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, 1908-10-06
Russla.s Intention Discussed.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 6.-The inten-
ton Of Russia to convoke a congress
of the powers to discuss a revision of
the treaty of Berlin was the subject
of long conferences yesterday between
Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs
Tcharykof and the diplomatic repre-
sentatives Of the powers interested.
These included the Turkish, British
and Ausaros Hungarian ambassadors.
Possibilities Of War.
No statement of the attitude Of the
Russian government was obtainable
today, and the diplomats were I'M
wiling to commit themselves regard
irg the possibilities of a Turco-Bul-
garian var IS the result of the Rulgar-
ian declaration Of Independence, but
the general impression Is that Turkey
will not regard Bulgaria's action,
which was taken in the face Of en-
phatic Russian protests. as a cause Of
war.
, 1908-10-06
Sherman Keeps Busy.

Kendallsville, Ind, Oct. with his
voice almost used up, owing to exces-
sive speech-making for the last ten
days, Sherman today reduced the mum.
Der of towns in his daily itinerary to
two. Yesterday he made nine out-of'
door speeches and the strain serious
ly affected his throat.
One address will be made today at
Bryan and the other tonight at Toledo.
Today marks the candidates first es-
say in Ohio, where he will remain two
days.
, 1908-10-06
GREAT Big CABBAGE
FROM OWEN RANCH.

Mrs. F. c. Simpson, who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. NJ. A. Gar
rett, at Owen, and her brother, F. j
Banner. has returned home, accompa
MED by her nephew, Joe Bell, and her
daughter. Mrs. Byrd, of Kansas City,
Mrs. Simpson brought a cabbage
grown on the Macrarlane ranch which
weighed 23h pounds. She says every
thing In a vegetable way has done well
this season and that the ranchmen and
farmers are In excellent shape for the
winter. Mr.. Bell, who Is a member of
the band Of the Second regiment, re-
turned to Fort Russell to resume his
position with that musical crganiza-
ton.
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CONFERENCE OF some MAeNi
ruDE TO DISCUSS suLoAR-
IAN DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE.
Decided To 30 impossible to Accept
Any Proceedings That Violate
Existing Treaties and Turkey viii
Address Note to Powers Pointing
Out Necessity Of Taking Immedi-
ate steps to Prevent Convention,

Constantinople, Oct. 6.-The council
of ministers held a long session this
morning to consider the action Of Bull
garia in the declaration of independ-
ence yesterday.
Respect for the Treaty.
1t was decided to be impossible to
accept any proceedings that violate
the existing treaties, and that Turkey
should address a circular note to the
powers pointing u the necessity of
taking measures to enforce respect
for the treaty of Berlin.
Mi Look to Powers.
Replying to the terms sent the
Turkish government by Prince Ferdi-
nand, in which he said that in the de-
claration of independence he had been
compelled to respect the voice OF ma
tpa-And expressed the hore that the
~ citations would continue, Tur-
~ she has Invited the powers to
c. on the situation. and as her
Hat16sare guaranteed by the powers.
she wlfl look to them for.their defense.
, 1908-10-06
REGISTRY AGENTS
ALREADY AT WORK.

AlHEADY Al WORK.
The registry agents began their ac-
tive campaign this morning, in the
three wards of the city. In the first
ward. with Stephen Downey and Miss
Lille Birnie as agents, E. T. Beltz
was the first to register. In the Sec
ond ward, in the basement of the Ger
man church, with Harold Symons and
Leslie Miller as the agents, NJ. T. But
Ter was the first to qualify as q voter.
The Third ward registry booth is at
Chauncey Roots store at Second and
Grand avenue, with Mrs. Don Miller
and Agnes Morgan as registry agents
Otto Gramm was the first to register
here. The booths will be kept open
afternoon and evenings for the next
FIVE days, and no voter should neglest
this duty. No one will be allowed to
vote who has not compiled with the
raw.
, 1908-10-06
VERY CLOSE FINISH
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE

game on the subsequent day of the
series with Chicago, that team been
unable to play that particular game
through failure of the officials of the
league, and it should, therefore, be
permitted to play off the game at a
later date If the management so
wished and the condition of the pen
nant race called for such a game.
National League Standing.
Barring today's New York-Boston
game, which has not been figured in
the totals, the standing is as follows:
, 1908-10-06
Porte WIN Accept Advice.

the Old time frm Of Smith 4 Moore
which for many years has raised
horses on the Laramie plains. The
last OF the range horses were shipred
earlier In the season, and the inal
shipment now being made includes
COW ponies. work horses and other
broken horses which have been used
by the firm in the gathering Of the
range animals. and winds up the
firms business.
, 1908-10-06
Excitement in American League.

Chicago, Oct. 6.-Frenzed fans,
keyed to the widest enthusiasm by
the critical state Of the American
league series, in which today's game
between the Chicago club and Detroit
team will decide the championship,
disregarded the weather bureau pre-
diction of rain and long before the
hour set for the game hurried to the
South Side Ball park.
A Close Finish.
In the event of a victory for Chi
cago, their percentage would be .5s6,
while defeat for Chicago would meal
that Detroit captures the pennant with
a percentage of .58S. Should rain
prevent the game today, it will be
played tomorrow or Thursday.
American League Standing.
, 1908-10-06
TURKISH MINISTERS :
HOLD LONG SESSION

great enthusiasm in favor Of war
against Austria, for the reason that
Emperor Francis Joseph's proposal to
annex the provinces Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina threaten them and in Ser
via on the west.
servians Oppose Annexation.
Furthermore, a majority OF the popu-
lation Of Bosnia are Servians and bit
terly oppose annexation.
, 1908-10-06
Today's games not figured in.

Yesterdays Games.
Chicago, 6; Detroit, l..
Washington, 3; Philadelphia, O.
Cleveland, 1, 5; ST. Louis. 8, 8.
Boston, 4; New York, O.
Games Today.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
, 1908-10-06
That Unsettled Game.
Game called a rie.

Cincinnati, Oct. 6.-The three direc-
tors of the National league here this
afternoon decided that the protested
New York-Chicago game is a tie and
gave permission to have it played off
if requested by the New York club.
To Be Played If Needed.
AS unoficially given out, the state
ment was that New York had been
prevented from playing off the tie
, 1908-10-06

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 6.-The
Trans-Mississippi Commercial con
gress, with a thousand Or more dele.
gates from the western half Of the
United States attending, began its five
days elaboration here today with 4
display of enthusiasm by the delegates
that augurs vel for a successful and
interesting session.
Called to Order.
The temporary chairman, J.. B. Case
of Abilene, Kas., called the delegates
to order, and in his opening remarks
pointed the way for many prominent
speakers who will follow him, dwelling
at some length on the vast work Their.
is to be done in the west in the way O.
the conservation of the natural re
sources and the expansion of the pres
ent industries to a far wider scoops
than yet attempted.
Many States Represented.
Among the delegates were represen
tatives of eighteen states, four terri
tories and six foreign countries
while the national government is rep
resented by w. R. Wheeler, assistant
secretary of commerce and labor.
Candidates for President.
The opening session was one purel.
of organization. Thomas F. Waisf
of Colorado, Colonel Ike T. Pryor O
San Antonio, Texas, and Colonel Free
W. Fleming OF Missouri are the strong
est candidates for the presidential
nomination.
Next Meeting Place.
Omaha and Denver are making
fight for the next meeting place, bu
the report that Galveston Is a candi
date was denied by Senator Harris o
that city
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Senator Daniel of Virginia and several
other prominent speakers.
Don't Need New York

While planning a vigorous fight In
the middle west, there will be no let
up in the efforts we are making to
bring New York into the democratic
column, though many national com.
mitteemen have assured M that we
a win without the Empire state"
, 1908-10-06
REPORTED MARRIAGE

DID NOT TAKE PLACE
Afew days ago the CheyenHa papers
noted that 4 marriage license had been
issued to Talbert bloom Of this city,
ran 81 Mr.. 00c1S Bf6om. and Mise
Eva Long, and that they had bsen mar
fted, the item being reprinted In these
columns. A sister Of Mr.. Bloom stated
this afternoon that her brother. who is
not yet 18. and who has net been out
of the city, Is not married to the girl
and has no intention Of becoming her
husband.
, 1908-10-06
WOOL SALES NOTED.
Montana and wyoming Going at from
is to 20 Cents,

Boston, Mass, oct. 6.-The improve
ment in the local WOOL market contin-
ues. There have also been large trans
actions in territory fine medium aud
%half-blood. Transfers of several thou
sane pounds of Montana and wyoming
clip have Teen made at prices ranging
from is to 20 cents, while ~half-bloods
sold at SO cents secured. Poor grades
are less active.
, 1908-10-06
Nehraskan In Iowa.

Perry, Ia, Oct. 6.-Bryan got a rous-
ing reception on his arrival here today,
where he delivered the first of three
scheduled speeches TO IN immense
crowd. During the day he will also
speak at Tama and Cedar Rapids.
Bryan Getting Rabid.
In his remarks he attacked the re-
publican party for failing to make pub
lie the campaign contributions mud re-
iterated the charge that this was be-
cause they feared the light.
, 1908-10-06
CAME TO LARAMIE
WITH BONNIE BRIDE

WITH BONNIE BRIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. johnson have ar
rived from S~tromsberg. Neb., where
they wefe married. on saturday, Mrs.
johnson having been Miss Eleanor
Carlson until that event.. They are
now living at FOB Grand avenue Mr..
Johnson is the secretary to Colonel E.
J., Bell Of the Millbrook Land and Live
Stock company, with Office in the
~-Weightman building. Their
friends will be glad to welcome Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson to Laramie.
, 1908-10-06
EXTENSION COURSE WILL
HOLD FIRST MEETING.

The university extension course in
experimental psychology will hold Its
first meeting Wednesday evening at
1870 In the Woman's club room of
the Carnegie library. The lectures
will be open without fee to everyone,
man or woman. Those who do not cart
to attend all Of the meetings Will be
welcome any time that they wish to
come.
, 1908-10-06
ACCEPTS POSITION
TRAVEll

B. d. Pope, who has been connected
with the Overland Cereals company
in the building Of the mill and elevator
on North Second street, has boon AZ
signed to duty ~ q travelling sales
west Of this city aid let fr
western points last night.
, 1908-10-06
Must PLAY F~auItless Ball.

New York, Oct. 6.-Although the
lead of the Chicago National league
team was slightly weakened by New
'York's victory over Boston yesterday,
the situation remains practically I'M
changed.
AS on yesterday, it was purely a
question of New York playing practi-
cally faultless baseball in the remain
ing games, even to tie Chicago for the
leading position in the National league.
In that event, a play of" on neutral
grounds win be necessary to settle the
championship.
That Unsettled Game.
OF course there is the possibility
that the National league directors in
the case of the New York-Chicago
game, nov under dispute, may upset
the present calculations, AZ all per-
tentages have been figured on the
basis that that game was site.
TWO Clubs Through.
Neither Chicago nor Pittsburg have
any more games in the regular sched-
ule. New York, however, plays two
more with Boston in this city, one to-
day and one tomorrow.
, 1908-10-06
ARRANGING FOE fAE,s
MAtouGRApE DAll.

The Hfks are decorating their hall
and making preparations Tor the ma
querade ball tomorrow night
, 1908-10-06
NEW YORK TO TIE CHICAGO MUST
PLAY FAULTLESS BALL IN
TWO REMAINING GAMES
IN SERIES.

Chicago and Pittsburg Have Finished
and Contested Game Between New
York and Chicago Declared a Tie
American League Has Spirited
Finish Also and Pennant Hinges
Upon Remaining Games.
, 1908-10-06

Wtth the shipment this week Of a
nalf eoptn gazs Of htrses from Aedi-
c'ne b. WI swiad up the ba5ansss Of
, 1908-10-06

Yesterdays Results.
New York, s; Boston, /.
Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia, 1.
Philadelphia, A; Brooklyn, 2.
Games Today
Botson at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
poecihiIi+;a, Tod,
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Belgrade. servia. Oct, Ga nkase
calling out all the army reservists of
the first class was published here TO-
day. These ~reservists total 10000
men. This action was taken in view
of the situation in the neighboring Bal
kan states. and especially in servia
itself.
TelAsrAms from the prpvinces show
, 1908-10-06
In Favor of Conference.

Paris, Oct. cit was announced this
afternoon that France and Great Brit
ain are in complete accord on the
principle of an immediate internation.
n conference to consider the Bulgar.
ian situation. Russia and Italy also
favor such a conference, and even Ger
many is expected to adhere to the
proposal.
Porte Will Accept Advice.
Furthermore, the latest advices from
Constantinorle state that the porte
will accept the advice Of France and
Great Britain and the result Of the
conference.
, 1908-10-06
American Association.

Chicago, Oct. 6.-Detroit wins the
pennant for 1908, the score in today's
games being:
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READY To
PROCEED
TRANsMlsslsslPPI COMMERCIAL
CONGRESS HOLDS FIRST sEs-
SION OF IMPORTANT
MEETING.

Called to Order by Temporary Chair
man Gas Of Abilene, kas., Who
Paves Way for Large Number OF
Speakers to FolIow-Candidates
for President and Next Place OF
Meeting Already in the Field.
, 1908-10-06
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
New York, Oct. 6.-Today's game
in the National league:
r. II. e.
New York =. ...............4 Z 2
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historical Department; Cheyenne, wyoming
, 1908-10-06

Possibilities of Tods
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
THREE ATTEMPTS MADE
TO DESTROY A STORE
EmpIoye Fires Charge of Buokshot
After Fleeing Robber, but Man
EIudes Arrest-Large VIM
dow Shattered
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
BEAUMONT, March 17.-Burglars
entered the store of J. A. Gray in this
town early Monday morning, with the
intention of cracking the safe, as they
left behind them a can of nitro-glycer-
inc, some fuse and caps.
An employe Of the store, ]. Rawlings,
was sleeping in the back room with his
wife, He heard footsteps, and arising
saw one of the men behind the counter
in the main room of the store He
seized his shotgun and was going for
ward when his wife awoke and saw the
intruder and screamed
This caused the burglars to scurry
Rawlings shot, and the charge of buck
shot shattered one of the big windows
of the store front.
Friday night an attempt was made
by an incendiary to burn the store. Oil
was poured over the front porch and
fire set. The flames were discovered by
the night caller of the Southern Pacific
and were extinguished.
A little later the caller was returning
past the store and he discovered flames
again, and saw man running away
from the place.
A third attempt was made that night
which came near being successful. 1t
was this attempt which led Rawlings
to lodge in the store.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
INFATUATION FOR AN
ACTRESS CAUSES RUIN
OF KAISER'S COUSIN
Princes Continued Relations with
Baroness Liebenbera Result in
His Being Ousted from
the Army
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BERLIN, March 17.-Prince Joachim
Albrecht of Prussia, second cousin of
Emperor William, has resigned from
the army, where he held the rank OF
major, and will not again be permitted
to wear the German uniform.
The resignation of the prince, 1t IS
declared, was requested by Emperor
William. According to the M1ttag
Zeitung, Emperor William has been ex-
tremely dissatisfied with the prince be-
cause of his continued relations with
the Baroness Liebenberg.
1t was because of his interest in this
woman that the prince was punished
eighteen months ago by being sent out
to join the German forces in the field
in Southwest Africa The baroness was
once an actress and played in the thea
ters of Berlin. Her maiden name was
Marie Sulzer. The prince desired to
marry her, but this was impossible be-
cause of the inequality in their social
standing.
Marie Sulzer obtained the title or
Baroness Liebenberg through marriage
with an Austrian baron at a suburban
registry office at Brixton Hill, London,
she and the baron parting at the con-
cluson of the ceremony. 1t is declared
that a divorce was never obtained. In
the meantime the prince and the bar
oness have been living, it is declared,
under a transparent incognito in Prus-
sia. This went on until Emperor Will
liam decided to intervene.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
BIG STRIKES
WAKE HART
SAN BERNARDlNo MINING CAMP
SITTING UP
FOSTER MAKES DOUBLE STRIKE
IN BIG CHIEF
Many Are Getting Good Ore and De-
VeIopment Is Being Done Con-
ervatively-BuiIding
in Progress
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
HART, Cal, March 17.-Hart, the
closest mining camp to Los Angeles, is
"making good" although no ore has
been sent out so far. There are some
sensational finds. On ORC Belle No. /
Mcguire and Mohana struck six-foot
vein with an average assayed value of
$115 per ton, a picked sample assaying
$425. On this claim the tunnel is in
forty-five feet and ore shows all the
way.
Also Clapper, Big Chief and Jumbo
are showing increased values, even over
the high grade prospects on which the
work was begun.
Will Foster celebrated Sunday by
making two sensational strikes in Big
Chief. The first at ten feet in the
shaft, where picked sample panned
over $1,000 per ton, and the second 100
feet above, where work just begun
brought out an ore assaying 5000 per
ton. These two strikes made the camp
sit up, and when shortly afterward Lee
and Mack Foster on Clapper, ten feet
down, ran into a three-foot vein of free
pay ore there was a distinct ripple of
excitement.
Jack Goodwin, in Sunrise No. 2, found
pay ore thirty-five feet down in sugar
quartz. On Hamstadt lease, ORC Belle
No 2, the shaft is down over thirty-f1ve
ISel anu There ~ d Dlit VI lll6ll 81 eldC
on the dump. Prospects are so good
tha4 double shift has been put on
and Hamstadt is determined to sink
seventy-five feet before drifting.
County Commissioner Henry Spenker
of Esmeralda county, Nev has bought
into block of ORC Belle Fraction.
The Pfunder shaft on ORC No. is
down forty feet and has milling values
all the way. Mr.. Pfunder is going
down 100 feet with a AXIS shaft, fully
timbered, and drift.
George F. Sloan, who took a lease on
the northern end of Jumbo, found pay
ore at six feet and is pleased with his
prospects.
The Fairview Mining and Leasing
company, composed wholly of Goldfeld
men, is being incorporated and will
take over all the present Fairview
leases.
The Eneboe, Stingley and Taylor
lease has tunneed 100 feet with that
much still to go before reaching the
point where they expect to strike the
vein.
All of the properties that first claimed
good prospects seem to have made
good, and the work of development is
rushing steadily ahead with encourage
ment all along the line.
Water was turned into the pipes of
the town reservoir tanks today and the
hauling process soon will be abandoned.
Building is rushing, no less than six
permanent buildings being in process
of erection. The two-story hotel being
built by J. w. Norton of Providence,
r. l., has it's frame up, and eight men
are hard at work under Contractor
Clark with a view to finishing the
structure before the end of the month.
Mr., Norton is in Los Angeles now buy
ing furniture and equipment.
There is some discussion as to an
automobile stage line from Leestock, on
the Salt Lake road, to Hart. Two or
three machines have already been In
the camp from outside.
Los Angeles parties were here last
week discussing the mill question, but
the matter is still in allegiance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO TO BE
PROSECUTED FOR REBATING
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Criminal
prosecution, it Is indicated officially,
will be instituted against certain Of
ficials of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
road company and certain shippers ia
vored by that line on account of what
is ASSERTED to have been illegal prac-
tices relative to Interstate shipments.
1t appears from the findings of the
interstate commerce commission that
the Chesapeake & Ohio favored cer-'
tain shippers "at the expense of the
Seaboard Air line and Atlantic Coast
line in the shipment of grain and
packing house products, and the ship
pers thus favored gave to the Chesa-
peake & Ohio "all of the inbound
business of the shippers SO favored
by it."
A hearing on the matter of these
practices was held in Richmond, Va,
in February, by the interstate COM
merce commission. the evidence being
taken by Commissioner Lane. The
commissioner has submitted his re-
port to the full commission. 1t has
been approved and Attorney General
Bonaparte has been requested by the
commission to institute, through the
United States district attorney at
Richmond, proceedings against all par
ties involved by the evidence ad-
duced.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
PASADENA
O6fice "a &c. Colorado 1t.
Phones: Sunset 2740, Home ses5.
MAY CALL FOR TWO
BIDS FOR WING
OVERSIGHT WILL COST PAsA.
DENA MONEY
Plans for Work Not Placed on File
and Attorney Says All Pro.
ceedings Must Start
Over
Special to The Herald.

ppecldl TO Inc E1erHius
PASADENA, March 1.-THE city
council, through an error in the city en-
gineers office, this morning found 1t
necessary to rescind all action in rela-
ton to the paving of Los Robles ave-
nue., and residents affected anticipate
another bitter struggle between the
contending forces representing the Bar
Der asphalt interests on one side ana
the Warren Bitulithic company on the
other.
Last fall the council acted on a petit
tion asking for bitulithic paving, and
all formalities, it was supposed at the
time, were gone through in the regular
way, but halt was taken In letting
the contract until the winter rains had
passed.
A few days ago when a representative
of the Warren company arrived Win
the intention of starting work, it was
discovered the plans had not been pre-
pared and placed on file in the city en-
gineers office, as provided for by the
original resolution.
City Attorney Wood now holds that
this oversight means that all proceed
ings must start over, and he believes
also that this means a new petition will
have to be circulated.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
FARMERS INSTITUTE
BEGINS ITS SESSIONS
Vegetable Growers from All Parts of
Southern California Attend Meet
ing at Whittier-WaInut Grow
ers in Charge Today
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WHITTIER, March 1.-THE session
of farmers institutes which will mark
the dedication of the state pathological
laboratory began here today. The ses
sion will last four days and will be
attended by vegetable growers from all
over Southern California.
Speakers at the session this morn
ing were: Prof. E. j. Wickson, Univer-
sity of Southern California; E. A. Cur
tbs, general manager of the California
Vegetable union, and DR.. J. A. 0smun
OF Whittier The speakers this even
ing We're: Col. j. J. Steadman of the
California CultiVator and p. F. Cogs-
well of Ell Monte.
Tomorrow the walnut growers will
have their day, the business of the
entire session being devoted to their
interests. Among the speakers will be-:
J. B. Neff, Anaheim; George C. Reed
ing president Fancher Creek Nursery
company, Fresno; C. C. Chapman, Full
lerton, and an address, 1.-The Possibfl-
tiles of Walnut Blight Control" by
Prof. II. ]. Ramsey of the local labora-
tory.