Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-06

""o paSseu nls place. He Waa takeI
In charge by officers before doing an,
damage.
A Pueblo woman has sued the Bar
mum q Bailey circus managers for In
1uries received from bucket thrown
into the audience by one of the clowns
me clown was arrested.
AT Boulder two Italian coal miners
quarreied over keg OF beer. conse.
quentiy one of them is in the hospital
with bullet In his breast and the
other Is lodging the officers.
James Rule. mining man of Bald
mountain. is dead as the result of a
rail- from stope. the timbers Of which
gave way while he was making m
examination of the mine.
Roy Knabenshue will exhibit his
new passenger carrying airship In
Denver during September, at which
time he expects to break some DIS
and perhaps some necks.
The city council of Fort Morgan bas
decided to clean the city Of weeds
People owing vacant lots have been
notified that the weeds must be re-.
moved and the lots cleaned of nil
debris.
The members OF the Theta Slgma
fraternity OF the East Denver high
school have Incorporated their socl.
ETY.. This was done to combat the
school board. which put ban on
fraternities In the public schools.
AT Gienwood Springs Sunday the
Aspen ball team defeated the Springs
team by a score of to 4 In a thirteen
inning game. Glenwood made eleven
hits and two errors. Aspen twelve hits
and two errors. Some ball playing
that.
Albert M. Davis, known MS the Fill
pino Kid" was pardoned by Governor
Buchtel on Colorado day. Davis was
sent up from Denver year ago for
burglary and larceny. Broken health
was given as the cause for his re-
lease.
In fight between two inmates of
the poor farm OF Boulder county. T
X. Backen. aged about rs years. was
knocked down and badly beaten by an
insane inmate named Jack Noland
Bracken was taken to the University
hospital. He may recover.
Marooned for several hours on an
island in the Purgatoire river a shor,
distance from the Commercial stree,
bridge at Trinidad, while flood swept
down the stream threatening at times
to subme-ge the small island, was the
experience of SIX men employed by
the Stiles contracting company.
John Wondergren, 16-year-old boy
was drowned near Walsenburg by
cloudburst. A younger brother mar,
rowly escaped and made his way to
ranch house near by and q search
party found the body of the dead boy
more than mile below where he lost
his life.
As a result Of the death Of Alfred
]. Norris. the young wire chief of the
telephone company killed July 10 at
Fort Collins. an ordinance will prob.
ably be enacted by the council to
compel the electric light company to
re-string Its lines through the city and
at greater distance from telephone
wires than they now hang.
Pueblo is infested with a gang of
female beggars. who are working the
place systematically. The girls range
from 20 to 25 years and have a variety
OF gratis. The police arrested two of
them and found found in their DOS.
session photographs of themselves in
male attire and on crutches.
A tallyho filled with colored pic
nickers was struck by a locomotive
In the suburbs Of Denver. None of
the occupants were seriously injured,
but the horses and vehicle were bad.
ly used up. 1t ia claimed the engine
crew made no signal and there was
no signal man at the crossing.
Federal Judge Lewis overruled the
demurred In the famous Creed es-
tate suit against David II. Moffst, the
W. 8. Cheesman estate and others,
who are accused Of seeking to fraud.
ulently retain a portion Of the a..
100000 property. 1t is expected the
case will come to trial at once.
A man giving the name Of C. A.
Roper. and believed to be one of the
cleverest counterfeiters who ever op-
rated in Colorado. was placed under
arrest In Trinidad. In his possession
was found quantity of gold and sill
yer. two moulds which he is thought
to have been using In making $40 and
$40 gold pieces and quantity of other
paraphernalia-
While his accomplice met and de-
coyed the night marshal Of Leadville
to another section OF the city under
the belief that burglary was being
committed there, an unknown thief
forced an entrance to the dead OF the
big dry goods store OF w. G. Vorreit-
ter. stole silks valued at $50 and made
good his escape.
Deputy Game Warden Alex Walk.
er OF Estes park reported to the state