Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-16

= - the miners of the Royal Oak :
: :. colliery brought suit before
: = Justice Lloyd, who decided in !
: : favor of the miners. The OPP {,
: :. orators then began mandamus !;
3 = proceedings. and today's decis- :,
: = ion is in their favor. s
: = AURORA. Mo. Nov. t2-Jen- s,
: :. kins City. a town OF 400 popula- {,
2 = ton, twelve miles south OF !.
3 3 here, was entirely wiped out by {.
: : a fire which started at O'Clock {.
= = This afternoon The loss is $.
!, = $4,000 I.
: : PHILADELPHIA. Nov. "a Z
: = 1t is said the late William El- !;
!. : kins left $l0.000,000 to charity !
!, !, and $15.o00000 to his family {
: = TOPEKA. Kans., Nov. r. !
!, : AS the result of the Herald ex- Z.
!, = posure OF the gambling houses {,
> = and joints which were running Z
!, = on the quiet, the mayor has re- !
!, 3 moved Chief of Police Goff and Z
: = appointed A. Il. McCulum as !
: :. his successor /
!, : NEW YORK, Nov IA :
!, :, Richard Croker has been elect {,
!, :. ed life honorary member OF 3
! :. the Democratic club. an honor Z
: = shared only by Grover Cleve- Z
: = land. !
; :, NEBRASKA CITY. Neb &
: - Nov. 12.--While in church this 9
: = morning about to be married 8
: - Clyde Miller, the groom, y
: prominent young man of this =
: = city, turned TO the bride, and !
; = said: Il have changed my Z
; = mind" then left the church &
; : The bride-elect. Miss Annie .
; : Spangler, fell to the floor in !
; = faint. The cause of the young i
: = mans action is unknown. g
; CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. IA
: heavy snow has been falling here
: since O'Clock this morning and ut
> noon there is seven inches on the
: ground. The storm is reported as far
: west as Rawlins and north to Doug
: las. Train service has not been ser
; iously interferred with AT Rawlins
: the town was Inconvenience by dark
: ness for several hours last night
; caused by the heavy wind blowing
, down theDelectric light wires.
, WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-Speaker
; Cannon today announced the new
: ways and means committee which
, will Immediately begin the consider.
; alton of the Cuban bill.
The new Republican members are
; Watson OF Indiana, vice Steel. who
, failed of reelection. Boutelle of ILL
nois, vice Hopkins, now senator. Cur
tbs OF Kansas, vice Long, now senator.
The new Democratic members are:
, Williams of Mississippi, vice Richard
: son of Tennessee, who voluntarily
> withdrew for him; Champ Clark OF
; Missouri. vice Newlands ofNevada now
, senator. and Mcclellan. mayor-elect of
New York, retained his place on the
, committee until the end of ,he called
J session. Mr.. Payne of New York is
, chairman Of the committee.
, ELDORA. Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE time
, of the year is at hand when farmers
, begin to feed new corn to their hogs
which, they are fattening for Chicago
; market, and therefore hog cholera Is
; again prevalent and many farmers are
; heavy losers all over Iowa.
, curious explanation Of the way
l
: farm to farm is made by a prominent
!, stock man of Lamont, who says that
: the tame pigeons which alight in the
: pens and barnwards to pick up the
: scattering kernels OF corn are respon
sible for the spread of the disease
> One prominent farmer of Monticello
, had 800 fine head of fat hogs. all OF
, which died inside of three days.
: WASHINGTON. Nov. 12-After
; holding several conferences among
, themselves and one with President
; Roosevelt. the Republican members OF
, The senate finance committee make no
, concealment of their conclusion not
; to make an effort to pass general
, currency bill during the coming win
: | Ter.
: An effort Is to be made, however
, 20 enact legiSlation that will be of val
!, ne TO the banking legislation that will
> be of value to the banking and bus
; mess world IN one particular.
!, Financial legislation during the
!, coming winter will be confined to the
!, passage of az act defining the kind
: of security that may be accepted for
q government deposits WIN haiioh"'
!, banks" said member of the senate
> finance committee today. Secretary
; Shaw CONSTITUTES, and | believe his pre-
3 decessor Mr.. Gage. did also, that the
!, existing law gives the secretary OF the
: treasury authority to accept other
Z than government bonds as security
!, but there is question whether II
Z does This uncertainty will be remov
: ed. Just how liberal the interpreta
: ton will be is uncertain, but | expect
Z the position taken by Secretary Shaw
!, to be sustained and authority be grant
> ed to take gilt-edge railroad bonds as
. collateral"
NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Dr. A. l.
:. Nelden of this city had over 300 cal
!. lers yesterday. all anxious 10 sell him
!. their right ears for $4,000. They came
:. in reply 10 an advertisement In which
:. the doctor offered this sum for an eai
!. suitable to graft onto friend OF his
:. who lost an ear In a fight with Colo
:. RADIO grizzly.
/. Out OF the 300. however. only two
-. III. n