Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-06
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Colorado Springs, Colo, June g.
The ashes of the late Mrs. Parmella
l.. Workman OF Denver were thrown
TO the winds yesterday from the top OF
Pixies peak during a heavy snow
storm. With several friends, Mrs. b.
F. House. Mrs. Wortman's daughter,
= went to the summit Of the peak, where
short service was held over the
ashes. Mrs. Workman was So years
old, and died May &c. Her last re-
quest to her daughter was that her
body be .cremated and the ashes
thrown from the top of Pixies peak.
New York, June 3.-Snow fell in
New York tonight, the flakes swirled
about the tops of skyscrapers and be-
fore dissolving added a midwinter
touch to the most remarkable June I'd
that New Workers have ever known.
Telluride, June "a man named
Eggleson, alias Chas. Johnson, was
ARRESTED here and taken back to Ou-
-4kay county where he is wanted for
stealing copper wire.
Akron, O., June 3.-Ten persons
were Injured in an elevator accident
at the plant of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company here today, the most
seriously being w. F. Stafford who
will die. The cable ropes supporting
the elevator broke, causing the car to
drop two stories.
Rome, June 3.-The American col
ony is busy today sending congratu-
lations to the embassy where son
was born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Griscom, American ambassador. This
is the first time child has been born
to an American ambassador in Italy.
Both the king and queen sent their fe-
licitations.
Denver, June 3.-Leonard Imboden
and Jas. A. Hill. convicted of wreck
ing the Denver Savings bank, will have
to serve their full penitentiary sen
tence unless the state board of par
dons acts favorably on their applica-
tion for clemency, filed some time ago.
but never pushed. In an opinion writ
ten by Justice Bailey and concurred In
by six other justices of the supreme
court the verdict of district court was
J NOUS, but a majority holds that 'ln
the opinion OF this court, the defend
ants had fair and impartial trial. and
the Judgment of the district court will
not be disturbed. It will therefore be
affirmed"
Newark, Del, June 3.-Through a
little want ad placed in Philadelphia
rln White 70 a
who lives near here, won a bride and
fortune The brides name was Smith
She was relative to late Jas. Fl
(Silent) Smith, inheriting 100000 from
his estate. Miss Smith noticed White s
advertisement for wife and liking
the tone replied. The meeting was
a case of love at first sight Whites
farm is now being improved and
frightened up while the couple are oil
their honeymoon.
New York, June 3.-Turner hall II
Newark and adjoining houses were de
stroyed by fire this morning and near
ly a dozen are dead in consequence
Three bodies have been taken from
the debris, four more are known Il
be in the ruins and several persons
are missing. The flames were discoy
cred shooting from the building jus
before dawn. Before the firemen al
rived, the three structures were
mass of flames. The janitor and fam
lily living on the top floor were seel
at window vainly imploring TO
help, the next minute they disappears
and a moment later the floor Of tn
burning building went down with
crash.
Denver, June BY a decision @
the supreme court. handed down Il
day, former Judge Moses Hallett q
the federal court must now pay $500
in back taxes to the county on MOI
eys, notes and credits for the year
OF 1897, 1898, 1899 and 1900.
Copenhagen, Denmark, June 3.-Th
most celebrated actress OF this coul
try, Cedra Krum Nathansen. was she
and killed by her husband at O fasl