Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-29

~ 'N'SS' 10 Nnt pan OF Kew
Mackey. of the church which Mrs
Russell Sage and Helen NJ. Gould ar,
members. Arrangements are beini
made by the minister of the Col
iegiate Church OF Saint Nicholas
founded In 1852. for series OF revival
meetings among his parishioners. in
which men who have been saved from
sin in the missions of the lower city
Will tell of their conversion Through
this agency DR. Mackey believes that
the spiritual lethargy of fashionable
and wealthy church members will be
dissipated and that conversions OF so.
clety people will be accomplished.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-After only
five months of married life George A..
Shroter mining engineer OF Denver
and Brooklyn has brought suit against
Soft Pspaspiridl Shroter, formerly
tho Countess De Rilly member of
the most prominent family in Greece
FOR the annulment of their marriage
He charges that she deceived him as
to her physical condition. Shroter Is
now In Mexico where 1t Is said he has
| large mining interests. He is mem.
| Der OF the Columbia University club.
Mrs. Shroters father is a Judge of the
Aeropagus, the highest tribunal in
Greece and she is granddaughter of
General Kolocotroni whose portrait
hangs in the Royal Palace in Athens
as one of the twelve great men who
regenerated the Kingdom and broke
the power Of Turkey in the war of In
dependence in 1912 to 1927.
BLOOMINGTON, H., Nov. 2S.-For
telling stories and shooing away mar.
Louis ]. James was today awarded
$3.50 by Judge r. A. Russell. James
was engaged by the late Abram
Brokaw. an eccentric millionaire
plow-maker of this city as companion,
but when Brokaw died recently James
was not remembered In the will. He
sued for 10000.
The German people are reported to
be greatly incensed over the policy
OF their government which, yielding
to the demands OF the agrarians, has
closed the frontiers to Russian, Aus
trian and Holland meats. the Amer-
can being previously excluded The
consequence Is that meat has dlsap-
peared from the tables of the poor, is
regarded as luxury by the middle
classes, its high price almost prohib-
iting its use. The matter has already
become factor in politics and Is
| likely to be influential as political
weapon at the coming session of the
| reichstag.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Overcrowding
OF cars in this city has been stopped.
The police began crusade today.
The record OF 1872 killed and over a
thousand injured since January has
aroused public feeling.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The Times
today announces the engagement Of
Theordora Schontz, daughter of the
Panama canal commissioner, to the
Due de Chaules. born in Paris, 1878.
William r. Hearst has filed his ex-
pense sheet for the recent guberna-
torial campaign in New York 1t
wasn't much, only s256.370. Well. as
small as it Is we'd agree for one
tenth OF the amount never, no, never
to be governor Of New York. Hearst
has the office Itch bad, very bad.
NEW YORK, Nov 2s.-Threatening
to kill John d. Rockefeller unless he
paid her a million dollars, Mrs Rosa
Hanfield. forty years old. was ar
rested in front of the Guardian Trust
company today. In court she said
her husband had been in the oil bust
| ness and was ruined by the Standard
Oil company. This made her desper-
| ate and she worker her way into the
| Standard office with revolver, max
| ing her demand. Someone gave her
check for million on the Guardian
| Trust company. When she went to
cash 1t she was arrested. She is said
| tc be demented
AS long as the Buchtel family has
lived in Denver the person doing the
society turn of everyday life Is I'M
acquainted with the wife ami daugh-
ter OF the governor-elect-Cha
Buchtel. Devoted to her home, tho
school and church work of her hus.
band the future first lady" OF the
state has made her friends within
those circles.
A very charming woman II Mrs.
Buchtel. woman who will rise TO all
OF the social demands that the posi-.
tion imposes. In an unostentatlous
but perfectly correct manner will the
gubernatorial functions be given. Not
at all beautiful woman, rather plain
indeed, than otherwise, Mrs. Bucntel
has the art OF placing one at oncs
ease with the first steady look out OF
her blue-gray eyes and with the first
word spoken in voice OF velvet soft
ness she completely wins, almost com
mands, ones regard.
While soft of voice. timidiy gentle
In manner. retiring in temperament
the governors wife is not at all oi
the namby-pamby variety of women
AS well educated as her husband. sne
has kept pace with him through :he
years, in all those broadening. culture
making. widely sympathizing pursuits