Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-30

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affldavits. The court is asked to dis.
solve the company's charter and sp.
point trustees for the creditors. The
proceedings acted on the informal ation
that the company Is party to an
antitrust agreement to control the
production of oil and gas
| CHICAGO. April 2S.--If the pro-
gram arranged this morning Is car
ried out there will be lively doinss at
Zion City tomorrow. John Alexander
Dowie proposes to take his reconcil-
ed wife, go to the Tabernacle and
from the platform there tell the thou
sands OF his former followers that he
has beon misiudged and caluminated
declared from the platform that he
was perjurer, scoundrel and poly.
gamist and everything that is bad.
His wife promises tomorrow to
stand at his side. In full view of the
same audience and answer the ques.
tons that ne will put to her. which,
1t is said. will he something on this
order: Have I ever been other than
kind, true and faithful husband to
your" and she promises to reply,
NO"
After all the things which she has
said against her husband she Ia to
declare they are ali lies and to pro
nounce him now the best ever.
Providing the strength OF the aged
prophet" will permit. the Invasion OF
the hostile city once ruled by him, he
will make his spectacular speech At
2:30 In the afternoon.
WASHINGTON. April 28.-Repre-
sentative Foss OF the committee on
naval affairs. reported to the house
today bill for one first class battle
ship carrying as heavy armor and
powerful armament as any vessel OF
its class; to have the highest prsc-
ucable speed. the greatest practicable
radius of action, and to cost exclus-
i've OF armor and armament not over
$6,000,000.
CHICAGO. April 28.-Thirty-one Ad-
ditional indictments charging forgery
and embezzlement were returned to-
day against John Cook. former circuit
clerk, recently sent to prison for
frauds In office.
SILVEHToN. April 2s.--Rain and
snow with clustering winds character.
ize the weather at Silverton today
Trafiic is not disturbed. however. and
everything Is moving along nil right
NAPLES. April 2s.-As the result
OF dispatches received here by King
Edward from the home government
regarding the crisis with Turkey aris-
Ing over the occupation OF Tabah by
Turkish troops. the British monarch
has decided to hurry back to London.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.--The sen
ate expects to begin the consideration
of the amended railroad bill Wednes-
day and Thursday OF next week. The
speeches will be limited to 10 min
utes each. but 1t is expected to con-
sumo the balance OF the week, how
ever. Beginning Monday Senator
TilIman says he will keep the bill
continuously before the senate.
NEW YORK, April 28.-Stocks con-
tinue to decline on the market here.
Today they declined below last
months lowest. Northern Pacic
dropped half dozen points which.
with the dozen points 1t fell yestsr-
day has caused much excitement
Prices generally have declined and
they closed the market at noon.
WOODBURY., Ore. April 2s.-
Frank Smith, the alleged slayer OF
Policeman HanIon OF Oregon City,
made dash from a clump Of bushes
in which he was hiding upon 4 posse
pursuing him early this morning.
driving them back, and wounding
Captain Henderson, militiaman and
Sheriff Shaver. Smith escaped IN
harmed.
WILKES BARRE, Pa. April 2s.--
President John Mitchell, after recelv-
ing the last formal reply of the an
thracite operators declining a settle
ment. issued a statement saying he
could not forecast the outcome.
. ATHENS. April 28.-Mart q
., Sheridan. of the Irish-Ameri- q
g ran Athletic club OF New York 9
. today won the weight-putting q
q, contest. q
DENVER. April 2s.--The arrival OF
San Francisco refugees continues.
Between darkness and dawn there
were 600 arrived and nearly = thou
sand will be here before night.
Everybody is giving food and raj
ment.
Citizens OF Denver are sending
cooked food by the wagon-load, aud
money and clothing in great abund-
ance. Some of the people are given
little money to help on their way
and there have been many scenes
where men once wealthy cry when
given a half dollar by the committee
on relief. They all have friends
somewhere In the East where they
are going and the railroads are NOV.
ing them along as fast IS possible.
This is the first place where the
refugees have been fitted out with
everything they need.
. NEW ORLEANS, Apil 3s.- 9
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