Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-22

fOrk Episcopal convention, says that
men In holy orders who doubt the doc.
trine should leave the church.
Chancellor Won Buelow In defining
iermanys foreign relations declares
my attempts OF the powers to isolate
Germany would be peril to Europe.
Several heads of labor organiza-
ions oppose the plan of the railroads
o have wage disputes settled by ar
,itration of the interstate commerce
commission.
Governor Folk win ask the Missouri
legislature to pass drastic measures
drive away lobbyists and provid-
ng a fine and Imprisonment for vio-
ations of the act.
Attorney General Stead of Illinois
iolds that express companies are
common carriers and therefore under
he jurisdiction of the state railway
md warehouse commission.
-1ary r. Gay, aged seventeen years.
Who was married less than month
igo. has been granted a divorce at
cripple Creek from William Gay on
Divorced members of the Episcopal
;hurch will have a hard time getting
married again in Nebraska, as there
IRE but three ministers of that faith
that state who will marry them.
The finest laundry work in the
tate is done at the Brown Palace
hotel. Denver. B. Glaser is the agent
or 1t. Try it once. Hamper leaves
very Tuesday morning and gets back
Saturday evening.
Executive officials of railroads west
If Chicago decided to ask the inter
state commerce commission to be-
;ome board of arbitration for set
lement OF disputes between compan-
es and employees.
Charles w. Smith was yesterday af-
ernoon acquitted at Colorado Springs
)f the charge of numbering William c.
Cartmell. the alleged despoiler of his
iome, whom he stabbed to death in
, light in self-defense.
To foster, disseminate, and give ef-
ect to Democratic principles without
avoring any presidential candidate or
my national Issues for at least a
jear. is the purpose of the New Eng
and Democratic Progressive league,
which was found at Boston Saturday.
George Craven, boy thirteen
years old, left his home In Cham.
Daign, Ill, and came to Denver to
make his fortune, and when he has
made it he intends going back and
claiming his sweetheart. who told
him she could never marry a man
without money.
Miss Elizabeth Killingsworth Brown
of Denver. who has made consider
able money in mines. proposes to de-
vote her life to helping good and
worthy girls who are possessed OF
more than ordinary talent. She has
IN view the starting OF home for
working girls.
F. d. Day & Co., a grain and bond
commission firm. with branches In
several cities In Nebraska, South Da
I kota, Iowa and Minnesota, closed
| their doors. No statement OF assets
or liabilities has been given out, but
I
1t is understood that no heavy losses
| will result.
| A Wellman.Chicago Record-Heralt
polar expedition by airship to reaci
ne North Pole will be alone In tn,
field next year. Lieutenant Peary
having returned from the arctic. Mr.
Wellman, In an interview given be
fore he left Paris. says his hopes o
success are bright
Prosecutor at Findiey. Ohio. say
he indictment OF John ID. Rockefelle
and others on criminal charges will
be followed by prosecution OF all tn,
highest officials OF the parent Stand
ard OIL company. Three directors o
the Ohio branch now under indie,
ment are called fugitives.
The owner Of match factory a
san Antonio put his son to work II
the factory. The young man soon as
quired the habit of licking his finger
and was poisoned by the phosphorus
He became slave to the poison an
now his eyes have turned yellow an
his hair Is falling out.