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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1891

Page

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Day of fine racing at Cheyenne roadster trot event

The Wyoming meeting closed with the Sand Creek polo club winning 6 to 2 after a day of fast roadster and polo racing. Bessie M. beat Tom in the roadster, Adam won the half mile, Irene swept the two year olds, Rambler and Master Kildare raced two miles, and polo saw Sand Creek triumph with Capt. Chapman and team performing strongly.

Wyoming Sand Creek Club Bessie M Tom Mrs. Savage Stoker Charlie Charlie Lin Califos Adam Hark Judge Eneneed Irene Mary Hall Chiquita Frank Sanders Hall Rambler Mr. Woodruff Fizzle T. W. Brooks Joker Mr. Stokes Master Kildare Mr. Whitehouse Whitehouse Mas Kildare Izale Kildare Sand Creek Capt Chapman Sam Johnson W. A. Weaver George Mead Woodruff Cheyenne Brooks Hoyt Battersby

Week in Society Vanity Fair notes Wyoming Derby week and social rounds

Vanity Fair September 12 1891 covers Wyoming society during derby week. T W Brooks earns praise as a successful horseman bred by G B Goodell. Socials include Miss Whitehouse Miss Courtright and Mrs Hunton in stylish gowns. Members of clubs and a Kaffee Klatsch, plus a mining convention and tennis games are reported along with Ned Biddle ownership claims.

Vanity Fair T. W. Brooks Wyoming G. B. Goodell Miss Whitehouse Oxford Ranch Courtright Washington John Hunton E. Mason Smith Geo. W. Baxter Gibson Clark Second View Harry Egbert E. A. Slack Roel Esther Morris Baird Gutterman Hayford Laramie McCallum

World’s Fair Lady Managers Report from Chicago Session

Frances E. Hare reports from Chicago where the World’s Fair lady managers meet to review the year’s work and discuss Sunday closing. Mrs Palmer’s leadership and reception dominate the narrative as the group renews ties, plans tours, and witnesses a heated vote on Sunday closing.

Slack Chicago Ladies Commission Col. Shepherd New York Mail Bmpress Frances Willard Isabella Beecher Hooker

Enrollment surge in city public schools boosts totals

City enrollment reached 823 last Friday, up 79 from the first week of last year. High school and upper grades expect larger attendance next week due to the fair. To ease West Side and Central fourth and fifth grades, another school opened and Thames street boundary shifted to the center. One more classroom move planned this week.

West Side Central Thames Street Ono More

New State W C T U Officers Named At Rawlins Session

At the Rawlins state session of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union the ensuing year officers were elected. President Miss L A Northrup Ree See Miss Louise Eye Cor See Miss FP A Jones Treas Mrs E S Boyd View Lies Mrs Anna Maris Supts of dept of work named Enna Paget Manville Mattie Quinn Evanston Wotring Rawlins Theresa Jenkins Cheyenne M C Brown Laramie E S Barren Laramie Ella Bullock Saratoga

Rawlins L. A. Northrup Ree. See Louise Eye Cor. See FP. A. Jones Green River Treas Boyd Laramie Anna Maris New Castle Nottie Gregory Manville Dept. of Work Enna Paget Manville Mattie Quinn Evanston Wotring Theresa Jenkins Cheyenne M.C. Brown E35. Boyd Union Signal and Temperance Bristol F. E. Warren Barren Temple Ella Bullock Sarwlowa

Judges and jurors in Casper court heat up amid trial antics

Casper officials and lawyers clash as Judge Blake, Judge Davil son, and Sheriff Rice contend with attempts to influence jurors. A prisoner faces twenty five years for murder in Laramie while Buckman is fined for juror influence.

Judge Blake Davilson Stoll Mr McDonald John Kelley Rice Patton Conway Casper Laramie Jack Tidwell Blake Supreme Court Oroaha C. C. Wright Corway Wright Davidson Butler Buckman Hodge

Green reports high gold yield from Acme and Lakeside lodes

W. H. Green pounded ore at the capitol yesterday from the Acme and Lakeside Gold Hill lodes. Three pans yielded hundreds of colors, mostly flour gold with a few grains near pin head size. Ore runs $84. Green plans a stamp mill before winter.

W. H. Green Acme Lakeside

Death of Charles Lane in Swiss mountains at age 20

A letter received yesterday reports the death of Charles Lane in Switzerland from a mountain fall on the Sch inst. He was 20 years old and a son of W C Lane formerly of this city. Charles Lane was remembered as a bright lighthearted sturdy boy with great promise.

Charles Lane Switzerland W.C. Lane

Wyoming Delegation Appointments For Salt Lake Rally

Governor's office announced additional appointments for Wyoming to Salt Lake yesterday. Names include Grout Geo BF Danis Saratoga Hamlin Rock Springs Fitch Laramie Corlet Rawlins Argesheimer Cheyenne DeForrest Richards from Douglas enroute to Salt Lake Slack departing this morning and Senator Warren departing this afternoon. Colby of Denver listed on Later Ocean register with his toes.

Wyoming Salt Lake Grout Geo BF. Danis Saratoga C.C. Hamlin Rock Springs R. E. Fitch Laramie A. T. Corlet Rawlins J.C. Argesheimer Cheyene Col. DeForrest Richards Douglas Enroute B. A. Slack Senator Warren

Spook Haunts No 4 Mine House Shocks Rock Springs

The Rock Springs Independent reports a haunted house near No 4 mine where two families moved out. Dishes moved by unseen force, doors opened, chairs overturned, cupboard doors opened then closed, tinware scattered then neatly stacked, light footsteps heard for three nights, and a chilling draught noted. Investigations found no explanation.

No. 4 Mine Rock Springs

Polk voices Alliance shift and third party threat

The Topeka report quotes Col. Polk National President of the Alliance and Frank McGrath Kansas president noting Southern farmers may join a third party if driven from the People’s party. They argue the Alliance can quickly become a political party and the South may deliver thousands of votes. Democrats must concede to St. Louis demands to prevent loss of the region.

Kansas City the Star Topeka Col. Polk The Alliance Frank McGrath Kansas Holton Polk People’s Party South Treasury Supreme Council St. Louis

Melbourne weather maker moves to western arid regions

Foster on Nelbourne argues Melbourne's rainfall methods are unproven and costly. he questions the practicality of gas or explosive rainfall techniques and urges Melbourne to demonstrate his theories with opportunity and support.

Foster Nelbourne St. Jostrn Melbourne Tenn

Democratic Campaign Tour to Northwest and Midwest

A group of prominent Democrats led by Senator Paulk ner and Bou Black will depart Sept 12 from Deomocratic Campaignents, Washington, for the Pacific coast. They will attend the Washington state Democratic societies convention in Spokane and conduct campaign work across the northwest and far west before joining the Iowa campaign for a week. The party includes Rep Bynum ex Rep McAdoo James M. Joe of Philadelphia and Lawrence Gardner, secretary of the National Association of Democratic clubs.

Wastinatox Pacific Coast Democratic Societies Washington Spokane Northwest Far West Iowa Baltimore Ohio St. Paul Paulkner Bou Black National Association of Democratic Clubs Bynum McAdoo James M. Joe Philadelphia Lawrence Gardner

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