Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-18


tion for congress in the seventh dis
, trict by the Republicans today.
OYSTER BAY. Aug. l4.--Goyernoi
Odell took lunch with the president
today, and will discuss with him the
political situation in New York state
DENVER. Colo. Aug. l5.--Iohu
Lambert representing the Gates inter.
est, is in the city and clairhs to have
proxies with him representing large
ajority of the stock of the Colorado
Fuel & Iron company. which will be
voted on next Wednesday Mr.. Lam
bert is out in a public statement say
ing that the transfer of the company
to the new management Will mean
the expenditure of many additional
millions by doubling the ,apacity Of
the present open hearth furnaces and
the employment of a thousand more
men than are now given work at Pu-
ebio and other points. The change
will greatly benefit Colorado in gen
eral says Mr. Lambert. and everyone
of the employees now on the payrolls
can feel perfectly sure OF retaining
his position.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15,--Both Presi-
dent Osgood and John w Gates left
here today for Colorado for the pur-
pose of attending the annual meeting
of the Colorado Fuel & Iron company
to be held next Wednesday in Denver.
Gates is accompanied by three com
pauions and declares there is no ques-
ton but the great concsru will be
turned over to him and his associates
next week President Ossood declines
to make any statement today
DURYEA. Pa. Aug. i5.-Omlnous
quiet rests over Duryea this morning
| where four men were injured yester-
day in fray between strikers
Warnke washery is under guard
Warnke says no further attempt will
be made to run the yashery until
troops are here to protect he men
Yesterdays attack brought to light
a league of foreigners who are sworn
to prevent a resumption OF work at
any cost.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-A Buenos
Ayres cablegram to the Herald de
MES the death of Carmencita, the
famous Spanish dancer and says the
lady is at present appearing there
now
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Aug. l5.-Mrs.
T. Suffereen Taylor, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Pierre Lorillard, and
one of the most prominent society
women of New York. was granted a
divorce from her husband here Final
papers were signed this morning. Mr..
Taller is famous for his sporting ac-
tivities. Mr.. Taller had money, 1t
was whispered here that there is n
man in the case instead Of woman,
and that the fair divorcee will soon
marry again.
OYSTER BAY. N. Y, Aug. Is
Among those invited by the president
to luncheon today are Generals Young
and Corbin who will pay their respects
to President Roosevelt before leaving
for Germany to witness the ma
neuvers of the kaiser's army; ex-
Governor Francis, of Missouri, who
will discuss worlds fair affairs, and
Henry Warren of Philadelphia, who is
much interested in Philadelphia af
fairs.
| CHICAGO, Ills. Aug. 15,-The po-
lice are still cropping in the dark in the
Bartholin murder mystery. Their
only hope is to scare Thompson into
telling what he knows. Milton E. Ed
wards, the boarder at the Bartholin
house. returned today from Denver,
where he had fed for fear, he says,
Bartholin would kill him.
BOON HILL, Mo, Aug. 15.-James
Nelson, millionaire banker, died to-
day. He was father-in-law of ex-Gov-
ernor Stephens of Missouri.
SILVERTON, Colo, Aug. lex
citement that prevailed the fore part
of the week has entirely subsided and
good cheer prevails once more. the
agreement between miners and oper-
ators causing general rejoicing among
all classes.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Aug. Is
Charles Fair and his wife, who were
killed In an automobile accident in
France yesterday, will be embalmed
and brought to this country. Many
people predicted such an end. Her
man Oelrich, Fairs brother-in-law.
says that Fair was the most reckless
rider in either this country or Europe.
Ile was tht piphN'i "uh'hiCpii9h ciA
the coast and had three splendid ma
chimes.
| w. X. Vanderbilt cables today that
he is looking after the remains. The
Fair millions will not be disarranged
by the death of these prominent heirs.
MONTREAL, Aug 15.-Donald Nc
Master, attorney for the United States
in Canada, issues statement today
scoring Judge Caron bitterly for his
Judgment in letting Green and Gaynor
Oberlin B. Carters confederates es
cape from justice.
NEW YORK. Aug 15.-There is an
epidemic of insanity here. Wednes
day. yesterday and today thirty-twc
persons have been admitted into Bell
vue hospital suffering from menta
arrangement The increase has beer
steady for some time, and now the
normal daily average is two.
MADRID. Spain, Aug. 15.-Counci
ministers have decided to try to in
duce the Spanish friars in the Phil
lppines not to return to Spain on ac
count of the popular agitation agains
them because of their deserton to thu
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