Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-18

Deisht Is. Heard, oy S. Goodrich an
George French, citizens of Arizon
VINO are here for the purpose OF OF
posing statehood. and he told then
that a mining lobby was here attempt
ing to thwart the admiDist alton
| plans.
DENVER, Jan. l6.-The followin,
circular has been ISSUED by the mo
moters of the Western Live Stool
show to be held In this CITY Jan. 2!
to Feb. 3.
One of the first things we want t,
mention in this community is tn,
hearty appreciation of the work tn,
press of the country has done In con
nection with the show. 1t is sure t,
DO great deal to further the live
stock interests of the west.
| You will note In the new list that
the prizes are very materially in
| creased by the many fine special pre-
| niums, and that few shows nave of
| iered as much money on the 'practi.
'ai utility classes-those for fat and
seeder steers, hogs and sheep.
The public may be greatly inter.
| csted in knowing that the buyers OF
| fancy, high-priced cattle in New York
and elsewhere are coming out To Den.
yer 10 try 10 bid on the offerings OF
stock offered at this stock snow. This
means that the West has changed
rom an arid country to a producer
)f fancy livestock sought by the peo.
Die of Europe and the high class trade
)f the eastern states. This feature
IN itself is looked on by many people
Is one OF the miracles OF the age.
Every effort must be put forth
aow to make the initial show a snc.
iess, and everyone connected with il
is busy"
NEW YORK. Jan. l7.-Quite a dis.
inguished party gathered a; the
.irand Central station at IL O'Clock
his morning and few minutes later
boarded special train. which whirl.
d them away to Chicago.
The train consisted of five ears.
wo sleepers. funeral car dining
'ar and an observation car The fu
ieral car carried the body of Mar
shall Field. the dead Chicago million.
lire, and the sleepers carried Mrs
Marshall Field, Mrs. Marshall Field
IT., Rober, T. Lincoln, Mr.. Fields
-wo partners. A. n. Eddy. his brother
.n-law, Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Fields private
secretary and several of the dead mil.
ilonaire's other relatives. To escape
no uyd
Holland house the party left in groups
If two and three in different carriages
DR.. Billings. who accompanied the
Darts, said that al. the people we're
n good health, including Mrs. Field
who had borne up bravely. The train
was given the right of way and reach.
ed Albany few minutes after 2 |
o'clock and will get to Chicago at
noon tomorrow.
All the retail stores in Chicago will
be closed on Friday during the fu-
neral.
Mr.. Field is known as Americas
model millionaire. His fortune is es.
timated at s150,O00.O00 His depart
ment store in Chicago does annually
business of s40.0O0.O00. Mr.. Field
was married In London about a year
ago. The death OF his son by for.
mer marriage. which occurred re
Gently, II is believed. will result in
Ill of the estate excepting half which
would 90 to Mrs. Field. being left to
his grandson. Marshall Field. third,
who is yet schoolboy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l1.-Wnen
Channcey NJ. Depew arrived in Wash.
ington this morning it was very ap-
parent to his friends that he had suf-
Tered severely from the strain caused
by the criticisms made of him. He ap-
pears but the wreck OF his former
self and his manner Is completely al
tered
He failed to recognize acquaint.
dnces upon the streets OF Washington
soon after mis- arrival and his old as
sociates profess great alarm. That
his health is falling there can he no
ioubt
He resigned this morning from
three Institutions with which he is
connected in Washington and also as
trustee OF the Union Trust company
Of New York.
Mr.. Depew took his seat In the sen
ate very quietly. received his old as
sociates coldly and is totally differ
ent man from the old-time. buoyant
Chauncey.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-Tne Ma.
tional Board Of Trade convention to-
day went on record against President
Rooseyelts rate policy. The conven-
tion recommended that whenever
federal court shall determine existing
rates excessive. the interstate com
merce committee shall have power TO
compel the substitution of reason
able minimum rate TO go into effect
within reasonable time and remain
in force one year and be subject to
revision by the federal courts.
SILyERTON, Jan. l7.-The Duran.
go mixed train. which should nave
reached Silverton at n a. IN. yester-
day did not arrive TIL s a. IN. today.
when II doubled back. Two slides
were encountered between here and
Elk Park which had 10 be shoyeletl