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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
4
The Cheyenne Leader lists B. A. Slage as editor and proprietor with H. A. Clarke as business manager A. Richardson as city editor in the masthead for the publication.
A nurse girl is sought for allegedly taking after an eighteen months old child for a few hours daily. Police request information on W. Li and Dresser Goid tied to a Rule Store case.
General Manager Dickinson says only Superintendent Harris resigned but withdrew his resignation. Parks installed today as Wyoming division superintendent. Officials arrive from the West. Hay’s resignation extended. Van Housen resignations discussed. Dickinson denies conflicts and confirms Hale’s status. Lee found guilty.
Charles D Roberta son of Lieut Col Cyrus B Roberta of the Thirteenth Infantry has fallen into Filipino insurgents near San Miguel de Mayuma. Born in Dakota in 1874 he was Wyoming appointed. Believed the war department that insurgents will hold captives for ransom.
The quartette of instruments harp two violins and flute delights locals. The Chicago Blue Ribbon quartet features skilled artlets, and the musicians will depart this evening.
Commencement exercises will be held tonight at the opera house with a full program. Highlights include a welcome by Rev Benjamin Young a piano solo by Martha Auhler and readings by Laura Guatin Kent Snyder and Ada Mini. Diplomas will be presented as the H S Chorus performs Country Fair Waltz Arr by Marshall.
Cheyenne teachers plan summer departures to various cities and states including Miss Middie Kauff to Sioux City Miss Constable to Chicago Miss Coates to Marshalltown Ia Miss Clark to Salt Lake Miss Davies to Fremont Neb and others with Professor Hill heading to Europe and Professor Churchill and family to Gedder Park Colo many will not stay in Cheyenne during vacation while relatives in other cities await them.
Vouchers were signed today for 12.47 employer and 1-employer shares of the Union Pacific old hospital fund. Mailing will start Monday and finish by month end. Master in Chancery Abbott completed the apportionment of a $50,000 fund, with shares ranging from 4 cents to $15. Many receive nothing due to unpaid dues when receipts were low.
The upcoming Sunday showdown between Union Pa elfame and the Cheyenne Indians at Boulevard Park looms as the best game of the season. Green will pitch for Union Pa elfame, with top Western players slated to appear, while Cheyenne impressively defeated Longmont 8 to 6 after a near error free performance against D W Co of Denver. Jonnie Green was invited by St Joe to join the field but may stay with Cheyenne for the season.
Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. G. R. Palmer showed marked improvement today. She rested well overnight and the physician expressed hope for an early recovery.
Attention Woodmen. Regular Phoenix Camp 144 meeting tonight to discuss important business related to Memorial Day exercises. D W Elliott clerk.
Bartlett reports on the State University under President Smiley noting improvements in the business and normal departments. He praises faculty, campus expansion, new science hall, dormitory readiness, and the institution's rising stature in the Rockies, while debunking circulating false reports.
William Irvine and others arrive or leave cities and towns including Egbert Laramie Denver and North Platte. Notables such as Barnett Richards Link Woodmansee Edith Putnam and George Mitchell appear. Movements include arrests resignations appointments and a sentencing, with various travels to Denver Cheyenne and England.
Mesdames Nagle Turner and Mise Baker plan a city concert on June Sth featuring Naperstek orchestra Allegro Mandolin club Joe Newman and a Wyoming artist. Tickets sold. Woodmen Memorial Day plans include graveside decor and annual ceremony. The band to perform at the hall with a parade and cemetery services afterward.
Fifteen dozen sunbonn ets arrived, labeled Ibe 156 and priced at 25 cents each.
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