Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-14

as an absolute failure in Kansas. Mis-
souri, and Nebraska.
Warrants were issued by Justice
Rinllle for the arrest of 1877 salooy-
nten of Spokane, charged with violal.
Ing the local Sunday closing ordinanceA
Restauranteurs who conduct bars
connection with their restaurants yars3I
included.
At a conference held in Paris "
representatives of the English. Ger
man, French, Spanish and Danish
transatlantic steamship companies an
alLround advance in freight rates was
agreed upon.
Eight troops of the Second United
States cavalry crossed the Missouri
n. Forest City. S. D., and will resume
the march to Thunder Rutte Army
officers expect the campaign against
the Utes to keep them busy all win
ter
Seven armed bandits blew open the
safe in the International bank at Can
over. $. d., terrorized the town for
an hour. riddled a hotel and several
private residences with bullets. and
fi,ally escaped with $1,000. leaving no
! c,ew to their identity.
To prevent the spread of diseases
aTong school children the Mothers
| club of New Haven. Conn. has drafted
n new ordinance, which 1t requests
the city fathers to adopt. making it
necessary Tor the textbooks in every
school building to he regularly disin
fected
While playing hide-and-seek with
number of companions, George Lu.
gansky, years old, of New York,
cgawled into a box of excelsior to hide.
one of the boys saw him and set fire
to the excelsior, which blazed up
fercely. 1t was only Joke" of
course. but young Lugansky is perhaps
fatally burned.
a confirmed story with details lack
ing has been received here OF a ter
rife powder explosion near Nocazam,
hrz.. when ten men, probably most of
them Mexcans, were killed. The pow
de: that exploded was in two cars
The men killed were employees of the
Montezuma Copper company, a Phelps
Dodge concern
II a fit of dependency John l.ectat.
brickmaker. employed near Imperial.
Pa. blew himself to atoms. Waiting
| until all other occupants of the house
had left, he placed stick of jyna
mite. to which he had attached a slow
fuse, under his bed lay down and
cody awaited the explosion
The national purity congress adopt
eG a platform oi resolutions which
called forth several heated debates
The resolutions dealt generally with
| problems of sex, calling. among other
things, for laws inhictlng more severe
penalties on coup.cs who register false
| ly at hotels as man and wife and for
the suppression of stories of an i'm
moral nature.
The body of Gustave Lehman, sr-
millionaire merchant of New Or
leans, who drowned himself eight daLD
ago because OF worry following the
action of Mrs. Helen Florence Hahn
Lehman of Chicago of bringing suit
| fer 100000 against the merchant for
| spiriting her husband, Joseph Leh
mann. out of the country in an effort
to break the marriage, was found in
tho Mississippi river Lehman car
ried 100000 life insurance.
a fire in the Sioux City Journal
| building caused a loss estimated at
btween s55,0O0 and $4,000. with s53.-
o0O insurance. The blaze started in
the mailing room in the basement and
i before it was eNtnguished it had en-
| tirely cripple the printing equipment
| Including the presses and linotype ma
chimes. The front part of the building
! including the editorial rooms and bust
ness Offices We're saved, as We're also
the files of the paper since 1870. The
Tribune management Immediately ten
dered the use of its plant and the Jour
nal will be issued from the Tribune
plant until its own plant can be re
stored.
Jack Burch, a well known resident
of Los Animas county. died at his
ranch from injuries received week
ago. He left the town of Berwind with
considerable money on his person and
was found next day by the roadside
unconscious, the supposed victim of
robbers. He never regained conscious
ness.
John Anderson. negro miner liv-
ing at Papetown. near Colorado
Springs, was perhaps fatally shot by
an Italian boy who was shooting the
heads from chickens with a revolver.
The bullet struck stone and glanced.
striking the negro in the lower part
OF the body and inhicting a severe
wound.
j. b. Arlington, teacher IN the
Mesa district eight miles from Steam
boat Springs, is alleged to have as
saulted an eightyear-old girl. whose