Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-16
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Denver, Colo, May l4.-An early
settlement of the differences between
the Denver and Rio Grande employees
and the road Is now expected. Con.
cessions have been made by both
sizes, these concessions being on good
authority, relating to the proposition
governing wages and hours by the
railroad officials and an agreement by
the employees to changes in the final
working agreement to be signed by
the two parties. The situation looked
black last night when the railroad
mems committee sent its ultimatum
to General Manager Ridgway, but to-
day the skies are clear and settle
ment Is probable.
New York. May 14.-Occupying a
royal suite on the Kaiser Wilhelm.
William Ellis Corey, president of the
steel trust and his bride sailed for
Europe, a few minutes after eight
This morning. The pair We're married
shortly after midnight this morning
at the Hotel Gotham, and with a
score OF friends had good time"
until nearly daylight Mabelle Gil
man, the bride. was congratulated by
Corey's parents, who were present.
Great crowds were at the pier to see
the steamer leave, but the Corey's
kept out of sight. They will have
their own private dining room and
apartments and will not mingle with
the thousand other passengers.
New York, May 14.-Rumors re-
peated and with greater insistance
than ever today are current in Wall
street that William Ellis Corey, presi-
dSut of the United States steel cor
poration, had offered his resignation
The rumor was so circumstantial that
the resignation had been read in a
meeting of the board of directors held
Yesterday and that it had been re-
ferred to the finance committee, which
is the real governing body of the bill
lion dollar corporation.
New York. May 1.-THE purpose of
suit for separation to be brought by
Mrs. Howard Gould, formerly Gather
inc Clemons. will be vindication for
the wife of the millionaire. it is an
nounced today. Mrs. Gould declares
thEa aspersions have been cast upon
her by members of the Gould family
and she feels that the only way to
end an unhappy situation is by trial
in court. By this means she hopes
to vindicate herself and set at rest
reports circulated. She has brought
suit for separation instead of divorce
in order to maintain her rights to
the estate of her husband and in her
claims for alimony she will demand
sum which will undoubtedly cause
vigorous fight on the part of her hus-
band. The separation of the Howard
Goulds has already become effective.
St Regis and her husband resides at
the Waldorf-Astoria.
Neither of them would discuss their
troubles today.
Teheran, May 14.--Scarcity of food
is causing frequent bread riots here
Many persons have been injured in
the fighting.
New Haven, Conn, May 14.-Elihu
( Rpot. secretary Of state, lecturing at
Yale last night, defended the use of
liberal contributions to national presi-
Dental campaigns as the greatest edu-
cation influence the world has ever
known. He declared the last cam
Eaign the expenditures we're amply
Justified by educational results on the
voters
London, May 14.-Julia A. Marlowe
and E. II. Sothern had their baptism
Of fire last night when called before
the curtain of the theater where they
are playing and hooted and 'booed." J."
The British audience resented their
realistic portrayal of Henry the VII
in an American play. This was the
first presentation of when Knight
hood Was in Flower" All went well
until the last act. The house was
well filed with an enthusiastic audi
ence. King Henry appears in the last
arch. This angered the British public.
London after booing its greatest ia,
vorites, Sothern and Marlowe bowed
and smiled sweetly during the ordeal
Rosalie, Neb.. May 14.-After hav
ing slain Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F
Copple, farmers east of here, PHILLIP
Burke, lulled their orphan baby tc
sleep, stole mule and escaped ant
dozen posses are searching for hin
today. Sheriff Young admits nothing
can prevent lynching II the brute i.
captured. The people are mad will
frenzy. The crime Is one Of horror
After killing the parents and throw
Ing their bodies where the hogs coul,
devour them, Burke returned to tn,
1honse and tenderly nursed the fright
ened children, of whom there ar,
seven. got them back to bed, prepare,
and administered food for the twins
aged 4 months, then locked them IL
the house and disappeared. Blanche
the Oldest child, is IA. When sh
crawled from the window yesterda
she discovered her father and mothe
with the hogs about them, the bodie
frighfully lacerated. the mother
head gone. She said hes father wen
out after hearing q noise, and afte
two shots, which aroused her. he