Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-08

to S565,000, which adds about half
about two-tenths of l per cent. The
cost includes the salaries of an out.
door stan of Si3 men and women.
Denver. Aug. 7.-SurvivIng her
preacher husband by less than nine
years, Louise Lyons Reed widow OF
Myron w Reed. died last night. She
had been suffering from illness for
two years, spending most of the time
in q hospital at Boulder.
Two weeks ago she came to Denver.
Death. although not unexpected. came
suddenly. Mrs Reed was sixty years
old and Until few years ago was
hale and hearty. Since the death of
her husband she has lived quiet
life.
New York, Aug. 7.-valnly seeking
reconciliation with his wife, who had
left him because of his habits, Victor
Linde, a young man, fired four shots
at Mrs. Linde early today upon the
roof of her fathers home, West Ninety
sixth street. Llnde fled TO the cellar
of an adjoining house, where he com
mitted suicide by hanging, The WON
an was removed to the hospital In a
serious condition
Berlin, Aug. Miss Katherine Ed
dy of Chicago. sister of Spencer Eddy,
secretary of the American embassy
here, and Senator Albert j. Beveridge
of Indiana, were married here today
The civil rite, according to German
requirements took place In the reg.
istrars Office al noon and the religious
ceremony which took place half an
hour later ut the American embassy.
technically within American jurisdic.
tion, was performed by the Rev. DIR.
Thomas C. Hall, professor of theology
at the Union Theological seminary,
formerly pastor of the Fourth Pres
byterian church. Chicago.
Silverton, Aug. 7.-All that has been
said OF the Carbon Lake mine in the
iN'u mouH,aiu uihIict, vi WHICH NJ. L.
| Chestnut Is manager, can be verified
| and much more. A little over week
ago the mine shipped three cars of
ore, one to the Ross smelter in this
| place. one to the smelter at Durango
and the third to the Colorado a. Ohio
plant Mt Salida. Returns have been
tAl
| $500, the ore running over 20 per
cent pure copper. At the present time
there are 1890 tons of the same char
| acter of ore In the ore bins and dump
which will be shipped as rapidly as
possible. This makes the Carbon Lake
one of the most promising properties
in the district.
Washington, Aug. THE depart
ment of justice officials, while proud
OF the exploit of ining the Standard
OIL company $29,O00.oOO is disposed
to make the point that the story has
not been all told yet. The department,
according to intimatlons here, does not
'''N'''' ~ ''pP Hisi' II mas biabpiffh
the whole gigantic monopoly"
Nv York, Aug. 7.-Explorer Peary
Is here today putting the finishing
touches to the Roosevelt. He expects
10 sail tomorrow on his trip to the
north pole.
Winchester, Vermont, Aug. IA log
placed over roadway wrecked an
automobile in which Miss May Bush
nell, % years OF age, and Jacquelin
iiardesty were riding last night. Miss
Bushnell was thrown out and her skull
fractured. She died this morning.
New York, Aug. 7.-Crmes against
women and little girls were committed
In several parts of Manhattan, Brook
lyn and Queens, and In a number of
instances summary punishment was
visited upon the offenders by mobs OF
men and women. In two cases the
mothers OF the little girls led the
vengeance-seeking mobs, and the ac-
| cused men narrowly escaped with
their lives. Only police Interference
| OF the most energetic kind saved them.
Denver, Aug. Word Is expected
from Washington, ID. c., today that
| Martin A. Knapp, chairman OF the In
terstate commerce commission, and
Charles p. Neill, commissioner OF la
Dor. will come 10 Denver To try to end
the strike OF the switchmen and train
men employed on the Colorado &
Southern in Colorado, Wyoming and
New Mexico.
Very little progress has been made
toward settlement BY wire. +. IL.
Morrissey. grand master of the Broth
erhood OF Railway Trainmen, says this
method is not satisfactory ana II is
doubtful If the peace commissioners
can do much good unless they are
here in person. Several strike break
ers arrived this morning a number
OF freight trains were sent out.
Cleveland, Aug. THAT John ID.
Rockefeller Will live to be more than
"a years old is the prediction OF DR..