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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
IN THE COURTS

In Justice Houxs court today r. B
Newcomb was bound over in the sum
OF 5000 to keep the peace Mrs. d. b
Gift, his neighbor. was the complain
Ing witness. number o. witnesses
testifying as to Newcomb's threats
against the family.
In Judge Pixies county court the
case OF the colored fellow, Jim How
ard, came on, the complaining wit
ness, A. r. Harris, testlfying that he
had identified the shirt on Howard
Sheriff Thompson having taken the de
fendant into the hallway for inspec
tion. Judge Pike gave Howard ter
days more In Jail Just after he laugh
ed at the complaining witness. He
had served six days waiting for trial
The missing shirt and tie had a valu,
Of s225.
j. d. Bolen, charged with obtaininl
money under false pretenses. from
the Commercial and FL Moro saloons
pleaded guilty, changing ais forme
plea, and 1t is understood the matte
may be settled out OF court.
Il. b. Newcomb was arraigned agair
in the county court on two or NOR,
charges. II is understood one is 70
assault, and that the same witnesse
appearing the Justice court will ap
pear In the latter cases
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

same in design. though there is more
flare to the ruffles; they are fuller
and there is an idea to meet this prin
cipal thought, the full, filmy swirl OF
wide-sweeping skirt about the feet
! Long, comfortable, pretty negligees
have style about them. too. The prin.
/ cess Idea is carried out quite elabor.
ately in many, the garments being
| richly trimmed with lace, applique
ribbon and embroidery. The surplice
/ pattern is very pleasing also. For the
materials there are the old standbys-
albatross, French flannel and maltasse
for both matinees and long wrap.
pers.
! Perhaps the very newest thing in
the lingerie Is the princess chemise
ms Is most natural consequence
The princess gown must have as little
underneath as possible lest the grace.
tul lines be in the least marred. To
make the MT more perfect the chemise
Is made with a bias back. Nightgowns
also have this bias back. The idea
Is to have everything fitting snugIy.
doing away with full yokes. Orna.
mented as much as you please. but
fiat and snug.
slippers. by the way. are very i'm.
portant accessories to this wonderful
array OF loneliness called lingerie. One
OF the most beautiful novelties in this
line Is white velvet slipper. So very
special are these that they usually
are made TO order. in, say. whatever
shade is desired to match some bean.
tlful gowns. The velvet is dotted over
with odd little designs pressed in by a
hahd instrument. Then 1t is tinted
with paint in flower pattern. or tint
ed all over The glaekid slippers are
very simple, but very pretty They
come in plain colors-pink. blue etc
ana are cut low, with plain stiff lit.
tie bows in front. There are black
and white castor, high colonials. opera
slippers with full maline rosettesl
satin and white kid. The royal slim.
per is beautiful novelty. II has
the strap effect, but does not fasten.
Ihe straps are so constructed that
tney fall into place over the insten
without any buttoning or claspinr
There is saucy little idea in an open.
work toe. which makes the slipper a
dainty piece indeed
All the slippers are low-cut. Show
the pretty lines of the foot-that is
the idea. Then the vamp is short and
the result-a pretty. neat foot twink.
ling in and out beneath soft, fluffy
folds of swirt
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
DISTRICT COURT IN
SESSION AT TELLURIDE
Special Phone to The Herald.

Special Phone to The Herald.
TELLURIDE, Nov. l5.-District
court for San Miguel convened this
morning and the first case taken up
was That of the state against scovel
for the killing of Sam Clark, another
raDchman, about n year ago, when as
neighbors they quarreled. Scovei us.
Ing knife with deadly effect
Scovel has been In the county jail
since the killing and has been sort
of trusty. The regular panel OF the
petit Jury was exhausted at noon, and
special venire was issued to secure
other jurors. It will be difficult TO
secure Jury in the case.
Rich. in jail for the killing Of Nor
gan over the snipe joke. Will be tried
during the term. 1t Is thought, and
number of other criminal cases appear
on the docket. It being longer dock.
ct than had been anticipated.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
PRETTY FiNERY OF THE eoUDoiR

Imagine Frenchman's gesture
when he meets something lovely be-
youd description, and he gives it up
in a sort OF ecstatic despair. We self
contained Americans don't say or act
much. but that is pretty much the way
We feel when we attempt to size up
the seasons lingerie for my Lady
Beautiful. There are lovely ideas
without number, and it seems that the
shower OF dainty, exquisite things falls
thicker and thicker from the design
ers' hands. Why, it is really bewilder.
ing, that cloud of rainbow hues, vita
ribbon and lace and lawn and flannel
and silk and embroidery, that has
iloated down upon the boudoir.
The lovely things that are wrought
to attend upon My Ladys beauty
would quickly fill big, fat volume
did one go into much detail about
their how and what. But at least theil
chief characteristics can be comment
ed upon. As with pretty nearly every
thing else, there is a lavish display o
embroidery, dainty trinkets and fanc,
frilis. Everything is very ornate. II
her outer garments the woman of fash
Ion is charming barbarian in he
beads and spangles and rich colors
So also is the hidden lovelieness I'm
derneath an expression of this profus
decoration.
The petticoats and underskirts ar
very much rimmed-indeed, ever,
thing is very much trimmed. Gay an
fancy is the cry. but perfect ft. Tn
SILK undsrskirts are pretty much tn
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
TAKE NOTICE.
o

To the Physicians and Citizens OF Du
range. Colo:
am informed there has been three
deaths from scarlet fever In Durango
in the past few weeks. and that there
are now three children suffering with
the same disease. and that negligence
on the part of parents has resulted
in exposure of several others.
call upon all physicians practicing
in our city to report promptly to the
city health officer or myself any new
cases and ask parents to do the same.
Failure to comply strictly with
health ordinances of the city will be
cause for arrest and prosecution.
c. Il. MCCONNELL, Mayor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
LONG DRAWN OUT SUIT
IN SUPREME COURT

DENVER, Nov. 15.-The state SUI
preme court decided this morning no,
to hear oral arguments in the long
drawn out water suit begun eigh,
years ago in an endeavor to equalizo
water rate to private consumers. and
these will be submitted on briefs al
ready filed. The lower court was en-
gagged from October, 1897. until the
July following In hearing testimony
and the record of the proceedings al.
ready covers more than 5000 printed
pages. 1t has been proved to be a
physical impossibility for the attor.
neys to cover the questions raised
within the hour allotted to each side
by the rules of the court.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
THE TEMPLE ouARTETTE.


The agency through which the high
school gets It's talent has never made
a claim for any OF its attractions that
was not fulfilled. Every number has
been fully up to the standard claimed
for 1t. 1t is reasonable, therefore, to
expect great things from the Temple
Quartette. after the claim OF the man
agement that 1t is the best organiza-
ton that travels In this country.
Everywhere they 20 they receive the
highest kind of praise The following
are samples taken from many:
Washington (Pa.) Observer: The
numbers given by the Quartette were
especially pleasing and they were re-
called time after time. All in all, the
entertainment was u very successful
one, and those who brought the com
pany here are TO be commended for
their good judgment.
Trinidad (Colo.) Chronicle: Eacn
number was applauded vigorously and
each artist was compelled to respond
TO an encore. The directors OF the
| course are TO be congratulated upon
securing such a worthy entertainment
| for its patrons.
Remember the date, Friday night
at Red Men hall.
Reserved seats on sale at Parsons
between 4 and 8 .. m. today and to
morrow and all the afternoon Friday
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
CHARGED WITH SELLING
LIQUOR TO THE INDIANS

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, Nov. 15.-
Reports nave reached United States
officials here that several small liquor
dispensaries. doing business near the
Navajo western frontier, have been
selling whiskey to Indians. and getting
them drunk, and in consequence the
isolated settlers are In fear that do
predations will result.
James X Allen, the superintendent
OF the local Indian school. was In
structed by the department at Wash
lngton to Investigate, and he caused
the arrest OF several, including The
odore Gonzales, a saIoonkeeper at Gu
bero. Tne men arrested will be
brought here for trial.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
STILL AF-
TER THE
THIEVES

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-James Haz.
en- Hyde's testimony before the insur.
ance committee on the doings OF f.
nanciers and politicians has given
Wall street scare. The room was
crowded again today when Hyde re-
sumed the stand. He told of various
offers for his holdings In tne Equit.
able. George Gould made the first of
fer. then Frick and Hartman offered
him $1,000. 900; Vice President Tarbeli
offered him million and George
Young seven millions
Hartman. the railway magnate. was
called to the stand this afternoon
Governor Odell has asked the commit.
tee to call him SO he can make reply
to Hyde's testimony
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
SORE ENINGS.

Carrier pigeons never feed when
travelling.
Midafternoon Is the best time to
exercise.
The sultan Of Morocco is descend.
ed from an Irish girl.
The whole English language Is made
up OF forty-one different sounds.
A pair of gloves passes in the max.
ing through 200 hands.
No scientists can explain why the
rails on railroads creep.
On 5000 a year 1t is possible to live
well and keep two servants In Japan,
The use of the pince-nez. or eye
glasses, is said soemtimes to cause
cancer.
White races can not hear so well no
those OF darker hue.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
KNIGHTS AND LADIES GET
THEIR MONEY BACK

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov l5.-By pur.
chasing for $4,000 the First National
bank building from Receiver Bradley
today the Knights and Ladies' of Sc.
curity receive dollar for dollar on their
$4,000 deposit made in the First Ma.
tional bank just before the failure.
and paid over the balance in cash.
The purchase was made as an in
vestment
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
THREE DEATHS RESULT
FROM LEAK IN GAS PIPE

PATERSON. N. j., Nov. 15.-Three
persons are dead and two are dying
from asphyxiation as the result of a
break In gas pipe in the home OF
Christian Schroeder. The dead:
Mrs. Katherine Schroeder. aged 62:
Christian Schroeder. 33: Ira Laforge,
10. Two children OF Mrs. Schroeder
are in critical condition. The accI-
dent Is supposed to have been caused
by some one stumbling over the pipe
during the night
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
CRAZY MAN KILLS HIS
BROTHER AND HIMSELF

LOS ANGELES. Calf, Nov. I5.-
Crazed by the death of his old mother
some months ago, Fritz Kafitz, aged
80 years, prominent real estate deal.
er, shot his brother Ludwig dead and
then fired a bullet through his own
head. dying instantly. He left note
to his father saying he believed since
the death Of his mother. himself and
the brother were a burden to their
father, so he shot and killed his broth.
er and himself.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
DEMURRER oVERRULEO
IN THE BURTON CASE

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Judse Vande,
venter today overruled the demurrer
in the new indictment against Senator
Burton of Kansas. The demurrer at.
tackled the writ on several points. al
leging insufticiency.
Before the decision was rendered
District Attorney Dwyer withdrew two
counts in the Indictment leaving
upon which trial will commence Nov.
goth.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
REDUCED PRICES.

To reduce stock before moving to
our new quarters Jan. /, 1906. we are
Offering our entire stock of pictures
and frames, Eastwood and artists ma.
terials, at less than factory prices. A
rare opportunity to purchase holiday
presents. The line is complete and
unbroken. GEO. GOODMAN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
MRS. OEVLIN TURNS OVER
INSURANCE TO CREDITORS

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 15.-Witb the
return of Mrs. Devlln and children to
Topeka 1t has become known that
Mrs. Devlin has turned over to the
Central National and the Merchants
National banks large insurance poll.
cies in her favor. Instead of realizing
some s5OO,O00 from the insurance Mrs.
Devlin contents herself with an
amount very much smaller.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
PRAIRIE FIRES RAGING
ON ROSEBUD RESERVATION

GREGORY, S. D., Nov. ia prai
rie fire Of twenty miles frontage mas
been raging the past two days on the
Rosebud Indian reservation. The fire
Is heading toward Nebraska.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
RAILROAD REBATE TRIAL
IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 15.-Milton d.
Purdy. special assistant United States
attorney general. arrived here today to
argue against the demurrer of the rail.
roads to the government proceedings
against numerous western railroads
for the alleged granting OF rebates.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
JEROME DIDN'T SPEND
MUCH FOR ELECTION

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-District At
torney William Travers Jerome has
filed his declaration OF election expens-
es. saying they amount to nothing. He
declares he personally did not spend
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
ANOTHER OLD SUCKER GETS
BUMPED FOR THE COIN

CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-Mabel Beland
aged IS years, has been given yer.
dict for $4,000 In $4,000 breach oil
promise suit against John o'Neil
aged l73. Miss Beland was ward
Of O'Neill's and continued to live at
his house some years after Mrs
O'Neill had secured divorce along
with $4,000 as alimony.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
RoJesTVENSkY OFFERED
COMMAND OF THE NAyy

ST. Petersburg Nov. l5.-The com.
mand of the Russian navy has been
offered TO Admiral Rojestvensky, who
lost the battle of the Sea of Japan
and was afterward taken prisoner
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
FIELD MARSHAL OYAMA
WILL REPORT TO MIkADO

TOXIC. Nov. 15.-Field Marsha
oyama has advised the war office that
he will leave Manchuria for Toxic No
yember 25 to make personal report
to the mikado on the war.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
See Nathan's clothing window.
Follow the crowd to Nathan's.

Better and more popular than ever
before are good moving pictures and
illustrated songs. So don't fail to
see and hear the latest, given by the
Allen Webb Co., at the opera house
Wednesday, Nov. l6.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
ULT;MATuM TO SULTAN
TO FORCE REFORMS

PARIS. Nov. 15.-An ultimatum has
been sent to the sultan to force re.
forms In Macedonian affairs, and plans
are being made for the concentration
of an international fleet at Pieraus,
Greece. about the 22nd.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

/
in a brief time raised nearly $4,000
for aid of Jews in Russia.
| Eighteen hunters were killed and
| 3 wounded in the North woods prior
to the opening of the deer season.
| r. II. Gary of the Steel corporation
says salaries of $4,000 are justified
If the right man occupies the place.
Mrs. Craigie arrived in New York
after an absence of nearly ten years
and reports that women are better un.
destood in England today.
| Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, Chinese
minister to the United States. pleads
for fair play and less rigid restrictions
in the exclusion OF his people.
Little abatement in the demand in
iron and steel is shown during the
week. buyers of pig finding II almost
impossible to place early orders.
Rabbi Charles Fleischer In an ad
dress to mis- congregation in Boston
urges that a fund be raised to arm the
Jews in Russia so they may fight
back
The American Federation OF Labor.
which is in session at Pittsburg. has
one OF the largest number In attend
ance of any In the history of the or
ganization.
Thomas Dowd OF Denver. a brother
of Michael Dowd, one of the men con
vcted In connection with last falls
election Irregularities in that city, has
been adjudged insane.
Cecil Giles. livery man Of Denver,
| was probably fatally injured by Ted
Kenney Of that city. Kenney slipped
| up behind Giles and struck him over
| the head with a tea kettle.
Reed Shoots defeat In the Salt
Lake City campaign brings loss of
power to the Mormon senator. who is
| attacked both in the church and the
Republican party for his tactics in tne
campaign.
| While laying switch construc
Lafayette, Ind. numbering 200 men,
and c. p Paquette. superintendent OF
the Chicago division, were arrested
for working on the Sabbath.
In practice work at Ouray Hupp and
Lundquist, the terrible Swede" drill
contestors, drilled in block of Gun.
nison granite hole AZ inches deep in
fifteen minutes fiat. This Is consid'
cred wonderful performance.
The Pennsylvania Republican ring,
In alarm at its sweeping defeat. has
bowed to the will of the voters and
called an extra session OF the legisla-
ture through Governor Pennypacker
to consider reform measures.
The inter-church convention on fed
Grafton opened It's sessions at Carne.
gle hall in New York today. Among
the speakers will be Justices Harlan
and Brewer of the supreme court OF
the United States and Bishop Henry
w. Warren of Denver
Development of Morocco by busi
ness interests of the United States
would be attended by enormous com
mercial possibilities, says William Il
, Curtis. In writing upon the confer
ence of the powers to be held to res
cue the sultan from anarchy.
Il Governor Hanly Of Indiana won mis-
! fight on gambling by forcing Thomas
Taggart and Lee Sinclair, proprietors
of the famous resorts at French Lici
and West Baden, to close their ca
sinos. giving them until Dec. 10 to dt
SO.
George w. Butterick and william
{ Jackson were burned to death Sunda.
In the city jail at Lake City, Ia. b.
. fre started by Butterlck., They wer'
arrestsd for carousipy. Buttsrick hsi
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
SHOE MANUFACTURERS
WANT DUTY REDUCED

WASHINGTON. Nov. ia dele.
cation ct shoe manufacturers saw the
president today and urged him to re
commend a reduction OF the duty on
sole leather from 20 to 10 per cent
and to remove the duty on hides
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
JEWS IN
COLOSSAL
DISTRESS

NEW YORK, Nov. I5.--A reply has
been received to cablegram sent by
the American Jewish society to Kish
ineff bankers. asking for the latest re.
port on conditions there, and says:
There is the most colossal distress
outside of Kishineff In hundreds of
villages. Many Jews In the town oil
Kalarsch, with large commercial in,
torests near Kishineff. are ruined.
Three hundred houses have been burn.
ed 500 families have been reduced to
poverty and the property loss whi
amount to 100000 roubles. Help is
absolutely necessary"
Five thousand dollars was added
yesterday to the relief fund.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

The illustrated songs will be rem.
dered by Mr.. Lew Morris at the opera
house Wednesday. Nov. Is.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
TOOTH
FOR A
TOOTH

ST PETERSBURG, Nov. 15.-Mobs
practically control Vladivostok. The
situation is desperate and is growing
worse. Looting continues. The riot
ers continue to fire buildings and the
flames are spreading rapidly. The
food supply is growing short Vessels
in the harbor are crowded with refu.
gees.
The sympathetic strike declared by
the union of unions began today. 1t
is spreading slowly. Indications are
that the worl,men are not paying
much attention to the strike and it
may be abandoned.
The riots still continue at Vladivo-
stok. It is reported that 300 men,
mostly sailors and artillerymen. were
killed or wounded during the first day
OF the riot.
Admiral Birkileff. minister of ma
rine. is considering the advisability OF
executing a number of sailors who
mutinied at Cronstadt. The sailors
retort, saying they will kill an officer
for every man slain, beginning with
Birkileff himself The officers believe
the men are sincere and threaten to
desert in case his threat of killing one
out of every ten of the mutineers is
carried out
The compositors have decided to go
out again and probably the papers will
not issue after tomorrow. Reports
from Poland indicate that the govern.
ment has the upper hand since declar
ing martial law
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

Buy an oil heater for the bath room
No smoke. no odor. Just heat; At Chap
mans
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

Go to Freund for guns. watches and
general novelty work.. etc. Remem
Der the place-0raden block.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
SWEETEST neckwear at Nathan's.
Boys new style hats at Nathan's.

Those enjoying nrst class moving
pictures and illustrated songs should
not miss seeing the Allen. Webb Co.
Nov. u.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

"Trip to the Moon ON . stovspips, :
opssr house. Wednesday. Nov. IL.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

FLOUR e2.ss At WGTTgR
hGkpgRsoh'o CASH MARKET.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

Walking into the office OF Sheriff
Solomon Jones of Grand county at Sui.
Dhur Springs yesterday afternoon.
Larry Martin. ranch hand. declared
that he was implicated in the robbery
of the bank at Cody. Wyo.. six months
ago and that he wanted to surrender
himself for arrest. He was immedi
ately placed in the county jail.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

statue of Satan, erected By an in
fidel. arouses anger of Detroit resi-
dents.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16
ong cut coats at Nathan's.

wood q Morgan for ooal Order,
promptly Rllsi
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

f, H. Gary of the Steel corporation
says salaries of $4,000 are justified
If the right man occupies the place.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-16

not been known as criminal. He
leaves widow and Ave children.
Jackson had served In Jail before.