Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-01

PARIS, June 2s.--Baron Maurice d
Rothschild's chestnut colt verdun
with Barat up yesterday won the gran,
prix de Paris over Long Champ
course in driving finished with Mne
\, G. Cheremeteffs RebeIle secon,
and Edmund Blanch's Union third
The value of the stake was $74l55
and the distance one mile. seven fur
| longs. Three hundred thousand peo
pie were present Il was the larges
betting event in the history OF the
French turf, $3S0. 900 being wagered In
Pari-Mutuels. Americans, who backed
the Vanderbilt horse to man, return
ed TO Paris with flattened pocket
books.
MEXICO CITY, June 2S.-Alfredo
Sanchez. well known bull fighter
was killed at local bull ring yes.
terday Afternoon. The bull knocked
Sanchez down, and hooked one horn
through his body. penetrating the
lung. The man died within few
minutes.
ALLISON. June 2s.-Much specula.
ton has centered around the depot
situation at this place during the past
few days when it became publicly
known that representatives OF the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad com.
pany had spent more than two days
Investigating the resources of the
country Immediately surrounding the
town of Allison The latest of these
Investigations. it is stated on good
authority. was concluded last week
when Mr.. II. F, Parke of the general
managers office left here after having
gone thoroughly over every phase and
feature of the present developmnts
1t is a fact that Mr.. Park was here
and that ne made several extensive
drives into the surrounding country
stepping at numerous places and max.
ing inquiries OF comprehensive and
general nature. So careful and cir.
cdmspect was this astute employe of
the railroad interests. however, that
MS identity was not known until after
is departure, but it is believed that
MS visit was due to a petition sent in
several months ago urging the com.
pdny to put in a depot and stock yards
at this point.
1t is generally conceded that Ali.
son has been a greater source of bust.
ness Tor the company than any of
the other points on this division which
have not as yet been favored with a.
depot and an agent, and the wise ones
who pretend to know insist thar we
are at last TO be recognized. 1t is now
believed that depot has been de.
cided on for Allison and it is expected
that same will be erected and an
agent installed in time to handle the
fall crops.
COLORADO SPRINGS. June a3.-
As the result of desperate fight at
the Summit house on top of Pixies
peak at an early hour Sunday morn.
ing, in which billy and IL stout stick
were the principal weapons. and liquor
the basis, Howard H. Rob nsop, mao.
ager OF the hotel, is at ST. Francis hos
pital, suffering from wounds which
may cause his death. wnile J. a
Clarke. and George Shiplci; of Chicago
graduates of Dartsmoutn college. who
are spending their vacation in Coln-
RADIO, and who are lodged in the cnnn-
ty Jail. also are more or less wounded.
No charge will be lodged against
either Clarke or Shipley pending the
outcome of Robinson's wounds. II
Robinson RECEIVERS, which his rhssI-
clan. DR.. Campbell believes he Will
Clarke and Shipley declare they vii,
file charges against him.
PUEBLO, June 28.-Found uncon.
scious in the road near what Is known
as the Union Pacific crossing on the
outskirts of town and bleeding freely
from long cash in her scalp, Miss
Grace Emerson. the 17.year-old daugh-
ter of well known ranchman, was
picked up at O'Clock this morning
by a truck farmer and brought to a
hospital where she received medical
attention. When the girl had revived
her injuries were dressed, she said her
horse. spirited animal, had become
frightened and thrown her. In addi-
tion to the scalp wound, Miss Emer-
sons right ankle was badly twisted
and she suffered intensely. When dis
ooveredby the farmer her horse stood
near by. apparently unwilling to leave
his mistress. The girl is the daughter
of a wealthy ranchman and is con-
sidered an excellent horsewoman. Her
condition is serious.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-One m1n dyinB
at st. Luke's hospital. tweniy-six seii-
ously injured. and more than 2v,oVO
telephones out of service as the result
OF havoc wrought by bomb No. II
which yesterday caused property loss
estimated at a hundred thousand dat
lars and Widespread pane IN the iosp
district. The Chicago Title and Trust
building in Washington street received
the brunt of the explosion and every
structure in the block was damaged
AS a result of the latest bomb out