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, 1908-07-18
CUPID USES
LONG WIRE
HELLO LAssIE AND SWEETHEART
MARRIED MORE THAN WEEK
BEFORE THEY TOLD.
Former Companions In. Central Office
Upearth Pretty Romance and
Bring Truth to surface-MIss Del.
Ia krouse and Alden Gray Welded
at Golden on the Seventh.

Miss Della Krouse, for two years one
Of the eflcient and accommodating op.
orators At the telephone once In this
city. and Mi. Alden Gray, tho o Of
Mrs. Alfred Cook, were married at
Golden. Cob on Tuesday. JuIy 4, II
II O'Clock in the 1oNsnooas shs fact
having come to light here today. Miss
Krouse left on Sunday, July S, for
Denver, ~ostensibly on her way to her
former home at Chillicothe, Mo-. but
was met at Denver on Monday by Nj.
Gray, and on Tuesday they went to
Golden, where the ceremony was per.
formed. They returned to the home OF
their mother at Third and University
avenue Saturday night, keeping the
matter Of their marriage from their
friends until today, and then it got
beyond their control through no con,
nivance OF their own. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook knew Of the marriage when the
young people left here, and a brother
of the bride, Jacob Krouse of Chilli.
cothe, was present when the ceremony
was performed The happy young folks
took that way Of surprising their Lar
annie friends and are being congratu-
lated by those who know Of the matter.
Both Well Known Hero.
Mr.. Gray, generally known here as
Alden Ballard, is a carpenter by trade
and is following that vocation in this
city. His bride came here about four
years ago, living with MI. and Mrs.
Cook while the former was sherin of
the county. For two years she was an
operator in the telephone office, leav-
ing that position a fortnight ago. When
she left for Denver Mr.. Ballard &C.
companied her to the train and into
the car. The two had been sweet
hearts for some time, and many knew
they were to be married, but the we'd
ding was a surprise nevertheless. Miss
Krouse continued on to Denver, Mr..
Gray leaving the train here and going
down later. They will make their
home for the present with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook, where they will be called
upon by their friends.
Long Distance Wire Used.
1t is said that there was an inkling
Of the true state of affairs in the tele-
phone office this morning. Mrs. Gray
would give her sister hello lassies"
no satisfaction and SO they got busy"
with the long distance wires. Moth
ing doing" CAM from Denver, Long
mont, Fort Collins, Rawlins, Cheyenne
and a number of places. When Golden
was called. why, of course" was the
answer, and Mrs. Gray was confronted
with the matter over her own wire.
Yes, I'll plead guilty" were her an
swering words to the house call, and
so The Republican gives the satisfying
facts to the soul-stirrfng rumor, Della
Krouse is married.,
, 1908-07-18
sonlEs AT HANNA RECOVERED.
rteftesn Taken From Inflated Mine
Late Yesterday Evening.

Hanna, Wyo., July 18.--Thirteen
bodies were recovered from Inflated
No. l mine Of the Union Pacific Coal
company late last evening and were
brought to the surface by the force Of
veteran miners that has been slowly
pushing a brattic down the east slope
since last Saturday. All OF the corpses
are horribly decomposed, but 1t ia
hoped that Identification OF a few can
be effeced through clothing and trim
The bodies we're found in a
group at the mouth Of No. 2 entry and
are those of members of n of the
searching parties that entered the
mine Immediately after the first ex-
OF March 29. About forty
bodies remain In the mine.
, 1908-07-18
TO HAVE BARREL
IN WESTERN CITY
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COM.
MiTTEE WILL OPEN HEAD.
QUARTERS IN WEST.
Conference At Colorado Springs on
Monday and Tuesday Calculates 10
Keep Things Warmed UP Hon.
viii Make Fight Against Bryan
In the Mountain States.

Denver, Colo, July 18.-One OF the
political acts planned by Mr. Hitch
cock is the opening of headquarters
in the far west. Salt Lake City and
Denver are being considered, and one
of them will be selected. A united eff
fort Is already being made In favor Of
Denver, and it Is quite probable that
the City Of Lights will be the western
station from which the republicans
will dispense campaign funds.
Western freMsrsr
A western man Will be appointed
chief dispenser Of the vote-getting
money, and II Salt Lake lands the
treasure house then a Colorado man
VIII likely be made custodian Of the
fund. In any event, the main thing
for the hungry republicans west Of
the Missouri is that they will not have
to travel far to reach the storehouses,
whether the vaults be in Salt Lake or
Denver.
-H Hitchcock in Command.
Chairman Hitchcock will be in
charge of headquarters in New York
anu hOouqadL lCio Will DO loAu40
tanned in Chicago. Mr.. Hitchcock will
have supervision over these two cam
paign depots and also over the western
Campaign Plans for West.
The conference at Colorado Springs
will continue throughout Monday and
Tuesday of mex week. Campaign
plans for the western territory will be
gone over in detail and arrangements
will be completed for a united fight
in every state this side of the Missouri
where it is thought Taft may have any
sort of chance.
Call for state Committee.
The Colorado republican state COM
has been called together by
Chairman John F. Vivian for July rs.
The plans Mr.. Hitchcock will outline
for Colorado at the Springs the first
the week will be reported to the
state committee the latter part of the
week. These plans will be approved
by the committee and the campaign
will then be opened in this state.
, 1908-07-18
TRAVELLER RESIGNS
AND RETURNS HOME.

William c. Lindner Of Bucyrus, O.,
who came west to accept the position
of travelling salesman for the Overland
Cereals company, resigned his position
last night and left for home. Mr..
Lindner came west with a foolish idea,
instilled by reading eastern dime nov
els. that he would be shot at by COW
boys, scalped by Indians, hanged by
angry mobs and otherwise mistreated
generally. and as he realized none of
these, he thought there was some
thing wrong with the country.
, 1908-07-18
EIGHT INJURED.
Elevated Train Becomes Unmanaae-
able and Bumps Against Bumpers.

Chicago. Ill.,, July 1S.-Eight persons
were severely injured and a number
of others suffered minor injuries in an
accident on the elevated railroad at
Stony Island avenue and Sixty-third
street today. "A train of three cars
crashed against the bumpers at the ter
minus, tearing loose the front trucks
of the motor a and allowing the car
to slide over the bumpers for ten feet.
The accident is believed to be due to
the failure of the brakes to work.
, 1908-07-18
viii Consult With FrIends.
President win Hold Conference.

Oyster Bay, N. Y. July 1s.-Presi.
Diet Roosevelt will hold today a con.
ference with Attorney General Bona
parte and several other government
officials, one Of whom will probably be
Assistant Secretary Of State Bacon.
VIII Consider Riders Appeal.
1t Is thought probable that the ap-
peal which Herman Ridder recently
made to the president in behalf of the
American Newspaper Publishers asso-
citation to restrain the newsprint paper
manufacturers from combining and
maintaining high prices may be the
subject Of the conference.
, 1908-07-18
viii Name winner.

Washington. D. c., July 1s,-Before
leaving for the west Chairman Hitch
cock talked with Francis Curtis, who
Is to have charge Of the editorial de-
partment of the literary bureau OF the
national committee. Arrangements
were made for Mr.. Curtis to begin his
work Immediately organizing his stan
in preparation for the active work Of
the campaign.
Mr.. Curtis stated that the winner of
the $3.50 prize contest for the best es-
say on why the Republican Party
Should Be Successful Next November.
, 1908-07-18
GOING TO ATTEND THE
REPUBLICAN, CONFERENCE.

Ho. Otto Gramm will leave tomorrow
night for Colorado Springs to attend
the conference between members OF
the republican national committee and
the chairman and other member Of the
different state committees in the
west. Mr.. Gramm is the member Of
the state committee from Albany
county. He will be Joined here by
Hon. George E. Pexton Of Evanston,
wyoming member of the national COM
mittee. The conference will be pre-
sided over by Hon. Frank R. Hitch
cock, chairman of the national COM
mittee.
, 1908-07-18
ONE CAVALRY TROOP
IN CAMP ALREADY.

Troop A, Fourth United States cav
airy, Captain Van Leer. has reached
Camp Emmett Crawford. on the Crow
creek forest reserve, and will remain
until after the summer maneuven.
The troop Is the first Of the regular
troops to reach the camp. except the
company from the. Mevsnth infantry.
now sacti1st n, guard. The company
c6naiStsT 81 lxeptyfstx oagcers and men
and wfn Sa 6ordsd oLths maximum
during the tdfnmer. v,s
, 1908-07-18
BUYING SUPPLIES FOR
HIS ARMY CANrEEN.

Sergeant Greenwood of Company M,
Eleventh infantry, who is conducting
the army canteen at Fort Emmett Craw-
ford, on Pole creek, was In the city
this morning with some army teams
and a detail Of men, getting some sup
plies for the camp and some stores for
his canteen. He says the road be-
tween this city and the camp is in ex-
cellent shape except for some loose
stones at portions of the road which
could easily be raked off and out Of the
way. Company M has been detailed to
guard the camp until the beginning of
the army maneuvers.
, 1908-07-18
CHEYENNE RESIDENT
$50 DEAD OF HEART FAILURE.

Martin, q well known resi-
dent Of this city and member OF the
Woodman band, dropped dead early
this afternoon on the doorstep of his.
home. 419 West Sixteenth street, says
thsf Cheyenne Tribune. His death was
dae to heart failure. MT. Martin was
between so and so years of g and
q wife to mourn his death. He
bad lived In Cheyenne for the past nf-
teen years and was a good musician.
playins the nute and piccolo. The body
was taken to the undertaking estab.
Hshment Of Longhurst & Early, where
IN inquest 10 being held this afternoon.
, 1908-07-18
MEXICAN STORY IS
DENIED By BACON
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE
DlscREDtTs MOVE FOR PRO
TEcToRATE IN GUATEMALA.
RspIIss to Printed Assertion Of Her
man-Prows That United States or
Mexico or Both Would Intervene
In Affairs Of Central American Re-
pubIe-.Just ,Pin> Dream"

<ffEtrt . N.Y. : ~ \
Oyster Bay. JHlxst3.ASN ~oon1sFencsi
having. 1t Il bs8ysA "A impostAnt
bearing on -ths serious condition exist
Ing in 6sntsuI A1h6rica Is being held at
sasamofe Hill. thfs afternoon.
Pfasn pips Dream.
Assistant Secretary of State Bacon.
who is attending the conference. when
shown a dispatch from Mexico City on
the article OF D. q. Hermann Prove, Ia
which y. was said that as q result OF
President. Cabreras' rule-or-ruin policy
in Guatemala there would be establish
ed a protectorate either by the United
States and Mexico Jointly, or by mi Of
them individually, said:
Nothing to II.
There II nothing in that story; it
is a pipe dream
, 1908-07-18
HERE FROM
DOWN EAST
BRILLIANT EDITOR OF NEW JER-
sEY PAPER SPENDING HEATED
TERM AT TOP OF MOUNTAIN.
!. Ward Richardson Of the Brideeton
Evening News Visiting His Son al
Mcdonald Ranch and Guest Of
Friends for Day In This City
Pleased With Our Banks.

non. =. Waro H~icnafoAoa. editor Oh
Inc N. - evening News,
oAe OF the ieAdihg republican papers OF
tna. state anu OF the east was a CITY
vlslpor uoaay among d callers at
inc republican once. MI. Richardson
- ue west viSiting wlth ms son al
N McDonsio rancn. east OF the city,
40 D. " nus nrst WAN 70 Laramie.
cons Aefo" mountaf1s
0y wagon yesterday afternoon. He
va NET mere by MS Old lriend, George
naskins, the engineer, n troduce
ABOUT tne city.
laramie's Sound Banks
! nave never before stopped at Lar.
anne, Mr.. Richardson said, but am
, 1908-07-18
Hitchcock on Way West.

Chicago, H., July 1s.-Frank H.
Hitchcock, chairman Of the republican
national committee, left Chicago this
morning for Colorado Springs, where
he is to confer with western republi-
a leaders Monday and Tuesday.
State chairmen Also.
All members Of the national commit
tee and all chairmen from the state
committees except three are expected
to be present at the Colorado Springs
conference. There will also be pres
ent a number of other prominent west
ern republicans.
, 1908-07-18
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT
fosNAvAL ACADEMY.

Lawrence Kenneth Fords. ION Of
Rev. L. Harold Forde, pastor d the
Presbyterian. church Of Saratoga, has
received the appointment to the ma
ival academy ~ Annapolis through
Senator G. b. Click. r0tde was the
altssnake. bit WAVES Bnfiey, the prin-
cipai. fking 70 WsS-6Assanessdtasas
tai examination IN June, Fusds wn
t~eleeraphed last week to report I'm
mediately for physical examination, AZ
he had been successful in the April
examination at Laramie. He reports
to his father that he has passed the
rigid physical examination and is now
a midshipman. Young Eorde has not
been a resident of this county long,
but all who know him are congratulate.
ing him on his SUCCESS.
, 1908-07-18
BROKERS FAIL.
Collect Too Little Money to Meet Pur.
chases for Customers. {.

Detroit. Mich, July 18.-The broker.
3 arm OF Cameron, Currie & Co., Of
this city today vent in the hands OF
receivers. 1t Is charged that the firm
did not take sufficient cash from its
customers to cover purchases AMI in
this way the firm became obligated to
others to the extent OF about 81. 045, 900.
1t Is said no other Detroit financial In
~stitution will be involved.
, 1908-07-18
stock at the Yards.

One of the heaviest shipments of
horses ever made in n day was that
arriving from the west last night. In
Guiding t~hirty-two cars. consigned to
South Omaha, Chicago and Kansas
City. They are from several points in
Nevada, Utah and Idaho. Thirty-one
cars OF sheep were also fed at the
yards here.
, 1908-07-18
Bryan Addresses Labor Union.

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., July 18.-
William J.. Bryan's speech of last
night to members of the Central La.
Dor union Of Lincoln, in which he en-
phasized the labor planks OF the Den.
yer platform, resulted in the receipt by
him today of a large number of tele-
grams from labor leaders all over the
country congratulating him on his ut.
%terances.
Gompers Makes Denial.
A dispatch from Erie, Pa, quoting
Gompers as denying that he sent a
cablegram to Hearst, which resulted
in the latter's denouncing the demo
cratic party, attracted considerable at
tention at Fairview.
Believe His Words.
There is no disposition to question
Gompers' statement, but, on the con-
trary, every reaso to believe an in
quiry has already been set on foot to
ascertain, If possible, the author Of the
cablegram credited to Gompers.
Rear Platform Speeches.
1t Is probable that Bryan while on
his way from here to Chicago next
Friday will deliver several addresses
from the train, the first of which will
be- at Omaha. He has refused the
tender of a special train and will trav-
ell as an ordinary passenger.
, 1908-07-18
DEAD FISH FOUND
ON BANK OF STREAM.

A fisherman who spent. several
hours on the river a day or two ago,
about four miles above the city, found
several fine large German brown trout
lying dead along the bank Of the
stream, with every indication Of hav-
ing been killed with dynamite. He
called the attention Of the fish com
missioner, Theodore T%regoning, to the
matter, and that official is making a
thorough investigation.
, 1908-07-18
injured At the Shoes,

Henry Benson; a machinist's helper
at the shops, had two Of the fingers on
his right hand badl, mashed at the
shops this morning, when the sideroi
of an engine he was helping to lift
fell on them. He was treated by DR..
Stevens. the company surgeon, and
will be laid up for a few days.
, 1908-07-18
OLD FIRE ENGINE

Chief Otto Gramm and the fire COM
mittee of the city council have decid-
ed to have the old fire steamer placed
in good repair, to be used in draining
cellars and in case of emergency in the
fire department. The work will be
done at the Union Pacific shops. the
railroad taking great interest in the
matter. The engine has been stored at
the city hall since being replaced by
the new engine at the hose house.
, 1908-07-18
JUDGE TAFT AT WORK EARLY
THIS MORNING AND WILL
STAY WITH 1T UNTIL
LATE IN AFTERNOON.
Makes Thorough Revision, but viii
Consider Language and Consult
With Some Friends Before Finally
Deciding = President Roosevelt
Holding Conference, Probably on
Riders Petition for Publishers.

Hot Springs, Va. July 1s.-Judge
Taft is making rapid progress in per
fecting his speech OF acceptance. He
was at work quite early today and will
continue until he leaves for the golf
links this afternoon.
VIII Consult With Friends.
He has made a thorough revision of
his speech, but will consider its Ian
guage further and consult with some
of his friends before placing his stamp
of approval upon it.
, 1908-07-18
Sunset. Party at saratooa.

Judge Lovett and his party, occupy
Ing the special a Sunset, left at $50
last night for Walcott, going from
there to Saratoga this morning. They
were Joined here by Charlie Irwin of
Cheyenne, who came over the hill in
his automobile, putting the auto o N
a train here and taking it with him to
Saratoga. The fasteners came down
from the Boswell ranch late yesterday
afternoon In automobiles.
, 1908-07-18
Senator Clark Improving.

Chicago, Ill, July 1S.-The condition
of United States Senator Clark Of Wyo-
ming, who was stricken with nervous
collapse at the Auditorium Annex last
collapse at the Auditorius Annex last
improved. The senator is able to be
about again today.
, 1908-07-18
Statement Of eank..

New York, July 1s.-The statement
Of the clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold $52,-
72s. 400 more than the requirements
of the 25 per cent reserve rule. This
is an increase Of 35.675.15O in the pro
~portionate cash eserv as compared
with last week.
, 1908-07-18
ROAD is FINED.
Santa Fe Found Guilty Of Violating
Safety Appliance Law.

Prescott, Ariz., July 1S.-After n
three days trial, the Santa Fe railroad
was today found guilty in the United
States district court of violating the
federal law relating to safety appli-
ances on railroad cars nd fined 500
on each Of fifteen indictments.
, 1908-07-18
viii Fight Bryan in South.

VIII Fight Bryan In South.
Nashville. Tenn, July 18.@ThomaS
Il. Watson, candidate for president, al
dressed the state peoples party CON
vention which met here, arousing
much enthusiasm.
In an interview, later, Mr.. Watson
said:
MIR. Bryan made a mistake in deal
ing with the political situation In the
south, and I will take advantage of
this fact. He has gone to the limit
in presuming upon the political help OF
the south"
, 1908-07-18
CHARGED WITH SELLING
WHISKY TO INDIANS.

George Beatty, A. Krentx and J.
Brooks are in Jail at Sheridan. charg-
ed with the sale Of whisky. to Indians
In the Grow reservation. They are
federal prisoners and will be sent to
Cheyenne for trial in the United States
district court.
, 1908-07-18
ACCEPTS BUILDING
FROM CONTRACTOR.

The school board at its meeting this
afternoon, the architect, William Du-
bois of Cheyenne, being present, ac-
cepted from the contractor, C. R. In
man, the high school building, Mr..
Inman having completed his contract.
On Monday Clark Pelton will be put
to work to finish the second story and
get the whole building ready for c
pancy the first of September.
, 1908-07-18
Fassenaet Train. pelaysd.

A broken wheel on one Of the carr
OF a freight train delayed trains Nos.
5 and 8 today one hour each. The ac-
cident occurred at Red Buttes. The
freight train was coming in ahead of
the passenger trains and caused q de-
lay of one hour. there being NJ side
track 1t that station by which to 90
around.
, 1908-07-18
FELL AT HOSPITAL
AND DIED SOON AFTER.

Blind and cropping his way about
the building, Matthew Benson walked
through a door connecting the third
floor of the state hospital at Rock
Springs with the elevator shaft, fell 35
feet to the bottom and sustained in.
juries which caused his death a few
hours later. He was a pioneer Of Car
bon county and leaves a considerable
estate.
, 1908-07-18
HERE FOR VISIT
WITH MANY FRIENDS.

Mrs. NJ. E. Mcintosh and daughters,
Misses Mildred and Margaret, arrived
today from Wellesley, Mass. The
Misses Mcintosh graduated from that
college this year, their mother going
east from their home at Rawlins to be
present at the exercises. They will
visit their friends in the
city for a few days before going to
their home. The young ladies are also
graduates of the University OF Wyo-
ming.
, 1908-07-18
BASIN BALL PLAYER
DIES FROM INJURIES.

Hugh Rehwaldt Is dead at Basin a.
the result OF injuries sustained while
playing ball at Greybull July 4th, when
he was spiked by a member OF the
rival team. Death occurred Ia the hos
pital here, to which the injured man
was brought several davs after his
condition became Serious
, 1908-07-18
BROUGHT THEIR BABY
FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Johnson are In
the city with their babe. nine months
old. which has been nj for several
days and which Is now under the care
Of the physician here. The babe IL
reported better today.
, 1908-07-18

Here From New York.
Elliott s. Humphrey of Saratoga
Springs. soc OF the general agent for
the Union Pacific, who has just COM
pleted school In New York. ia at Rock
River and will spend the summer with
friends there.
, 1908-07-18
NJ. J.. skfEKiDAk OF NEW YORK
THROWS DISCUS GREATER
DISTANCE THAN EVER
RECORDED BEFORE.
Final Won BY New Yorker, Distance,
Being One Hundred and Twenty
eight and Two-thlrds Feet-united
Kingdom wins Three Finals In
Days sport at Stadium, Including
Great steepiechase Race.

O London, July 1S.-The final of @
O the discus throw vas won by @
Q Martin j. Sheridan Of the Irish .
. American Athletic club, a dis @
Q lance of 1923 feet s inches. This Q
Q beats the worlds record for dis Q
Q Gus, Greek style. Q
o Q @ O @ GO @ @ O @ @ O @ @ Q
, 1908-07-18
soldier, plll.alna rewn.

st. Petersburg. July 1s.--The Novoe
vremya this morniug publishes a dis
patch from Tsbfae. Persia, that the
revolutionists have been overcome by
the government troops and that the
horsemen OF Nachin Khan are now
pilfaging the town, with violence and
murders.
, 1908-07-18
GOING TO eLENEYRE
ON A FISHING TRIP.

DR.. Palmer and Mr.. Ayers OF Boul-
der. Colo, arrived in the city in their
REQ automobile this afternoon. on
their way to Gleneyre, Colo, on a
fishing trip. They were at Gleneyre
last summer on a similar mission and
greatly enjoyed the outing.
, 1908-07-18
PRISONERS NOW AT
STATE PENlTENIlARY,

Otto Gramm, warden Of the peniten-
tiary. was informed from Rawlins this
afternoon that there are o 240 pris-
oners in that institution. some add
tons having recently been made.
, 1908-07-18

Why not Get all the news whom It u
asws By reading The Republican,
, 1908-07-18
BIG CROWD U

ON STAGE TODAY.
The Walden-bound stage this morn
ing had a lively and large passenger
list. Among the passengers we're Mr..
and Mrs. L. R. Light Of Hays, Kas..
Mrs. w. A.. Comfy, Mrs. Peterson. j. H.
Vaughn, Miss Efie Lund and L. e.
Hance. Mrs. Comfy was returning to
the ranch after a business visit to the
city.
, 1908-07-18
NORTH EIGHTH STREET
aGETTIN1-New PIPE

James Cordiner, the contractor, has
begun work on the north Eighth street
water pipe, which will be Of sixinch
castiron and will extend snorthward to
supply water to the new high school
building Work is already under way
for the north Seventh street pipe.
, 1908-07-18

Crowds Were Enthusiastic.
London, July 1S.-The Saturday af-
ternoon crowds filing the lower priced
sections sf tho grand stand at the sta
, 1908-07-18
MAKING GOOD HEAOWAY
ON HIS GREAT SPEECH

ber' will be made known about Au-
gust 15 from New York. Several thou
sand manuscripts have already been
submitted and as many more are ex-
pected.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-09
jewelry Stores.

HARRY MORRISON The leading
and exclusive jeweIer. Watches,
diamonds, jewelry, rich cut glass
and plated siIverware.
L. 3. BOELLNER-RosweITs best
jeweler. A full line cut glass, hand
painted China, diamonds. etc.
eler. Call and see me. at 2031a n.
Main St. A swell line of Jewelry.
We repair watches, all work guar
anteed.