Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-04
TELEeRAPHIc NEWS.

TELGGRAPHlC NEWS.
WASHINGTON. March People
are pouring into town today for the
Inauguration ceremonies. Already the
: hotels are filled Yesterday the
crowds began coming President
Roosevelt attended church for the last
time as president. He went TO Grace
Reformed church, where he has been
n regular attendant since he came to
Washington. President Roosevelt
walked to the church accompanied
only by two secret service men. A
large crowd gathered at the entrance
and greeted him. After services the
president tarried near the door for
few minutes to say goodbye 10 several
close friends. He was compelled to
leave very hurriedly. however, in or
der 10 avoid demonstration which
was brewing among the crowd with
ont. In accordance with the custom
of retiring president Mr. Roosevelt TO-
day issued a proclamation calling the
senate into extraordinary session at
noon on March a next The session to
be held for the purpose OF receiving
such communications as may be
made by the executive" among them
probably the nominations of his cabi
net officers.
CH,SAuo. March In cell at po-
lice station. G. C. Marbaugh, waiter,
waits formal arraignment for the kill
ing of Charles Kelly cook, by plung-
ing Gcarving knife through his heart.
Harbaugh had ordered three eggs for
customer, the cook blundered and
prepared only two, the waiter. IN
sanely angry, slew him after a short
quarrel
DENVER, March 1.-Carnegie
money looks good to the Colorado leg
islaiure. A long fight against permit
ing the instructors in the state educa-
tional institution to become beneflc-
iers of the Carnegie pension fund for
teachers was won by the educators
this morning, when the house, by an
Overwhelming majority, passed the
senate resolutions empowering the
several institutions to apply for ad-
mission to the privileges and benefits
of the Carnegie fund. Three more
bills were finally passed this morning
making ten that have been sent to the
governor In the fifty-five days of the
session. All three are appropriation
bills. This afternoon the Democratic
platform measure for a bank guaranty
law is the special order in the house.
DENVER, March Too honest to
DENVER, March Judge Moses
Hallett must pay legal taxes assessed
against him, over fifty thousand dol
lars, before he can ask for redress in
the courts. This was established in
decision handed down today by the
supreme court.
GRAND JUNCTION, March l.
Invitations have been issued by the
Chamber OF Commerce to every com
mercial body between Leadville and
Salt Lake to send delegates TO the
meeting to be held March 20, at which
Chief Forester Pinchot will be present
to discuss general forest conditions In
western Colorado and eastern Utah
Every indication points to large AT
tendance as this is a subject Of par
tlcular interest to the sections thai
will be represented.
PARIS. March 1.-Snow has beer
falling in Paris almost continuousl,
n or the past forty-eight hours. and 4
blizzard of unprecedented proportion,
prevails throughout France today
Many deaths are reported. Severa
inches OF snow has fallen in the inter
ior department OF the Alpes Martime'
and conditions at Cannes and Antilles
are n6eedingly wintry. Other source
are also suffering from the worst colt
snap in many years.
OMAHA, March Jim Jeffries
retired undefeated champion heavy
weight of the world, together with hi
wife and his sparring partner, passe
through Omaha last night en- route t
New York to fill theatrical engage
ment. To Sandy Griswold. sportin
writer. Jeffries said emphatically this
after his theatrical engagement b
would meet Jack Johnson. He said