Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-21

t. Az, Il %c, yer. 1t is re
has eveff Co receive Mis-
| Gilman whe,. ies to Americ
next fall as his intended wife
Washington. Mar. 1S.-Society her
and in Virginia is deeply interested Ii
dispatch from London to the effec
Miss Nora Langhorne, youngest of fiv.
handsome daughters of c. l.. Lang
horne of Albermarle county. Virginia
has captured the heart and received
an offer of the hand of Prince Franci.
Of Teck, the good looking brother o.
the princess of Wales.
New York, Mar. 1S.-With 5000
worth of jewels sewed in the lining
of their clothing, A. Preston Greene
and Charles Pierre Rohrer, two oi
Americas most famous crooks, arrived
here on the Amerika. Recovery OF
the plunder revealed the theft of over
100000 worth of gems in London and
the case is regarded by the police as
the biggest ocean capture ever chron-
lcled.
New York, Mar. 1S.-The market to-
day was a little panicky. There was
a general fall in stocks but not to an
exciting extent.
London, Mar. 1S.-The natural son
of the late king of Spain has begun
a suit for a share in the estate of
Alfonso XII. The young man is the
son of the beautiful singer, Helen
Same, with whom the late king was
infatuated and who left her and the
boy large sum which the estate di-
rectors refuse to pay over.
Denver, Mar. 1S.-The local option
bill was finally passed this morning
and sent to the governor. The ap-
bill including the appropri-
alton for normal schools at Grand
and Durango were also final
ly passed. This afternoon a final eau
Gus is being held on the railroad bill
and the measure as it came from the
house will probably pass.
New York, Mar. 1S-The New York
Herald today says Rockefeller will in
A few days make donation of $780,
200. 1000 to the poor of this city; also
that later on the oil king will astonish
The world by a donation of $3.50, ,000, 900
to the cause of charity and education.
The Herald claims to make this state
nent by authority.
Goldfeld. New, Mar. 1S.-The West
ern Federation of Miners has decided
To call out the miners at Tonopah,
where they are working with Ameri-
can Federation carpenters. This
means a shut down in that district.
Genoa, Mar. 1S.-An extensive Are
On piers here was not entirely put out
until this morning did damage to the
nmount of million and a half dollars.
Thousands of bales OF cotton were
Considerable shipping
damaged.
Madrid. Mar. 1s.-Young King Al
fonso. who has been i'll with the grip.
suffered a relapse today, but the doc
tors say it is not serious.
Telluride, Mar. 1S.-About l o'clock
this afternoon snowslide played
havoc with a portion of a Rio Grande
Southern freight train. The train was
hna
engine in front and another pushing.
After leaving Ophir Loop the front en-
gine encountered small snowslide
which 1t plowed through before stop
ping. The train stopping the train
crews boarded the rear engine and
backed to Ophir Loop for dinner.
While eating dinner a second slide
came down the hill, striking the
freight train about the center, tax
ing two cars. of lumber down the
gulch. No one was injured so far as
known.
Seattle, Washington, Mar. l9.-Last
night saw a lockout against union
labor when twenty-five members OF
the master builders association )aid
OFF their men.
The laborers thrown out of employ
ment number closse to 1000 and con-
struction work on sixty buildings is
at a standstill. The union Will prob
abby go half way in a compromise
with the master builders NOT wishing
10 see a suspension of building opera
tions.
London. Mar. 19.-The celebrated
siesmogolist, Prof. John Milne, says
today the world, which normally stead
lily experiences earthquakes, has beer
strangely ominiously quiet for forty
eight hours which suggests that some
thing very unusual is threatening.
Los Angeles. Mar. 1.-two of th'
81 900 stolen from the subtreasury IL
Chicago made their appearance her
Yesterday. One was cashed at the Firs
National bank and another offered an
refused at the Farmers and Mel
chants bank. AS soon as 1t was foun