Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-22
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

day, one of them Aage Gottlieb. a
prominent mining man, who has been
IN Silyerton and the San Juan for
more than twenty years. He died at
his own apartments ON Greene street
his morning He had been sick but
few DAYS and was thought to be
getting along an right.
GotilIcb WAS native of Denmark:
has lived in America about thirty
years. and was never married. He
leaves a brother and sister in Chicago
"ud a brother at Kansas City. The
fomains VIII probably he sent to Chi
cleo for burial.
Mr. Gottlieb owned some valuable
rining property in the Silverton dis
t'ict and had been planning for lis
extensive development He was 30
years of age.
Augustine Toniola, an Italian. who
+ was brought down from the Silver
Lake mines Tuesday, died this morn.
ing at 3 o'clock He thought he was
not seriously IN and did not call
doctor until he was gasping his last.
lie is single man, miner. VINO has
worked at The Lake for some time
he case is pronounced pneumonia.
NORWOOD, Colo. Jan. IS.-At
meeting of the city council last night
the city marshall was instructed to
stop all gambling In Norwood, There
have been no games like faro and rou-
lclte. but there has been much poker
PLAYING Norwood is the trading cen
Ter of big agricultural ana stock
growing center, about SO miles north.
west ol Telluride, and has many sub.
sHntial brick and stone buildings.
with large stocks of goods.
The matter Of closing gambling has
been under consideration for some
time, ever since non-producng and
unworthy members OF the gambling
profession began to drift in. The lid
Is on and will doubtless stay on.
PARIS, Jan. lS.-France has for
mally broken off diplomatic relations
with Venezuela. a letter mas been
sent TO recall Tiagny, the French rep
resentatiye at Caracas.
Two heavy protected cruisers are
being equipped to join the French At
lantic squadron as a result of the rup-
ture with Castro.
Mauboorgei Lhe Venezuelan consul
here, mas been officially notified to
leave France within "A hours. A con
sfitadon Of ministers has heen called
10 decide what measures should be
taken against Castro.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Friends |
Of the president in the senate held a |
conference this morning to determine
conrse on the Tillmau resolution to |
be introduced today. asking for the |
appointment % a committee to inyes
tigate The Mrs. Morris Incident The |
resolution is regarded by many as be
ing insulting to President Roosevelt !
Iillman says he would not Introduce |
the resolution If ne had not been
goaded to 1t by Senator Hale.
The Tillman resolution in the Nor
ris case was introduced and tabled by |
q vote Oh % Z. .
PHuADELs A, Jan. 1S.-While
exercises were cid throughout the |
country YESTERDAY in commemoration
ot Ben trankiiH'H anniversary. the |
grave of the philosopher and his wife |
Ia this place remained forsaken. Not
a flower or wreath was on the slab
KANSAS CiTl, Jan. 1S.-The West |
eru Retail Implement Dealers associ |
alton today elected officers and ad-
inurned. c. b. Burtes of Wateryille
kas.. is the new president.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The funeral |
1
Field arrived here shortly before noon
ana was met at the La Sale street
depot by an enormous crowd of peo-
pie The sleepers were sidetracked
aud the family allowed to move away |
quietly.
a great part ol the city is in mourn
ing for the dead millionaire. 1t is
generally believed that the city is
remembered in his will, probably 10
the extent Of about ten millions for a
museum.
The wife's share OF the estate is
known to be small. as ne gave her
s. 1000 .0ou at The time OF their marriage
IN lieu of a dover
Al the time Of the funeral tomorrow
business IN lue cry VIII plIllaHF
cease. public Offices and all the big
stores VIII be closed from noon until
after the funeral, which is to take
place at O'Clock.
TOPEKA, Kas., Jan, 1S.-Within
less than "a hours after he assaulted
l6year-ud school girl, julius Pritch
ard aged %, White, pleaded guilty
and was started for the penltentiary
this Afternoon to serve from ten 10
2 years. He accosted the girl as she
was coming from school. He offered
her a nickel to hold screen on his
house while he nailed it, lie then
dragged her into a corn field. He was
arrested on her description.
DENVER, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Gottsleben. wife of the pioneer jewel
or, Is dying at st. Joseph's hospital
this afternoon as the result of injuries
caused by being thrown from street
car TO tne pavement last evening.
Mrs. Gottsleben is Ga years old and
nu ttat account har renpvgrv ie rn-