The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-22

liz; ~ rAe act ot he Legislature
q I+5
Andrew Carnegie. II spe-eh ~
.7-e the Nz-3s-zl CsFlc Feos-ztis- az
Nsw YO-E- declared tAzt The greater
potion q Ire estates o. euU-oIEs- =
wealthy -so should g 70 [As s-4-s
-luu -2e 6aash Of -ee f5ssess1-
TIE E-ru-1sy general Of &l1rsSo-a
las -e-1er=5 Il opinion That ta= -
cs1i t1c-szze Il he Ezpi-zI s-o-E q
- Great Hurt1sr1 railway Is I-v4-ld
EEcs- the stale laws
The Interstate Commerce cuuuIs-
si-1 Azs - he hearing q -hs Teas
Cz.t5s Ra-s=-s zzso1latIa1 against
tae NJ x d :. railroad for J4Iu4-y
II Chicago
Edu-zrd Muller. vire president =
The fe5s-aI coan-il. has oee1 elected
El-ss5-=Lt q tie Swiss c5-ts5s-atloa
= succession 10 NJ L F-s-e
Jesse G. Dc Ru1sey. WHO -obhe5
tzo trains Eez- Glasgow. No plead
q - years II the state T-eEitsztia-y.
t1e minimum sentence UI5er tae Ms
Bour5 Law
-f.s famous divorce czss q Angus
is Ha--se the -1Ilo-z-re paper
Manufacturer Of F4rtzsE-g, Pa has
t=e1 decided IL favor q. TIE vie.
Nrs- Hart5e retains control ot 1e
children TIE costs ot tha trlal were
zszass=d aEI1st Esrr5s
Slx Of ia negroes O -he Twenty
fltzh Infantry. reoaa-ly discharged
without hae-o- for o0-gl. iry 4 TIE
Brownsville. Tex affair hare sp-
pied to Secretary Taft for rs-ns,zte-
.neut
In az address before The Oklahoma
constitute lg-zl convention q Guthrie.
Oscar 3 ColqlIc- member Of the
Texas railroad commission, declared
tie railroad law Of his state w2 4
failure 50 tar - the making Of rates
Vas concerned
Al epidemic Of robbery sss1s to
~ prevalent in the south west Banks
q. Morris. / T. Ashen, OK, and
prsxel. No. were dyEaUltsd and
robbed IL eze night re-sC-lE- E15 the
sat= il tie post office al zi1ci-e.
Rear Joplin. Mo. was blown Up and
TIE building tarnAd ty the bandits.
GOV. Eozh brands the stories sent
oat from Topeka 20 eastern uswsps-
T,e-s regarding suffering in the south
western counties Of Kansas as az
-outra seous eIaggsratioo-"
Complaints filed by shippers
throughout The west with the Inter
state Commerce commission reveal
an appalling state o. affairs brought;
about by the failure Of the railroads
TO sgpplr cars TO transport freight
In the southwest cattle are being
tzr1H5 lose OF the pral-lss. while in
the u1-r aE-=s- grain Aas rUtTinE along
the railroad tracks Much suffering
Is reported In the north western states
by t+s shortage ut fuel
\ court martial has beer ordered
to try Maj Ps1ross and Cap: Mack
la. VITO commanded ths negro
uops at BFowlsyille. Tex. during The
recent t-9-ble.
President Roosevelt has resc.riei
his order to the public pr5ats- 70 use
the simpllf3ad spelling in public doeu-
ueuts
Aorsigno- MortzEuini, who was re-
Gently expelled from France, visited
the pope upon his arrival al Rome
and gave 4 detailed account Of his ex-
puasicn- He presented rather : dark
picture Of the situation
TIE president has consented To ad
dress the National Editorial associa-
1iou al its meeting at The jar
exposition il June
A plan Is under consideration By
the Crliuisr-zuun tgr the 70, nation
Ct z big corporation by the govern
uent and the Indian tribes for tie pur-
pose Of holding and developing the
coal lands Of the Indian territory.
Joseph { Smith, president Of the
Mormon church. ard director Of
the Union Pacific railway and TWO
other officials Of the road residing
il Salt Lake have been summoned
to answer indictments in the federal
court for unlawful Discrimination
Il has been decided by a board Of
engineers employed by the city that
the tunnel under the Chicago river
at La Sale stree; must be abandoned
permanently
Ex-United States Senator Brown,
Of Utah. who was shot in his apart.
nents in Washington by Mrs Anna
NJ Bradley. Of Salt Lake. has died
from the effects Of the wound
The German society Of wireless tel
egraphy has succeeded il holding
wireless telephone communication be
tween Berlin and Nauen "A miles
away.
The United States a-nored cruiser
Montana has been successfully
launched al Newport News ship yard.