Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-08
CONDENSED NEWS.
The Southern Pacific wants 5,oot

The Southern Pacific wants 5000
laborers.
New York Central lines have di.
rected all their freight agents to cease
soliciting business and hunt for cars.
Formal charges. accusing him of
heresy. are filed against Rev George
C. Cox of Clifton, a Cincinnati sub
urb.
The Hotel Franchise, a large estab-
lishment and the only big Spanish
commercial house at Tangier, burned
the other night.
Thousands OF Russian voters are ex.
cluded from the registration lists for
the coming parliamentary elections
under the senate ruling Of October 20.
Eben Smith. the mining millionaire
died yesterday in Denver. He was
seventy-five years old. He has made
his home in Los Angeles the last few
years.
The insurance rate situation in the
West is considerably unsettled and
agents report that many companies
are shading rates or writing at old
figures.
An engineer on the Baltimore T.
Ohio at Akron. o., Andrew Mcintosh.
found an internal machine in his tool
box and had narrow escape from
being blown up.
William f. Curtis writes on the diff
ficulties attending efforts TO get old
fashioned English dinners In British
inns. Most OF the older taverns are
presided over by foreigners.
Mrs. Sage has doubled the salaries
Of all the old clerks who were em-
ployed by her husband before he
died They are probably ready to
agree with Uncle joe now concern
Ing the prevalence OF prosperity.
William K. Curtis In writing of Ok
ford University tells how the great
English University, while admitting
women to many courses the same as
men, denies them degrees or the right
TO graduate.
Thomas Gallagher. former member
OF the board of education in New
York, attacks the Hearst League and
"Czolgosz, not Independence in
addressing a West Side audience.
The rescued members OF the crew
of the British steamer Nemea. from
st. Johns. N. b.. October l6. which
was abandoned on fire Off the Irish
British steamer vedamore from Balti.
more.
The pasha In command OF the Mo
roccan forces has concentrated all the
available troops about his residence
to insure his personal safety. The
| protested against the insufficiency oi
| the measures adopted for the safety
! OF the foreigners.
Senator Dubois OF Idaho Is credited
with springing a plan for the disfran
chlsing OF Mormons In his state. The
plan is to challenge every Mormon
voter on the grounds that the church
| teaches polygamy. It is said thai
many have failed to register for feai
OF being challenged.
A large number OF farmers living II
the Salt Lake valley have beer
awarded damages against the Ameri
can Smelling and Refining compan,
tor loss Of crops onaccount of the
fumes from the smelter. The judg
| ment provides for abatement Of thu
nuisance.
An echo OF the past semi-profes
| sional baseball season In Chicago re
sounded the other day when PresI
dent Johnson OF the American League
announced that the national commits
sion had fined Pitcher Lindaman o
the Boston Nationals 800 for pitch
Ing a Sunday game for Callahan's Lo
gan Square team. which is considered
In the light Of an outlaw organization
Los Angeles business men who re
side In Pasadena have petItioned tn
Huntington management to take tn
seats out Of the Pasadena carr alta