Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-04
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of photographing a soul and is tryinl
to obtain permission from the authori
ties in Bellevue hospital to make ex
periments there. Mr.. Price, who was
Tor forty years baritone soloist oil
Trinity church. says he has made the
subject a life study and knows the
soul has real existence. His plan
Is TO photograph the soul as 1t departs
from the body with number OF
cameras.
Shreveport, La, July HAIRY viii
liams and Miss Marie Teureau were
standing before a clergyman for the
purpose OF being married yesterday,
when it was found that Williams had
made mistake in spelling Miss Teu-
reau's name In the marriage license.
Williams took the certificate to the
clerk of the court for correction and
Miss Teureau. believing It to be an
omen of i'll luck changed her mind
When Williams returned she told him
she had decided to become the wife
of James Strothers. his rival.
Chicago, July 1.-The 2-cent fare
bill went into effect today in the state
OF Illinois and the railroads all accept
cd 1t without protest. The price of
tickets in some cases Is less than half
they have been. The interstate rate.
however, will be maintained until the
new tariff is prepared.
Rome, July 1.-Nearly all Italy is in
ha ~ ha
dean of the diplomats, Count Con
stantine Negra, who was born in 1928.
and served in the war with Austria
In 1878. was secretary of congress in
Paris in 1856; minister to Paris in
the sixties. Count Nigra and one
Der, 1870. gathered at Tuilleries to
protect Empress Bugenia who did
not leave until she was safe out OF
Paris. Nigra was appointed embassa-
dor to st. Petersburg in 1882, repre-
sented italy at he court of st. James
later. He represented his country at
the Austrian court and held that po-
sition until four years ago. He has
been ailing of late. Many messages
OF sympathy came to him, one from
the empress OF France recalling his
devotion to her thirty-seven years ago.
Washington, July 1.-The govern
ment today sent a delegation TO Ok
lahoma to investigate the recent cleo
tions there and matters of constitu-
ton. This Is done by the direction of
the president.
Paris, July 1.-The government has
forbidden the annual pilgrimage to
Lou because of the prevailing agIta-
tion In the south.
Denver, July 1.-The supreme court
today handed down two important de-
cisions. One declares the election for
the new Antonito Telephone company
for Denver void and the other declares
owners of docked horses can possess
them and drive them through the
city and state when desired.
Paris, July 1.-The newspapers are
carrying articles to show the influence
of the American colony on French so
ciety. Gaul today says society In the
capital has been SO "Americanized"
that emancipation OF young woman
from old thraldom is an accomplished
fact.
Harrodsburg. KY. July 1.-Colonel
Jack Chinn. race horse man and poll
ticial, has hled suit for $685. 900 dam
ages against a Buffalo distributor OF
pills.
The suit grows out OF the publica-
ton of a picture of the colonel and
what purported to be testimonial
from him as to the curative powers OF
the pills. in a pamphlet which was dis
tributed recently. Colonel Chinn says
In his petition that the defendant com
pany fraudulently and without his con-
sent published In the book that he had
suffered with pains and liver Illness.
and that he had been cured by the use
of the pills.
He says the publication has caused
him great mental suffering and morti-
fication, has brought him into ridicule
among those who know him and has
discredited him and disgraced him
with the people at large.
Minneapolis, July Anthony AS
pinatis. 17-year-old boy, recently ar
rived from Chicago, shot like a cata-
pult over st. Anthony's Falls at a late
hour yesterday afternoon and lived to
tell the story. The boy sat down on
a log to rest just above the falls.
Suddenly the log slid into the water.
carrying him with it. Whirling, turn
Ing, twisting, now upon the surface OF
the water, now submerged, the youth
held bravely on until he reached a
comparatively easy current, when he
swan to Spirit island.
st. Louis, July -Four hundred
journeymen plumbers went on strike
this morning because the master
plumbers refused to accede to the
demands for an increase OF wages from
S. to Sc. Nearly all the concerns
in the city employing plumbers are
affected.
Washington, July 1.--Advises from
Mexico are to the effect that when
Secretary Of State Root visits the city
he is to be received with royal splen-
dor. He will be escorted from the