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EE IS LAID TO REST.

III IVY stNF f-h'h''
yesterday afternoon at hc iiGnic
ON ROOD avenue 10 pay iast tIi-
butes of love and esteem 10 the
memory OF }. Morrison WohiiOrt.
The funeral services, conducted
exclusively by the Grand JUNG
tion Lodge OF Elks of which
lodge the deceased was one of
the organizers and the iirst eN-
allied ruler ard to which lodge
he was so loyal and devoted,
were extremely beautiful and
impressive.
The ceremonial work was in charge
of Exalted Ruler Thomas b. Sawyer.
One of the most beautiful and touch
ing parts OF the service consisted OF
fhe placing upon the breast of the
deceased as he lay IN The casEet a
sprig of forget-me-nots by each menu
be. of the lodge vino Was present at
the services
over one hundred members Of the
Elks lodge attended The funeral in 4
bodv There were also LARGE dele
cations of Woodwen Of the World
and Odd Follows, Of which orders
the deceased was a member N al
tendance. The funeral procession rs
il moved from the home 80 the cene-
terry en- Orchard Mesa was very
lengthy. several scores of vehicles
being in the line
There was a world 0f lovely flow
ers including many magnificent de-
signs each a beautiful tribute 10 the
dead.
The intcrment took place at The
Odd Fellows cemetery Undertaker5
Cosgrove and Slough being in charge.
A clergyman was once annoyed by
people talking and giggling in the
church He paused looked at the
disturbers. and said: y am always
afraid to EXPOSE those who misbe-
have. for this reason: Some yeara
ago. as was preaching, a young man
who sat hefcre me was laughing,
talking and making uncouth gri-
maoes. ! paused and administered a
severe rebuke After the service 2
gentleman said to me; Sir, you have
made a great mistake. That young
man whom You reproved is an idiot
Since then / have been afraid 70 re-
prove those who misbehave them
selves in church, lest should repeat
the mistake and reproye another id
lot" During the rest Of the service
at least there was good order.
,,o,pcee that II is he KEY to the city.
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The Reviewers Club met this af-
ternoon with Mrs. w. +. White.
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J.. W. Bentun, tie prominent Colo
ra DO Strings business man, is I'm the
city traoy looking over land and
utfer inercsts.
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Er. ANA trs Il G. Bacon, rrori
lew Ourgy- ptonie are visiting With
friends aud relatives In the city this
weck.
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i. A. Franlln the popnlar roFre-
senarre of the Peters Paper COM
1auy is I'm The city today calline on
MS uatrong
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Charles Fulton. well known
Young man of the hannah creek
country, returned home yesterday
from an extended visit to Kansas
City. st. Louis and other eastern
points.
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Today the viii Of the late DR. r. H.
We'les. filed some days ego. w7-
formally admitted to probate aa
County judge sullivan.
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Fred Barber and George smith rs-
turned this noon from Chicago, where
they have been On business i'm con
re.t.en with the Orchard Mesa Ditch
COmpany.
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chns. Day, wno i0s been ,uii-nofa1
frr several day- aud absent frcm nis
wers Is reported much hcttor This
91pips and able he out ON the
streets.
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TIRE Coed ciuaeuzt 3D. t-eTgue VIII
bold an adlcurned meeting at tire
ON reraEaticlai lhurch tuuioht This
s. rre aunual meefiEg aud "a good at-
Tendance is desife1
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Willium Cet,vle. lhe aged cenuac-
for and prominent Mason. who has
beeu so drngerously I'D for saue davs
is stil yer' low and his friends arc
alarmed ever his condition.
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=. .. Palmer and wife came down
rom Noutroge Yesterday evening for
brief visit with frieu1s here.
II. t. Lard. of C,.imbus. Ohio. is
registered at the St Regis We is
oere looking over land and IFS a pros
ectiEo investor
J.. W Rentou. Jie prominent Colo
ra DO Strings business man. is I'm the
city tnaog looking over land and
otner inierests.
Er ANA Srs IL. G Bacon, rrort
le6 Ourgy' people are visiting With
friends and relatives in the city this
weok.
T. A. Franlln he poRnlar roFre
sentative of the Peters Paper c1n-
7auy is I'm The city today calline OH
MS uaJrons.
Fred Barber and George smith re-
turned this noon from Chicago. where
,he" have been on. business i'm con
re.teu with the Orchard Mesa Ditch
Company.
TIRE Coed eiuaeazti ii te4gue VIII
toH en adJcurned meeting at the
a0reregatieuai hrich tuuioht This
rre aunue weefiEg aud good ai-
Tendance is desiiea
Chos Day wno t0s been iudi=noae5
frr several day7 aad absent from his
w-ra is reported much better This
qlnips and able 10 he out on the
streets.
Willinm Cer'vle- the aged cenuac-
or and prominent Niaaou. who H9g
beeu so dangerously I'D fer sore davs
IS siill ver3 loW and his friends arc
aI5rmed ever his condition.
Today the viii Of the late Dir. +. IT,
We'les filed some days nge. w9r
formally admitted to probate u
County Judge sullivan.
Charles Fulton. a well known
Young man of the HANNAH creek
country, returned home yesterday
from an extended visit to Kansas
City, st. Louis and other eastern
, 1908-02-11

San Francisco, Cal. Feb. l1.-That
the control of the California Develop
ment company, which originated and
constructed the monster irrigation
system by which water is taken from
the Colorado river and applied to over
SOC. 900 acres in the Salton basin dis
trict, in Imperial county, must be re-
stored from the Southern Pacific COM
pany to the hands of the original
stockholders and shareholders of the
California Development company, is
the substance of a decision handed
down by Judge Morrow in the United
States circuit court of appeals yester-
day, ending litigation that has tied up
the canal system since the river went
on a rampage in September, 1904, and
threatened t submerge all the great
Salton sink and defeat the ends for
which it vas tapped. Judge Gilbert
concurred in the decision and Judge
Rose dissented.
, 1908-02-11
WARREN FAVORS.
Senator from Wyoming Will Support
Volunteer Officers Bill.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 11.-Thomas
f. Walsh of Colorado is taking an in,
terest in proposed legislation pending
before congress to place on the retired
list of the regular army surviving vol
unteer officers OF the civil war. Mr.
Walsh held conferences today with
Senator Warren and Representative
Hull, chairman Of the senate and house
military committees, respectively, and
urged that a hearing be given and ia
vorable report made upon the bills fol
this purpose now before their commit,
tees.
Both Warren and Hull favor the pro
Tosed legislation, but doubt that it Can
be enacted at this session on account
of the pressure for measures which
are pending to increase pensions and
to increase the pay of the army and
ravy. If hearings are given on the
bills Mr.. Walsh will be invited TO at
tend and speak in behalf of the mea.
sures,
, 1908-02-11

Ed Fisher returned from Cheyenne
today.
Harold Symons returned today To
Cheyenne.
Mrs. Harry Busbee returned from
Cheyenne today.
William Dubois, the architect, is in
the city from Cheyenne.
Hon. E. W. Burke, pure food com,
missioner of Wyoming, came over from
Cheyenne today.
Mrs. Bert Kern and little daughter
will leave tonight for Kansas City for
the benefit of the little girls health.
Mrs. Sarah Blount and daughter,
Mrs. F. B. Draper, anne from Chey'
cnne today to visit friends in the city,
George Morgan went to Denver to.
day. Mrs. Morgan took her little
daughter to the hospital last Saturday,
suffering from ahscess of the ear.
Ed. Chase, an older brother of Leo
Chase, a former resident of this city
now in Nevada, left today for San Jose,
Cal. Mr.. Chase has been visiting his
mother here for the past week.
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BEATRICE GORDON ON TRIAL.
Former Laramie Woman in Court fol
Killing Man in Denver

Denver, Colo, Feb. 1.-THE trial Of
Beatrice Gordon, charged with the muir
der of Undersheriff William o. Shirley
on the night of January 10, was called
in the West Side court, Judge Greeley
Whitford presiding, at 1890 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
Miss Gordon entered the court room
with a longer stride than Is usual to
women, and seemed much confused,
Judge Whitford had previously direct
ed the sheriff to close all the doors to
the court DON and to refuse to permit
any but newspaper workers to enter
Or leave the room till the noon ecess.
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NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

G. w. Swtckard today presented
three coyote pelts for bounty.
C. E. Woodland of Tie Siding was at
the court house this afternoon, filing
some papers.
The Union Pacific Railway company,
by deed filed today, transferred to
Charles E. Woodland of Tie Siding, for
s2,255, section %. 81 and 80, township
10, range ~, and section 10, township
10, range II, containing 2,553.34 acres.
Charles E. Woodland of Tie Siding
today filed United States patents, one
dated December 6, 1907, and the other
December II, 1907, for 100 acres each
in section 26, township 10, range 70.
, 1908-02-11
ASKS OBSERVANCE OF
lINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY

Lincoln's birthday will occur romor.
row, when the banks, shops and other
institutions will be closed. The mem
hers of Custer post and relief corps
had planned a celebration but were
compelled to give 1t up on account of
cthermatters but the officers are urging
the people to display flags. I'VE can.
lot expect respect for the flag if We
neglect 1t ourselves 1t Is hoped to
have the flag displayed by the univer.
sity, the schools n all public build.
lngs, as well as many stores and resi-
dences.
, 1908-02-11
THREE INJURED
IN STREET CAR
SERIOUSLY HURT AND BRUISED
WHEN CAR LEAVES TRACK,
TUMsLING DOWN HILL.
Slippery Rails Given as Cause, but
None of Injured Are Believed to
Be Fatally Hurt-GasoIine Tank
of Automobile ExpIodes and Ten
Firemen Are Burned.

Pittsburg. Pa. Feb. 11.-Three wo-
men n four men, passengers on a
West Homestead street car, were Sc
~riously cut and bruised today when
the car jumped the track and plunged
over a f~fteen-foot embankment in the
suburbs. The car vas demolished, but
it is believed that none of the injured
will die. Slippery rails was the cause.
, 1908-02-11
BISHOP PosTPoNEs
First CONNnCnTInN

Dean A. G. H. Bode of st. Matthews
cathedral this morning received a let
ter from Bishop Funston of Boise, post
Ioning the first convocation of the new
missionary district of Wyoming from
the latter part OF February, as at frs,
planned, to the latter part of April
The bishop conferred with each of the
clergymen in the district and it was
agreed that not until after Easter,
which falls on April 10, will it be con,
venient for the clergy to be present,
All expect to attend the convocation,
but many cannot conveniently leave
their parishes during Lent.
, 1908-02-11
BOTH ARE IMPROVING
AT EXCELSIOR SPRINGS

Mrs. F. C. Let's and Mrs. John H
Davis, who are at Excelsior Springs
Mo-, using the waters for the improve
ment of their health, write that they
are both getting better. Mrs. Davis
spends much of her time in the open
takes long walks and is pretty famil
lar with a considerable section of Mis-
souri,. She wants to come home, but
her husband has urged her to remain
for the present.
, 1908-02-11

9 Washington, d. c., Feb. IL G
. General S. NJ. B. Young, retired, 9
= superintendent of the Yellow 6
q stone National park, has recon- 9
6 mended hat the garrison at Fort 9
g Yellowstone be increased to four 6
@ troops of cavalry of 100 men each, G
G. the increase t. be permanent. 6
g Two Model Camps. O
6 General Young wants the estab- .
6 lishment of two model camps of g
6 one troop each, one in the Fire Q
6 Hole geyser basin and the other .
6 at the Yellowstone lake outlet, 9
G and to hold the other two troops 9
q at headquarters for discipline and 9
9 instruction. G
@ @ @ @ @ G Q @ @ @ c
, 1908-02-11
Much Idle Equipment.
ALL THE RELATIVES
PRESENT AT FUNERAL.

The Wheatland World of last week
thus refers to the funeral of Mrs.
Daisy NJ. Morris, whose death oc-
Cured suddenly a few days ago, her
sister. Mrs. Hawkes. of Tie Siding, be-
ing here at the time of the occur
renee: Funeral services were o n
Quoted at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson in this city on Friday after
noon, being conducted by Rev. e. L..
Butler of the Methodist Episcopal
church, and interment was made in
the Wheatland cemetery. The ser
vices were largely attended by the
friends and old-time acquaintance of
the deceased, many being present
from a radius of twenty miles. The
~pallbearers were Messrs. e. NJ. Banks,
F. n. Shiek, E.. P. Hill, Inomas Hun
ton, John McDougall and S. A. Moore.
All the relatives of the deceased were
present at the funeral except the two
brothers near Douglas, who could not
be reached by wire. Mrs. H. C. Tonges
of Lead, S. D., a sister of Mr.. Morris,
arrived on Friday evenings passenger
too late to attend the funeral"
, 1908-02-11
BOARD MEETING
OF FEDERATION
WYOMING STATE FEDERATION OF
woMEN,s CLUBS TO HOLD CON-
vENTIoN AT NEWCASTLE.
Mrs. Perkins Of Sheridan, State PresI-
dent, Announces Committees for
the Annual Gathering, One Chair
manship Coming to This city
Mrs. Sheik ParIiamentarian.
Special TO The Republican.

Cheyenne, Wyp., Feb. 1l.-At the
meeting this afternoon of the execu-
tive board of the Wyoming State Fed
Grafton OF Women's clubs, Mrs. B. F.
Perkins of Sheridan, the president of
the federation and the chairman of the
board, announced the standing commit
tees of the federation. The fedora
ton will meet at Newcastle, Wyo., No
vember 81. % and %. The chairmen
of the different committees Of the fed
Grafton follow:
chairmen of Committees.
Art-Mrs. F. H. Stone of Cheyenne.
Ciyics-Mrs. James H. Magoun of
Cheyenne.
Civil Service Reform-Mrs. G. s.
Johnston of Cheyenne.
Chedentials-Mrs. A. l.. Putnam of
Newcastle.
Club Extension-Mrs. William Quit
erman of Cheyenne.
Constitution-Mrs. G. w. Hinton of
Encampment.
Domestic Science-Mrs. E. c. Holli.
day of Laramie.
Education-Mrs. F. N. Sheik of
Wheotland.
Forestry-Mrs. R. D. Robinson of
Wheatland.
Industrial and Child Labor-Dr. Ell.
len Wetlauser of Cheyenne.
Legislation-Mrs. Gibson Clark : Of
Cheyenne.
Literature-Mrs. Cyrus Beard OF
Cheyenne.
Printing-Mrs. C. E. Bristol of Chey.
enne.
Press-Mrs. H. B. Henderson OF
Cheyenne.
Program-Mrs. Gibson Clark OF
Cheyenne.
Resolutions-Mrs. George Hiatt OF
Wheatrand.
Reciprocity-Mrs. L. R. Tyson OF
Cheyenne.
travelling Libraries-Mrs. G. w
Farney of Sheridan.
Iransportation-Mrs. F. w. Mondell
of Newcastle.
Local Board-Mrs. Horton of New
castle.
Official ParIiamentarian.
MRS. F. N. Sheik, past president Of
'he state federation, was made oficia,
parliamentarian. Following the meet
ing Of the official board there was 8
discussion of the affairs of the fedora
u"h' participated in by the different
member of the committee. Mrs. F
= spafford, corresponding secretar.
u the state federation, is here from
Laramie.
, 1908-02-11
KANSAS MAN LOOKING
INTO LARAMIE PLAINS

Secretary Frank II. Eggleston of the
Laramie Commercial club this morning
received a letter from Charley Hynds
of Lebanon, Kas., who asked of the
Laramie plains, the water to be used,
the health of the community and the
possibility for families earning a lty-
ing at work as farmers and ranch peo-
pie. The letter will be taken up an4
suitable reply made to the correspond
ent.
, 1908-02-11
Renews Recommendations.

Albany, n. Y, Feb. 11.-Goverror
Hughes today renewed to the senate
his recommendation of last year that
Otto Kelsey be removed from the office
of state superintendent of insurance,
On the grounds CT incompetency. Last
year the senate refused by a vote of q
to "a to remove Kelsey.
Based on FIeming's Report.
The governor bases his renewal of
the recommendation on the report o.
Mathew C. Fleming, the governors
special commissioner, who recently in
vestigated the insurance department
and transmitted with his message a
copy of Fleming's report.
Raines Killed Matter.
On the motion of Senator Raines, the
message without comment was unani
mously ordered printed and for the
present be laid Oh the table"
WastefuI and Corrupt Matters.
While admitting that the magnitude
Of the work of the insurance depart.
ment and its task has recently in
creased, the governor says that side
by side with these departmental ac-
t~ivities there grew up wasteful and
corrupt methods which scandalized the
country and brought the supervision OF
the department with regard to the i'm
portant interests of the holders of life
insurance policies into contempt"
Credit Of the State.
In conclusion, the governor says:
1.-The matter nov presented to you in
wolves the credit of the state. TIE
conduct of the department should ex
hibit that care, thoroughness and vigi.
lance which will guarantee adequate
protection 70 the interests of the pol
icyholders and at the same time insure
the standing and promote the success
of the companies bearing the seal Of
the departments approval.
Removal is Necessary.
This, l am convinced, a be obtain
, 1908-02-11
SURPRISED AT OUTPUT
OF WALDEN CREAMERY.

North Park creamery, says that the
officials are highly pleased and some,
what surprised at the way the out
put of the creamery is increasing, says
the Walden New Era. The creamery
is turning out about 10000 pounds OF
butter per month and the output is
steadily increasing.
, 1908-02-11
CAVALRY TROOPS
At FORT YELLOWSTONE

c"ommandant at the naval station at
Key West reports receiving a wireless
from the gunboat Marietta, saying that
her port engine was disabled this
morning, 100 miles from Tampa. The
Marietta is proceeding under her star
board engine. She is bound for Tam
pa from the vicinity of Beliz, British
Honduras, where she went to render
assistance to the British steamer
Anselm.
, 1908-02-11
Had Been Declared Valid.

The committee which was sustained
by the supreme court today, had pre-.
viously been declared regular by the
republican state central committee
and by two of the lower courts. -Four
Of the supreme court justices concur,
red in the decision, the other two not
participating in the case.
, 1908-02-11
Count Fined for Assault.

Paris, Feb. 11.-Count Boni de Cas-
t~ellane, the divorced husband of Anna
Gould, was today found guilty by the
correctional court of criminal assault
and battery on Prince Helie de Segan,
his cousin, and was fined twenty dol
lars. The prince was awarded twenty
cents damages.
, 1908-02-11
Marshal Has Matter in Hand.

Fairbanks, Alaska, Feb. 11.-United
States Marshal Perry has the strike
situation well in hand. All the claims
are working on the open-shop basis,
with a full quota of men The Miners
union guarantees there will be no fur.
Their molestation of travellers on the
Valdez trail.
, 1908-02-11
Reward for Tax Collector.

Palestine, Texas, Feb. 11.-At a
meeting of the council last night, d
resolution was adopted Offering a re-
ward of $500 for the apprehension OF
City Tax Collector o. e. Davis, who
disappeared from the city February /
The resolution declares that Davis ac
counts with the city are $4,000 short
, 1908-02-11

ed in only n way, and hat is by
having the department placed in other
lands. The interests of the state re
quire that a change should be made,
Wants kelsey's Place.
Kelsey, superintendent of insurance, be
removed from his office"
, 1908-02-11
Gomez Unseated.

Manila, Feb. 11-After a series OF
exciting sessions, Senior Gomez was
unseated by the assembly this morning
by a vote of 40 to 35. His election
was declared void. Since converting
on February 3, the assembly has done
little but consider the case of Gomez.
, 1908-02-11
rank ROBBERS Make
A HAUL IN MISSOURI

!. M. Lusk, former superintendent OF
the epileptic colony, committed sui
eide last night, he registered the third
tragedy in the last thirty-six houjs
within a radius of four blocks on Main
street, the principal thoroughfare of
the city. Dependency due to i'll
health is given as the cause Of the
suicide.
, 1908-02-11
Missing Steamer SIGHTED.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE British
steamer Eagle Point, which has been
thirty days en- route from London for
Philadelphia, was sighted yesterday,
go miles east by southeast of Sandy
Hook, by the steamer Vaderland,
which arrived today. She had broken
a shaft.
, 1908-02-11
Crow Creek Lands.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 11.-Senator
Warren has introduced a bill providing
for exchange of lands in private owner'
ship in the Crow creek forest reserve
for government lands outside of the re-
serve, so that the entire area of the
reserve may be utilized for army ma
neuvers.
, 1908-02-11
Hurley LIS

Topeka, Kas., Feb. 11.-GeneraI
Manager ]. E. Hurley of the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fee railroad said to
day: present conditions along the
Santa Fe, from a business standpoint
are the worst in years. While we
have been compelled to reduce the
working time in the shops in Topeka
to eight hours, yet l hope we won't be
compelled to lay off a man."
Much Idle Equipment.
According to Hurley, at the present
time the Santa Fe has $40, 000, 900 tied
up in equipment which is idle. This
includes 5000 empty box cars and 6s
engines.
, 1908-02-11
Candidates Endorse Taft.

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 11.-At a har
mony meeting of the leading canG,
dates for state and city offices with the
Roosevelt club of st. Paul last night
resolutions were adopted endorsing the
l.olicies of the administration of Presi
dent Roosevelt mi favoring a delega,
ton from Minnesota to the national
convention IN favor of Taft.
, 1908-02-11
Firemen Injured in Garage.

Chicago, ILL.,. Feb. Il.-Ten firemen
were injured, one probably fatally, by
the explosion of a gasoline tank in an
automobile while fighting fire in a
garage here today. The men were on
a ladder, almost directly over the au-
tOmOhile
, 1908-02-11
PAYS TO ADVERTISE
IN PEOPLES PAPER

Yesterday a citizen came in and IN
serted d small ad in the want column
of The Republican, advertising for sale
a number of chickens. This morning
saying that "she had had four calls
and sold the chickens for spot cash.
It pays to advertise in a paper tina,
people read everywhere.
, 1908-02-11

Columbus, O., Feb. 1.-THE supreme
court today declared Thai the Roadway
committee of Cuyahogd county, which
ls controlled by the Taft people, is the
valid county organization in that coun.
ty, and today's primaries will be held
under the management of that organi-
yation.
, 1908-02-11

federation in the disposal of some bus
matters. Mrs. B. f. Perkins, OF
Sheridan, the president Of the fedora
ton, is attending the meeting and act
ing as chairman of the committee.
, 1908-02-11
Ward Nominated.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 1.-THE
president today sent to the senate the
nomination of Thomas Ward, jr., to be
United States attorney for the district
of Colorado.
, 1908-02-11
GENERAL YOUNG ANXIOUS T
HAVE NUMBER INCREASED
AND ESTABLISHMENT
OF MODEL SCHOOLS.

Would Keep Two Hundred Men at
For and Send Hundred Each to
Fire Hole Geyser Basin and Vel
lowstone Lake Outlet-Senor Co
mez Removed From Philippines
Assembly by Narrow Margin.
, 1908-02-11
BANK Of WILLARD LOOTED AND
SAFE BLOWN OPEN WITH
DYNAMITE AT EARLY
HOUR TODAY.
rx,Iosion Wakens Citizens, street Bat
tIe Following, But Masked Men
Make Way Through Fusiliade With
Ten Thousand Dollars and Escape
on Handcar-Third Tragedy in
Texas City in Few Hours.

willard, Mo, Feb. 1.-THE Bank of
willard was looted of $4,000 by five
robbers early this morning, after the
cafe had been blown open with nitro
sycerine. The explosion aroused the
Tdzens and a street battle followed,
hut the robbers made their way
through the fusillade of shots to a
rsndcar and escaped by rail.
A posse is in pursuit. No citizen
was shot during the battle and 1t 10
believed the robbers escaped un.
scratched.
Third Fatal TRAGEDY.
Fort Worth, Texas, Feb. 11.-When
, 1908-02-11
GONE To ATTEND
COMMITTEE MEETING,

"rs. F. d. STAFFORD, corresponding
u.etary of the Wyoming State Feie.
.a''on Of Women's clubs, went to Chey.
ne last night and today is sitting
""h he executive committee OF the
, 1908-02-11

willie Green" said the teacher,
you may define the word memory
Memory" said Willie, sis what WI
forget with."-Pick-Me-Up.
, 1908-02-11
It LOSES
CONTROL
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPELLED
TO SURRENDER MONSTER
IRRIGATION SYSTEM
IN CALIFORNIA.

Development Company Will Receive
Property for Original Stockholders
and the Long Litigation, Which
Threatened to Tie UP the Vast
Scheme, Brought to End by oecis-
ion of Supreme Court Today.