Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-28

been OF the black variety. which fo
the moment almost created a panic
During the last few days there ha,
been waiting line of about 5000
persons at the Academy of Medicine
at hours when vaccination was per
formed free of charge.
Doctors have been busy In al
classes of society. among prisoners in
]ails. functionaries in public admins
trations and employees In commercial
houses. The population has been thor,
oughly frightened by the smallpox
alarm. particularly at the prospect OF
catching black smalluox.
AS Is usual on such occasions, Cos.
sip says thar pretty society women re-
tuse to be vaccinated on the arm. and
hence, under most discreet conditions
and at their homes. hey submit to
me operation heing performed on the
| leg
Fomelio won the champiopshin in
the osculatory handlca, about an hour
before ho got Into police court. He
| Jumped aboard n car at High street,
took stock OF about score of women
shoppers. picked out the lilseliest look
M ones, md then proceeded to kiss
them
IL WIS all over before any of the
kissees Ind time to throw up their
guards and the count sprang from the
car. He repeated the performance on
two other cars before being arrested.
Did any OF the women object to
itY' the magistrate asked.
We'll. no, your honor, | have not
heard that they did" replied the ac-
cusing policeman.
Prisoners discharge" snapped the
magistrate. Hes probably a phllan-
thropist"
Denver. Colo, Mar. 27.-The legls-
lature this afternoon passed the anti
fusion bill. The Democratic minority
fought II bitterly all morning but the
majority pushed it through. The house
spent the day debating the insurance
hill. Many bills were killed by in
action. among them the reapportiou-
ment measure. the bill for an execu-
tive mansion and the bill to prevent
children under 16 being employed In
mines
Moscow, Mar. 27.--The famous edi-
tor OF Russld Viedmosti. DR.. Joilos,
was assa ssinated this morning by a
youth who shot the editor with n
revolver apd made bis escape. The
doctor was antas 1nistic to the terror
lists. He was q member of the first
Rusaian parliament.
Telluride. Mar. 27.-hboJt 10 o'clock
last evening S Psjai8. a hangeron
of saloon ron ai,er being ousted from |
the Metropol saloon, Finnish re-
sort, several times. returned with a |
large krife locking for a fight, The |
night barkeepe Mann Maxi, saw him |
coming In the swinging doors and |
again started to oust him when Pajari |
struck him directly over the heart |
The knife struck Maki's ribs and al |
most doubled, inflicting woun three |
inches long. The rib saved his life |
The participar are Firms and the sa-
loon has been .unulug about a year |
Maki's cor diton is net serious. Pa
iari is in jail.
Grand Islaod NIB. Mar. 27.-Orly |
by TIE hardest work OF section men |
with pumps was complete destruction |
of Burlington bridge across the Platte |
river prev Sertod last night. Warm
winds the past few days made the |
bridge as dry as tinder. 1t caught |
FIRE from sparks dropped by freight |
train. Seven twerty-foot spans were |
burned out. The Burlington trains are
being sept around by way Of Central
City today.
Pittsburg Mar 27.-The Keystone |
Express WIS derailed near here to- |
dag No one seriously hurt. The deed |
was evidently done Ey same parties |
who We ked the Chlcdso Limited last |
week The san plan was adopted
and orly III ihe train was going slow |
prevented an ay full di. s-ter.
st. Paw Mar. 27.- Northern p cifc
passenger train for Duluth which left
st. PP1l last night was wrecked at
Carlton. MINI, early today. The en-
gipe, mail. combinations cars, were de-
rallied and engineer and fireman killed.
The dead
THOMAS NJ. oUINLANs, engineer,
ST. Paul
WI LIAM MEZKoMER, fireman,
81. Paul.
New York, Mar. 27.--Ffank Trum-
lnll president of the Colorado Il
so1thern system. has Just returned
from Chicago in an opt mistic frame OF
mind over continued Prosperity OF the
vest. h said: "There are no symp-
toms OF down rade movement except
u,h a. VIII E1turally follow the cur
tailment Of Improvements by railroads
and II tho doeG not lend toe far
II mcy prove sllJtaI II mftter oil ad-
justing labor conditions. money rails
ct. " We look at cur situation In an
unruffied way we can count up nu n
her Of bleas,nEs Fo ample no rate
wars. nc rebatef, no rctaliatory ra'l
way cor friction no apprehension OF
paralysis over thousands OF miles OF
territory by ltrikes OF railroad en-
ployca becalaa rsilrJad managers Of
fer to settle upon certain figures or
arbitiatinP Mr. Trunbull said pros
poets in all the territcry G. Colorado
were nevor 80 good as now.
San Francisco, Mar. 27.-The bribe
givers of the San Francisco Gas a.
Electric company now face indl letment'
Confession has been made to the
graft prosecutors revealing some OF
| the go betweens" who handled cor
ruption fund of gas trust. His indict-
ment by the grand jury is certain. But
beyond and Above the 'go between
are men of wealth fld Prominence
| whom Investigators are roaehing for
Most prominent in these is William
| B, Bourn, millionaire clubman ana
former president OF the San Francisco
Gas 4 Electric company. He is the
one highest up" whom. the prose