Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-03

A severe earthquake was felt IL
Winslow Ariz., Saturday.
Lillian Russell says II women VIII
dress with better taste there Will ~
fewer divorces.
Madame Pasteur, the widow Of Louig'
Pasteur. the celebrated chemist snA
microscopist. died Saturday in Paris.
at the age of ST.
Latest reports regarding the wreck
on the Rock Island near Clayton. Ksa.
sas. Friday is that at least sixteen
persons lost their lives
Abe Hummei. the New York lawyer
VINO attained unenviable fame in the
Fhaw case, has Just returned from .
trip around the world.
Rev J.. A. Lambert, the noted rslig.
ious controversionalist, is lying at tho
point of death in Rochester. N. Y. He
was best known as Ingersolrs oppon.
ent
I Albert j. Perkins. who was one Of
the oldest Yale graduates and later
served as Instructor OF chemistry at
that university. died in the county
almshouee Saturday in Ballton, N. r.
The National Egyptian congress
adopted resolution Saturday declar-
ing that English occupation OF Egypt
was Illegal and demanding immediate
evacuation and restoration OF the con.
siiiution of 1881.
| w. O. Lee. president of the Order
OF Hallway Trainmen. speaking at st.
4 Louis the other day declared that the
complete amalgamation of the various
organizations of railroad employees waa
one OF the possibilities of the near
future.
/ The total net operating revenue OF
! all the railroads reporting to the In
] terstate commerce commission show
an increase for the fiscal year which
closed June 30 last of approximately
| SliQ.30G,0o0. according to members of
the commission in Chicago.
! The Denver Post says: Because
Judge Ben b. Lindsey is to address
the state Federation of Womens
Clubs at Canon City on Woman Suf-
frage aud the Beast" 1t is said that
i0G representative club women OF Den
ver and the state have refused to at
tend the convention that annually
means so much to Them.
In an address delivered in Denver
last week Victor c. Anderson, presi.
dent of the Stnte School OF Mines,
said: eThere ia more low grade ore
In the mines of ourny and other Colo
rado districts that can be handled at
a profit under methods OF treatment
already discovered than can be used
up in the next 100 years"
After twenty-four hours of investiga-
tion Of the mystery surrounding the
seweres in Denver, the police have
come to the conclusion there is an In
stitution doing business as a maternity
hospital that is taking this method OF
Kidding mothers OF children not de-
erred.
Denver and Estes park are to be
connected by an electric railway which
VIII pass through Fort Lupton accord
ing to statements made by the officials
OF the Denver and Greeley Interurban
company. Fort Lupton business men
subscribed $4,000 to have the road
come through the town. From that
1 place 1t goes to Longmont, and from
there to the park. 1t is said that
eastern capital to the amount OF $2.-
100000 Is back Of the enterprise. Wore
is TO commence at once.
The estate or the late Thomas =
| Walsh has dwindlel frem an appfoxi-
mate valuation OF 500. 100000 to g..
100000, and. but ss.O0o.000 of this Il
| Colorado property. Judge s. A. Or.
born. representing the Walsh estate.
has filed an inventory with Attorney
4 General Barnett claiming thst the
Walsh property Is hardly more than
oDe-twantieth of what 1t was popular.
ly supposed to be. Temporarily tho
state has accepted the figures submit
ted by Mr.. Osborn. but VIII make An
aDpraisement OF its own.