Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-30
late glass was shattered.


this afternoon because that COMPANY
Machinists union The company viii
treat with the men only as individuals
CHICAGO, ILL.,. July ga mystery
which has batiled the police for severa
weeks was cleared up here today by
the return of Miss Anna Higginson
who disappeared three weeks ago. The
woman returned carrying a three
weeks old baby, and declared she had
been in hospital ever since her dis
appearance.
| JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. July 90
Special Judge Graves, who took the
bench this morning in the Doodle
cases, vice Hazen, sworn on by the de-
fense, suppressed the lawyers by over
ruling all pleas. and resetting the case
against Senator Farris for August "a,
Senator Smith August 26, and Sena-
| tor Matthews, August 3lst The state
sees in this victory. as the Matthews
case is the weakest of the three and
| will thus be tried last. The case
against Senator Sullivan begins to.
morrow with Judge Timmons of Bar.
| 'bli NpuhlN UltSlUlHs.
| NEW YORK, July 29.-The London
failures had but "A trilIng effect upon
The local exchange, Speculations here
| soon developed a strong tone and uu-
merous advances of one per cent and
lrer followed Southern Pacific rose
| Is on the belief that the Union Pa
| ciiic had secured control of the stock
| formerly held by Keene. Other strong
| features We're New York Central. ILL
| luis Central, Baltimore Il Ohio, Mis-
| souri, Pacific, Union Pacific and steel
| SOL III HADLEY. Mass. July 29.-
This picturesque old town, nesting a,
| he base OF Mt Hoyoke. today pre-
| 'ented a livelier appearance than at
any other time in its long history
The streets We're filled with visitors
business houses and residences we're
| decorated, and other outward evidences
| hat something unusual was on the cal
9ndar was to be encountered at every
turm. The occasion was the opening
! If two days celebration of the l50th
anniversary of the founding OF South
9adley for which celebration the cit
zens have been preparing for more
han "A year past.
The celebration opened with the Gus
omary salute Of "A cannon and later
n the forenoon interesting literary ex.
hrcises were held The speakers of
he day included Governor Bates Con
sressman Frederick H. Giliotte, Pro
lessor E. G. Smith. of Beloit college,
md Miss Mary E. Woolley. president
of MI. Holyoke college.
Though the celebration program in
,ludes speeches. fireworks, band con
ierts. athletic contests and other
orms of entertainment. the most inter
sting feature of the occasion undoubt-
edly is the reunion of former sons and
daughters of the town. These are
gathered TO a total of several hundred
from Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois and II
| number of the states farther west.
BARTON. VT, July 29.-Three
Young schoolboys Of prominent fami-
lies here, after reading of college
hazing. decided to try it on one of
heir companions. They forced him
o stand on red-hot stones until his
eet were horribly blistered. and then
held him while another companion
Jumped on him until he tainted. AT
.er suffering severe pains in the stom-
ich for several days. he died. The
boys have been arrested but they do
not realize the enomity of their OF.
tense.
SEATTLE. Wash, July 29...The
most novel breach of promise suit
aver brought in the local courts was
| filed today by Mrs. Anna Brokman
former wife Of Charles Brokman, who
is named as defendant. She AYERS
that the couple were divorced several
years ago, and Immediately after the
divorce was granted Brokman fell yio-
lently in love with her again. They
became engaged. but Brokman MARI
| led another woman, and this suit fol
| lowed.
ROME, July 29.-TLe second requi-
EN- mass for Pope Leo was celebrated
| this morning on grand scale. The
Italian government simultaneously
held services marking the third ami
versary of the death of King Humbert.
The College of Cardinals met this
| morning to arrange more preliminaries
for the conclave. In drawing lots for
cells. Cardinal Vanutelli got number
13.
| TRENTON, N. j., July 29-The of
hicial decision was made today by the
| Central Labor union, as result OF ne
| gotiations lasting for several months,
THAT the jurisdiction of BARRIERS over
their patrons continues after death" "
| The question was raised by the com
| plant OF the BARRIERS union that local
undertakers allowed their employees to
officiate as BARRIERS.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Helen Lord.
an artists model, claiming to live in
| Denver, was terribly burned last night
by fire in her apartments. She was
taken to 'he hospital and will proba-
! bly, die. The police claim she must
have set fire to clothing while lying in
bed smoking cigarette. Her picture
has been used In advertisements in
many magazines and fashion papers
ROME, July 29.-The king and
queen returned today from their sum
mer villa near Turin and attended the
exercises held in observance of the an
niyersary of the assassination OF King
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