Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

how many women's regulations fl
high circles of French society may b.
shattered. The countess has he
friends declare proof sufficient TO con
Wet no fewer than three correspond
ents, two of them being titled ladies
The count has been busy in othel
quarters and the heiress to the Goult
millions is mally angry.
NEW YORK. Feb. s.-There is ev
cry indication today of surrender
to the coal miners.
Wholesale desertions of btumnous
coal operators became known this
morning and II Is now said the an.
thracite operators will stand alone
against the United Mine Workers.
II this proves true the union men
will probably win out in the struggle
CHICAGO. Feb. S.-Rev. Justin
Wade. pastor OF the First Congrega-
tlonal church of Waukegan, a leader
in, social and charitable undertakings.
who was arrested yesterday on the
charge of sending obscene matter
Through the mails, leaped in front OF
fast passenger train this morning
II is thought he will recover Wade's
alleged o1ense was on the order oi
that which caused the suicide of Rev
Simmons at Peoria Tuesday. A letter
purporting to have been written by
Wade TO hoy resulted in his arrest
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Feb. S.-The
supreme court today denied rehear
ing to Johann Hocn. the polygamist
convicted of uXoricde. As the govern
or has already given Hoch two re
prieyes 1t is believed that he Will le,
the law take It's course.
Hoch was resentenced to hang Feb
23rd.
NEW. YORK, Feb. S.--very severe
declines in the stock market today
resulting from free selling. forced ev
erything down. The wheat market
however. showed an advance, owine
10 reports of increased damage b,
drontn TO the wheat crop OF India
WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Represen
tative Garden. Republican of Mich
gan. speaking on the pension bill in
troduced in the house today appropri
ating $l39,OO0.OO0 for the year, advo
Gates the service pension recommend
ed by the president. He said it would
place every honorably discharged sol
der with at least ninety days ser
vice 10 his credit on the rolls at az
amount not to exceed sl2 montaly.
TOPEKA, Kas.. Feb. S.-A. B. Eddy
of Chicago. general counsel for tho
Standard OIL company in Indiana, ano
A. L.. Evans, local legal representa-
1--WE, visited Attorney General Cole
man today and indulged in a social
chat, according to Eddy. They Went
TO see the governor. but le was alb.
sent. Eddy discussed the Rogers cast
with reporters and stated that the
Standard Oil representatives are al
all times willing to answer legitimat,
ana pertinent inquiries regarding ma
tiers in which the state or public Is
interested. but must draw the lin.
somewhere. Rogers refusal to an
swer. he declared, was based solely Oh
the grounds that the Missouri sn
preme court had tne same question
under consideration.
WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Senato,
Tillman in the senate today had
letter from Gov. Dawson of West Vir.
ginia read. 1t congratulates him on
his fight against the railway monop
oily Tillman said il the house inquiry
proved futile he would take steps to
have the senate investigate.
SlLNERTON, Feb. S-John Mulca.
ny, one OF the oldest time shoemakers
In the San Juan, among the first resi-
dents of Durango, died here this
morning of pneumonia. after a weeks
sickness. He was aged 73 years. a
native of Ireland. His wife died here
last September, and 1t is thought that
as he has patched since ne had not
taken proper care of himself and had
not had proper food
WASHINGTON, Feb. Solver
Taigny. French representative TO Ven.
ezuela, whom President Castro ex.
PEELED, visited the state department
today. and was given cordial wei
come. Development of Frances plans
against Venezuela are expected soon.
WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-The army
appropriation bill was reported to the
house today with the provision for
pay for the lieutenant general cut out.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The coal bar.
ons having agreed TO President Mitch
ellis request for a conference a meet
Ing will take place February l5. Pres
ident Wilcox, of the Delaware 4 Hud.
son company, declares today that the
anthracite miners are receiving more
than soft coal miners and that the
operators can not go beyond the pres
ent award The eight hour day can
not he conceded and the demands OF
Mr.. Mitchell and his men are looked
upon as impossible.
WILKES BARRE, Pa. Feb. 9.-The
coal miners have formulated the de.
mands that are to be made to the an.
'hracite operators at the joint confer.
ence to be held next Thursday. The
demands are as follows:
"A trade agreement with the op.
orators an eight hour day for the
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