Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Paris Indicate that Anna Gould anc
Count Boni de Castellane may yei
settle their differences amicably ant
mutual friends are keen in their as
sertlons tnat the reconciliation will
eventually be made. 1t is understood
however, that members OF the GouiC
family are strongly opposed to a set
tlement of the troubles and urge the
countess TO press her proceedings foi
divorce and separation.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-The
house today adopted the senate joint
resolution extending tribal relations
and governments of five civilized
tribes until March 4. 1907. unless
sooner provided by law"
SHREVEPORT, La. March l.
Charles Selman, the negro convicted
Saturday of outraging and numbering
Margaret Lear, white aged 10 years,
was hanged today. An immense
crowd surrounded the jail, which was
guarded by 100 militiamen
NEW YORK, March Richard A.
McCurdy and family sailed for Europe
today. They left their New Jersey
home secretly last night. and went
aboard the America, going to Paris,
II is understood.
DUBUQUE. Ia, March 1.-Ex-
Speaker Henderson was buried this
afternoon. Thousands viewed the
body this morning. Elks. Knights
Templar and the Grand Army partici-
pated in the obseQuies.
WASHINGTON, March Senator
Galinger's bill rearranging salaries of
government officials fixes the presi-
dents salary at $4,000 per annum.
the vice presidents at $4,000, speak.
er of the house $4,000. members OF
the cabinet $4,000 and members OF
Congress $500.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The in
terstate commerce commission is look
Ing about for counsel to handle the
'hb"'e ltShi ulnS lnt ltldJlOnS oil the
railroad TO coal and Oil
Charles Hughes OF insurance fame
and John G. Carlisle, former secre
tary OF the treasury, are suggested.
The commission wants a man who
can draw things from reluctant mem
ories. The commission Will ask for
100000 TO defray the expenses of the
investigation.
AS a preliminary to the inquiry tht
railroads will be asked to submit
lists of stockholders. The commission
has power TO compel witnesses to ties
tify. and is likely TO make this declai
alton on the subject before starting.
The first hearings will probably b,
in Washington. Later the commission
Will sit in various places in the coun
try as the testimony comes out.
CALDWELL, Idaho, March This
morning Harry Orchard. who confess
ed to the assassination of ex-Goyerno
steunenberg, was brought here unde
heavy guard from the penitentiar,
at Boise. The grand jury will exam
inc him. State officials feared to
have orchard released from the peni
Tertiary and brought here. declarine
there would be danger of an attempt
to capture and kill him. Nothing un
toward happened, however.
1t was learned this morning taai
Vincent St John, formerly of TelluI
ide. is to be returned to Colorado fol
the assassination of Shift Boss BaI
ney of the Smuggler-union mine.
The evidence against him come.
principally from a man named Miller
cook, who is now serving lite
sentence in the Canon City peniten
tiary
NEW YORK, March 1.-District
Attorney Jerome mas begun proceed
ings looking 10 the disbarment OF
Justice Deuel. and his removal from
the bench.
The complaints against him are
made by Mr.. Jerome personally and
not as district attorney. and also by
Edward e. Shepherd and James W.
Osborne.
The proceedings are hased on the
"Fads and Fancies" scandal. Deuel.
being one of the owners of Town
Topics when the law prevents the
judge engaging in any business out
side the regular courts.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-In behalf OF
the state of Missouri Henry Wollman
today sent to Justice Gildersleeye a
copy of the Missouri supreme courts
decision and also an order for a sig
nature directing Rogers to answer the
questions propounded by Attorney
General Hadley.
PARIS, Feb. 2s.-The Castellanc
separation suit. which was called for
today, has been continued two weeks
Neither principal was in court.
NEW YORK, March IA report ii
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