Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Is no novice In his business. as he had |
evidently made the way clear and had
only to get the money sacked to han,
die 1t conveniently. II
OGDEN. Utan, Oct. 27.-The action
of the Ogden Traction company in
double tracking the main portion of
the city. has resulted in citizens and
police. headed by Mayor Glassman,
getting together during the nSeRrly
hours of this morning and tearing up
the tracks. The work Of demolition
was half completed when two direct;
ors and a deupty sheriff appeared and
tried to save the tracks. AS armed
resistance was offered the oihcar he
took no action. The mayors action
was taken under a state law which he
claims makes the company's fran
chise void
CHANUTE Kas., Oct 27.-Informa
posed merger Of the brick plants IN
Kansas and Missouri is making GOOD
progress but that the promoters may
run into the Kansas anti-trust law II
II stated that options have been Sc:
cured on forty out of sixty plants, In.
clnding all in the Kansas gas belt
British capital Is said to be backing
The enterprise.
GOLDEN Colo, Oct. 27.-Seven
we're injured, although not more than
Two of them seriously In a collision
this morning between a Colorado &
Southern passenger train and run.
away switch engine. The engine be-
came unmanageable at Brickyard hill.
a mile north of this city, and dashed
down the incline into the passenger
Frost and rain had made the track
slippery and the engine became I'm
manageable. The fireman and enKi-
neer of the runaway engine stuck to
their posts and were the most severe.
ly injured, the hurst of the others be.
ing confined to slight cuts and bruises.
The injured were all brought to Den
yer.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-secretary
Taft starts for the isthmus tonight
with Mr.. Edwards, chief of the bureau
OF insular affairs. and Colonel Black
and Major Goethals members Of the
board of Notifications.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 27.---The
night passed quietly here, with the
roops patrolling the streets. Ire.
pons threat that bullets would BID
| used by the troops today had consld-
cradle effect. Several shops were
opened today. The Siberian railway
employees nave Joined the strikers
Several newspapers were forced to
suspend on account of the strike of
| he printers. In Warsaw commerce
Is dead. and the banks. factories.
| stores and Offices are closed
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.--Members
Of the Roosevelt party who left him
| at Memphis say that at a dinner given
by the president some one suggested
that probably the president would
| make number of journeys next term.
The president said: There will be nd
next term for me. | am serving my
asst now"
| CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Adolph Per.
| bohner, president OF the Equitable
| Real Estate and Loan association
| dropped from the fifth story of the OF.
| fee building when detectives attempt.
ed TO arrest him today and met in.
stant death. The warrant for his ar
| rest was issued over charges of swind.
ling made against Perbohner in Pc.
oria. When the officers entered the
office with the warrant he broke a
window, climbed outside and dropped
in spite of their efforts to prevent
him. r-s4
STOCKHOLM, Oct, 27.-King Oscar
has definitely and formally declined
the offer of the Norwegian throne 10
| a prince of the house Of Bernadotte,
| and in a brief letter to the storthing
formally sewers his connection with
Norway. The letter states In part:
After having In tine name of Swed.
IN recognized Norway as state com.
pletely separate, | inform you of my
decision to relinquish the crown OF
Norway, which, notwithstanding all
my good intentions, has given me
many bitter cares. Moreover I could
no longer wear it to the benefit OF
he country that the illegal decision
of the storthing has rendered iliusory,
even to the suspensive veto OF the
king"
DENVER, Oct. 27.-Judge Frank
7. Johnson in the district court this
morning committed seven saloon.
keepers and proprietors of poker
rooms, arrested yesterday, to the coun-
iy Jail without bearing, there to
await filing of informations against
them and the ordering of proper
trial. The judge refused bond when
offered and ordered the defendants
taken to jail. They were all arrested
for disobeying the judges order and
keeping open after midnight
TOPEKA, Kas., Oct. 27.-Motions
TO make complaints more definite
We're filed in the supreme court today
by the defendants in the states suit
for forfeiture of the charter OF the
municipality of Kansas City, Kas.. to
uust its mayor W. W. Rose and to
oust and impeach the county attor-
ney OF Wyandotte county, j. r. Glib.
on. Proceedings were started against
tnese three for failure to enforce the