Semi-weekly herald., 1909-01-21
reLEeRapAlc eRevIrlgs.

converts In Denver that "A second
church Is being planned
Greeley Masons have decided 10
erect temple in the residence dis.
trict at a cost of s25,000.
Denver 7ostofficc has over 700
Christmas presents which the carriers
were unable to find ths owne,s.
The Standard oil company is re-
ported TO be backing scheme to
control the grocery trade OF the United
States.
The senate has passed bill permit.
ting the use OF the pension office for
the inaugural ball In connection with
the Inauguration of Mr. Taft.
William e. Curtis writes that in
New York the retirement OF Thomas
F. Ryan is regarded as one of the
| most important events OF the new
| year.
A pension of $50 a month for Mrs.
| Julia b. Coghlan, widow of the late
Rear Admiral Coghlan, who died re.
Gently in New York, was agreed to by
| the house committee
Charles s. Cameron. president of the
Tube City railway. who was convicted
of offering a bribe to Councilman w.
A. Martin of Pittsburg. was refused
bail by three judges OF Pittsburg
Hams announces his intention Of
writing a novel based on the "unwrit
ten law" and adds that he viii con
tfnue to carry gun in his hip pocket.
Ready to aid in killing some one
else
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky. com.
mander of the Russian fleet which
was practically annihilated by the
japanese in the battle Of the Sea OF
Japan in 1906. died In st. Petersburg
Friday.
Louis Schrader. who has been a
| member of the Elgin (Ill,) city coun-
ell for fifteen years and during that
time has not missed attending meet
Ing, celebrated his golden wedding
| Friday.
Walter Wellman describes Senator
| Tillman's denunclation of Roosevelt
and his cabinet as one OF his old-style
| rants, and says many senators favor
change in the rules to prevent such
exhibitions.
1t is reported A. NJ. Stevenson had
an interview with Chairman Hitch
cock at Washington last week In which
he entered protest against Senator
! Guggenheim having the entire say re.
garding Colorado patronage.
The dividends paid to the share
holders In stock corporations listed
upon the New York Stock Exchange in
1908 amounted to s20s,710,00O, the
largest on record. The amount OF div.
idends paid in 1907 was S192 1858, 900.
The Western Union Telegraph com
pany must pay 81 200 damages for the
alleged blacklisting OF James w
O'Brien. telegraph operator. former
| ly employed by the United Press, &C.
cording to a verdict rendered at Sc
attic by Jury in Judge Wilson X
Gays court.
The Interests" have signlHed to
Governor Deneen OF Illinois that he
can have the senatorial toga II he viii
resign as governor. There are several
fat melons to be cut In Illinois this
year and Deneen is opposed to graf
and says he will serve out the tern
TO which he was elected.
Figures are made public at the de
partment OF commerce and labor re
lating to Japanese immigration indi
Gates that during the twelve month
ending Nov. last the total number o
japanese admitted was COLT and tn
total number which left was 5,832, al
! Increase in the Japanese population O
1876.
II. II. Gross Of Chicago. secretary O
the national good roads commission
the principal speaker before the Her
ry county farmers institute. advocate
road building by men trained In thi
line and not by farmers, who plo'
up highways to work out the road tn
: at seasons when they should be le
aloBss
Mrs. Bessie Lowther has defeate
J. her brother-in-law and sisterin-law
n the contest over the insurance polio
left by her husband. who was shot b
; the man Lowther declared had stole
Q his wife's affections. Saturday NOR
d Ing the jury In Judge Rlisa' penv'