Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-07-19

In returning to Siiyerton one of the
buggies was overturned, spraining {
child's ankle, but nothing serious IL
reported.
TELLURIDE, July 16.-Over 10t
Telluride people accompanied the 10
cal ball team to Montrose yesterday
and witnessed the defeat OF the
Olathe team by score of IL to a
nest of goose eggs. While Olatne
is considered to have a good team II
does not compare with the mountain
teams.
sANTE FEE, July 16.-Governor
| Hagerman has issued his proclama
| ton calling for state constitutional
convention to vote upon the proposed
state of Arizona. The governor
thinks New Mexico will vote almost
unanimous for joint statehood, al
though former Governor Otero. who
has just arrived from abroad. says he
| will work and vote against Joint
statehood upon the part of Arizona,
believing New Mexico should be ad-
mitted alone. He says today all the
coal mining camps and other big con
Germs in the territory will vote
against joint statehood.
SHOSHONE Wyo., July 16.-Reg-
istration for lands in the Shoshone
reservation began here today, also at
Lander, Thermopolis and Worland.
Large crowds are arriving. 1t is
thought fully 10000 will register.
CHICAGO, July 1.-two boys
were instantly killed. four men badly
injured and several hurt by a bolt OF
lightning which struck the Lake
Shore Drive in the climax OF terrific
storm yesterday and last night. The
North Side was completely flooded
and this morning several lake vessels
are reported damaged and missing
NEW YORK, July 16.-Following
the romantic marriage OF Mrs. Leslie
Carter Friday. her 26year-old son
Dudley announces today that he is en-.
gagged to be married TO Mary Norma
Munro, Mrs. Carriers closest friend
Young Carter said today: Mother
doesn't know word about 1t and it
will be big surprise to her"
LONDON, July 6.-Excitement
continues here over the timed food
the Britishers are eating The jam
scandal here is creating as much of
a sensation as the beef scandal in
the United States. Not only Jam but
other foods are found to be adulterat
ed and prepared in filthy surround
ings.
The inspectors reports have arous
ed the people to a state of great In
dignation.
PAOLI, Ind, July 16.-Judge Bus
kirk today upheld the demurrer filed
by Thomas Tagsart IN the French
Lick and West Baden hotels in quo
warranto proceedings resulting from
raid on gambling dens and hotels,
Taggart claimed the States petition
did not state sufficient facts to CON
stitute and show the cause of &C
ton.
LONDON, July 17-According to
The Times today Carnegie denies the
assertion of Sir Charles Upper, that
Carnegie advocated the union of Can
ada with the United States instead
of with the mother country.
Carnegie says that within the life
time of the people now on earth a
close union of 3OO,00O.0O0 English
speaking people should be accom-
plished as to international questions,
that our race will then fulfill its des-
tiny, which is decisiyely to influence
world affairs for the worlds good.
ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Circuit Attor-
ney Sager today filed suits against
ne Polar Wave and Merchant Ice
companies, alleging that the combin-
alton is in restraint of trade. as they
fix and maintain the price of ice.
Attorney Sager asks judgment OF
800 for each of the ia days the al
legged combination has existed. He
also further asks that their charters
be revoked
WASHINGTON, July ia short
age of $35, 1000 has been found in the
accounts of the late Major Bartlett,
for rs years chief disbursing officer
OF the treasury department. OF this
amount $4,000 is alleged to be due
to the misdeeds of James Boyd, who
is now being prosecuted. Bartiett's
bondsmen have been called upon to
make up $4,000 OF the amount.
NEW YORK, July 17.-Mayor
Coyne of Yonkers is planning to sup
ply artificial ice at cost to the citizens
of that place, the Ice trust having In
creased the price to 60 cents per
100 pounds.
Mount Vernon consumers having
decided to establish a cooperative
ice plant, the trust has raised the
price of ice cents per hundred.
BERLIN. July 1.-THE train bear
ing Grand Duke Vladimir from Ham.
burg to Paris was ditched by train
wreckers near Schweish, Prussia, but
the duke was uninjured. Vladimir
received threats before starting that
an attempt would be made to kill
him and he took local train instead
Of the express. His train was wreck
ed by Pile OF ties.
NEW .ORK, July 1.-THE SUI
preme court today granted the attor
neys for Harry Thaw writ of pro
hibition restraining District Attorney
Jerome and the July grand jury from
taking evidence regarding the Thaw
White murder case. Jerome Is also
cited to show why ne should not be
restrained from taking further pro