The Colorado statesman., 1905-02-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS


The United States government did
not take possession of the Santo Do.
m1ngo custom house as was reported.
BY vote of 40 to 10 the California
Assembly passed a bill re-ceding the
Yosemite valley to the federal govern
ment.
The New Mexico Legislature has
passed bill prohibiting roping con-
tests. 1t was backed by most of the
cattlemon.
A strong fight is being waged in
Kansas by the Standard Oil Company
against the proposed state refinery.
Charges of bribery are freely made.
The Sultan of Zanzibar recently ar
rived In Paris. He refused to ride in
carriage, saying he preferred the or
binary omnibus conveyance to his ho-
| tel.
1t is now expected that the famous
Simplon tunnel under the Alps in
Switzerland will be completed and
opened for traffic on the Both of April
next.
There will be indoor trotting races
at the annual horse fair to be held al
the Madison Square Garden in New
York City during the last week in
April.
Twenty Porto Rico girls, who were
brought over and employed by St
Louis manufacturing company, have
just departed for home They got
homesick
A joint resolution indorsing Presi
dent Roosevelt's stand on railroad leg
islatfon was unanimously adopted by
the Illinois Senate after having passed
the House.
On February 5th President Diaz for
mally opened the new hospital in the
City OF Mexico in the presence of
great and brilliant company, including
I many physicians.
The State Senate of Missouri. which
is Democratic, adopted the resolution
previously passed by the House indors.
ing President Roosevelts stand on
railroad legislation.
At Palm Beach. Florida, on the 4th
inst. the Challenger lowered the
worlds motor boat record by running
mile in 2:05 40 against the wind and
2:O412 with the wind.
The insurrection in the province of
Cordoba in Argentina appears to be
suppressed. Vice President Alcorta
and other prisoners held by the insur-
| genus nave Deeu released.
Henry L. Wilson, for some time min
lister to Chilli, is at his own request to
be transferred and probably will be
given European mission. His sue
cessor has not been appointed.
John d. Rockefeller is to present the
Young Mems Christian Association
of Brooklyn with 100000 if the asso-
citation raises an additional sum of
100000 before January l. 1905.
For the first time in the memory of
man, Vineyard Haven, the sheltered
harbor of the island of Marthas Vine
yard, on the Massachusetts coast, was
completely frozen over on the 4th inst.
The President has declined to
grant the application for pardon filed
in. behalf OF Diller B. and Samuel A.
Groffa convicted of conspiracy to de
fraud the government in connection
with the postofllce cases.
On the steamer Shinanof Maru,
which recently arrived at Victoria,
B. c.. from Yokohama, were three Jap
anese naval officers en- route to Lon
don to superintend the construction of
a 16,000-ton battleship being built in
| England.
The proposition to authorize the In
terstate Commerce Commission to fix
railroad rates was opposed by the re-
port of the committee on internal trade
| and improvements made to the New
York Chamber of Commerce, the re-
port being adopted.
General Matsumara, according to the
| Toxic correspondent of the London
Daily Telegraph, recently died at the
| front from congestion of the brain He
commanded the operations at 203-Me-
ter hill, and was decorated and pro
NOTED for heroism.
The London Telegraph correspond
ent states that 140 of the persons ar
rested on January 22d started for Si-
| IBERIA on Monday. Others will follow.
1t is reported that 100000 trans-Cau-
casiaa non-conformists intend to emf.
CRATE to California.
A corps of automobile owners has
| been organized for the German army,
| the members of which, with iheir ma
chimes, are liable to be called out Tor
war duty. They will wear an olive
green uniform. not unlike that of
United States army officers.
According to statistics gathered BY
New York insurance Company, the
sum of $1O,000,000 was embezzled in
the United States in 1904. New York
state headed the list with embezzle-
ments amounting to $1,S51s5S5. Cali
fornia was next with total of 1,05S,
1926.
A great religious revival is in prog
ress in London. 1t was opened on the
4th inst. by Reuben A. Torrey and
Charles M. Alexander, the American
evangelists, who address d an audi
ence that filed Royal Albert hall, the
largest auditorium in ,he city, holding
IL 600 people.
The wife of Maxim Gorky, the Rus