Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-01-31

car shaft SO that they may enter the
charnal house and bring forth the
blackened and mutilated bodies OF the
/ dead .4lta 81
| There were number Of white
American miners who had taken EN-
ployment in the Inflated mine at such
recent date that their names are not
known among the other miners.
| London, Jan. 30.-Lords Charles and
Marcus Beresford left here today for
the United States where they visit to
settle the estate of their brother who
was a resident of Mexico. and who
was killed In railroad accident near
| El Paso. The dead man left for
tune OF million dollars.
Galveston, Tex. Jan. 30-Dr. Sig
| mund Weinstein. eminent scholar, kill
ed himself because his sweetheart.
Dorothy Frarklin, eloped with hand
somer man. She ran away with the
first officer of a Russian ship with
whom she and the doctor frequently
dlned. When the vessel left Dorothy
was on board.
Denver. Jan. 30--After hght on
him which has lasted some time and
In which many OF the senator's en-
gagged, Mr.. Bailey was confirmed fer
dairy commissioner by the senate to-
day.
New York, Jan. 3O.--President Jas.
J. Hill today vigorously denies that
| there is great suffering In the north
west He says 700 miles of the Great
Northern is buried under snow and
that the storms have ragged from South
Dakota to the foot OF the Rockies.
Out Of seventy-three days there have
been sixty-one days Of storm. But
still the effects have not been disAs-
trous. Notwithstanding the severity
of the winter at Devils Lake, the
storm center, they are giving balls and
dances with billiards all about them
and snow mountain high.
New York, Jan. 30.-The physician
of Hartman announces today that
] Mr.. Hartman has entirely recovered
from his recent operation and will b.
well and able to return to his once
on Monday.
New York, Jan. 30.-Presldent Jof-
fiery of the Denver Rio Grands To-
day gives out an interview in which
he says that while Gould and HArri-
/ man have had serious differences In
the past thes are now together and
their interests are not conflicting. Ths
Western Pacific will be built with its
own right of way and everything rs
quite harmonious between the two
magnates. Peace generally reisns
says MIR. Jeffery.
Washington, Jan. 30.-President
Roosevelt has summoned the Cali.
fornia delegation TO a conference late
this afternoon and while he does not
indicate what he is going to talk about,
Californians think they are to be told
of the administration plan for settling
the anti-Japanese agitation. The ex
listing japanese treaty expires March
IL. limitations have frequently bes1
made from inside administration cir
cles that the president would ind Z
solution OF the coolie question on tn
coast and that he would bring about
settlement agreeable to everybody
= wortingmen, exclusionists and the JAP
: anese themselves.
, Washington, Jan. 30.-Stirred by AZ
exodus OF thousands OF farmers int
the Canadian northwest, senators from
the states affected, today began a cam
paign against the existing homesteal
laws and their Interpretation by Prssi
, dent Roosevelt and Secretary Hitch
cock Settler and homesteader ar
treated like they intended to steal tn
q land and the regulations and red tap
, are 30 annoying that good citizens an
Q farmers are leaving for Canada, wher
Q they are welcomed.
II A group consisting OF Senator Clar
of Montana, Senator Clark OF Wyon
ing, Senator Hepburn Of Idaho. SEM
y tor Long Of Kansas. Senator CArts
Of Montana, and Senators Flint an
Perkins Of California, have united t.
Offensive operations