Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-29

IOiks anywhere. tic VIII be hnrlet
t Ivy the Cooks and Walters union sun
= day.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The house
today voted the amendment to the ur
= eency deficiency bill. eXcmpting alier
laborers on the isthmus of Panama
from the provisions of the eight-houI
ddy.
TULSA, |. r, Jan. 27.-Thc First
National bank of Wasso. l. T.. losi
5000 this morning, being robbed by
burglar who dynamited the safe
and escaped on a handcar
KANSAS CITY. Jan 27.-Austin
Francis motion for a new trial was
overruled today and he was sentenced
TO hang March Is for numbering Wi
mona Newton, his little sweetheart.
WASHINGTON. Jan, 27.-Alica
Roosevelt went to Philadelphia this
morning to be guest at dinner
given by Mrs. Isaac Clothier ut the
Bellevue Stratford hotel tonight.
Congressman Longworth went to
Philadelphia this afternoon to be a
guest at the dinner in honor of Am
hassador Griscom. at the same time
and same place. at which Mr.. Clothier
| win he the host.
SlLVERToN. Jan. 27.-No deaths
from pneumonia today We are get
ting our mail every day now by PAD,
| train We learned that Postmaster
Raymond OF Durango and Postmaster
| Reed of Silverton will meet today Al
Elk Park to exchange registered mail,
ana the people appreciate their efforts
10 facilitate this public service so well
| under adverse conditions.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-lt Is an
nounced here today that in the last
siX months 26,00G pensioners, yeler-
ans of the army, have died. These
are all pensioners of the Civil war.
commissioner Warner says this Is an
evidence of the rapidity with which
lhe veterans are passing away. Still
there are over $4,000 left.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Gustave
Stadie of New York. arrested at the
White House Thursday, where he had
gone to show the president model of
m ice boat with which he said the
North pole could be reached. died at
The hospital for the insane this morn
ing of acute mania.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 27.-Dis-
patches from Vladivostok today an
nounce the breaking out of second
mutlny among the soldiers and sail
urs. and confirm the report of the ser-
ious wounding of the army command
er.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Midshlp-
man Chester Bloodbaum, Mf-r.arr
naval cadet, appointed by Congress-
man Clark, was dismissed from the
naval academy today for nazing.
TELLURIDE, Jan. 27.-The day is
exceptionally warm for winter and the
streets are rivers from melting SHOWS
Many find 1t difficult to protect their
cellars and easements from foods.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Samuel T
Dodd, counsel for the Standard com
Dany. today denied the state of l.. II.
Turrell at Cleveland that Dodd per-
suaded Turrell to sign his name as +,
A. Turrell to the Republic companys
incorporation papers. He said that 10
the best of his recollection he had
never seen Turrell.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 27-Attorney
General Ellis of Ohio today said "lf
the disclosures made in Cleveland give
any basis Of action against the Stand
ard and Republic oil companies, II
will be brought promptly. will con
fer with Mr.. Hadley."
The latter says he Is willing to as
sist Ellis or any other attorney gen-
eral in making prosecutions against
the Standard company for violation
of the antitrust laws.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Jan. 27,-Sheriff
Bell left with requisition papers this
Afternoon for Bisbees Arlz.. to get
James Marsh ("Sunny Iim'J. wanted
in Victor for murderously assaulting
William Grant, a shift boss on the
| Portland.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-A movement
is now on foot to unseat Justice Deuel.
Tor the disclosures following the ac-
Quittal Of Norman Hapgood. The jury
which sat in the Hapgood case Is tax
ing prominent part. The foreman,
r. T. Richards, today issued the fol
lowing statement:
Il can only speak for myself, but J
know ! represent the feelings Of 9th.
ers when | say that one of the dis
tinct impressions / carried away from
the trial Just ended was and is that
steps should be Immediately taken to
remove Justice Deuel. from the bench.
think that is the logical sequence of
the verdict rendered. The charge
Hapgood made against Justice Deuel.
was that he was connected with u
journal that printed scandals about
people too sensible TO pay for silence
We, the jury, decided that Hapgood
had nc. said anything against the
Judge and Town Topics that was moi
, warranted by the circumstances. II
= also demonstrated that DeuePs useful
, ness as a Judge had been absolutel,
destroyed and he should be removed
: from the bench.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Captain VIM
e Van Schaick. VINO commanded th'
a I cfn mar CInrn,, kuban n hurna1 raue