Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-15

at leading hotel and were disgusting
In the dining room by their attentions
10 a pet poodle dog which they
brought to the table and had a maid
feed 1t with spoon. One day three
American bluejackets entered the hall
and sat at nearby table. The Rus
sian didn't like their presence and in
a loud voice ordered the hotel man
ager to take the Americans out.
With profuse apologies the hotel
keeper did this. The blue jackets
walked out Of the place whereupon
the other guests In the room. include
ing many Amricans rose UP and
scored the Russian bitterly. Japan
ese Joined in the denunciation and the
Russian arlstocrat is now ostracised.
The incident travelled throughout the
whole Of Japan and aroused nearly
every white person In that country to
passionate indignation.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE dig
nifty OF the senate has been hurt by
La Toilette OF Wisconsin who. during
the summer at chatauqua meetings,
has commented freely and nastily on
his fellow senator's. For this reason
a cabal will be formed against him
In the senate. The strictest enforce
ment Of the rules will be brought to
bear to shut him off from speaking on
every possible occasion.
NEW YORK. Oct 12-Maddened
by the roaring of toothless lion
Holstein bull in Madison Square Gar
den broke loose and charged into the
crowd goring two persons. In efforts
to escape the monster the visitors
rushed pei mel across the garden,
overturning exhibits and falling over
one another Many were trampled
upon in a wild panic, but those who
were gored by the bull were the only
| ones seriously hurt. The injured are
Mrs. Anna Post, left arm broken and
lacerated; Charles Williams. right
arm broken and lacerated. The bull
was being led past the toothless old
lions cage when the lion roared
which angered the bull. The bull was
finally cornered and tied to stake.
CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-4 p. NAT the
end of the sixth inning the score in
today's ball game stood to 6 in favor
of the Americans.
NEW YORK. Oct 13.-Mrs. Coils
p. Huntington who has just arrived
from Europe brought with her jewelry
which she declared to be worth S32,
900 and other merchandise. Duties
on the whole amounted to $4,000
This had to be paid in cash. Mrs
Huntington was met at the pier By
friends who brought with them $1,000
to pay any duties assessed. She tolt
them to send $4,000 more. In al
hour this arrived in large bills ant
the 100000 was paid the custom Off
GERS. Mrs. Huntington already helt
the record for the largest cash dut,
payment on declared articles evel
handed over to the government Off
cials on the dock This was $4,000
paid on her return from Europe five
years ago.
/ WASHINGTON, Oct. IA Captain
Richmond Pearson Hobson. the here
of the Merrimac and who has beer
elected congressman from Alabama /.
here and says he proposes to work fol
a greater navy. He insists on a flee
on the Pacific to rival Japan. which i
so disposed could today take both tn,
Philippines and the Hawaiian islandl
from us. "I am for the enlargement
OF the navy at an expense of fift.
million dollars" says Hobson.
DENVER. Oct ia cablegran
reached here this morning from Pari
announcing the sudden death in tina
city today Of Oscar Reuter-, who 70
years was prominent figure In tn,
political and national life of Denver
The body will probably be creamatey
In Paris. Mr.. Reuter- was bachele
and left large estate.
| KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. 13.-At al
early hour this morning the Tro!
steamer Saratoga and the Alban!
steamer Adirondack while on the Hud
son river last night collided in fol
and the vessels were almost found
cred. The Saratoga listed SO that he
boiler went overheard, killing Clar
ence Sherman, the oiler.@The passen
gers awakened from their sleep b.
the collision were in wild panic ant
some OF them jumped into the Icy wa
ter while others huddled on board
George Horton was drowned. Tn,
collision is reported to have been un
avoidable.
CARMAL, ILL.,. Oct ia quarrel be
tween gypsies caused the sheriff
to Invade two rival camps last night
His find was startlingly large. HI
discovered about $4,000 In gold IL
one of the wagons. Sixty-four meI
belonging to the band were searched
and some OF them had certificates o.
deposit in banks running up as higt