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proclamation OF election.

Office. of the mayor, Laramie. Wyo-
ming, October 13. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the laws OF the State of Wyo-
,uing and the ordinances of the city
of Laramie, an election VII be held
In said city Of Laramie on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, A. D.. 1908, to-wit: On
the third OF November, 1908, and that
at said election the qualified electors
of the said city Of Laramie VIII elect
a mayor Of said city, and one council
man OF said city from the first ward
thereof, one councilman of said city
from the second ward thereof. and
one councilman of said city from the
third ward thereof; sad mayor to
serve a term of two years and each
councilman to serve for a term of
four years.
G. D. SPALDING, Mayor.
Attest: LOUIS TYvOLD, City Clerk.
55t6
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AT THE HOTELS.

Knster-Ed Marshall, L. E. Doolittle.
r. B. Neurett, Fort Collins: H. v.
Kuhn. Dayton. o.; William Haskins.
Denver: ]. B. Woods, Cheyenne; G. F.
Sodergreen. ranch; w. Rannelis.
Boiss. Idaho; George R. Newell AMI
wife, Laramie peak.
Johnson F. White, Rock River;
A. 7. Durrant, st. Joseph. Mo-; ira
Grimn. Grand Island. Neb.: B. +.
Bryan. Joseph M. Warren, Cheyenne;
r. p. Mcdonald, Kansas City; A. Q.
Brooks. G. Mcclure, Woods; A. Majan,
, 1908-10-20
DEER HUNTERS FIND
PLENTY OF SNOW.

Elmer Loveioy and G.. W. Lovejoy
returned last night from up near Coop
err hill, where they had gone tor a
weeks deer hunt, but they found too
much snow and returned home. They
encountered three feet of snow in
PAGES. up to their armpits. and getting
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CHARGED win Coal stsahno.

Oficer Van Sickle Of the railroad
police force last night arrested two
Italians, John Doe" and will Doe"
not heretofore recorded in the police
court, on the charge of stealing coal
from the rai,road company. and they
will be given a hearing before Justice
Hynds in the police court.
, 1908-10-20
Superintendent at Wreck.

superintendent H. l.. Anderson of
the Wyoming diyision a here last
evening. leaving for tho east in his Of
fetal car attached to q freight train.
shortly bssore the news OF. the acci-
dent at Sherman reached the city, and
was at the scene cf the wreck to d.
rect affairs. The dead were turned aver
to the acting o and the injured
were taken to Cheyenne for treatment.
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Got Fourteen Ducks.

Harry Reimer, cashier at the Union
Pacific hote;. and Rev. w. D. Trout, pas
tor Of the Methodist church, were out
among the lakes on the Laramie plain
yesterday, securing fourteen wild
ducks and a cold chill down their backs
that made getting home to a warm fire
a real pleasure.
, 1908-10-20
More Men at the Shops.

The district foreman of the local
shops this morning received authority
to place eight new men on the pay
rolls, two machinists, two helpers and
four laborers. There II q steady
growth in the working force at the
shops here.
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Train Greatly DELAYED.

The Plains line train from Centen.
NAL, due last afternoon, did not reach
the city until this forenoon, the snow
storm making 1t impossible to get the
train through until today. Fifteen
inches of snow was reported at Gen.
tennial this morning, with more COM
ing.
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Western Train Delayed

Train No, Q, the Overland Limited
e%astbound train, did not arrive this
morning until $50, being drawn by
two engines, the pilots of which were
covered with snow. Reports to the Of
fee of the trainmaster here say that
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Former Dispatcher Here.

]. L. Code, a former train dispatcher
here~and a resident Of this city, Is In
town, intending to remain for a day d
two. His wife Is ct the hot springs at
Thernopo,is. the children being in
school at Denver.
, 1908-10-20

Justice llynds was called to Sher-
man last night, an the acting coruner
in the case Of the two men killed in
the railroad accident in that neighbor-
hood earlier in the evening.
, 1908-10-20
Stock at the Yards.

The following shipments of sheep
were at the yards this morning: Sam
and H. J. B~allentyne, from Boise to
Chicago. fifteen cars: Marks & De.
gan, Sage to Kansas City, sixteen cars.
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RAILROAD NOTES
Load cattieaTodM.

Frank Smith of Jelm sent one car OF
fat cattle TO the South Omaha market
today and Ben Hunter sent faur cars
loads to the Denver market.
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the Storm at Rawllns last night was
the worst for years at this time Of year.
The train today waa several hours late
due to the storm westsof- this place.
, 1908-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Toohey left to.
day for Evanston. Mr.. Toohey. who
wah until recently boilermaker fore.
man at the shops here, vas transfer
red to Evanston.
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shipped Ihelr cattle.

Harry Maynard and Mr.. Biddick
each shipped a carload Of cattle to the
omaha market on Sunday night.
, 1908-10-20
Celebratlno Hls Birthday,

'Fentie' TimmonA. chief clerk in the
Office Of the roadmaster here, Is to-
day celebrating his thirtieth birthday
with a birthday party this evening.
, 1908-10-20
YIAoL CURES CHRONIC COUGHS,
COLDS AND BRONCHITIS
After Other Remedies Fail

~ASO AS0AAA0NAA00 0AA
n have been troubled with Z chronic
cold and bronchitis for = long time
and have tried many remedies without
finding relief. Through the kind sug-
gestion Of q friend l tried vinol, and
after taking four bottles, am entirely
cured" A. H. Wilde. 733-Sth Avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI.
s. Mcdonald. lat W. Congress
st. Paul, Mimi, writes: II con-
tracted q severe cold last winter and
thought l would never get rid Of 1t. I
tried Vinol as a last resort, and 1t has
completely cured me-"
vinol combines two world-famed
tonics, the healing, medicinal proper
ties Of cod liver Oil and tonic iron, de-
liciously palatable and agreeable to the
weakest stomach. For this reason,
Vinol ID unexcelled n strength
builder for old people, delicate .hil-
dren, weak and rundown persons, af-
tar sickness and for Chronic Coughs,
Colds and BronchitiA
L A
, 1908-10-20
Trainmaster at Rawlins.

Trainmaster Let's went to Rawlins
today on company business.
, 1908-10-20

about was we'll nigh impossible. The
prospect was for more snow and so
they lit for home.
, 1908-10-20

William Smith, Rock Springs; R. l..
Wright. Centennial Mrs. Charles Win
soon, North park; A. L. Plasters.
Greeley Colo; Donald Crerer. McGill.
Union Pacific. M. Suenberg. San
Francisco: e. e Turbush, Fremont,
o.; E. Abrahams. Cincinnati: A. l..
Bush, o: w. Chaplin. Omaha: Sam
Ballentyne; Boise, idaho; J. J. vande-
norp, W. NJ. Durbin, G. L Keim. Dem
yer. G. r. Converse, Minneapolis; H.
D. Well, Rochester, N. Y.
, 1908-10-20

If in needo of electric supplies. lamps,
ets.. call phone two-fve-O black. F.
". OFT 50tf
, 1908-10-20

Old papers. Il csnts . hundred. NJ
The Republican once.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
CHILD UNDER FLYING HORSES
Hurled from Platform by q Detected
Ride Stealer.
Boy Rescuer Is WanEIed and Both
Are Said to Be in Critical
Condition.

BUr-inst1l. y. J.. Aus. 13-FiurIed IN
der the platform Of a merry-go-r0u1d-
when a ride stealer. driven of by guard.
stumbled over him. fve-year-oId Alfred
smith. son OF Mrs Mary Smith. OF this
city, was terribly mutiiated al Burning
ton Island Park this afternoon
A spike. which projected below the plat
form, caught and d-aESed him around
with the rapidly revolving vehicle until
his scalp was torn loose.
Frank Spinoja. Of Bristol. GIved under
the platform. seized the boy. and showed
him out The rescuer was himself caught
on the spikes. his leg broken. his arms
f1augled. and his body bruised and cut
before the mer-y-go-round could be stop
ped.
Nearly leo persons saw the accident.
Several young men picked up the injured
boy and HIS rcscuer. and rushed them
through the crowd 20 a power launch
IN the river bank. and drove IL rapidly TO
Bristol. where physicians dressed their
wounds.
Mrs. Smith. mother Of the boy held
bin in her arms during the entire opera
tion Of sewing the scalp. TIE chiId' s
condition is critical
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
BRAZIL PREPARING FOR WAR.
To Have Big Navy says Interview
Given out i'm London

London. Aus 12.-The Chronicle pub
fishes an interview with ga gentleman
intimately versad in all mattsEs pertain
ing 90 south America. particularly the
government and finances OF Brazil. where
he has resided and carried on business Tor
years.
He expressed surprise that there should
be any dou6t OF BrazIs laier-tons Of
embarking upon The costly venture OF
wYr ships. and added 1T means war
a war that we in Brazil have known 10
be inevitable for long time"
He proceeded 10 explain that The trouble
lay with the buffer state Of Uruguay.
whose principal port s. practically COM
1auded b. ArEe--i-a- Apart from the
envy with which Argentina regarded
Uruguay. the northeast frontier OF the
latter country IS freely used for the
passing Of courrabaud into Brazil. Il IS
probable that unless AN anicaH.e ar
ra1gement can be reached over Uruguay
il viii cause a war-tl.at cannot be Ioue
delayed
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
WOMAN AIDED union TROOPS
Virginia Heroine, Aged Eighty, At
tends Boston Reunion.
Goes 10 See Men She Succored After
Bloody Newmarket
Battle

Sre-zl 70 The Washington Herald
Boston. Mass. aug l2-Nrs. Jessie
Hainniug Rupert. Of Newmarket Va,
known 10 all the surviving members Of
the Thirty-fourth Massachusetts Regi-
ment as the Daughter Of the Regiment
has arrived for the forry-third annual
reunion Of the regiment in Worcester and
Is again the heroine Of the boys she be
f-iended in the troublesome days Of the
civil war
Although eighty years Of age, Mrs
Rupert undertook the long journey. for
she stiu retains q warm regard for the
men whom she cared fer so Loyalty n the
SOS and for whom she incurred the anger
OF her Southern people
In the little town Of Newmarket oc-
CURED one OF the bIoodiest battles Of the
war. Mrs. Rupert. the only sympaJhizer
the wounded men IN blue could ind. for
feited friendships and incumbered herself
with the enmity Of her neighb0rs by Civ
ing assistance and working herself TO re-
Eeve the suffering
Mrs Rupert has been presented with
the silk flag that was carried through
the war by the ThirJy-foUrth.
She IS known in her home town as the
Santa Claus Of Newmarket for she sees
that the poor are happy on Christmas
Day She IS the heroine Of the book
Mrs 8Ierriman-s Scholars by Rev Ed
ward Everett Hale
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
CZAR BEAR WHIPS JAP BRUIN
Crowd Sees Battle IN Cage at Bronx
Park Zoo.
Jiu Jitsu Not Effective Against
Teeth and Claws of FerociOus
admiral"

New York. Aug. IA Russian beat a
japanese al the Bronx Park to-day when
Admiral who IS a Si1-pound bear from the
Cars domains. knocked out Mike, who
IS Tezzo bear from the kingdom OF the
Iikado. Mike was named after the Nj
ka5o, bur he failed 20 uphold the honor Of
the royal house
Admiral and Mike have adjoining 6ens
and the latter. who has whipped several
bears and set up as a champion during
the i've years he has been IN the zooIoEi-
cal gardens. often said mean things 20
Admiral through the bars of the cage.
Admiral found a rusty bar between the
against IT, He and his 80 pounds went
through.
Mike si5eStepped, but Admiral hooked
wide with the loft and landed near the
solar pIexgs- Mike doubled up and backed
of. ard in a moment the Russian was on
top OF him
But AdmiraTs rIows were li5tIe wild
He was so excited tnat he would not set for
the nuiSLeT- In fact. he insisted on using
a right swing instead Of hooking with
his left. 50 he missed. and Mike clirched.
Mike put his head down ard Ter dy with
right and left 70 the stomach before Ad-
sian of 20 cover That gave him time 10
get his wind. 50 when Admiral rushed
again. swinging with the right. for he
was 50 mad that he would not use his
science. Nike stepped inside Of the blow
and CouuteriuE with a rfEht upperCuJ
raised the Admiral of his feet The Rus
sian was groECy. and Il seemed that the
Jap would win.
But at that moment Admiral concluded
that he was a poor fighter according 70
the Marquis of Queensbury rules He
rushed again. and. clincEinE. grabbed
Nike about the throat. He sank his teeth
deep into Mikes flesh and wouldn't let go.
Just at that moment Keeper Ferguson.
who had heard the angry snarls Of the
tigers. rushed up- He landed on Admiral
with a pike pole from behind so hard in
the kidneys that Admiral let go Nike
tinCauued into 2 far recess Of his den.
while Admiral turned about 20 fight the
keeper. However. he was pushed through
the gate OF his cage and shut on. still
full Of fight. Mike was found in his den
in a bad way. They sent him 20 the
bear hospital. and now there IS d ques-
ton II he viii recover
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
CHURCH CASES ADJUSTED.
Porto Rican Claims All settled in
Satisfactory Way.

san Juan Porto Rico. Aug 13-The
question concerning certain church prop
erty. which has occupied the government
and church authorities for considerab bic
time, has finally been adjusted in man
ner satisfactory 70 both sides.
The insular government receives the
market place, the san Francisco barracks,
and insane asylum and lot, the church re-
ceiving as compensation therefor the sum
Of $4,000. payable in three instaIlments
The federal government gets the in
fantry barracks and lot and the Santo
Domingo Convent and lot, paying there
for $4,000. In addition 10 the money
payments. the church Is allowed a chapel
and sixty-two acres Of land near San
Juan The agreements are subject to the
approval OF the legislature. The cases
in the Supreme Court concerning the
property have been noIe pressed.
There are no further church claims.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
TO STUMP FOR TAFTl
Memphis Friends Bet Secretary VIII
Net Aid G. O. p.

Memphis. Aug. 13.-Wnat was regarded
here as seui-oficiaI news from Washing
ton. TO the effect that Gen. Luke l.
Wright would stump this state fer Mr-
Taft in the coming Presidential cam
paign. produced all sorts Of sensations,
ending IN wasers from b0n5ons between
women TO goo6-sized bets between men
who had fought with Gen Wright il the
COnfederacy-
Old Democrats who have known Gen
Wright since infancy took the side that
he would not enter into the campaign
at all Others were sure that he would
never commit himself. as he was gen
orally quoted before he left for Wash
ington 10 enter The Cabinet that he was
"sciH a Democrat in principles and poll
ties
IN political circles the statement pub
Ished in q local paper that he would
stump the STATE for EIr. Taft was dis
cUssed, and the wagers that followed
were a feature Of the day IN Memphis
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
LIFE BUOY ON PARACHUTE
AerOnaut Saved from Drowning by
Using Cork Jacket.
Tied on Before Ascension. Comes
In Handy When He Lands
in the River.

Hackensack, y J. Aug. I3.-Arthur
Barry. q Uwenty-year-oId aerJnaut from
Boston. had a thrilling escape from
drowning in the Hudson River this after
noon after landing with his parachute in
uidstream-
Barry made a pretty ascension from the
Pal.sade Amusement Park. The wind
was blowing from the west. and fearful
that the balloon would b. carried toward
the river from the Palisades. the aero
naut's manager tied "a Lfe-preserver 10
the parachute just before the balloon was
cut loose
This act no doubt saved Barry's life
for though he was exhausted after an
hours struggle in the water. the pre-
server kept him afl0at until a yacht
reached hfn as he was about to collapse.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
SHAFTS TIARA FELL OFF.
Accident at First Coronation Causes
Monarch to Order a Second One.

St Petersburg. August 13-A dispatch
from Teheran says that preparations are
being made for a second coronation Of the
Shah Al the first coronation. two years
ego. the tiara fell from the Shah's brow.
and 10 this incident he ascribes the mis-
haps Of his reign
Another dispatch from Teheran says a
Misunderstanding has arisen between N.
Hartwig the Russian minister and Gen
LiakhOff the military governor Of the
Persian capital, over the arrest Of two
Russians for carrying arms. NJ Hartwig
caused the prisoners 10 be released, and
addressed a sharp remonstrance to Gen.
Liakhof. 10 the effect that Russians
should not be arrested without his per-
nj 3siou.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14

Rome. aug. l5.-Card.naI Gibbons left
Rome to-day for a short visit ia Orvieto
siNty-tve miles northwest cf Rome He
appeared in perfect health. and an
nouIced -ha- the v.sl- 70 Oryisto was for
pleasure, and not WIKI 5ae idea Of recup-
Grafton
Archbishop Farley had intended max
ing the trig with the cardinal. Jut. owing
20 his attack 1f stomach trouble. due 20
The heat and change In diet. he left. in
stead for q visit 20 Switzerland. where
he viii remain for several days in the
cooler climate.
IN his last audience TO the archbishop.
the Pope requested him 90 return TO
Rome before leaving for home. The re
port has revived the rumor that Farley
may be made cardinal al the next meet
ing Of the cousIsJory-
Is Likely to Ascend
a leading clerical. who is close to the
Pope said to-day that the Pope Is agree
able TO the elevation Of the archbishop.
and ii is believed that the latter VIII be
informally discussed before Farley re-
turns 10 his home.
In a complimentary dinner 10 Cardinal
Gibbons last night. ~ which seven car
dirals were present Cardinal AEliardi. IN
proposing the health OF their guest. al
lUded 10 Archbishop Farley as the next
American cardinal The reference evoked
applause. This action is considered most
significant Of future Developments
DisbandS PaIatIne Guards.
The Church Palati1e guard. the famous
body Of soldiers that protect the Vatican.
has been ordered dishanded by the Pope.
according TO a report that spread through
the city to-day
Soldiers II the guard are accused o;
urg.ng mutiny. on account Of alleged IN
fairness in promotions among them.
While there has been TO open demonstra-
tion by the guard. the Pope was informed
that il was torn by disseusions and on the
point Of an open revolt
The PaIatine Guard IS composed OF
men who are supposed 10 be not only the
best soldiers IN the world. but men whose
devotion 70 the Pope has won them The
merited honor Of guarding the Vatican
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
ENDS DE LESsEPs SCANDAL
Court Orders Last Payment TO PAN
anna Canal Shareholders.

Paris. Aug I3.-The end Of a historic
scandal was reached to-day. when the
Civil Court authorized the present Equi-
daroI OF the Panama Canal % make the
last distribution Of the company's assets
on the basis Of 1 per cent 10 the smaH
shareholders Tao benefited by the redUc-
tion in taxation and s5 per cent TO the
otEer shareholders Wnen the payment
IS completed. il per cent Of their holdings
viii have been paid 20 the shareholders
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
GEORGIA NOT ALL DRY
Atlanta Man Tells What Is Done
with Liquor.

Atlanta Ca Aug l3--J- B Richards.
leader Of the Anti-Saloon League IN
Georgia to-day fatty admitted that pro
hibition has proved a failure in the state.
He says 1t is easy to get an the Joy
juice one wants in Atlanta
Why" said M Richards. "one fellow
has even had the nerve 70 put up a
sign. The beer that made Milwaukee
famous You can get any old brand you
want You can get whisky, too. Twenty
seven carloads Of beer and whisky have
been shipped in here. What do YOU sup
pose they use it for-to water the gar
dens2 Not much
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
NIGHT RIDERS RESPITE.
Jury in Trial of Alleged Kentucky
Criminal DisaErees.

Paducah. Ky Aug. 12-The cause OF
Jake Ellis. the alleged night rider, ended
in a mistriai al Murray. to-day, the jury
standing eight for acquittal and four for
conviction
The grand jury is still investigating the
charges against Judge Cook and Common
wealth Attorney Smith. as to their al
legged connection with the night riders Or
sanitation
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
TAYLOR TO STAND TRIAL.
Kentucky Ex-Governor to Go Back
After the Election

Louisville. Ky. Aug 13-It IS announced
to-day that W. s. Taylor. formerly gov
ernor Of Kentucky. VIII return to Ken
tucky soon after the November election
TO stand trial on the charge Of com
plicity in the GOebel murder.
He will not return before then. as Il IS
not desired 70 bring the case up during
the campaign. The case will be called at
Frankfort. but a change Of venue TO
Louisville is expected.
It is probable q special Judge win have
to be named BY Gov. Wilson for the
trial
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
MOTHER SAVED: GIRL DIES.
Parent Loses Hold On Drowning
Child at Last Minute

launch containing a family party was
struck By another launch tonight IN
Newark Bay. about a mile on shore. and
a mother and daughter were thrown. over
board by the force OF the collision
The mother grabbed her daughter, but
as she herself was being rescued. she
lost hold Of the little girls clothing. and
The daughter was drowned. TIE mother
was Mrs Ida Ferguson. Off Clark street
Jersey City The little SRI, IDA was
seven years old and an only child
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
Ner Illinois See

Rome. Aug I3-The archdiocese Of Chi
cagO is being divided, and the new see
city viii be Rockford, H. A new bishop
Will have to be appointed, and he win
probably be Right Rev. P J MuldOon.
at present tituIar bishop Of Tamas1s and
auxiliary bishop Of Chicago A coad-
jutor bishop 20 Archbishop Quigley. OF
Chicago. Niu also have 10 be appointed.
Orvieto. Italy. Aug 13--Anti-CIericals
this afternoon attempted 10 mob the Wis
iting Catholic dignitaries. including Car
dinal Gibbons. The mob hOoted and
hissed the churchmen and started 70
throw missiles at them as they were drIv-
ing through the city. The police quickly
appeared on the scene and broke UP the
demonstration. Several members Of the
mob were severely beaten by the police.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
kellogg Apprnren Petition.

Chicago. Aug. 1S-Assistant District At
torney James H WiIkerson returned to-
day from St Paul. MINI, where he con-
ferred with Federal Attorney Frank 3.
Kellogg concerning the governments Pc
tition for a rehearing OF the Standard OIL
Company's appeal The petition as pre-
pared by Mr. WikeTsOn and District At
torney Sims received Mr.. Kelloggs ap-
provaI Directions were given today to
have Il prepared for fling August q
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
Indians Destroy Bombs.

Calcutta. Aug I3.-AnOther attempt 70
wreck a train with a bomb has failed
Coolies. clearing the brush from an en-
bankmenI outside the Chandernagore
station. accidentally exploded two bombs.
Il is believed that il was intended 70
use them 70 destroy the train carrying
Sir Andrew Fraser. lieutenant governor
Of Bengal
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
NEWBERRY TAKES DIVE.
Acting Secretary of Navy Goes Down
IN Submarine

New London. Conn, Aug 13.-TrUman
H NewberTy. who is Acting Secretary
Of the Navy. let himself be lowered thirty
feet under GARDENERS Bay this afternoon,
and stayed long enough TO take a fall
out Of M Roosevelt's submarine record
0Ir. Newberry, as the guest Of Com
mander Charles c. Marsh. admiral Of the
naval reserve feet in these waters. spent
the day in inspecting the volunteer sail
ors. but found time to take dip in the
Octopus. Commander AIarsh's newest and
best. equipped diving boat
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
KANSAS ROADS BUSY.
Missouri Pacific Prepares 10 Handle
Big Crops.

Topeka Kans-. Aus Borders have
been issued by the Missouri Pacific 20 re-
open all the shops q r1e system l1 the
Southwest. and 90 o-l1erz=ise renew ac-
tivi-iss so that the company VIII be able
70 handle IT'S share Of the 1913 crops
This VIII put TO work 5gl1 extra men
on the Missouri Pacific system
-re santa Fe. Rock Island, and other
roads are Increasing their shops and op-
Grating forces- An estimate to-day places
the probable wheat yield of Kansas ar
s5.oH'.61o bushels TEere is promise Of a
his corn crop. which may produce 111.1-'.-
1-e bushels The railroads VIII De taxed
90 their fun capacity 20 handle these
r-nrs
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHIC.

= AL<AaA-NHAhELA AAAN
Taft Hears from Anti-golfers
parachute Life-preserver Saves Man
l-Smau Boy Killed by Merry -go-round
bishop Farley Nay Re Cardinal
2-WI0ur Wright Breaks AerCpI5ne-
2-F ouug TURKS Threaten Foreigners.
3-Bryan Going After Farmer Vote
SNACK Nails Campaign Lie
3-R0oseveIt silent as t. Hughes
american Fleet dar--sIeu Beaten
S-AssasSins Drag Man 10 His Death
1I-Girl OF Is Marries Man OF -