Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-28
GENERAL NEWS.

Waters ans p $. Breinin were fount
guilty OF combining to raise the price
of mountain ice and sentenced tC
one year in the penltentiary and aisc
to pay fine Of $1,000 each.
Judse .kink aid announced that II
the members woulI lower the price
below where II was before the trust
raised prices. March q. and keep the
price4 there until the public got its
money back. then put the. price just
where it was before the raise was
madeN he would consider SOME modifl-
cation of the sentence.
ROME, June 25.-In farm house.
lG miles from the village of Ancona,
the police last night discovered box
containing three bombs, presumably
made by anarchists. The discovery
was made just in time to prevent an
attempt on the lives of King Victor
Emanuel and Queen Helena. who were
returning from Ancona after laying
the cornerstone OF he Maggiore hos
pital. The plot was discovered
/, through an anonymous letter.
LOS ANGELES. June 25--An ex.
plosion of an automobile while run
ming at high, rate of speed caused
the machine to overturn, and Mrs. ].
y Codori, one of the occupants was
burned to death while pinned under
The blazing machine. Her husband,
also an occupant of the auto stood by
in dazed, condition. unable to save
the life of mis- wife.
Mrs. Ella May Morris of Pueblo,
Colo, was also badly injured.
The auto was in charge of N. j.
Nolan. real estate dealer. of Pasa-
dena and was returning from theater
party when the accident occurred.
NETCONG. N. j., June 25.-After
setting fire TO his sweethearts home, |
Cleveland Longccre shot and fatally
injured pretty Rose Fay Cowler, aged
10 years. and one of the most popular
young women near Amity Valley. n
j., while the Cowler home was ia
flames When he was traced as. far
as his own home. three miles away,
iongcore turned his revolver 10 MS
head and committed suicide.
Parental interference WAS the caise
of the tragedy. The young people
were To have been married within a !
week when trouble arising oser a |
piece of land, caused the girls pa
ents u forbid her seeing her suitor |
again.
Longcorc was incensed because his |
sweetheart voluntarily agreed to the !
arranppnput harp fa ,adl
and the fatal tragedy resulted
WASHINGTON June 25-Presi- |
dent Gompers of the American FEEDER |,
cation Of Labor, in an article in the |
american Federationist today ap- |
Seals TO the wage earners of the coun- |
try not TO vote for such candidates !
for reelection 10 congress who nave /,
shown their unfriendliness to the in /
terests of organized labor. He men |
tions no names.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25-Penn |
sylvania Railway officials expect to be |,
indicted when the government starts ,
suits against the Standard Oil com
pany and the railways. 1t is said .
President Cassatt himself expects an |
Indictment along with Vice President |
Thayer and Traffic Manager Johnson.
Pennsylvania officials would be sur /
prised II the recent coal investigation /
does mot cause formal charges to be |
,de against them,
sASHINGTON, June 25.-The pub !
Iic building bill was Introduced this |
Afternoon. Among the items for ad
ditional costs of public Buildings are:
Colorado Springs, Colo. 100000: Co /
lumbia and Nevada, Mo, each SOL
900 Dallas. Tex, and Denver, Colo, |
each $4,000 Fort Worth, Tex. $780, |
900; San Antonio. Tex, st50000; Ty |
Ter, Tex. $4,000,
For new buildings on sites already |
owned by the government, are the fol |
lowing amounts: York, Neb. $780, |
!, 900: Grand Island. Neb.. $4,000; |
Gonzalez Tex, 1000.
For 1'ildings and sites: lola. Kan. !
s60,ofG: Manhattan. Kan, $4,000; I
Newton Kan, $4,000: Pittsburg, |
Kan, $4,000; Carthage, Mo-, SIS ,06e r.
Cape Giredeau, Mo-. 100000; st !
Charles. Mo. 100000; Kearney. Nvb.,
S65,00O; Corsicana, Tex, $50,000; 4
Denison, Tex, $4,000; Eagles Pass, !
Tex. $4,000: San Angelo. Tex, $780,
900; Texarkana, Tex, 100000. --'.'.<
Appropriations for sites: Caf4aoil-
ton. Mo, $500; Macon. Mo-, 10000; |
Columbus, Neb,, $500; Plattsnfsuthr
Neb., $500. II
WASHINGTON, June 25.--rde fol
lowing is the schedule of important
legislation pending in congress which
may be disposed of this week:
Railroad rate bill: Passed the
senate. amended in the house, confer
ence report adopted in house; now
pending in senate.
Meat inspection measure: Passed
the senate, amended in the house
now in conference.
Pure food bill: Passed the senate,
amended in the house. returned to the
senate, where 1t is now pending.
Anti-c, mpaign contribution bill: