Semi-weekly herald., 1908-01-27

forthcoming session of the British par.
Lament which will open January 30.
George w. Young, the Kentucky pro-
hibitionist. delivered a talk is Grand
Junction Sunday for the closing OF
saloons.
The iron moulders strike is Denver
is off Instead of cut of cents per
day compromise was agreed on,
25 cents reduction.
Walter Wellman declares that Gov.
Hughes assumption of Indifference is
only mask. and that he really is Gag
er TO get into the presidential game.
The inheritance tax department at
Desver received s6,G5f.7O as the states
portion OF what is known as the Keen
er estate. The total estate is valued
at $685.. .5S9.90.
| Professor Ross of the university of
Wisconsin. tells members of the City
Club. that unequal wealth distribution
| is a menace to society.
The claims of Partisan, that he
can manufacture diamonds. divides Pa
ris. some believing in the Inventor and
others that big swindle has been
perpetrated.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Walsh and
their daughter Miss Evelyn have re-
turned from Washington. On account
of the death of Mrs. Walsh's sister.
the family will take no part in the
social affairs this winter.
BILLY" Sunday the evangelist; Gov
j. Frak Hanley of Indiana, and C. w.
Tricket, assistant attorney general OF
Kansa. are to participate in the cam
paign TO be waged by the Illinois An
tiSaloon league next spring. Trickett
The United States Rubber Reclaim.
ing Works of Buffalo, after having
been closed down for the past two
months. will resume on Monday and
will run full time. day and night, This
mill gives employment TO $50 men.
The walters at the Brown Palace
went on strike Sunday night about
the middle of the dinner hour. Wages
had been cut in half and some OF the
old timers discharged because they
sympathized with the white aproned
boys The cut was from $50 to sl5
per month. Quite reduction.
, Charges of graft against certain We
. terinarians appointed 10 inspect cows
for tuberculosis symptoms under laws
passed by several cities throughout
Colorado, flew thick and fast at
meeting of the dairy men Of tn state
, in Denver Monday.
An anarchist laborer named Hudaye
recently died at La Fieche in the de-
partment of Sarthe, after having pro
I missed his heirs a surprise which prov
ed to be bomb. This was intrnsted
to an expert, who after immersing 1t
in water, opened it with every precau-
ton and found $1,000. which goes to
Hudayes brother
Women and girls lineel in prayer.
and while their minds are occupied
with their appeals to God, their jaws
are busy with chewing gum and they
don't know it, This was the declara-
ton of Rev H. p Smyth at ST. Marys
Roman Catholic church, Eyanstos, Sun
day, in illustrating what he termed the
| excessive nervousness of the Ameri-
cans. The American people are so
nervous, they can't keep still either
sitting down or standing up he CON
tinued. Men swear and women chew
gum because of this nervousness"
Six persons, five women and one
man, were severely injured Sunday af-
etrnoon at Colorado Springs by the ov-
erturnins of hack in which the party
was returning from funeral The
accident was caused by the horses
becoming frightened by passing loco
motive and the occupants were proba-
bly, saved from death by the heroism
of Mrs John Stevens, who caught the
plunging horses by their bits and held
them until assistance came.
Charles o. Bannister. proprietor of
the Topic saloon. who was arreted a
week ago under the statutes prohibi-
ting gambling, was arraigned before
Judge Cavendar in the district court
and pleaded guilty to the charge which
costained six separate counts. He was
fined $50 and costs. Judge Cavendar
took occasion to instruct the police Of
licers of the county generally to strict
ly enforce the gambling laws. He
said, that any officer found guilty of
neglecting his duty in this respect
would be given the extreme penalty
provided by law asd deposed from Of
flee.
One OF the plans of the state dairy
commission which met in Denver the
other day was to install system OF
education all over the state through
the schools where the children are
taught There will be twenty-five or
thirty separate places in the state
where the dairy inspectors and others
connected with the state bureau can
teach the proper sanitary methods of
preparing dairy products. Already