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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
MAN COMES OUT SECOND
IN BATTLE WITH WOMEN

WASHINGTON, Pa, MAY 29.-Geo
Englart, an English coal miner. is DIV.
ing here from wounds Inflicted by n
mob of $50 women. who drove him
from the town OF Manifold. three miles
north of here yesterday afternoon.
Engiart II is charged had slandered
women and girls. He refused TO heed
warning 10 desist. and dared the resi-.
dents TO stop him. He was saved from
desih on the spot by the town off.
cials, who rescued him from the In.
iuriated mob and placed him on a
street car with orders hot to return.
Enehart had bcen 'sgBislfsins sianaer.
ous remarks about various women for
several days. The other miners re.
fused to allow him TO work. and he
was formally notified by prominent
men last night that he had to quit his
remarks or leave town
Yesterday at secret meeting of
the women they decided TO Danish eng.
lart. The women gathered in a mob
which was added to as they approach.
ed Englart's house. Englart saw them
coming and ran. He was Intercepted
ana badly beaten. Pick handles, clubs
and even umbrellas and table legs
were welded by the women.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
GEORGIA RAILROAD STRIKE
ASSUMES SERIOUS ASPECT

MADISON. Ga, May 2g--Intense ex.
citement prevails at Thompson and
Union Point on the Georgia railroad
and there is a Arm determination that
no trains, save those carrying mails
solely, will be allowed to pass those
points. The action OF the railroad In
sending out mail trains with negro
firemen is bitterly resented. 1t is fear.
ed these trains are not safe from at.
tack.
There are many negroes residing In
these towns along the Georgia railroad
and 10 majority of them the mani
tesiations of the excitement upon the
part of the white people are not under.
stood. II is current among some of
the blacks that race trouble has brok
en- out in Atlanta, and that several
hundred negroes have been killed.
There is no denying the fact that
II is imperative that something in the
way of settling the strike be done
without delay else there will be blood.
shed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
BARRY. THE sARRisTER,
IN ROLE OF sPRlhTER

Editor Durango Herald:
For the benefit of others want TO
relate an experience I have had with
your county attorney, Barry Sullivan
About November first called on Mr..
Sullivan and told him that ! had some
trouble with my wife. that we had
two children and II would be too bad
Ia have them separated from either
their father or mother, and for him
to see my wife and tell her that he
had been employed to secure d.
vorce and then TO advise her to fix up
our troubles. otherwise he would OBJ
tain the divorce. Mr.. Sullivan told
me that he would do so. that he would
first try and secure n reconciliation
and II not obtain divorce. He want
ed $50. borrowed the money and
| sent II to him. Then he sent for my
| wife and instead Of advising her TO
flx matters up told her that she should
leave me. that she should not live with
such low down person. He also
wrote her some letters. Friends got
my wife and together and we found
out that Sullivan was playing dou
BILE and we made up and are living
happily. I came to town yesterday
morning and called on Sullivan and
asked him for settlement. return
OF the money He said all right, that
he would fix up with me at O'Clock.
lie stated that he had recently return
ed from n trip to the Pacific coast that
had cost him 81 800 and was short OF
money, but he would meet me at 4
o'clock and fix up. | waited for him
but Sullivan did not show up. then
hunted him up. finding him In the
county judges office at the court
house He said for me to go down
town and he would be right along. I
did not intend to be fooled again and
waited for him. He then started out
with another man. In front OF the
court house he wanted me to go ahead
saying he would be right down. but
did not go and he started ahead and
1 fCitVWt hiih a oAOih at''ohtt bShitfo
He turned the corner at the Snyder
Lightner grocery corner and. although
was only few yards behind, wher
| reached the corner he was no whers
In sight. Passing the stairway saw
the end OF coat tail flying In tn,
hallway and ran up stairs and ou
the back way. Sullivan reached th'
sidewalk and started on run ul
the street and after him. He mad
a little better time az sprinter an
reached his residence ahead OF me-
; knocked at the door and asked 70
Sullivan. A girl came to the doc
and said he was not Al home. sai
knew better. that had followed nj,
and saw him enter the house. BIZ
u he did not come out and have II
9 seem him since.
Mr.. Editor, give you this story /
show the people the kind a. count
y attorney they have and to warn nj
sF'' ,,.x. !. -,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
GREELEY BUSINESS MEN
HAVE RIGHT SPIRIT
-

DENVER. May pa committee oi
Greeley business men arrived here Ia
lay before the officers OF the Denver
Laramie and Northwestern road, u
proposition whereby Greeley will raise
100000 for the construction OF tho
new line by way of Greeley.
AT a meeting of business men last
night It was found that over one
hundred thousand OF the quarter mil
lion asked By the railroad could be
raised. Plans We're discussed and n
aas- finally aereedzihal Greeley would
promise 100000 more for the road and
see that The surrounding towns who
are seeking the road will put up $780,
900, making total OF 100000. The
road will be sought for Greeley on this
basis.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
CLOSED TODAY IN DENVER

DENVER, May 29.-T6e one hun
dredth and twenty-first general assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian church came
TO close today after one of the busl
est gatherings in It's history. more i'm.
portant legislation having been passed
than In any assembly In years. The
assembly has been attended By 832
commissioners, including the leading
and brainiest men with the Presby.
terian church.
Owing to the unwillingness of the
ci,urchmen TO travel on Sunday a few
OF the commissioners will not leave
Denver until Monday. when hundreds
Of them Will begin iours of the Colo
rado beauty spots. This morning the
session was spent hearing reports
while the first hour of the regular aft
ernoon session was given over entirely
to formal closing OF the assembly
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
ATTENTIONS!

The members of Sdgwick post No.
IL, Department of Colorado and Wy
oming. Grand Army of the Republic
viii assemble at the Post hall at .
O'Clock a m. sharp on Monday Nav
S1st, for the purpose of participating
10 the parade and exercises of Me
mortal day. All honorably discharged
Soldiers of the civil Spanish4America
and Philippine wares. ex-Confederates
and Sons of Veterans are cordially N.
pvited to fall in with the post at the
Post hall
CHAS. f. DUDLEY. p. c.
JAS. N. LlVENGOOD. Adjutant.
The W. r. c. will assemble on the
sidewalk north of the entrance to the
court house grounds and await the di.-
missal of the parade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
PARADE,

The column will form on Second
avenue, right resting on Tenth street.
Column extending south along Second.
The line of march will be as follows
On Second avenue to Twelfth street
Ia Third avenue to Seventh street 10
First avenue to Twelfth street to the
court house where the parade will be
dismissed. The column will moge
promptly at 10 o'clock. Places in the
column will be assigned at the rende-
vous. Aides will report to the mar
shal of the day at $50.
THOS. C. GRADEN,
Marshall of the Day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
TENNESSEE PASS TUNNEL
CAvE-IN ABOUT o. X,

LEADVlLLE, Colo, May 29.-After
strenuous effort three crews who have
been continuously at work AT Tennes.
see pass tunnel on the d. 4 II. G main
line. succeeded last night in catching
up with fhe cave-in ground and were
able TO drive through the cave-in and
see daylight
General Manager Ridgway, who has
been at the scene of the cave-in for
the past week superintending the
work. stated that II no bad luck hap.
pens today he viii have the tunnel
clear by tomorrow evening. Trains
viii! be passing through Monday morn.
ing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

In concluding a column review of
the Pythian gathering In Durango last
Saturday evening and Sunday the Sil.
verton Standard concludes as follsws: /:
Long In the memory OF Silverton
Knights ofPythias will repose the gra.
cious reception ard magnificent enter
tainment provided for them by their
Durango brothers. Everybody feels the
deepest gratitude and the strongest
fraternity and knows that this visi,
will be Of great and lasting good both
to the etlvertoa aid Durango lodsea.'
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
ATTENTIONS.

The members of Sedgwick post No
~ Defrtment of Colorado and wy
oming, Grand Army of the Republic
will assemble at the Post hall at II
o'clock a. IN. sharp. Sunday, May Goth
for the purpose Of attending divine
service at the Episcopal church All
honorably discharged soldiers of the
civil. Spanish-American and Philippine
wars. exConfederates and Sons of Vet.
Grams are cordially invited to fall in
with the post at the Post hall
CHAS. E. DUDLEY, P. C.
JAS. n. LIvENGOOD, Adjutant.
The w. r. c. win assemble on the
sidewalk north of the entrance to the
Episcopal church grounds and await
the arrival of the Post.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

The reports OF David Ramsay ana
Architect + Il. Edbrook, the latter OF
Denver, regarding the faulty construc.
iion OF the city hall at Silverton. do
not vary much except as to detail Gu
tered into by Mr.. Edbrook Mr.. Ram.
say was first called to Siyerton to
give an opinion snd later Mr.. I'D.
brook. The contractor Is reported to
have left the country. The expense
OF repairing the damage win run into
the thousands.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
Monday being legal holiday the
First National bank will not he open

Miss veva Hampton, daughter of 9.
f. Hampton OF the Florida, and Mrs,
Barnard Hampton, who Is visiting the
family from Pagosa Springs, made
this office a pleasant call today Mrs
Hampton Is n friend OF Miss Edt,. H.
NJ. Young Of The Herald stdff, and ~
a very efhclen: first grade teacher
For some years she taught in Con
cordia. Kans., her home town. and
until recently had first grade work at
Pagosa Springs. Mrs Hampton ex.
poets to remain about ten days
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

lived In Brooklyn with her husband
and four children, three of whom were
by her first husband Two other chill.
dren are buried beside her first hus.
band and the grief over her loss is
supposed to have caused her death
from heart disease
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

August Fast, our popular and hus
Ting real estate and insurance agent,
Thursday paid $500 into the Miners
Union hospital fund Two months ago
when Mr. Fast promised this magni-
ficent donation for this most worthy
cause. he also agreed to double II
providing two more could be found
who would subscribe an equal amount
within reasonable time. Mr.. Fast
concluding sufficient time had elapsed
without results, accordingly made the
payment as he agreed TO do.--Silver
ton Standard.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
FATAL sNoWsLloe IN
ALASKA KILLS TWO

SEATTLE. Wash, May ga cable
dispatch from Cordova, Alaska, states
that big snowslide has occurred in
Abercrombie canon on Copper river,
on the Great Western railroad. Two
men. n. II. Meyers and Charles Doyle.
carpenters employed on construction
of river steamers, were caught In the
slide. Four hundred men are at work
ON the slide. endeavoring to recover
the bodies.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Between 10000 aud 10000 trout fry
were received Thursday by Edward
Lussy from the Durango hatchery for
the purpose of stocking South Min.
eral creek. Mr.. Lussy has been ener-
getic in the matter and for the past
three years has been heavily stocking
the stream. The result OF his labor
Will soon bring pleasure to the disci.
pies of Newton. SilveTton Standard,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
BASEBALL LINE UP.

The siIverton ball team will be
down In the morning and the first
game OF the summer series betweeu
Durango and silverton will be played
In the afternoon. the game being call.
ed ut 2:i5 in order to get through in
time for the visitors to return houss
Oh the evening train.
The oid-time rivalry between these
clubs win be in evidence and both
teams are desirous of winning the
opening game. The DURANGO line up
VIII be the same as last Sunday with
Aztec, with exception OF shortstop.
which will be filled by Chester.
Following is the line up of each
club:
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
AMERICANS KILLED BY
EXPLOSION IN MEXICO

MAzATLAN, Mexico. May 29.-Jas
Barner and f. o. Louner, both Ameri
cans, construction foremen on the new
Hartman railroad. were blown to
pieces by the premature explosion of
dynamite a few miles east OF here
yesterday. Not enough of their bodies
was found to bury.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
EVANSVILLE, IND, ALSO
TIED UP BY CARMEN STRIKE

EVANSVILLE, Ind. May 29.-With
only half dozen old employees man.
ming the care Of the Evansville and
Southern Indiana Traction company,
i began service this morning after a
strike had been declared last night by
the carmen. Strike breakers rode ON
all cars. The service was irregular
and few people rode. No disorders
reported as yet.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

The Gallotti Investment n Insur-
ance company is doing rushing busi.
ness these days. They have mum.
Der of real bargains In real estate
both town and ranch property, It will
be worth your while to look into
They Will also write you insurance in
the best companies on good terms &c
early before all the good things are
snapped dp.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
AMERICAN KILLS DAUGHTER
IN PARIS AND SUICIDES

PARIS. May 29.-The name of the
American who last night shot his
daughter dead in cafe here, and
then committed suicide, was David
Henderson. He was a native OF New
York His victim was his eldest daugh
ter. Vera. The family has son In
New York named Rene. Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson and their children arrived
In Paris from America last Monday
having crossed on one OF the German
liners.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Have you anything you want to put
In storase' We will make you reason
able rates and guarantees safe delivery
when called for. Telephone Durango
72. The Wood s Morgaa Land 4 Live
Stock Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
GRAND ARMY PROGRAM.

The Grand Army is making exten
sive preparations for the proper OBJ
seryance of Memorial day Tomorrow
morning there win be Memorial serv.
ices at St Marks church. sermon by
Rev. Mr. Doggett. The members OF
Sedgwick post and w r. C. win n
tend in a body. Then on Monday the
regular program will be carried out.
The following announcements give the
arrangements in detail.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
DIES OVER GRAVE OF
HUSBAND LONG DEAD

NEW YORK. May 29--Lying across
the grave of her former husband, who
died seven years ago. the body Of Mrs.
Ellen Kelly, wife OF policeman. was
found in Holy Cross cemetery, Brook.
iyn, early tAh norning. Mn. Kelly
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
PROGRAM MEMORIAL DAY.

Music by band
Invocation by Rev Crozier.
Grand Army service
Song-"Star Spangled Banner"
............C Chorus and Audience
Gettysburg Address. ... Supt. Smiley
Song-"Just Before the Battle,
Mother .....,....-.....,. Chorus
Address ............ Hon N. C. Miller
Song-"Battle Hymn of the Repub
lie ..........,....,.. Chorus
"The Little Bronze Bptton" ......
................s Miss LOSING
Song-"Our Banner ...... Chorus
ong-"America"... ..............
............. Chorus and Audience
Benediction ........... Rev. Bennett
Taps.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Mems tailoring. cleaning. pressing
and repairing done at moderate prices
by Durango's most expert tailor At
Nathan's first class. dependable. one.
price clothing house.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
MissouRi-PAciFic FAST
TRAIN DERAILED

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May 29.-MTs.
souri.Pacifc fast mail train No. T.,
which left 81 Louis last night for
Kansas City was partially derailed
this morning one mile west of Little
Blue, Mo. Several persons were bruis-
cd. but none fatally hurt.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

ATLANTA. Ga. May 2g.-Chairman
Knapp of the interstate commerce.
commission and Second Assistant
Postmaster General Stewart, who
come at the direct instance of Presi
dent Taft to investigate the strike
situation on the Georgia railroad with
view 10 aiding in bringing about n
settlement arrived here today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
HOLD INQUEST OVER
MAN HIT WITH BILLIARD CUE

FLORENCE. Colo, May 29.-Inquest
is being held today over the death OF
Nicola Malarcarni. coal miner, who
died last night, from wound alleged
10 have been made with a billiard cue,
in Rockyale saloon. Louis Corutti,
owner of the saloon, is under arrest
pending the outcome OF the inquest
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
ALDRIcH PAYS RESPECTS
TO GERMAN GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON. May 29.--Mr. Al
drich startled the staid senate today
by making vigorous onslaught on
the German government which he
boldly declared was making a su-
preme effort 10 influence tariff legis-
lation In the United States.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
WARRANT FOR GUY
DAY FOR ASSAULT

Rasmus Hansen came to town this
afternoon to swear out warrant for
The arrest OF Guy l., Day for assault
and battery.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
BUSINESS HOUSES Will CLOSE.


We. the Undersigned. agree to close
our places of business Monday, Ma,
81, all day on account of observance
ot Memorial day:
The Graden Mercantile CO., the In
dependent Hardware and Lumber Co.
Mckinney Clothing Co, A. Hahn, the
Famous Stores Co.. J n Hushen
butcher, F. H. Hall. Isaac Cherry, w
c. charSY, W. G. White. Harry Lag
srus, Ed Lazarus. A. e. Carr, S. NJ
Biggs & Co. Hassan Bros, SillimaI
Bros, John Morelock, Fulton Market
Wetter Mercantile Co. welk & Evans
Bradford Furniture Co.
1t is presumed all other stores wi
close.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Sick headache. constipation and BIZ
iousness are relieved BY Rings Little
Liver Pills. They cleanse the sys.
TEN. Do not srips. Price 96c. Sold
ny q. O. Wall
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
YEsTEDAY'E BASEBALL

Western
Des Moines 3. Lincoln q
Omaha 6. Sioux City 5.
National
Philadelphia 40, New York 10.
American
Philadelphia 2. Washington ].
Cleveland 3, st. Louis J..
Detroit 2, Chicago Ia innings.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Buy your wedding and birthday
presents while You can get discount
and save money at ZeIlers Jewelry
Store.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

To havs pour ashes hailed svay
lssvs orders wits Bsajsnia. ths Kid
haa Ma. phaae p1ata q.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
PHILADELPHIA TIED UP
BY STREET CAR STRIKE

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-Greatl,
10 the surprise of the local publ,
Philadelphia today is in the tangle o,
Il street car strike.
The order of the executive commit
tee of the carmen's union to strike
was issued at an early hour this morn
ing and went into effect when the day
service began. AT 3 a. M cars were
running on all but two OF the lines
but apparently the company is having
difficulty in maintaining regularity of
service
paradoxical as it may seem the
strike was hastened through the action
o. the company in raising the wages of
the men ! cent an hour--from u to
22 cents. This was done two weeks
ago the Increase TO go into effect July
l, Prior to the announcement OF the
Increase in wages the philadelphia
Rapid Transit company became the
storm center OF general protest by
abolishing six for quarter tickets and
adopting straight scent fare rates
This matter is now before the state
railroad commission at Harrisburg.
Leaders of the union took advantage
OF the situation and began agitating an
Increase in wages and better condi.
tions. Their demands included the
request for % cents ali hour, nine or
ten hours straight work instead of
splitting up the day, the privilege of
buying uniforms in the open market
and the adjustment cf minor griey.
ances.
Al noon today the trouble had ex.
tended and many lines stopped.
PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-Rioting
started today within few hours after
$500 employees of the PhfIndeIpbia
ear lines voted TO strike. The action
OF the union was unexpected and the
city's service is badly crippled. Two
riots occurred before the day was well
started. Al Siyty-third and Thompson
streets mob attacked a car. raining
on II missiles of all sorts. The re
serves were rushed to the scene and
drove back the crowd after fight
in which many were wounded. This
afternoon more rioting is in progress.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
FIRE lNsuaAnce.

All American companies. None Of
the LAY down" bunch. Lowest rates
IA PLATA INSURANCE 4 INV. CO
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Mckinney wants to give you 0
graphcphone.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
MAYORS REORGANIZATION.

Monday. May Slst. will be observed
as Memorial day by the Grand Army
of the Republic and it is only right
and proper that as citizens OF Durango
we show our respect for the men
whose ranks are thinning year by year
by assisting in making the day all that
1t should be. To this end | respect
fully request that the merchants and
professional men of Durango close
their stores and offices at o'clock
and that they remain closed during
the day in order that employees and
the people generally will have an op
portunity of assisting the Grand Army
in the proper observance of the oc
casion. both In the parade, exercises
at the court house and decoration OF
graves in the afternoon.
GEORGE GOODMAN, Mayor.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Decoration day is coming. Boys gel
nxings at Nathan's.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31
GEORGE GOODMAN, Mayor.

Mayor Goodman asks that stores
close at on request OF the Grand
Army officials as 10 O'Clock does not
afford clerks and others an oppor.
tunity TO take part In the parade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

WANTED-One experienced edge
man; one experienced ratchet setter.
Durango Planning Mill 4 Lumber Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Watch Nsthan's window display
this week
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Coat svsstsrs. Nathaa's.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs P. n. Pattison and
children left on the Southern this
morning for their new home at Mont
rose. Mr.. Pattison has secured com
Portable quarters and they will go to
housekeeping right away. We are sor-
ry to lose such desirable citizens. but
we wish Mr.. and Mrs. Pattison the
besa of success, and we are sure Mont
rose will appreciate Mr.. Pattison's
efficiency in the telephone business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

New bslu at Nathan's.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Miss Elizabeth Brown returned 10
her home at Elco this morning. The
young lady has Just completed the
freshman year of the Durango high
school.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

You viii enjoy the dance this even.
ing in Red Men hall good time
is assured Take II in.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-31

Take in the social dance this even
ing at Red Men hall.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01

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