Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-05
rsLsoaApHIc NEWS.

t01Ofe II was blinply mhttcI VI qui'
ting on account OF cooks and walters
going out as subterfuge. On Fri.
day night last the following printed
circular notice was given the men
working at the Tom Boy mine:
Notice to Union Men; Al a meet
Ing of the Telluride Minors Union
No. CO. held Friday night. Oct. 10. We
are instructed TO notify all union min
ers to Immediately cease work.
GUY r. MILLER, Pres.
20. M. CARPENTER. Sec. Treas.
The men quit work saturday night
and are in town being paid off today
There Ia no known reason for the or
der. II is said the men working did
not want to quit work. They mum
bered about 100 and were simply en-
gagged In development work and being
paid full wages and union hours with
no Intention of starting the mill. IL
Ia said that President Miller Is oppos'
ed to the strike and is out of the city
and his name was signed TO the docu-
ment This is simply rumor. but Is
probably true. Mr.. Miller is reported
to be Interested In having the strike
called OF. This action OF the Miners
union means direct breaking of the
signed agreement between miners and
operators and leaves the operators
free to employ men as they choose
both as to hours and wages.
DENVER. Nov. 2.--Because he was
not treated with the respect which he
believed was due him, by those he
considered his Interiors. Alex Bruen,
an italian sculptor. shot and killed
John Bogetto, n bartender, in Joseph
Napotes saloon at 1928 Market street.
He then turned the weapon on the pro-
prietor and shot him through the
right bicep.
Bruen is an Italian OF high cast. He
has been working In Chicago ON sat
tuary for the 81. Louis exposition. He
came to Denver ON pleasure trip ana
took up his residence at Napotes'
house. The bartender, he said called
him by his first name and slurred him
in many little ways, while the proprie-
tor refused to reprimand him. lrueh
backed his dignity with 3S Colts,
and said that 1t was his intention to
kill the impudent servant
DENVER, Nov. 2.-Early this
morning in Market street saloon
Edourdo Bravo, Mexican murdered
Trinidad Esquel in drunken quarrel.
The men had been drinking heavily
through the night and had gotten in
to a dispute over triiiing matter.
when the tragedy occurred. Bravo
has been arrested.
HARRISBURG. H., Nov. Fay
Upchurch stabbed and killed William
e. Rhine at Long Branch, ten miles
north OF this city last night. and then
leaped on his horse and made his es-
cape. They had been at prayer meet
ing. and after being dismissed, Up.
church claimed Rhine had stepped on
his toe. Rhine apologized, but when
he started home upchurch followed,
and, when some distance from the
church, pounced upon Rhine and stab
bed him TO death. posse has been
organized and are searching Tor Up
church. Nothing developed at the In
quest that there had been any previous
trouble between the TWO. The young
men are both 10 years of age.
PITTSBURG. PA. Nov. 2.-Declar-
ing that the church offered no provis'
Ion for Its ministers In old age. Rev
J. A. Johnson resigned from the Meth
odist Protestant church mere, saying
that he must SO out in the world anu
work. as the first law of God was thai
q man should provide for his family
and the ministry didn't pay enough 70
do that.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Nov. "A
Southern Indiana freight and work
trains collided at Latta today. John
Stafford. brakeman, was killed. ana
several were Injured.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Nov. a.
Judge Graves called the case against
State Senator Farris, charged with ac-
cepting bride, this morning,
Both sides announced their readi.
ness to proceed with the case. A mo-
ton, made by the defense, for spe.
cial venire because the present venire
already convicted Senator Sullivan OF
soliciting brides, was granted.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. "A bas
the corset, the fudge. the chatting
dish! This Is the doctrine that is be.
ing preached to the goods of the Uni.
versity OF Michigan. Miss Snyder. di'
rector Of the girls gymnasium, is the
expounder of the anti-fudge and anti
corset creed. President James b. An
CELL comes out with the bold PROPOSE.
tion that the chafing dish is the fem.
mime for cigarettes in the grammar OF
college life. Dean Jordan says DR.
Angel has just as much respect for
the one as the other, and he puts both
under the ban on hyglenlc grounds.
Miss Snydor's pronunciamentu
against the corset was delivered In tho
course of a talk ON the proper, health.
full way to dress.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The question OF
q strike Of $4,000 men in the packing
houses can be settled by a referendum
vote of the unions which is now being
taken. However, the returns will not
be all In until next Thursday. II the
vote Is not favorable strike may be
called Friday unless a settlement IL al
fected.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE work OF
reconstructing the amusement places
inaces In the Bowery of Coney Island
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