Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-19

event OF demonstration against tne
Chinese on account of an outbreak OF
trouble as a result of the boycott.
The news tnat the United States had
been carrying on extensive prepara-
ton ~as brought by officers who have
just arrived on the transports.
NAPLES, April ia little group
OF old women were found today who
had been entomhed for six days I'M
der 10 feet OF ashes which fell from
Mount Vesuvius The women were
unable TO speak and greatly emaciat
ed. bun being in house were able
90 breathe. They will probably re
cover their power of speech.
A fresh outbreak OF Vesuvius is
feared today.
NEW YORK, April 16.-Up to noon
oiay the arrival of immigrants from
europe during the last IS hours is
iver $4,000. This is the record ar
Nal OF aliens. They came in on
line big steamships.
SILVERTON, April l6-The
%eatner is good today The Durango
ain OF last night did not even sprin.
lie Silverton. over a hundred car
Dads of provisions. coal and machin
ary have been received here since
saturday morring and everybody is
ceiling good. The merchants are get.
ing stocked up again and nobody Is
omplaining for lack of anything in
ne markets.
Despite the heavy winter, with all
its casualties, 1906 will be the great
est year of development and progress
in the history OF the Silyerton coun-
Try.
TELLURIDE. April 16.-Learning
this morning that report had gained
credence on the outside that Vincent
St John had returned to Telluride
during the past lew days, it is fur
ther learned that the report was Civ
JOhn's attorneys had been here TO
look up legal matters in relation to
his defense. ST. John, so far as can
be learned. has not been in the dis
irict since he took his departure aft
er giving bond for his appearance
for later hearing ON the charges
preferred against him, in connection
with the riot of four years ago.
special Phone to The Herald
TELLURIDE, April 16.-Telluride
observed Easter very generally, ali
he churches and societies particlpat
Ing. The Knights Templar made
splendid showing for a little noun
tain town, having 50 men in line. The
Jay was pretty ana the people We're
out observing the holiday.
WASHINGTON. April 1G.--The an
nual Easter Monday egg rolling fes
tiyal took place at the White House
grounds today. Hundreds Of children
bringing their baskets
with them. The only adults admit
ted were such as accompanied the
President and Mrs.
Roosevelt viewed the scene from the
porth of the White House.
PARIS. April ia Partisan girl
Who stabbed herself to the heart and
was thought to be dead has been re
stored to life by marvel of surgery.
and after the tragedy danced at
ball. The doctors opened the chest,
sewed up the heart wound and replac-
ed the organ. The patient was then
resusciated by artificial respiration
and after ~ days of nursing walked
out of the hospital.
SPRINGFIELD. Ills, April 16.-
Federal Judge Humphrey sentenced
j. Hamilton Lewis, corporation coun-
sci for the City of Chicago, to sc days
in jail today for contempt of court.
KANSAS CITY. April l6.-Michael
Collins, packing house laborer, says
he is advised that a man he befriend-
ed 30 years ago had died at Philadel-
pha recently and left him an estate
of 100000.
TELLURIDE. April 16.-This morn
ing between the hours of and 5
o'clock a shooting occurred in the
Metropole saloon here. A bunch OF
who were out late in the
all-night saloon, becoming drunk, en-
gagged in an argument which led to
trouble. Henry Kaskinin, TO restore
peace, hit another Fin over the head
with siX-shooter and then took a
shot at him, but the ball did not take
effect. When the night watchman
who heard the shot and had located
it, went TO the saloon to inquire about
the trouble none of those present
knew anything about 1t.
The fellow shot at had hidden out.
and 1t will be difficult to make pros
ecution unless he can be found and
is willing to testify.
DENVER. April 14.-State Game
and Fish Commissioner lin" Wood
ard declares that the mountain sneep
Of Colorado is in the same class as
the sacred bull of India. 1t must not
be touched. says Woodard. If the
animal is seen browsing upon the
mountain side the gun of the hunter
must not be pointed in its direction.
The animal therefore may be call
ed tine sacred sheep of Colorado"
There are not many of them left, hut
under the protection of the law they
are increasing every year. There Is
a band of them on the hills between
Florence and Victor and Mr.. Woodard
has a photograph of a bunch grazing