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jury Failed to Aaree-


Washington, D. c., June 22.-The
jury in the case of Frederick A. Hyde
John A. Benson, Jost H. Schneider and
Henry P. Dimond, indicted over -four
years ago for alleged conspiracy to
defraud the United States out of large
tracts Of lands in the west. reported
in the criminal court here today that
they had not reached an agreement
Asked to Try Again.
The court instructed them to make
one more effort to reach a verdict, and
said that If they could not then agree
he would discharge them.
Two Found Guilty.
This afternoon the jury returned o
verdict of guilty as to Hyde and
Schneider and not guilty as to Benson
and Dimond in the land fraud case.
, 1908-06-22
OPERATOR
HAS BRIDE
POPULAR EMPLovE or WESTERN
UNION AND BEAUTIFUL LAR
AMIE GIRL MARRIED.
Go to Greeley and Ars United, surprls-
Ing Friends Upon Their Return
Yesterday-car cIerk Married to
Sweetheart Of Other Days at Sid
ney-RaiIroad News.

FL HH
MI. John H. Burnsmier Of the West.
ern Union telegraph once and Miss
emma Hegewald. dauBhter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Hegewald of this city,
surprised their friends Saturday by
going to Greeley, Colo. where they
were quietly married that evening, re-
turning yesterday and receiving the
congratulations of their many friends
here. Mr.. Burnsmier has been here
several months and is a most estima-
BILE young gentleman. His bride is a
native born girl, handsome and viva
cious, a musician of great ability and
deservedly popular. Both are worthy
of every commendable word that can
be said Of them.
, 1908-06-22
ALLEGED MURDERER
WAVES EXAMINATION

Harry Monroe, charged with muir
der in the first degree for the killing
of r. B. Kinley, was arrangned for pre-
liminary hearing this morning. He
waived examination and was held to
the district court without bail. Mon
roe Is charged with shooting Kinley
on the 18th of April, following a dis
agreement about wages, Kinley dying
on the 9th, just a fortnight later,
Monroe was arrested shortly after the
shooting, and was first charged with
felonious assault, the charge being
changed to murder in the first degrec
following the death of Kinley. He was
represented this morning by Judge
Groesbeck and Mr.. Anderson, Sheridan
Downey appearing for the state.
, 1908-06-22
Bailey May Not Attend.

New York, June 22.-The friends of
Senator ]. W. Bailey think it very
doubtful II he will be able to take any
active part In the Denver convention,
and he may not ave be At to attend.
He 10 still dn bed at the Waldorf; and
it will be q week or ten days before he
can go out.
Considered az Committee Head.
1t was reported that the subcommit-
tee of the democratic national commit
tee had been considering Bailey al
chairman of the committee on resolu-
tons.
, 1908-06-22
THE COMING
MANEUVERS
OVER TEN THOUSAND MEN TO
PARTICIPATE IN CROW CREEK
ENcAMPMENT IN AUGUST.
VIII Be Commanded by General Nor
ton and Large Corps Of staff Of
ficers Selected From Departments
of Missouri, Colorado and Dakota
State Troops Included.

Arrangements are being perfected
at various military posts for. the an
hual m%aneuvers of the United States
and state troops at Fort D. A. Rus
sell, Wyo., August / to Is, says the
SAT- Lake Tribune. The maneuvers
OF 1905 at Fort Russell probably will
ue the most extraordinary ever au-
uhorized by the war department, the
participation Of federal and state
,ofces being increased fully a third.
II is expected that more than 10000
regular and reserve militia troops, in.
GUIDING every branch of the military
artillery, cavalry. infantry, the signal
corps and engineers-will gather at
ae scene Of the stupendous military
demonstration In August.
General Morton In Command.
The maneuvers will be in command
VI Brigadier-G General Charles Morton
" The Department Of the Missouri.
seheral Morton will be assisted in
~sonducting the evolutions by a large
sorps OF star officers selected from
%e Departments of the Missouri, Col
uIaao and Dakota, which will furnish
Cue troops for the maneuvers. General
csrnac Of the army Of France, two
e'man and two English star oficers
actache Of the Russian imperial
my and two military instructors o.
h. imperial academy at Toxic viii
present a. spectators, as well az
ACIlnlrf ~ " -----A-
, 1908-06-22
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
OF ELkS' EXCURSION,

Fully $50 people availed themselves
OF the Elks' anniversary excursion and
picinc to Centennial yesterday, filling
five cars on the Laramie Plains line
train which left the Fremont street
depot at 9 a. m. and returned at 1880
p. m. At Centennial the people amused
themselves In various ways, Including
fishing and mountain climbing, the
hillsides being lovely in their spring
garb. The day was almost perfect, the
first genuine summer day for some
time, and everybody had a delightful
time, with nothing whatever to mar
the pleasure of the occasion. Many
of the members of Laramie lodge, Elks
and their families were out, being
Joined by many who thanked the lodge
for the opportunity.
, 1908-06-22
TRIES TO |NC|TE
RIOTS IN ISLANDS
fNFLAMMATORY ANTl-AMERIcAN
CIRCULAR ISSUED ANoNYM-
OUSUY IN PHILIPPINES.
Calls Americans Shameless, Dishonest,
Drunken Thieves, Attacks Moral
ity of American Women and Ad-
vises Campaign Of Assassination
and Arson-of Little Consequence.

Manila, P. l., June 22.-An inflam-
matory anti-American circular has
been issued here anonymously and dis
trlbuted. 1t calls Americans shame
less, dishonest, drunken thieves"
whose purpose is to rob and enslave
the Filipinos, attacks the morality Of
American women and accuses the gov
eminent of graft.
Campaign Of Assassination.
Pending open revolution, the circu-
lar urges a campaign involving assas-
%sination, burning of homes, etc, and
concludes: Death to AmericansiH
Sign Of Old Society.
The circular bears the cabalistic
signs OF the old Katipunan society.
1t Is doubtful II 1t will be productive
Of any serious consequences.
, 1908-06-22
FOUR CASES IN THE
POLICE COURT TO-DAY

Two cases of vagrancy, n of intox-
ication and one of intoxication and
disorderly conduct were in the police
court this morning. W. A. Smith was
fined SIS and costs for intoxication. l..
W. Walters $40 for i~ntoxication and
disorderly conduct, and G. o. Sweigert
and Arthur Keller, for SIS and costs
each for vagrancy. The last named
couple stated that they hoped to go to
work for H. o. Decker today, and If
they did not they would agree to leave
the city. Sentence was suspended and
they were given an hour to get work
or get out.
, 1908-06-22
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
THE BENEDICTS CLUE

The regular election of officers of
the Benedicts club was held yesterday,
at the club rooms at the corner of
Second and Garfield streets, with the
following result:
President-Fred Ihmsen.
First Vice President-Frank .Holli-
day. /
Second Vice President-Bert Miller.
Third Vice Presiient-F. Paul Ken
dali.
Secretary and Treasurer-Robert
Gottschalk.
The club decided negatively in the
proposition to consolidate with the
Laramie Literary club and other or.
~ganizations in the city. The commit
tee is casting about for a new club
room against the time of the expira
ton Of the lease on the present quar-
tiers.
, 1908-06-22
ENGINEERS To DISCUSS
WORK Of RECLAMATION

sembly this week by the leper home
Of the state will declare that out of
sixty-one lepers in the institution in
the past two years, six have zen prac-
tically cured.
How Result Was Obtained.
This result has been obtained by CIV
ing the lepers the same sanitary sur
%roundlngs the average person enjoys
and equal opportunity to receive first
class medical treatment.
No Specific Remedy.
1t Is not claimed hat any specific
cure for leprosy has been discovered.
, 1908-06-22
Union Meeting "a Omaha.

OUion meeting II Omdha.
A union meeting OF the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men lodges In Nebrastua, Wyoming
Colorado, western Iowa, northern Kan.
sas and Missouri will be held in Oma
ha, beginning tomorrow and continu'
ing Owe Thursday.
The program:
Tuesday-9:30 a m, 3ecret meeting
in Baright hall. 8 p. M, public meet,
ing in Miller hall. when Grant Maste,
Mammalian, Vice Grand Master A. p
Kelly, Mayor =. G. Dahlman, A. W,
Jefries and other speakers Will deliv
er addresses.
Wednesday-visitors WIZ be shown
about the city curing the forenoon
2 p. M, secret meeting in Baright hall
TRANSCRIPTION picnic at Lake
Manawa, at which addresses will be
delivered by Congressman G. M. Hitch
cock, Grand Master Hannahan and
Robert Cowell.
The public. and especially organized
labor and its friends, are cordially in
yited to attend the public meeting and
the picnic.
The local branches of the order will
make an effort to secure the interna
tional convention of the order for ON
aha in 1910. The order has 726 lodges
in the United States, Canada and Mex
leo, with a membership of $4,000.
, 1908-06-22
Rails for Walden Extension.

Eleven carloads of steel rails for the
Laramie Plains line were received
from Pueblo yesterday and delivered
to Superintendent Stewart this morn
ing, who took them to Centennial,
where they will be stored until they
can be used on the Walden extension
OF that line. The balance Of the ship
ment for the first ten miles Of the ex'
tension is looked for within the next
few days.
, 1908-06-22
MEETING HELD AT ROCK SPRINGS
AND CANDIDATES FOR ELEc-
TORS AND CONGRESSMAN
WE'RE SELECTED.
James Morgan Of Sheridan To Oppose
Congressman MondelI and crosble
Of Evanston, Hawkins Of Robert
son and Paterson Of Rock Springs
for Elector-Laramie Physician
for Judge of the District Court.
Special to The Republican

special 10 Ine Republican.
Rock Springs, Wyo., June 2z'-Ihe
socialist state was nei1
here Saturday, and the Following ticket
was nominated, the same having peen
elected at a referendum vote OF the
party membership.
James Morgan, secretary OF District
No. y oil the Mine WORKERS OF Amer
lea, of Sheridan, representative In con
gress.
Thomas s OF evanston, John
7. Hawkins OF Robertson and William
W. Paterson OF Rock Springs, presi-
Dental electors.
Laramie Man Tor Judge.
DIR. Charles A. Ballard OF Laramie
was nominated Tor judge OF that us
trict and j.. H. sHycKman, Q Judge oil
the Third district, IN case IL wouid DC
decided mat a judge ID 70 De elected IN
that district, and committees were ap-
pointed 70 nominate judges Tor the
other districts IN case the supreme
court mould ~ that there was 10
be an election 9 tnls fai-
new state seeresary.
G, F. HackenDerg OF kemmerer was
elected state secretary, upon tne de-
clination OF w. L. ONeiil to serve
longer ! fnat capacity. claude L.
Johnson OF ROBERTSON was elected ma
uonal committeeman
, 1908-06-22
Check Clerk Welded,

Guy Shoemaker, the check clerk at
the car Office here, and Miss Anna
Gunderson of Sidney, Neb., we're mar.
ried in that city Saturday and are now
in this city, at home to their friends.
They were sweethearts before Mr..
Shoemaker came to Laramie, and he
took the first opportunity to secure q
heart his bride. They are receiving
the congratulations of their friends
here, the number being large already.
, 1908-06-22
ANOTHER BIG PARTY
BY LAND COMPANY

A second party Of Tallmadge-Buntin
company l~andseekers largely from Ken
lucky, arrived in the city early yester.
day morning. being shown about the
city in automobiles and later taken
to Bosler, where they spent the after.
noon and today looking over the lands
of the Tallmadge-Buntin company. The
first party, which arrived last week, in
a special train, returned east by spec
ial Saturday night, many Of them hav-
ing bought lands from the different
holdings of the company.
, 1908-06-22
Heard of Eathar,s Death.

John J. Storey of this city was in
formed this morning of the death at
Kewanee, Ill. of his father, Edward
Storey, at / o'clock this morning, aged
10 years, and he and his wife and
daughter will leave for that place to-
night. Mr.. Storey left four sons, J.
J.. Storey Of this city and Conductor
William Storey of Cheyenne being
the only two in the west His wife
died some eighteen years ago. Friends
here will extend their sympathy t.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Storey in their bereavc.
ment .-.
, 1908-06-22
SHEEP MEN URGED
NOT TO REPEAT FOLLY

AS we go to press Taft's nomination
is made certain, says the American
Sheep Breeder. Now. gentlemen, don't
repeat the folly that a lot of wool
growers committed once upon a time.
when they voted for Bryan and free
silver, and after the election. when
the sheep business doomed, felt like
thirty-two cents. A string Of wool
growers in Utah, Montana. Colorado
and New Mexico did this very thing,
but most of them promised they would
never do it again. Perhaps your I'm
Gle William Taft will see differently
from Teddy about some things in the
west.
, 1908-06-22

Chicago, Ill, June Ex-senator w.
E. Borah of Idaho, who returned to
Chicago yesterday, after the confer
ence of the subcommittee at Cincin-
natl with Secretary Taft, said that Chi
cago will be the headquarters Of the
republican party during the campaign
and may be the base Of operations for
the national committee.
, 1908-06-22

Chicago, ILL.,, June 22.-Delegates
from Chicago and eastern cities to the
annual convention Of the Society Of
Civil Engineers, which is to be held
at Denver. left Chicago yesterday in a
special train over the Burlington rail-
road.
Seven Cars in Train.
Seven cars carried 126 leading engi,
e of the country, including Presi-
dent Charles Macdonald and Secretary
Charles Warren Hunt of the society.
vii Discuss Reclamation.
One Of the important questions to
be discussed by the convention is the
reclamation work being done by the
government.
, 1908-06-22

NeE, York. june z2.-Tweive deaths
by drowning were recorded at New
York and vicinity during the past
t~wenty-four hours. the intense heat
driving thousands to the beaches to
seek relief in or on the water.
Rescuer Among Victims.
Among those who lost their lives
was John Milton, who was drowned
when attempting to rescue three men
who had capsized in a light boat in
East river.
, 1908-06-22
WIN Break Hot speII.

Washington, D. c.. June 22.-The
weather bureau today issued a bulle-
tin predicting a break in the hot wave
throughout the country east of the
Rockies between Tuesday and Thurs
day, and adding that rains and thun-
derstorms will attend the advent of
cooler weather.
, 1908-06-22
Iookino for More Stock.

P. ]. Cain Of Centennial, one Of the
grading contractors for the Walden
extension OF that line, is in the city
today, preparing to receive a couple
of carloads of mules and horses to be
used on his grading contract south Of
Centennial. Mr.. Cain expects to be
the greater part of the summer COM
pleting the work
, 1908-06-22
DEPARTMENTS CLOSED.
Paint and Coach Shops of Santa Fe
Shut Down for Week.

Topeka. Kas, June 22.-The paint
and coach departments of the Santa
Fe shops were closed today for a
week. This will throw 400 men out
OF employment, in addition to the
1.500 laid off a week ago in the loco
motive and boiler shops. The COM
pany says it is a measure of economy.
, 1908-06-22
SENTENCES
partlsipanAs In JewIsh Massacre Of
1905 Receive Punishment.

st. Petersburg, June 22.-Sentences
we're handed down today in the case
OF the participants in the Jewish mas
sacre Of 1905, at Bialystok, when
eleven Christians and seventy-fve
Jews were killed and many besides
wounded. One prisoner was given
three years penal servitude, thirteen
six months to a year and fifteen were
acquitted.
, 1908-06-22

infantry and large detachments of the
Fourth, Fifth and Eighth cavalry regi-
ments, the Third artillery, machine
gun details. engineers from Fort
Leavenworth, Kas., and the signal
corps from Omaha. State troops will
be sent from North and South Da-
kota. Minnesota. Montana, Missouri,
Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Kansas,
Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New
Mexico.
, 1908-06-22
kaw AGAIN FaIIinq.

Topeka, Kas., June 22.-The Kaw
river has fallen ~four-tenths of an inch
since last evening, when it reached
twenty feet, the crest of the present
high wave. bikes constructed with
sand bags saved North Topeka from
much overflow.
, 1908-06-22
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
SIDEWALK AT COURT HOU

The county commissioners today
awarded to Niles Callahan the con-
tract for laying a concrete sidewalk
on the -four sides of the county court
house square at lis cents per square
foot, the bid Of the Boston and Wyo-
ming Lumber company being a cent a
square foot more. The board is sitting
as a board of equalization and will be
in session for several days.
, 1908-06-22
Taft Goes to Vale.

New York, June 22.-Secretary Taft
arrived here this morning and left i'm
mediately for New Haven, where he
will attend the Yale commencement.
He said he expected to call upon the
president at Oyster Bay on Friday, in
company with General Luke Wright,
his as secretary of war.
, 1908-06-22
HOME FROM VISIT
TO FORT D.. A. RUSSELL.

Brigadier General Charles Morton,
Chief Quartermaster Major D. 3. Mo
earthly and Lieutenant Hunsaker of
General Morton's stan have returned
from a visit to Fort D. A. Russell,
Wyo., says the Omaha Bee, where they
went to look over the ground for the
new aneuv camp to be established
there In August.
, 1908-06-22
FINISHING WORK ON
NEW WATER MAIN

Engineer Yoder today completed the
work on the Grand venue lateral, as
far as construction is concerned, when
the new pipe was connected with the
extension from Second street to the
track and with the rolling mills pipe.
The new pipe will be filled with water !
and thoroughly washed out before be-
ing placed in commission.
, 1908-06-22
7. 2. A. In Session.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 22.-Between
1000 and 5000 members of the TRAY
elers' Protective association are at
tending the annual convention which
opened its four days session here this.
morning.
, 1908-06-22

were at the local stock yards this
morning: R. G. Carr. Ross Fork. Ida
no. to st. Louis. two cars; Bradstreet
& Clemenz. Battle Mountain, New, to
South Omaha, n car; e. N. Handley.
Reno. New. to East st. Louis, nine
cars
, 1908-06-22
MATERIAL ARRIVES
FOR NEW ELEVATOR

A carload of material to be used In
the erection Of the Overland Cereals
company's new grain elevator arrived
from Chicago last night and was de-
livered to the officers of the company
this morning. Work is progressing on
the foundation of the building.
, 1908-06-22
SIOUX FALLS GIRL
TO ENTER UNIVERSITY

Miss Trace Foster and Master Ben
nett Foster arrived Sunday afternoon
from Sioux Falls, S. D. They are the
niece and nephew of Mrs. ]. A. Davis
Of this city. Miss Trace will enter the
university here this fall, making her
home with the Davis family on south
Seventh street. Bennett will enjoy
his summer vacation here, returning
home in September.
, 1908-06-22
STATE TICKET NAMED
BY SOCIALIST PARTY

ston read a paper, and H. v. s. Groes.
beck OF Laramie made a speech to q
good and pleased audience at the Finn
nall.
1t appears that during the last presi-
dental election there were only a few
local branches of the party in Wyo-
ming, and now there are about thirty
seven.
, 1908-06-22
SUMMER SCHOOL OPENS

The summer school at the univer-
sity opened today, at the university
with a fair attendance, pupils arriving
by every train. At 3 o'clock this after
noon President Merica spoke very ia
vorably of the enrolment, and believ-
ed it would come up to expectations.
There was no change in the faculty as
previously announced.
, 1908-06-22
T ANNOUNCED.
Union Pacific Aids In Celebration In
Honor Of Senator Warren.

Special to The Republican
Cheyenne. Wyo., June 22.-The I'm
ion Pacific has agreed to make a round
trip rate Of one and one-third fares to
Cheyenne for the reception to Senator
Warren on the 25th by the Cheyenne
Industrial club.
, 1908-06-22
General Federation Meeting.

Boston, Mass, June 22.-More than
1000 club women have arrived to at
enc the ninth biennial convention OF
the General Federation OF Women's
clubs. An attendance of $500 is ex-
rected. The meeting will continue for
two weeks.
, 1908-06-22
OMAHA MAN BUYS
CHEYENNE LEADER.

W. G. Edmiston, for many years on.
nected with Omaha newspapers. has
purchased the Cheyenne Daily Leader,
the leading democratic newspaper Of
the state. He will assume charge of
the paper July 1.
, 1908-06-22
Campaign Book Almost Ready,

Washington, D. c., June 22.-The re-
publican congressional campaign book
will be issued August / at the latest.
Proofs are practically corrected to
date On such matter as can be handled
before the democratic convention.
, 1908-06-22
pes Moines River Aoain Risino.

Des Moines, Ia, June 22.-The Des
Moines river has again started on the
rampage. People in the lowlands
again face the possibility of being driv-
en- from their homes. Exceptionally
heavy rains the past week in the upper
Des Moines valley caused the rise.
, 1908-06-22
Taft AT YALE

New Haven, June 22.-Secretary
Taft arrived here this afternoon. He
was given an enthusiastic reception
at the station. Later he attended a
meeting of the Yale corporation, of
which he Is a member.
, 1908-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Welty of Howell,
who have been visiting at Denver for
several days. have returned and re-
sumed their positions at that station,
Mr.. Welty as agent and his wife as
operator.
, 1908-06-22
viii Chop Wood.

Boating, fishing, camping out over
night with his boys, chopping wood or
making hay will occupy his leisure
moments. He will devote much time
to riding.
, 1908-06-22
DEATHS IN
THE WATER
INTENSE HEAT IN NEW YORK
AND VICINITY RESPONSIBLE
FOR TWELVE IN PAST
TWENTY-FoUR HOURS

People Driven for Comfort at or Near
Beaches and Lose Lives-Among
Victims Was Man Trying to Save
Three Men capsized in East River
Heavy Rains Again SENDS pes
Moines River on Rampage.
, 1908-06-22

When in need Of job printing or any.
thing in the book line call on The Re-
publican First class work guaranteed
, 1908-06-22
The Week for recreation.

Oyster Bay, June 22.-No appoint
ments have been made by the presi-
dent to receive visitors during the ear
ly part of this week. Recreation, as
far as possible, will be the presidents
program.
, 1908-06-22

intend to be gone all summer, return
ing late In the fall.
, 1908-06-22
CHICAGO AND EASTERN DELE
GATES ON WAY TO DENVER
MEETING IN A SPECIAL
BURLINGTON TRAIN.

Seven Cars Filled With Engineers,
Who viii Talk of Work Of Gov
eminent Being Done In the West
Report Of Louisiana Leper Home
Shows six Patients Cured Without
Specific Remedy.
, 1908-06-22
To Be Married in ENGLAND.

Paris, June 22.-The departure of
Nine. Anna Gould and Prince Helie de
Sagan for England, where they will be
married, Is confirmed.
, 1908-06-22
GONE TO TOPEKA

FOR LENGTHY VISIT.
Mrs. e. Whisenand aid son Benja-
min, left today for Topeka, Kas., to
visit Mrs. Whisenand's daughter, Mrs.
Ben johnson. From there they will
go to Brookield, Mo-, to visit Mrs.
Whisenand's brother, E. B. Dabney,
who is trainmaster at that point. They
, 1908-06-22

Why not get all the news when It ID
news BY reading The Republican,
, 1908-06-22
Seven Cars in Train.
Six Lepers Cured.

SIX LePers Cured.
New Orleans, La, June 22.-The re.
port to be made to the Louisiana as
, 1908-06-22
A TRUST
IS FINED
TWENTY-FouR MEMBERS OF MA
Mia FIBRE ASSOCIATION As
sEssED THOUSAND DOL.
LARS EACH TODAY.

Admitted That They Were Maintaining
Combination in Restraint Of Trade
and Judge Housh Gave Them Gen.
tie Reminder-ury in Land Fraud
Case at Washington Failed to
Agree and Asked to Try Again.
, 1908-06-22

Horses at the Yards.
The following shipments Of horses