Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
Annals VIGIL
GOT RESULT


attorneys in her suit for divorce. One
night in the mansion on the Avenue
Malakoff a noise awakened the coun
Tess who arose and entered her hus-
bands room. She fancied she saw
her husband in bed. Approaching,
she found the count absent and a
mannikin resembling the count occu-
pying the bed. The countess rushed
to the door leading to the hallway and
found 1t locked. She returned to her
room and, kneeling. peeped through
the keyhole. She maintained her vigil
until she saw the count emerge from
the room of one of her titled lady
guests. sneak down the hallway and
enter his bedroom.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The disas-
trous effect of the Cuban revolution
on the importation of the sugar OF
that island to United States is stated
in a bulletin issued today by the de-
partment of commerce and labor.
The imports fell in September enor-
mously Ordinarily Cuba supplied
about two-thirds of the sugar coming
into the United States from foreign
countries. but for September she sup
piled only little more than one-third.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Ger.
schunin, the famous terrorist and the
head of their fighting organization
during Sipiaguine and Plehve re-
gimes, escaped from Siberia, con-
cealed in water cask. His disap-
pearance is a serious menace to per-
sonages whose lives the terrorists are
now seeking, as he is a skilled organ
izer and one of the most remarkable
men the revolution has produced.
NEW YORK, Nov. This morn
iks six women, including the notori
Gus Emma Goldman. were arraigned
in police court as the result of sen
sational raid of anarchists in East
Fourth street during the night. The
meeting was held for the purpose OF
"overthrowing the government Miss
Goldman declared the police had
acted shamefully and that they had
beaten women with clubs as If they
were dogs and an officer threatened
to throw her over banister. Miss
Goldman was furiously angry and
created sensation in court. The
group of women were held for hold
ing an unlawful assembly.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-Beginning
To-day the weather forecasts which
will be made here this evening Gov
ering the weather of Friday and Sat
urday will be based on reports from
Russia, Siberia and Iceland as well
as the United States. Arrangements
are made with Russian and Danish
governments to cable observations at
Irkutsk, Tomsk and Ekaterinberg in
Siberia.
CONSTABLE SHOT BY MISTAKE.
NEW YORK, Nov. Lying at the
point of death in an Englewood hos
pital this morning is Constable John
lyman who was strangely shot to
death by Florence Forester last
night The girl, who is a Brooklyn
stenographer was sent here TO visit
relatives in Englewood in hopes to
recover from nervous prostration.
Arriving in town she became suddenly
queer" and began threatening peo-
pie with a pistol and walked country
ward Marshall Huyler. lyman and
others went after her. lyman seized
hekesrists and another held the girl
fast while she was struggling and
screaming. Just them an automobile
hove in sight The headlight showed
the girl evidently had been attacked
by robbers. The automobile people
girl who Immediately shot lyman ia
saly before explanations were made.
Miss Forester is quite insane today.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Nov. IA trust
TO deal in everything just created was
here incorporated with half million
dollars capital with authority to in
crease to fifty millions. 1t is called
the International Consolidated corpo-
IL, lnl 10 artt C
given the right to deal in anything
from tin can to battleship and to
establish branches all over the world.
Prominent men in this state are
named in the papers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. L. Secrc-
tary Metcalfe is here and begins his
investigation tomorrow. He says our
government considers the exclusion
of the Japanese children from san
Francisco schools one of the gravest
Importance, as the treaty with Japan
guarantees to that nation the same
consideration guaranteed the most
favored nations of the world.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1.-The large
steamer Vedamore arrived today and
reports the British steamer Mems
burned and abandoned in mid-ocean
The Vedamore picked up the crew In
boats except three who were lost.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Plans fol
the proposed giant battleship which
is to surpass the recent English mon
ster, were opened today. The vesse
stripped will cost six millions.
PRESSER, Wash, Nov. LIN
fight with robbers near here Marsha
Glover was killed. his deputy Halse!
Va mortally wounded and Sheriff
! Mcneil got shot in an arm. One o
the robbers was killed. The gang o
thieves had robbed two stores thel
fled to their rendezvous near Kenni
wick. where they proposed holding u
a Northern Pacific train and wher
the sheriff's posse found them. On
desperate was captured and one wa
killed. The others escaped. The car
tured man says his name is Rober
Layton and that his home is Florence
Colo.
EIIDORA. Iowa, Oct. 30.-All bt
cause of the thoughtlessness of 100
Iowa voters the name Of Andre'
Townsend Hisey of Tama will go o
&ho oSflrSol h,liOt For tho N0vannh he