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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
TELEGRAPH NEWS.


Washington, May 24.-The president
today had another long conference
with the leading members of the in
terstate commission and learned from
them that while grave evils had been
discovered which will warrant the en-
actment of laws to prevent their re-
currence in the manipulation of the
Hartman roads and interests no law
had been broken by that railroad king
in his financial operation, so that Mr..
Hartman is likely TO go free after
all. The commission told the presi-
dent they would have their report
ready by July LIST and would simply
put the fact as CLEANED by them In
the investigation and submit them to
the attorney general for his consid-
Grafton.
Washington, May 24.-Amazing rev.
Citations of a conspiracy to defraud
the United States of millions of dol
lars worth Of mineral and timber
lands will be laid before the grand
juries of half dozen states within
few days.
The frauds will involve in criminal
charges the names of men high in
business and political circles, lnclud-
| ing one United States senator, one
| former United States senator, man
| reputed to be the wealtbiest men in
! the world, railroad man who is
| known from the Atlantic to the Pa
| clfic, two of the wealthiest lumber
| barons In the United States. These
| men. whose names for obvious rea-
sons, cannot be made public before the
| grand jury acts, 1t Is declared here
will surely be indicted by evidence
which is now in the hands OF United
| States district attorneys OF half
dozen western cities. These frauds,
1t is declared in an official quarter.
extend into number of states. in
Guiding California, Colorado, Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Mime
sofa and the Dakotas.
Sllverton, May 24.-Durlng the trial
Edward Hustad, who conducts rou-
lette wheel in one of the saloons
testified that gambling was going on
in Silyerton and that he was engaged
In the BUSINESS. This information
coming direct to the knowledge of the
court Judge Pike ordered that the
district attorney file Information
against him. This was done and the
man plead guilty and was fined $20t
and costs.
It is rumored additional informa
lions will be filed.
The case of Grange has been con
tlnued to the December term of cour
and In the meantime the young maj
will be out on 5000 bonds.
. New York, May 24.-Lulu Glasser
} the actress, was married today In tn
r | Little Church Around the Corner u
: Ralph Hertz, London player OF III
3 tie prominence but OF whom she ha
: been fond for a long time. Mis-
n Glasser, who Is rich. says today
l. event explains why she refused t
marry the famous Italian, Sig. Ma
# conf or young Mr.. McC Cormack. Sa
i Lake millionaire.
3 Pueblo. May 2t.-The district coul
e today is listening to the closln
" speeches Of the counsel IN case I
l. Antonio Demento, charged with mu
N derlng vlncenzo Fazie. The case wi
go to Jury late this afternoon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Deadwood. S. D., May 24.-The
Iiomestake Mining company complet-
ed the task OF flooding the workings
containing over 6,S00,000 cubic feet,
TO the 800 foot level, and 600 of the
900 stamps commenced dropping in
the mills. The unwatering began last
night 1t required but thirty days to
ill the big mine. an unusally quick
time.
Boise. May 24.-Of the sixty tales
men summoned under the new venire
forty-four awaited examination for
qualification as jurymen when the
court opened this morning for the
eleventh day OF the trial of William
ID. Haywood, charged with the muir
der of former Governor Frank Steun-
enberg.
Henry Curtis, the tenth talesman
called, was the first of the new We
nire to make anything like n stand
under the questioning of the prose
cution.
Kansas City, May 24.-The report
reaches here today that cyclone Wis
tied Snyder. Okla, this morning and
that fifty people were killed. The
news come indirectly, Snyder being
shut on by wire with the outside
world, all the wires being down. Sny-
der Is town OF about 1000 persons
upon the st. Louis and San Francisco
| railroad In Kiowa county, southwest
| ern Oklahoma. In May, 1905. Snyder
was struck by tornado and almost
completely wiped out OF existence,
over fifty persons being killed and
| many injured.
Golden. Colo, May 24.-Despite un.
| pleasant weather large attendance
| from Denver and other parts OF the
state were present today at the com
menecement exercises OF the Colorado
State School of Mines. The services
were OF unusual interest. The grad
uating class numbered thirty-five, one
school. Two of the graduates received
unprecedented honors, being given two
degrees, that Of metalurgy and mining.
This never happened before in the
school OF mines. The boys thus honor
ed were j. lansing White OF Denver
and Roy Emmens of Victor.
I'VE condemn the conventiouallsm
of American women. Clothes are won.
ans bondage. They have made her
conventional from the beginning.
"As girl couldn't drive n wagon
climb trees and do tne things my
brother did because I would tear my
clothes. A woman spends so much
time and energy In dressing that she
doesn't have either for anything else
Neither would a man II he had tc
: fix up as we do.
"Why, the only reason man buys sc
: many fine clothes for women is be
cause he knows they win keep he
down. But they won't The workini
women and Independent women will
!, solve the question here. for the work
. ing men are all with us. They know
D that the person who works should sc
? pay"
5 Mrs. Roses remarks were hearth
3 applauded.
s London. May 25.-Madame Melb,
o although she has appeared once I
r opera despite the chill she took q
Il Cherbourg when landing from tn
United States. was today Obliged |
t cancel her engagements.
& Denver, May 25.-Patrick Marti
If the marvel OF surgeons and ma
r who attracted worldwide attentlc
II eighteen month ago. when he wake
about for nearly week with tv
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

AFFAIRS
In Denver Will Receive
Thorough Inves-
tigation

Denver. May 25.-As result OF
charges made by the employees against
me officials of the Denver postoffice.
ma counted charges made by officials
against certain employees the postof-
nee department has ordered thor.
ough investigation of the affairs at
the Denver office Two postoffce in-
7pectors reached Denver two weeks
hgo, and have been quietly conducting
an investigation which may result In
several removals, including one or
TWO heads OF departments.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
YOUNG MAN CALLED TO IMPORT
ANT PASToRATE.

Denver. May 23.-The Republican
today has Boston special which says:
"A unanimous call has been extend
ed to Ferdinand f, Peterson of Du-
range. Colo, who graduates this June
at the Newton Theological institution.
to fill the pastorate vacated by Rev.
Maurice A. Levy. by the First Baptist
church OF Medford. Mr.. Peterson is
young man of scholarly attainments
and graduate OF Ottawa university.
with the bachelor of arts degree. He
VIII receive the bachelor of divinity
degree next month from the divinity
school,"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Chicago, May 23.-Fraud and false
pretenses is alleged to underlie the
transfer of the Jennings Day and
Night bank from its projectors to the
present head of the Jennings Real
Estate. Loan and Trust company.
Charles Fl. Wilcox, now the head
of the concern. declares that Elliott
Jennings, the founder of the bank.
knowingly made false statements to
lin regarding the value, assets and
liabilities of the company when he
purchased 1901 shares of stock from
Jennings. He finds today that Jen-
nings skipped and the concern Is not
worth half what Wilcox paid for it.
London, May 23.-The Tribune car
ries an interview with Enrico Caruso,
the italian tenor, who confirms Di-
rector Conried's statement that Ca
russo entered into four year contract
with Conried to sing for him at an
annual salary of 100000 per year.
Caruso agrees to be at Conried's dis
posal for nine months of each year
and to sing nine times each month
ToI CNCiy eiihS hC apPCdio oNci h'h
each month Caruso win be paid an
extra $4,000.
st. Petersburg, May 23.-The Novoe
Vreyma says today that letters have
been found which show that American
anarchists were in the plot against
the czar and that they gained places
of employment In the palace and 1t
was their object to make one tremen-
dous explosion involving not only the
czar and his family but the inmates
of the palace.
New York, May 23.-The only de-
velopment in the Gould divorce case
today is the disappearance of Detec-
tive Frank Peabody, following the dis
covery of the evidence that he had
been looking up the evidence on behalf
OF Howard Gould on orders of former
Police Inspector William Mclaughlin,
Charges are being drawn up against
Mclaughlin that not only include the
Gould conspiracy, but six other mat
ters also, referred to as police plots.
Washington. May 23.-Mrs. Isabella
E. Case, who attracted some attention
as the woman in blue" who tried tc
see the president at Oyster Bay las'
summer, and who since sought tt
see the president was taken into Gus
tody here on a charge of insanity ant
detained at the house of detention
pending an examination. She Is Al
years old.
Chicago. May 23.-The arrest OF IA
year-old boy in Evanston today 70
stealing cocaine barred a story how al
entire family. composed of father
mother and five children had falle
victims of the drug. The father, Dl
Wilibald Doser, once a prominent phi,
scian at Crosse Point. committed su
eide six week ago because he coul
is now maid in home of DIR. Anderson
The habit Is said to have dragge
the family from affluence to abjet
poverty.
Los Angeles. May 23.-Telegram
from Kentucky today apprised the re
atives of Mrs. Carrie B. Tufrree.
years old and owner OF a half millio
dollar orange grove AT fidcehtia an
much other property. that she WI
married to her hired hand. Matt Pit
man. and is in Kentucky on the hone
moon. Mrs. Tuffree-Pittsman hi
eight children. one Of whom is Il
wife OF Pittsman's brother. Thus MI
Carrie B. Pittman IL q sister-in-la
OF her own daughter.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
CONFESSIONS OF ooDD oAsroN

Topeka Capital.
| have noticed that while woman
often thinks her husband liar, she
always believes what the fortune-tell-
er tells her.
One of my regrets is that have
always had to work so hard making
a living that my dogs were mover very
well trained.
have had my share of trouble,
but worrying over the safety OF a fur.
lined overcoat was never q part cf It.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
COLORADO PARAGRAPHS.

TWO heads OF departments.
COLORADO PARAGRAPHS.
Aspen society is excited over an
elopement.
Canon City Is investigating the aues-
tion OF boring arteslan wells to supply
the city with pure water.
Work has been commenced on the
construction of the new $4,000 gym.
nasium OF the Golden School of Mines.
II. j. Bostwick was yesterday ap-
pointed postmaster OF Pagosa Springs
over the present encumbent Mr.. Mar
tInez.
A vein OF gold ore two feet thick
Is reported from Bangs canon. about
twenty-five miles south OF Grand juno
tion' The ore Is worth about $40 a
ton.
The citizens In and around Holly
got out their shot guns the other
day and went on a rabbit roundup.
About 200 OF the pests were put out
of the way.
The Cymrodorons, Welsh society.
are preparing to hold monster pic-
nc at Palmer lake In the near future.
fhey are making arrangements to en-
tertain 1000 people.
The district attorney Is investigat-
Ing charges that Sheriff Won Publ OF
Teiier county is protecting gambling.
No action has been definitely deter.
mined upon.
All efforts to recover the body OF
Walter Cary. who was drowned In the
fampa river near Steamboat Springs.
while crossing In ferry boat. have
been unsuccessful.
Gov. Buchtel has approved the pa
role for e. NJ. Johnson, the Fidelity
wrecker. This is wrong Johnson
should be in for life. We have no
use for men of his character.
Maggie Pabth. 13-year-old girl OF
Aspen, while playing with railroad
torpedo she had found. exploded the
torpedo. which tore a hole four inches
deep In her right thigh. The leg
may have to be amputated.
For making uncomplimentary re-
marks about the young bride of Chas.
Proctor OF Steamboat Springs, Joseph
Bradford was shot and seriously
wounded by Proctor. Too bad he did
not make a better job of 1t.
! One hundred and fifty Moki Indians
from Arizona are now employed in
the beet fields OF the Arkansas valley.
They do the thinning and hoeing for
SIG, while the Japs and Russians will
not do II for less than $50
Information has been fled In the
county court OF Pueblo county against
certain Junk dealers charging them
with contributing to juvenile delin-
quency by encouraging young boys to
steal junk and bring 1t to them.
t The case OF State Va Tony Cen
ira, arrested on charge OF stealing
& ore from the Gold King mine. above
Silverton, was not tried this week at
Silverton as scheduled, Tony having
[ pulled out for parts unknown. leaving
a his bondsmen In the lurch for 81 900
The day following their marriage q
Trinidad husband commanded his wife
to go forth and earn the wherewitha
by which he could live life OF ease
The woman stood 1t for nearly tw,
n years and then applied to the court
g for her release. She got It.
Il want good care taken Of my pony
70 Mollie. and do not want her to b
" ever used as long az she lives" i
y these words Mrs. Lucy Chapman. .
Otis. Colo. woman, conferred retir,
O. ment from active service and pei
IT sion at full pay upon her horse whs
IT, she made her will.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

Work has been commenced on the
construction of the new $4,000 gym
nasium Of the Golden School of Mines.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

II. j. Bostwick was yesterday ap-
pointed postmaster OF Pagosa Springs
over the present encumbent, Mr.. Mar
tinez.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

Canon City is investigating the ques-
lion OF boring arteslan wells to supply
the city with pure water.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Chicago News.
woman is mighty proud OF her
husband when he is invited to a pub
lie dinner and pays ten dollars for 1t.
You cant fool some of the people
any of the time.
Chronic kickers soon develop a
whine that won't wear off.
Speaking OF shade trees-most fam.
lily trees are more or less shady.
A quiet wedding Is but curtain
raiser for n strenuous afterpart.
The wife of the good baker seldom
has cause to regret her marriage to n
loafer.
Our idea Of speaking likeness of
woman is a moving picture showing
ner chin In action.
A sTATEsMAN's ADVICE.
London Tit Bits.
Many years ago the late Sir John
Macdonald, premier OF Canada, was
present mt public dinner, at which
he was expected to deliver rather
important speech. In the conviYial-
tty of the occasion he forgot the more
serious duty OF the evening, and when,
at late hour. he rose, his speech
was by no means so luminous as 1t
might have been. The reporter, know
ing that 1t would not do to print his
notes as they stood, called on Sir John
the next day and told him that he
was not quite sure of having secured
an accurate report. He was invited
to read over his notes, but he had
not got far when Sir John interrupted
him with, THAT Is not what | said"
There was pause, and Sir John
continued: Let me repeate my re.
marks" He then walked up and down
the room and delivered n most impress.
sive speech in the hearing of the
amused reporter who took down every
word as 1t fell from his lips. Having
thanked Sir John for his courtesy he
was taking his leave, when he was
recalled to receive this admonition:
Young man, allow me to give you
this word of advice-neyer again at
tempt to report public speaker when
you are drunk"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

Aspen society is excited over an
elopement.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

A vein OF gold ore two feet thick
IL reported from Bangs canon, about
twenty-five miles south Of Grand juno
lon. The ore is worth about $40 a
ton.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

Il want good care taken Of my pony,
Mollie. and do not want her to be
ever used as long az she lives" In
these words Mrs. Lucy Chapman. an
Otis. Colo, woman. conferred retire
ment from active service and q psn-
sion at full pay upon her horse when
she made her will.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

The citizens in and around Holly
got out their shot guns the other
day and went on a rabbit roundup.
About 200 of the pests were put out
of the way.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

The Cymrodorions, Welsh society.
are preparing to hold a monster pic
mic at Palmer lake In the near future.
fhey are making arrangements to en-
tertain 1000 people.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

The district attorney Is investigat-
ing charges that Sheriff Won Publ OF
Teiier county is protecting gambling.
NO action has been definitely deter
mined upon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

Maggie Pabth. 13-year-old girl OF
Aspen, while playing with a railroad
torpedo she had found. exploded the
torpedo. which tore a hole four inches
deep In her right thigh. The leg
may have to be amputated.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

All efforts to recover the body OF
Walter Cary. who was drowned In the
fampa river near Steamboat Springs.
while crossing In a ferry boat, have
been unsuccessful.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

The day following their marriage .
Trinidad husband commanded his wife
to go forth and earn the wherewithal
by which he could live life OF ease.
The woman stood 1t for nearly two
years and then applied to the courts
for her release. She got It.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

Gov. Buchtel has approved the pa
role for Il. NJ. Johnson, the Fidelity
wrecker. This is wrong Johnson
should be in for life. We have no
use for men Of his character.
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COCA COLA BILL
WILL NOT PISS
BILL TO PREVENT MANUFAcT-
URE or THIS SOFT DRINK
HAS BEEN TABLED.
We will have our coca

We viii have our cocsAHla anyway.
information has IN received ih
the city to the effect that The bin
pending IN the senate introduced by
Senator i5r0ek, providing shat The sale
ana manuf9cure Of coca cola be un-
lawful afl% The first OF January, was
Killed ir6the committee room and was
finally kbled for the session
The bs was based on the ground
that the Ingredients used iii the man
uiacturek coca cola contained an
UNUSUAL oount of drugs covered in
the prog ition bin and for that rea-
son N Manufacture was held to be
danger rs.
The&emperance committee, howcy
err "A thorough Investigation re.
ports adversely on the Bill and rec
omnf ded that it be tabled which
mea that II win probably neve1 be
hoa 4from again
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CITATION.

Georgia. Glynn County:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has applied to The ordi-
nary of said county for leave to sell
land belonging to the estate of Ur-
banus Dart for the purpose of distri'
button; said application viii be heard
at the regular term of the court of
ordinary for said county TO be held
on the first Monday iii August. 1907.
This 18th day of July. 1907
w. E. Symoas,
Administrator of the Estate of Ur-
banus Dart.
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Pryor Street.
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Over four years agqkyou cured me
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Macon. Mo.
l fave never dra FIX whiskey since
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key to this day B. D. Wilson,
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The Washington times., 1907-08-19

The Kaiser himself is not lavish with
money and the extravaganza Of HIS
daughter-in-law is a source OF discOn-
tent TO him. One OF his notices, re-
peated often TO his children. is:
Princes as well as peasants should
lay By stores for rainy seasons"
The merry little princess, however,
can't see the need OF laying by store
She has greatly endeared herself TO the
people OF Berlin, especially the shop
keepers and her good humored young
the anger OF the Kaiser has been with
out effect
The Washington times., 1907-08-19

BERLIN. Aug. ls.-Germany has ac-
Quired a spendthrift princess and the
Kaiser is wroth. She IS the Princess
Eitel Frederick. the winsome bride OF
the KaIser's second son.
Before her marriage the Princess
Eitel Frederick. then Charlotte Of Old
enburg. did not have u chance TO be
extravagant. Since her coming into
the royal household OF the Emperor.
however. she has had means without
stint and to the surprise Of everybody
she has developed a mania for spending
money.
The Washington times., 1907-08-19

white. Suspended from the chandeliers.
over the lurch table, was a Japanese
parssoI. containing the gifts. each being
tied with yellow ribbon fastened 70 the
plate Of the donor with an orange blos-
som place card. The guests were Mrs. p.
Indermana. Nrs>A- COPELAND. Miss Leila
Manakee. Miss Flora Jacobs. Miss Min
ME Hunter. Miss Margaret Scudder
Miss Edna ClapD. Miss Alice Vermillion
Miss katherine Newhall Miss Emily
Bournet. Miss Alyina Carroll. and Miss
jeanette Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dodge and
son have returned from A several weeks
stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs W. Nordlinger has returned home
after a six weeks stay In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harris and sons, Of
Twelfth street northeast, have returned
after a FIVE weeks trip 20 ArveTne.
L. !.
Mrs Lee NeUmeyer and her son Al
win. OF the Plymouth, who has recov-
The Washington times., 1907-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel rockingham
and Miss HeIoise Meyer. sister OF Mrs.
rockingham. we're among he guests
at a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Folsom and were amonS the
guests later at a reception at the Maj
keenac Boat Club, in the Berkshires.
Mrs. rockingham and Miss Never arc
sisters OF The Postmaster General.
The Washington times., 1907-08-19

Miss Maud wagner entertained num-
Der Of friends AT her home, y Ninth
street southeast. at a luncheon and
linen shower. Saturday. August il. in
Honor OF Miss Mattle V Trey. whose
marriage 10 George g. Whitney is an
nounced for August 81
The color scheme was yellow and