Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-12


ing great shower OF meteofs octo-
ber 30. about 500 miles northeast of
Cape Race. Some were rep{rted as
large as fifteen feet in diameter
The new town to be builf by the
American Smelling and RefinAng com.
pany near Trinidad is to be OF con-
crete. The company wisheaa to pre-
vent the Italians from burr&wing In
the hillside or building houses OF tin
cans.
Chicago police are seeking a small
boy who is said 10 have Purchased
chloroform for Leonard Leopold, and
declare that his evidence u only a
link in the chain connecting the sus-
pect with the murder OF Nrs. Mar
garet Leslie.
William e. Curtis writes ot the dis
covery OF hitherto unknown sayings
of Christ among other RAG papyri,
including public library, city records
and classis works OF ancieuS scholars
in temple which is being; dug out
of the desert OF Deir-eI- Bachari, on
the Nile. *
Three armed men boardsd "a Santa
Fe train at Gallup. N. H.. when II
stopped at night and several hundred
dollars and watches and jewAiry were
taken from the passengers. Ths rob
bers escaped in the darkness. At the
time of the robbery the train crew
was in the dining car.
President Roosevelt has approved
the arrangements made by Colonel
Rodgers of the Sixth cavalry for the
settlement of the grievances OF the
| Ute Indians. He has instructed the
officials OF the war department to
inform the Indian chiefs that he will
give them an audience at the White
House on his return from Panama.
Thomas F. Walsh is being sued for
$2s7 500 by s. J. De Lau. for commits
sion for selling the Camp Bird.
The president has made an order
which brings all employees Of the in
ternal revenue service under civil SER
vice.
Miners on the Homestake at Lead,
S. D., who have been working nine
hours for $3.50 have demanded eight
hours. 4Tll
Insurance companies and agents
look for drastic legislation by the
several state legislatures during the
coming winter.
The d. & r. G. is receiving large
amount of new rolling stock, which is
Denver daily.
George W. Pray has sued the Great
Western Sugar company for $4,000
for the loss of an arm in the factory
at Fort Collins.
The Reading Iron company Of
Reading, Pa. announces that 1t Will
increase the wages Of its employees.
numbering 5000.
A Brooklyn woman, helpless with
rheumatism, sat starving beside the
body OF her mother for three days be-
fore help came.
Mary Little Hall. a Chicago school
teacher, gets a divorce because her
husband obeyed the call OF the wild
and returned to his home on farm.
"The Jungle" dramatized. is given
Its first production on the stage At
Trepton. N. j. Upton Sinclair will, It
is said. go on the road with the piece.
The Para women's club OF Pana,
H.. have taken charge Of the Para
News and will edit the paper for one
week, on percentage basis for char
table purposes.
Kid Broad, the pugilist, is under ar
rest in New York on the charge Of
assault, in connection with the stab
bing and perhaps mortally woundlng
OF Robert Burns.
After drifting about Lake Michigan
since Saturday afternoon In a saso-
line launch without gasoline. Louis
Wright and william Thorton OF Mich
lgan City, were picked up by the
steamer Glenn.
i James Turner and Miss Mabel Por-
ter were lovers in San Francisco be
tor the earthquake. For five months
they each believed the other lost. but
the other day they suddenly met on q
train In Nebraska and were married
soon after. M
Edward Stewart, editor Of Mining
Truth, printed in Denver, was struck
over the head with cane by Charles
Manning and seriously injured. Stew
art had printed an article derogat0ry
to Manning's mine.
Ten alleged anarchists are bsins
held in Chicago awaiting trial chargsd
with unlawful assemblass and plot
ting against the peace Of the govern-