Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-13

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: by D. c. Lewis, puSlisher OF the won
ans Magazine. and las . capital o
? 100000. It Is the financial bead o
scheme to get the women Of to-
country mixed ~ In the magazine ans
become stocfA|ders q the bank
There are ss.90o Names on the book
, OF the concern q present. Mr.. Lewis
the authorizes ind, has not put 4
dollar Of hiss oNn either in the ban,
or magazine, and fearing that Som.
innocent pegSOps will be inJurSd Il
was decided TO stop the enterprtas IL
the height q it, financial sucesAs q
that the stockholders Will probably
get their monty back.
ST. LOUIS. ,Jdiy 10.-Ex-Judge Sci
den Spencer arrived at tho Woman's
Magazine building early this morning
and announced that he had been ap
pointed receiver of the Peoples Unit
ed States bank BY Judge Mtrhinney
Of the St. LQpis county circuit court
WASHINGTON, July 10.-Dds,rict
Attorney BercA issued statement 70
day indicating that some procssdinss
will be taken ssSainst Inward Holmes,
the dischargsd statistictan Of the. De
partment of agriculture. HIS prose.
cution on chs1Ees Of forgery In Aitss.
ing reports and bribery were discuss.
| ed.
| WASHINGTON. July 10.-Ths for.
NAL request Of China to President
Roosevelt that she be pernstted to
have representative at The pesce
congress on the ground that she is VI
tally Interested in toe settlement, has
been refused by advices from japan.
There are no new developments in the
matter of an afmhace.
ST. PETERSbCRG, July lo.-Ad.
miral Kruger Is today on his way to
Constantinoples where the authorities
nave in chargs. the surrendered Kniaz
Potemkine which King Charles of
Roumania turned over To him. Upon
examining the vessel It was found the
officers were not murdered, but had
been imprisonbg and were almost at
| deaths door - the result of negloct.
DENVER. jury, 1.-THE suprsme
court this nothing ie1isd petitions of
the Democratic coantyi oMcIals and
/ modified its former proceediugsTts On.
ter Judgment for the plaiutt6s in each
| case. This msals there will he no
delay in seating the Republicans. An
| adjournment wis taken until Q O'Clock
tomorrow when the supreme court
| will probably issue its own custer and
| put the Republicans in without order.
ng the districttcourt to 30 act
NEW YORK, July 1O.--At Ars In
East 44th street This morning, Arthur
Nicely of chicaSo lost his life. The
mouse WAS in James. forcing him 10
jump from a Window to ais death. He
was a brothert9 +. Tennyson Nicely,
The publisher. who saw him killed..
LOS ANGMNS, July 10-A special
train over the santa Fe is dsshing
through Arizoua today expecting to
make the distance between here and
Chicago inside OF two days. The
train was chartered by walter SCOTT,
the cowboy Creseus. who spends MS
money in this way Just for fun. The
railroad aSreef to pay him $50 per
minute for every minute they run ovep
the specified IS hours. and On dc
other hand Sc5at axrees To- pay the
railroad $50 for eyeryx minute taAt Ia
made under the specified time.
ALBuoUER4UE; N. H.. July 10
The train carrying Cowboy Scot. ar.
rived here at 8 O'Clock this MORNING.
Scott and his, dozen friends are n.
most dizzy from their speedy ride
across the Arizona desert. The train
stopped but a fsw minutes and dsah.
ed away again There - lots doing
on the train. !. SCOTS guests have
champagne to bs9he In. WAsnever As
would pass station 10 would throw
quart of fiz 6at to tho crowd. Scott
and mis- wife are perfectly sober. u
he beats the record to Chicago. As
proposes to try TO beat tAsN record
from Chicago to New Yosk even n
it costs him $4,000. --
KANSAS CITY. July l0.-saats F.
onlcials are advised thxt Scott's spe
cial is two hours ahead Of time.
KANSAS CITY. July 1l.-Scotts
Death Valley special arrived nere ~
3:3s this moEpiag changed sngines
and dashed casts 8:43. ThS tran
broke all recoros TO this city -1na -ssso
the speed ordnance In cutting across
the town. The TRAN wAs Aones hbuf
and forty-eight minutes -ahssd Of
schedule. e. ''S-' 4 =
FORT MADssoN. Ia July. IL
SCOTS special arrived hets q 7:es
this morning, seriy two hours saead
OF schedule. ~"
CHICAGO. July 1l.--ScottS ~
cial arrived aaye at ASA. three hours
| and six minutSs a6sad Of the agreed
time and nves hours and 81 minutss
ahead of all records. According TO
the asreemenNthat SCOTT PAY 40 for
each minute ahfAd Of schedule II viii
cost him as.7Sa In addition to the
regular cost Of . special train.
Scott leapedsfrom the trais. jumped
into Wells; FARO E1prsss sssoa.
guarded by four policsmen and pro
vided with copy OF . federal In
junction torbisains interference b,
strikers. and dove to.a Aetsl.s
Under the original tins schedule
Scott was to sFriv~Aat n m today