Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-27

lad ms eyes blown out and one hand sc
badly mangled that amputation was nee,
essary by a last today. He had put
In number o. shots and thought they
all exploded ou- just as he got back
| to the place one shot hole which had not
gone With the rest vert OF with the
above result. he was b.odglt to Tellu-
ride and placed in the hospital. His in
| Juries are not fatal.
John Peterson, while scuffling in n sa-
loon last night was thrown and sus.
ankle.
New York. June 25.- Mrs Russell Sage
| has added to her charities by giving
! $4,000 to fond and maintain the Rus-
sen sage institute of pathology as an
| adjunct OF tie New York city hospital
| and New York city hone on Blackwell $
| island. Mrs. Sdses chef pUr oose In en-
dowing the Insii ute of Pathology is that
the diseases o. Old sge can be carefully
| studied. the two Institution with more
| than 2.O00 inmates. afford tremendous op-
portunities Tor the study of nervous and
| senile diseases.
| Victoria, June 25.-Today Prince Fu-
| shimi of Japan embarked on a warsrIp
| bound for home. The warshlp Will be
met on the coast of Japan by a fleet
OF battleships and the prince will return
with much ceremony.
Rome. June 25.-The king and minis
ters have taken measures to bring the
| island of Caprera under the direct su-
pervision OF the state. Action at this
time is due to the proclamation OF the
grave OF {. G.raba'd'. whlcl has excited
| coiti out o haze for h'1 s.eomother.
| removed the body of his brother from be
side that ot Garabaldi. She applied to
the king o. $ restoration and his mai
| esty consu ed W the mini-try The
| act OF saci ese has led % g.eps for the
control of ne nllre
Lisbon, .uae 25-The throne of King
| Carlos Is totsoring and the present power
| Is likely % he swept away by the stead
| ny grow -'$ wave of DeinocraEc senti-
| ment which s. rushing ovar Portugal.
| Ihe people tlvor a rcDuoNc and the
| bungl'ng government of C.rios liz said to
be ruihs the country.
o Victoria, Let June "a pot to steal $50, :
| Ovo.OU from ne Russian government office
| at Tschita, w e the money Is kept for
enterprises a oeria has been discovered
| made tunnel 10 yards long from the
were captured.
| Denver June s5.-Up to noon today war
rants have been Issued for the following
| indicted persons. alleged fake mining pro-
| moters: ". F. McQuarry. t. A. Sand
ers, DR.. ". A. Saunders, all of Denver;
| lottery scheme. Geo. II. Rhoades of Dem
yer; alleged coal land frauds, John H.
| Sorter, Z. E. tleir Robert Forester, b.
| n: Freemar fIaax Eldredse. Durango,
| Co, Milwaukee Federal Coal and Iron
Co. Milwnu',ee; S. NJ. McMi an, Denver;
| Frank T. Foy, st. Louis; Chauncey on
1
Peter G. Sharfer, jos. II. ShsrIer. VIM
H Brooks, Bloomfield II. Brooks Robt
g. Gutshall, Aimed A. Procsor Charles
| thefets. c. ID. McPhee. John G. McGin-
nity,; =. NJ. Biggs, A T. Sullenberger. all
Denver, June 25.-This morning and yes
terday afternoon several of the Indicted
| rich men gave bonds. In most cases
| the big banks of the city became their
| surety. Charges against the Union Pa.
1 rl..-
OF conspiracy against the officials OF
| the road show theft of coal lands worth
| s6Wo.Uo; over thirty thousand acres of
land valued at million dollars are In
| volved In the charges against Colorado
Inen on indictments returned by the fed
Yeral grand Jury.
| announced by the Pacific Steam Navi-
| CATION company that there was only one
PASSENGER aboard the Santiago. which
| miles north of Corral and he was
| drowned. The only survivor was the
| fourth officer, al the rest of the crew.
| numbering ninety, and including twelve
| English officers perished. The only one
| boat launched was dashed to pieces on
the rocks after drifting several days.
Il New York, June 25.-This morning seven
italians were killed by the collapsing OF
an old tenement house in the Italian
| quarter OF the city. The dead six arc
building was being repaired when It sud
| denly collapsed and fell. The dead were
| buried under tons of debris and II was
not until hremen and volunteers had
| worked four hours that the bodies were
| recovered. George Blumenthal the con
| tractor. who had charge OF the repairs
mas been arrested charged with homicide
| washington, June 25.-In n meeting of
| the Central Labor union w. w Beattie
delegate from the Telegrapers' union
last night offered the following resolu.
mously adopted: TO the President OF
the United States-whereas, In recent
public utterances you have expressed ths
| intention OF aaging congress- To nrovid,
for the ascertainmert OF the actual phys
ical valuation of the railroads OF Ii,
country therefore be II
"Resolyet That the Cen.ral Labor un
ION OF Washington, u. c., in reguIa,
session assembled petitions you to in
Guide the ascertainment of the actua
PHYSICAL value OF teiesraphs OF the coun
try and oiher public service corpora
tons; also whether there IL a combina
| tion in restraint of trace between IN,
seiegraph con moanies in violation of tn,
| sherman antitrust act"
Denver, June 25.-That ell the railroad
OF me United States have lafn down he
! FORE the Wishes o. the people and unani
effect at once is denied by The railroa,
officials In Denver. p. s. Eustis. pas
senger and uafic manager for the Bur
| lington, who - Ia Denver on a tour n
inspection was shown the dispatch an
declared 1t erroneous. ''The cent rate
he said. will be put into effect onI
III uiose s'ates that nave adopted lay
making 1t compulsory. The agreement O
the railroads did not accept the law a
valid but viii give II a trial for ninet
days, reserVing the right to take tn
matter into court at the end OF tina
time. This Is an agreement between tn
attorneys for the states and railroads
, General Passenger Agent r. Il. Fisher @
the Colorado Southern. said today: "Yo
. | people of Colorado are not asking a
| cent rate. Raj roads are unable TO fur
y nish II In The mountain districts .
' year ago the western roads yoluntariI
| reduced their rates from 4 to cents o
: the plains, but this concession cannot b
!, made on mountain travel The countr
Is sparseiy settled and the cost of opera
| tion is gI Ite- than in thes east This
9 idle talk about all railroads adopting
| 2-cent rate IL Is impracticable In th
2 mountains. We now furnish liberal e,
cursion rates when we are sure of heav
| travel, bat ordinary business does M
o justify a reduction to cents. This quei
| ton was rol discussed by us at the NEE
Ing In Chicago and surely somethIn
Swould have come up II the western raj
oaA had l-s