Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-12

Z ". Pierce Buffalo, N. Y. -.-
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 10-Ohicials
are making war up the Get Rich
Quick" company. This morning the
fixtures in the splendid establishment
of the Ryan Turf Investment COM
pany. which promises profits of five
per cent per week. were seized on at
tachment issued In favor Of Miss
Quinn. The regal Offices Of Arnold &
Co.. the furnishings of which cost fif-
ty thousand dollars. were also closed
by angry depositors.
Hundreds OF people are crowding
around these places today hoping to
get back some Of their good money.
Depositorss have put in all the way
from $40 to $4,000 each.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-All OF that
element of New York society. which,
| according to the recent edict of Mrs.
Astor. must now be designated the Six
Hundred. were represented today at
the wedding of Miss Eva Barley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 1.
Barbey. and Baron Andre Neufiize OF
Paris. The ceremony was performed
this afternoon In St. Bartoholomew's
church. the Rev. DIR. David H. Greer
officiating. The bride had her sister,
Miss Rita Barley as her maid OF hon
or. while the bridesmaids we're Miss
Caroline Drayton. Miss Janet Fish,
Miss Sybil Kane and Miss Theresa
Iselin.
The ushers included Lispenard
Stewart. Louis Lorillard, Jr., Hugo
Barring, Moncure Robinson and Hen
ry C. Barley. The wedding cere-
mony was followed by an elaborate
reception at the home OF the brides
parents in West Thirty-eIghth street
PUEBLO, Colo, Feb. l0.-An acci-
| dent which occurred In the steel
works yesterday whereby q huge pot
containing molten metal tipped over,
| killing those near by. proves this
| morning to be worse than at first re-
ported. John Cruplejack. Lee Bert
man and Steve Lapich are dead. and
Virgil Trihe and John Boytz are dy-
ing, while four others are seriously
hurt.
LONDON, Feb. 1o-The Atlantic
| liner Minneapolis arrived this morn
lu6 lIou view lOIh, huu lcROl hAN-
Ing received Marconi-grams through
out the entire voyage giving the news
Of the world daily. The passengers
| announce the experiments a brilliant
| success. Marconi's Idea for the es-
| tablishment OF dailies aboard steam
era seems to be quite feasible, they
say.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. TO-
The president has sent for several
members of the house, including Sen.
ator Henderson, and has urged tina,
| the Elkins rebate bill which has pass.
| ed the sepate be enacted into law i'm.
| mediately.
Mr.. Hepburn. chairman Of the COM
mittee having the bill in charge, will
report favorably,, and. il necessary. =
special rule will be created to force
Its passage.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. TO-
| The thirteenth annual exhibition OF
the Society of Washington artists
opened today at the Hemicycle Gal.
lery, and will continue through the re-
mainder of the month. Both In the
number and high class of the exhibits
tuc bhoW ouf puboco tAOob VI
years, and especially notable is tho
large number of pictures displayed by
out-of'town artists.
1t appears that the Standard Oil
company objects chiefly to the amend.
ment to the department Of commerce
bill, which would compel them to
make public the details Of their for
eign trade. This, they believe, would
give their Russian rivals an undue ad-
vantage.
The messages were not in the form
OF demand for an adverse vote. as
has been stated. but rather a request
to be heard In behalf of 4 modifca-
ton. Similar messages for and
against all kinds of legislation are re-
ceived by senator's and are considered
legitimate expressions OF opinion.
The recipients OF the messages, it
is probable. II the distorted version of
what they did receive had not at
tracted so much attention, would ad-
init Of the receipt Of the messages.
II is expected that the Elkins bill
prohibiting carriers from giving re-
bates, win pass the house. az It has
already passed the senate. This, with
the publicity feature of the depart
ment Of commerce bill. which is In the
last stages of legislation, and the bill
expediting the trust cases In court
now before the president, constitute
the party program on the subject.
Idaho is not Interested In the
groundhog. There is II feet of snow
there.