Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-10
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

Las AnlnaS county democrats con
demned the proposed headless ballot
and direct primaries.
A Burlington freight wreck at Brush,
Colo, freed 10 hives OF bees, which
attacked the wrecking crew.
Tho Colorado supreme court rules
that giving baggasa che k to ben
boy makes hotel liable Cor loss CT
baggage.
Lieut.. Gov Fitzgerald In the sen
ate yesterday charactered the Demo
cratic members of the state of four
flushing Shame on you, Democrats.
Telluride Journal gives lengthy
account of the efforts of Pennington
people to secure the big reward offer.
ed for the capture of Jesse Mum.
| Gen. Geo. w Cook writes the Re.
publican that Denver lost the G. A. r
gathering next year on account Of high
railroad rates. The west is suffering
in many ways because OF this.
| Conejos county Democrats have nom
mated straight ticket and 1t Is said
Republicans will do likewise. Fusion
has prevailed in that county for TWEEN
| ty-five years and voters are sick and
tired of disagreement and high tax
es
| Broadway theater In Denver was
filed TO Overlooking by Republicans
at the ratification meeting held Mon
day night The next governor, John
B Stevens, was present and deliver
ed an able address. Republicans OF
the state are united and should make
an aggressive campaign.
Professor ]. l. Alien, negro school
teacher of Kansas City, purchased six
ty acres OF land near Pueblo, on which
he will erect sn Industrial school for
regroes similar to the Tuskogee in
stitute in Alabama. Professor Allen
says he already has enough funds to
assure success.
State Senator Frank E. Cove OF Den.
yer received $500 retainer from the
Colorado Bankers association for
drawing up a banking bill embodying
the organizations ideas, according to
the report of the Legislative commit
tee of the association to the con
vention held recently at Grand juno.
tion
} A gospel parade in which approx.
mately ! 600 people took part was a
! feature OF most interesting program
t rendered at Lamar Tuesday night in
, cne of a series of union revival meet
? inge. The meetings have been in prog
! ress for nearly month and during
) this time have aroused great inter
est among Christian people.
I John Elliott OF Fort Lnpton was
4 litten on the right hand by rattle
e snake while working In a field on his
! homestead He plunged the blade Of
S Ibis knife into the wound, sucked ou
I the virus, bound the arm with hii
/ handkerchief in order to stop the cir
n oulation, then unaided. drove severa
@ miles to n uoctor. His prompt actiof
/ probably saved his life,
g The safe arrival OF United State!
o Senator Charles ]. Hughes Jr. and hi:
i two sons Lafayette nnd Gerald, ant
the lntter's wife, at Honolulu, was in
G dleated in cableeram received from
d the senator by Mrs Hughes Monday
/. Senator Hughes went to Honolulu 70
d his health. his party sailing on th'
y Atanchuria. They reported n pleasan
d rip and say all are feeling fine.
!. Yesterday morning saw the begin
l. lining of the harvest Of the beet GRO
y In the Greeley district. There ar
IT more than 5000 acres OF beets. Th
e rs 900 tons which this acreage vii
" produce will mean that 100000 vii
d be distribute among the farmers. Ocl
IL the factory Will open The Gro
If is good in comparison to that of pas
years and is averaging IA per cen
ri sugar.
e A Denver dispatch OF the 4th to th
d Pueblo Chieftain says: Scenes tn
Is equal Of which were never excelied 1
D. q Colorado assembly and which pel