Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-09
TELEGRAPHlC
AND GENERAL
NEWS ITEMS


Gov. Mcdonald declares there will
be no extra session Of the Legislature
Large quantities of new machinery
are being installed at the Pueblo
smelters.
The Denver Municipal leagae will
hold the first of series of meetings
this evening.
The Denver g. Rio Grande handled
$1,000 cars of freight in the Pueblo
yards during October.
j. A. Meyon of the Cripple Creek
district, drilled into a missed shot
Sunday. He Is dead.
The Colorado exhibit at the Port.
land exhibition is in place again at
the state capitol building.
Canadian tariff revision, which is
dilitu dt iHt lIuut Dl lne lnltbu
States, has been delayed until 1907.
Two acres of the Halack & How
ard lumber yards, Denver were swept
by fire Sunday night. Damage, $45,-
900.
Olga Nethersole, the actress, de.
clares divorces should not be granted
on any grounds In cases where chill.
dren have been born to the marriage
A Chicago woman seeking divorce
told Judge Walker that her husband
had deserted her after five days and
him go.
A vigorous search is being made for
Edward Plum, a newspaper editor who
disappeared from his Nebraska home
In July, first going to the Portland ex-
position. since which time nothing has
been heard of him.
The glowing predictions made dur
ing the past few months regarding
the iron and steel trade are justified
by the figures for untitled orders on
the books of the United States Steel
corporation.
Walter Wellman writes that Tam
many has well-organiZed system for
reducing the taxes of business con.
Germs that pay liberally to the tigers
fund, and that other favors are grant
ed at the expense of the city for cash.
c. V. Van Dousen. appointed by
President Roosevelt to look into nat.
uralization frauds, reports that from
is to 35 per cent Of those admitted
10 citizenship are not entitled To it
and declares labor conditions are
largely responsible.
Common law marriages can not be
recognized by the courts of Colorado
in divorce and alimony proceedings
the supreme court decided Monday in
the famous Elliott divorce case, which
has been before the higher tribunal
for more than year.
Hemmed in by a pack of thirty or
more wolves and armed only with
small wooGsmen's axes, Roy Sullivan
and Stephen Lowney, land lockers,
passed three nights In the wilds OF
Iron county, Michigan. The wolves
were kept at bay by circle of fires.
but the constant vigil without sleep or
rest, wore out the men and they we're
forced to break camp without complet-
Ing their work. 1t is supposed the
| wolves have killed off the deer and
are famishing.
The Pennsylvania Special Saturday
| made one OF the most remarkable
runs on record in the history of east.
ern railroads. Leaving Harrisburg,
Pa, two hours late, the train drew
into the Union station In Chicago on
time. having completed the run OF
I7l7 miles in TAI minutes. In view OF
the fact that the train had to climb
III miles of mountains between AL.
toona and Pittsburg. the run is re.
garded by operating men as the best
ever made by a regular train for q
like distance. The Pennsylvania Spe.
cial 10 on 18-hour schedule between
New York and Chicago and has been
late at terminals not 70 exceed . half