Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-18
cisco with lumber.


l. struggling mob of people from al
n classes Of society ST. Georges churc
e in Hanover Square was last night tn
T. scene of the widest rioting and dis
4 order. The mob had gathered Z
( witness the marriage of Lady Mar
Hamilton. the richest woman in Eng
: land, TO the Marquis of Graham. Sol
: and heir TO the Duke of Montrose.
In their efforts to see the bride tn,
crowd almost overturned the carriag,
( in which she WIS riding and the po
: lice we're forced TO make use of thei
, bayonets before the bridal coupi,
! could reach the church.
: CHICAGO. June 15.-H II. Sapa
1iro, gaekwar of Baroda, and ais roy
al party, spent today on tour of in
= spection of the stockyards at the In
yitation of the packers The part,
then left for Colorado Springs. where
after visit of several days In the
mountains of Colorado, they will
leave for the Yellowstone park coun
try.
CHICAGO, June 15.-The federal
authorities are about 10 begin action
looking to the indictment of various
railroads for granting rebates to the
Standard Oil company. and also the
Standard OIL company for accepting
them. 1t is believed enough evidence
can be secured by the Interstate com.
merce commission to warrant the ac.
ton.
BAILYSToK. June l5.-Thirty
Jews were slain in yesterdays anti.
semitic disturbance and 100 injured
and scores Of Jewish shops and houses
plundered. Troops control the situa-
uon today. which. however, contin-
ues TO be critical Business is at n
standstill
PARIS. June 15.1sThe application
Tor a revision of the Dreyfus case
was taken up in the court of cassa.
tion today. The object of the appli.
| cants is to have the former Judgment
conviction annuled. This may be
done or MONTREAL may be ordered.
| TOPEKA, June 15.-Fire In a car
loaded with paints In the Santa Fe
yards today resulted in the death OF
| Guy Luddington, the probable fatal in.
iuring of Walter Schramm, and slight
er injuries to w W. Sneed. w. b..
| Busby, w. F. Landwehr and Gus Mil
Ter. All were members of the rail
way company's fire department who
were fighting the flames when an ex-
| plosion occurred in the car.
| LONDON, June 15.--Jay Gould to
day defeated C. Fair, the worlds
champion tennis player, in three out
of four sets.
| WASHINGTON. June 15.-The
president today nominated Church
| Howe of Nebraska, to be consul gen
eral at Montreal; A. J. Fleming OF
Missouri, to be consul general OF
Arabia, and Nicholas Schlemmer OF
Texas, to be consul at Bergf, Ger
many.
| LONDON, June 15.-Revelations
by local papers today show the Chi
cago packing house scandal TO be dup
Heated here on a smaller scale. One
large firm, in manufacturing a timed
delicaey, buys large quantities of old
canned goods and works them over
under loathsome circumstances.
Thousands of tins of putrid meat have
been seized by inspectors.
1t is also discovered that local
houses eyade the inspection and
slaughter animals unfit for food, us
ing scraps in making sausage, and
violate sanitary rules. This comes as
a great shock to those who have been
pointing the finger of scorn at Amer
lea.
| CHICAGO, June 15.-The efforts OF
Wilson Miner to effect a reconcilia-
ton with his wife, the wealthy widow
of the late Charles T. Yerkes, are be
for the young man, and the fact OF
his marrying one of the richest WON
en- in the country is evidently bring
ing Miner but small satisfaction
| Miner has arrived AT the Auditorium
| Annex with the avowed intention oil
making up with his wife. and stimuli
taneously with his arrival comes the
announcement that Mrs. Yerkes-Miz
ner has left the city. Her sudden de
parture just previous to the arrival
Of Miner has created much com
ment. Her servants profess the ut
most ignorance of Mrs. Miners
whereabouts.
| CHICAGO, June 15.-Following 3
conference of the heads OF many
western railroads comes an announce
ment of great importance to the peo
pie of the west that the Union Pacific
Southern Pacific, the Hartman lines
and the Santa Fe road will make {
general reduction of passenger ratc'
throughout the West.
In Colorado and Wyoming the new
rate is to be from three TO four cent
Ia mile and Neveda, Arizona and New
Mexico from five TO four cents a mile
Hartman is believed to be tn,
father OF the cut rate idea, the plai
not being SO much to cut rate
/ as to populate the unsettled countr!
J traversed by the different lines. Tn,
= new rates are to be permanent redtic