Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-25

Edgar alleges that on April Il, so 90,
sacks of -four were sent for the relic
of the sufferers and was sold by Gen
eral Greeley, U. S. A., to the higaes
bidder. 1t was sold at great sacri
nee and against the protest of ever,
: citizen OF Minneapolis who had help
ed to pay for the shipments.
NEW YORK, June 22-Charles NJ
Schwab, the steel magnate. arrived
here today on board the Deutchlnnd
after an absence of three months. II,
is highly indignant over stories teIe
graphed from Monte Carlo that ne
lost heavily while gambling at that
resort. Questioned MS to the truth OF
the statement, the millionaire re
pied Tell those VINO started such
report to go to h" Schwab re.
fused also to discuss the report that
he is candidate for United States
senator from Nevada.
TRONDHJEM, Norway, June 22.-
King Haakon VII. was formally
crowned king of Norway in the
Trondhjem cathedral amid scenes of
simplicity and the cheers of many
thousands of patriotic citizens. FIJI
teen hundred Norwegian. Americans
attended the celebration and every
royal house in Europe was represent
ed with the exception OF Sweden. The
royal couple drove to the cathedral in
| black and gold coach drawn by four
horses. preceded by four carriages of
| two horses, each containing officials.
| Three bishops and 90 ministers await.
| ed the king and queen and escorted
| them to the throne, which was decor.
ated In red velvet and embroidered
gold
Twenty-seven hundred invited
guests rose until the royal couple
were seated and after the religious
ceremony the king was annointed,
the state symbols-crown, scepter and
| orb OF state and an unsheathed sword
, were handed him by his ministers.
The coronation OF the queen was
the same excepting that the sword
was not given her.
SILVERTON, June 22.--Tne men
employed on the Gold King mine to
the number of about 100, walked out
this morning, alleging poor grub and
bad water. 1t IL said the men have
no other grievance. 1t is believed the
matter will be amicably settled and
the men return to work tomorrow.
LATER--The men return to work
in the morning with new foreman
in charge. The trouble Is alleged to
DO largely due to "ribbing."
DENVER, June 22.-Ieonard I'm
boden and James A. Hill former Off
cials of the defunct Denver Savings
bank, now serving nine-year SEN
| tence In the penitentiary, were
brought to Denver last night to tes-
tify in suit concerning some OF the
property OF the bank.
Both men look very much improved
in health by their terms In prison
and are rapidly putting on flesh.
CHICAGO, June 22.--Richard Ivens.
the confessed murderer OF Mrs. Bes.
sic Hollister, was hanged at HOB
o'clock this morning after every eff
fort had been made to secure official
elemency for the prisoner.
Yesterday the supreme court de.
clined to grant writ Of supercedeas
and last night Governor Deneen de
clined to interfere.
Ivens assaulted and killed the wo
man on tue night Of January ~ near
her home, the murder being one of
| the most cruel on record In Chicago
| WASHINGTON. June 23.-The pos
| sibility of John d. Rockefeller him
| self being made defendant In Grim
| inal proceedings as the result OF
President Roosevelt's latest order to
Attorney General Moody to go after
| Illegal combinations between corpor
ations and especially the Standard
OIL company and the railroads Is be
| Ing discussed. IF the evidence col
| Iected by Commissioner Garfield and
agents of the department of Justice Is
what 1t is said to be, not only will
| the railroads be prosecuted. but off,
GERS of the Standard Oil company
stand chance OF facing jail sen
tence for violating federal statutes.
The administration has decided to
| take hold of rebate matters and pros,
ecutions will be begun upon a broad
basis under the Elkins and antl-con.
| spiracy laws. 1t will involve much
hard work by the department OF jus
tice and the expenditure of a large
/ sum OF money
NEW YORK, June 23.-"Make hay
while the sun Shines" is the latest
motto to be adopted by the Standard
Oil company. and In view of the fact
that the free alcohol bill goes into
effect Jan. l, 1907. the great trust pro
poses to put up the price of all grades
OF oil and use the intervening time to
lay up little something against a
rainy day. The price of coal oil was
advanced today and cents gal
lon. the second advence In week
and other grades have been avanced
in a like manner.
KANSAS CITY. June 23.--Lasi
nights rain storm was general In
the western Mississippi valley. and
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