Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-11
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
LONDON, Oct, 10.--The Times to-
day prints st. Petersburg dispatch
to the effect that during the review
held on the eve of the czars cruise
several bullets aimebd at his majesty
passed close to his personal staff.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. lO.-Newg
Just arrived that massacre of tho
Jews In Siberia took place in which
hundreds were killed The outrage
lasted more than three weeks. The
chief points of tho disturbance was
Fomsk ana lrkutsk and Sidloe. The
trouble was melted by soldiers who
acted In fiendish manner.
BOSTON. Oct. lO.--Mrs. Reggie
Vanderbilt created some sensation at
the theater here last night by refusing
TO take off her hat while seated In Il
box The ushers. manager and pro-
prietor all urged the lady in vain and
finally called the police when the of
ienuinB neau-Bear came OH.
PARIS. Oct. l0.--At a meeting OF
international anti-tuberculosis DR.
Bernheim demonstrated what he de-
clared to be the absolute failure of
the Behring cure. He proved the tu-
lace serum injections were OF no benc-
fit to the patient and the result OF ali
Or. Behring's experiment is nil.
1t is reported that Senator Piatt
will soon resign.
The Grand Lama OF Thihet has
bought an automobile.
Indians in western Canada are re-
ported starving on account OF the
stringent game law.
w. l.. Sclater, graduate OF Oxford.
Colorado college museum
1t has been decided to rebuild the
Florence & Cripple Greek railway
shops at Canon City. recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Residents OF Long Island have be-
come terrorlzed over kidnappers and
are hiring private police and guards.
The American marine was ycster-
day ordered to remove from Cienfue-
gos on account OF the presence OF vel
low fever
Charles w. Foley. Just sent to the
penitentisry from Denver. is serving
his fourth term. Most of his life has
been spent behind the bars.
1t is probable that the Kansas-Colo-
RADIO water case will be postponed 1t
Is the first on the docket OF the United
States supreme court
Cotton mills in New England report
great scarcity of help and say the
raise in wages last summer did nor
relieve the shortage
Rev Billy Sunday had an audience
of 200 at Cannon City and hundreds
were unable to gain entrance to the
church and were turned away.
Casper c. Clemens. brother of Mari,
Twain is dead at Topeka at the age
OF fifty-nine. He was a lawyer Pnen-
monia was the cause OF death.
King Edward, on an allowance from
the state OF $2.350,0o0 year. finds 1t
hard to make both ends meet and has
to practice the most rigid economy.
Mrs. Charles d. Hull. a Chicago wo-
man suelng for divorce. claims her
husband kept hatchet and knives
under his pillow to frighten her.
Korehyo Tamamhashi. special r.
nancial agent of the Japanese govern
ment. Is In London feeling the pulse
of bankers In regard TO the contem-
plated Japanese loan Of s125,00O.00O.
Joe Morris, charged with the muir
der OF TEX Harper at Glen OIL Pool.
Okla. yesterday escaped from Off
GERS who were taking him TO the fed
eral jail at Tulsa.
Mrs. George SpIcer attempted suf-
eide at LoEg Beach, Calf. by drink
ing carbolic acid. The prompt aid OF
doctor with stomach pump saved
her
Thurston. the four-year-oId son ol
Mr.. and Mr.. II. L.. Ritter OF Denver
fell from a swiftly moving train or
the Southern Pacific and his thigh
and two ribs were broken and he wa,
otherwise bruised.
The Grand Lodge A. o. u. w. II
English workmen may be involves
In three great strikes. which II the,
are declared will throw hundreds o