Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-19
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

the former Countess de CaStellane
will call herself from this time on
was not present when the decision
was given She received the news il
her residence in the Avenue Mala
koff, where her sister, Miss Heller
Gould and she, were waiting the out
come of the case. Nine. Gould has
suffered SO much that she received
the announcement of the decision
without great evidence of emotion
and declared that she was highly sat
isfied with the terms of the verdict
At5present her plans are indefinite. II
IS known, however. that she had nc
immediate intention OF quitting Paris
or even France. Her sister will re
main with her until after the Christ
mas holidays, and by that time her
future course OF action will probably
haze been decided. Just exactly what
financial settlement she will make
with Count Boni is not known, but
1t Is known that she will not only
make him a liberal allowance and
will also provide substantially for his
father and mother. the Marquis and
Marquise de Castellane. Many of her
friends have urged her to cut off Boni
without cent should the court de-
eide In her favor, but to all their ad-
vice she has answered: Would you
have me allow the father of my chill
dren to appear before the world a
bankrupt has reiterated her de-
termination to provide him comfort
able income. What will become of
oBni, that the means of the gratifi-
cation of his reckless AMI imperial
prodigallty. has been cut off, is mat
ter of lively conjecture.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-It was
made known today that unless Uncle
Joe Cannon gives indication very soon.
that he will take a more friendly view
of the proposal to revise the tariff he
cannot be reelected speaker. The re-
vision sentiment is rapidly growing.
Phone to The Herald.
SILVERTON, Nov. 15.-Word was
received In Silyerton last evening an.
nouncing the death of d. Umble at
ternoon, from consumption. The. de-
ceased was resident OF this place
for many years, being engaged in
business. A year ago he went to the
Northwest, returning some time In
July with the intention of closing up
his affairs and locating in Seattle. He
was apparently in robust health and
the news of his death comes as sur
prise to many friends. He was mar
ried, his wife being with him in Dem
yer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Attorney
General Moody, today acting through
the resident United States attorney,
instituted proceedings against the
Standard Oil of New Jersey, under
the Antitrust act by filing in the
United States circuit court in ST. Louis
a petition in equity aginst it and its
seventy constituent corporations and
partnerships and seven individual de.
PENDANTS, asking that the combination
be declared unlawful and in the fu-
ture enjoined from entering into any
contract or combination in restraint
of trade.
FINDLAY. Ohio, Nov. 10. Mr.,
Rockefeller is today under indictment,
although no immediate effort will be
made to arrest him. Early last even
ing the grand jury indicted all of the
officers of the Standard Oil and also
John d. Rockefeller, charging them
with violation of the antitrust law
GERS of the company. were served in
Cleveland this morning.
CANNES, France, Nov. 15.-The
sbody of Mrs. Strong, daughter of the
Oil g-Rockefeller-who died here
last night. is to be taken to America.
Physicians say today that the lady
died from cancer and when Mr.. Rookie
feller was here last summer he was
informed that she could not live six
months. Very few in this place knew
Mrs. Strong was the daughter OF the
richest man in the world.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-In selling
at auction the effects of the late
Francis Jones. his pew in Grace
church brought s3.675 while hun
dred shares of the Kelly Motor Stock
company. which once attempted to
manufacture perpetual motion ma
chimes. brought only one dollar.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Statistics were
printed here today and show that last
year there were $3.50 murders in the
country. More persons were muir
dered than died of typhoid fever. One
of the Chicago judges declared this
morning that the United States is the
most criminal country in the world,
due to lax laws and antiquated jury
system. In all Great Britain last year
there were only 800 murders.
PANAM, Nov. 15.-President Roose-
welt arrived last evening several hours
ahead of time and had no reception,
but this morning there was much en-
thusiasm and when he left the Louisi-
ana shortly before s o'clock to take
his trip across the isthmus and begin
his investigation, all Colon was there
to meet him and the morning was one
OF great interest and cheering. The
president left for Panama at II
O'Clock nn snecial train which