much larger, | think,
than two years ago. This city will
give Mark from 400 to 600 majority
"Mr. Cameron" said Supervisor Bow
en-, will not nearly poll his party
strength in this county, and as to his
getting Democratic votes, that is an
surd. Mark Smith will carry Cochise
county somewhere from $50 to 1000 ma
jority. and Bisbee viii supply over hair
of this majority"
J. NJ. O'Connell, who ably represented
Cochise county in the Arizona legisla-
ture, said: IF Arizona is about to en-
ter statehood, think we need the serv-
ices of Delegate Smith more this time
than ever before-there Is much to be
looked after when a territory is pre-
pairing to enter the union"
A. f. Stumpf, a we'll known insur-
ance man of Bisbee, said: 1.-THE Demo-
cratic ticket of this county in it's en-
tirety will be elected. the county is
largely Democratic, and there is little
or no discord in the party, but as to
the contest between Smith and Came
ron, 1t is as good as settled now. Mark
Smith will carry this county by tre-
mendous majority. 1t will be at least
700."
James Letson, chairman of the DEM
ocratic committee of Cochise county,
says: Put Cochise county down for
HOO for Mark Smith, and 'just tell
our northern neighbors that Cochise
will elect every man on the Democratic
ticket this fall"
A. Murray, a young miner of Bishee,
says Mark Smiths majority in Cochise
county this fall will put a stop to his
defamers for many years to come.
MARK Smith is one of the ablest men
in congress-" continued Mr.. Murray.
'He is highly respected by members of
both house and senate and has been
true to Arizonais every interest"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16

bines, and made it possible for plu-
tocratic wealth to control and domi-
nate the financial and commercial
world.
"In the fruit industry of California
it is acknowledged that the greatest
competition California fruit has to
meet is the Introduction from foreign
countries of millions of punches of
bananas controlled by the banana trust
of New York, but all the efforts of
Californian producers and business
men to put a tariff on foreign bananas
have been unavailable, as the banana
trust has always been sufficiently in
fluential at Washington to prevent any
tariff being put on their product.
Trust Manipulation
"In the canning business California
canned fruits are delivered to Eng
land and sold there at lower prices
than in this country, owing to the fact
that there is a tariff refund coming
to exporters which is equivalent to
$1.50 per box on tin plate and about
$1.65 per hundred pounds on sugar
used in the manufacture of export
goods. In most cases the tariff on tin,
plate is not refunded by the govern
ment. but by the can combine, who
obtain it from the tin plate trust.
which in turn is said to be controlled
by the steel trust, so we have the
anomalous condition of tin plate used
in cans for export goods being sold
to Gamers for a lower price than If
sold to Gamers for use on goods man
ufactured for domestic consumption.
"Who pays the tax? Why, the con-
sumers, of course.
so, 1 am for Bryan, because I be-
lieve that If we elect him president,
backed by a Democratic congress, the
tariff will be revised on lines that will
operate for the best interests of Cali
fornia, and I believe that as long as
it is conceded that the tariff is to be
revised, the interests of the people will
be better safeguarded by a Democratic
revision than by a revision of the party
which is absolutely dominated and con-
trolled by the special privileged class,
who will regulate the tariff so as to
give themselves more wealth and more
power.
II am for Bryan for president be-
cause 1 believe the change in the ad-
ministration will result in changing
conditions that the people will be BEN
Gifted, and that it will result in per-
manent prosperity apd freedom to
American industry and American man.
hood"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
TRYING TO PUT COURAGE
INTO FOLLOWERS HEARTS
Republicans in Santa Barbara Ar
ranging for Series of Meetings
Throughout the County.
Red Fire to Be Used

SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 15.-The
county central committee of the Re
publican party, realizing the apathy
displayed this year toward the candi-
date named by the national conven-
ton. has announced ''whirlwind cam
paign," as it has been pleased to term
it's efforts, and has sent for Samuel
Shortridge in an endeaVor to put couI :
age into the hearts of the former disci-
pies of the G.. o. p. and its policies
Another movement is a realization of
the party leaders of the necessity to
organize a Taft club.
Party managers, starting at Carpin-
terra next Saturday, propose to hold
meetings in every hamlet in the county.
Santa Barbara will have shower of
red fire, a brass band concert and an
address by Mr.. Shortridge next Thurs
day and the evening before election.
Meanwhile, the Democratic managers
are estimating additions that are vol
UNFAIRLY pouring into their headquar-
ters.