Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-05
TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 2.-Doctor
Chadwick today finds himself practi-
cally homeless wanderer in the city
where he had been prominent and es-
teemed for years. He is in doubt wheth-
er he has right to use his historical
homestead on Euclid avenue. 1t Is in
charge of special keeper appointed
by the court as the result OF Mrs
Chadwick's entanglements.
Doctor Chadwick is stopping at a
hotel. Scores of friends offered him all
assistance possible.
LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 2.-Represen-
tative Cunningham announces his in
tention of introducing bill forbid
ding college football
DULUTH. Mimi. Jan. 2.-For the
first time in years, the ice on lake
Superior has not formed sufficiently
10 impede traffic by the first of the
year A New Years day party yes
terday, chartered boat and had an
excursion on the lake. Ordinarily the
water is so fun of ice at this season
that traffic is impossible
ALBANY. ~ Y, Jan. 2.--Governor
Higgins was inaugurated governor at
noon today
DENVER. Jan. 3.-Chas. s Thomas
this morning stated to the supreme
court that Alya Adams would with
draw his petition to have all the bal
lot boxes of the city and county of
Denver opened. unless the order Of
the court was so modified that Adams
would only have to pay for experts
al hN tn min hn 4.
lots and pay one half OF the expenses
OF the referee. Attorney Hersey. for
the Republicans and Peabody. told
the court they would pay all the ex
penses If necessary to conduct the
investigation to its end.
DENVER. Colo Jan. 3.--No attor-
ney appeared for the prosecution be-
| fore the supreme court this morning
| in the sontempt cases of Senator John
A. Retsh and attorney Everett Bell
| The supreme court ordered the cases
turned over TO the Colorado Bar asso-
| citation for investigation. The commit
tee will make a report and the case
4 be passed upon. Attorneys Hughes
| and Thomas filed motions for the dis
| charge Of The respondents and chal-
lenging the Jurisdiction of the court
| to cite the attorneys for contempt
| DENVER, Colo. Jan 3.--As out
| lined in the dispatches yesterday, w.
| H. Dickson won the speakership of
| the house in the caucus held in the
afternoon, the selection being unani-
nous after Frank w Frewen, of Tel.
Ter county had Withdrawn. The patron
age of the house was left to com.
mittee to report this evening.
| Arthur Cornforth. one OF the hold.
over members. was elected president
| protempore of the senate
The assembly ccnvenes at noon to-
| morrow.
| DENVER. Colo, Jan. 3.-The sc.
lection of w r. Dickson. lawyer,
| by the Republican caucus for speaker
] confirms the impression that Peabody
| will be seated by vote Of the legisla-
ture. which now has a Republican
majority in both houses.
SEDALIA. Mo Jan. IA south
| bound Missouri. Kansas & Texas flyer
was wrecked about midnight near
| Rochepori Mo. The engine. baggage
| car and three coaches were ditched.
| The cars partially turned over. A
| huge boulder on the track which had
rolled down from the blum caused the
accident Five persons were injured.
That great disaster was narrow
| ly averted is shown by the fact that
| half of the smoking car rests under
the water OF the Missouri river. A.
Lobel. train auditor and baggageman
Clay. both of st. Louis. are seriously,
perhaps fatally, injured Passengers
hurt included Ed. Reed. Of Guthrie:
J. c. Paxton, Oklahoma; w. p. Ewart,
address unknown; Charles Mason,
| Bartlettsville. |. r.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--By vote
! of % to Is the board OF education
has decided to abolish corporal pun