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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
GEOmr I. BILL4NTINE DEAD
SDG Pn~umonia Following BIOSs PSIsSnlnE
Eraut l'Ist Singer.

George Alexander Ballantins. son of
th., late Peter a. Ballantins. the Newark
brewer. dIed yesterday morning IN Dr.
Bulls sanitarium ~ Wss' Thirty-thIrd
street. Uf pneumonia following blood
poisoning from Cut finger. He had
b....n ~ in the sanitarium for two w''eks.
Mi Ballantins was % years old. HIS
grandfather was the founder % the brew
ing company His father died ia lsS?
The business was carried "n after tn"
father, death 10y two ~ the SINS John
II Ralantin" aud Robert = Ballaniine
G..urC.. \ Blllsntine dit not retain an
interest "a the hrrwaTy. lut had = large
urIydt" tncuu" e hi own and studied
architecture.
Ia 1914 MIR Ral.antInr instituted suit
against ms brother Robert = ballantlne
and G,.sJrg" G. FT-linghuyss'n. EXECUTORS
OF Peter II BallautIn-'s estate. for al
accounting FOR hI- ~har.. 81 the estate
Mr. Ballantiu" Demanded three hiths
mart 1T hIs share ~ thr .-state which had
h...u wll-d 20 hum cOndltIonailv and
which th. EXECUTORS had withheld, de-
,larluE that h- was "NtravaRAnt and
Impruvideut The -,tit was js.Cids-i against
the -Ou.
cat The l'f'l- finger on hi> right hand
On a ~ardins Cau. Two weeks ago Last
Nlpudav hrs hand began 10 swell and TO
aus. ham lain g. cam" 20 New York
and .nt.r,-i ~ Bull santiarlum. las
VIE. AMI his daughter Marie. taking up
y. TEMPORARY r,'-idrnC,. at the Hotel Web
-t.r ~ N,-t fuTts NTH street. Nir.
FallAn;ln. ,'uut.uu,-i To grow worse and
after = consultation ut physicians an
ouaratlun Va- d-rid-d on. he opera
tlnn wa~ performed on March Later
-.-utIr pneumonia >s't IA
R..-id.- ll- wife lIrd ia Ighter. Nh
H,IlantIuy. - sur. we'd by his mother
Nhn T. m Euru,.. and hN thr~.. sisters
Mr. G.-org" g. Fr"linsh,v-'n. Mrs
Robert " Cumming aud Miss Billantine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
NEGRO TOI VI mn.
&c .. the Wan VINO Robbed and Assaulted
FI.e Manicure Girls.

William Corbin. young Venezuelan
negro. Who is charg@i With robbing and
a-saulting five manicure giris last De-
cent 81 vas on trial IN General sessions
vost ,r,iav before Judge Rosalsky. THE
uIrv weat out az - o'clock and at I.I5
% clock this morning brought IN a verdict
Ut guilty
Flizaheth GRAY SAID tOrbin cam" INTO
her b,1.iuess place az 80 SiNth avenue
on December Z end asked her 20 20 20
one II he large hotels Nhsr~ HIS employer
wanted = manictirist. When she told him
Z. he wFs alOra and couldn't leave the
place he robbed her 81 q and struck
her In ths face.
Tbs four other girls testified Co like
visita-
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van, the Mslnr,. Mm,ar, Ms.I

The George VI. Mccarthy Association
Of Jersey city he's adopted a resolution
pstitIoning Congress TO rdi-s the wreck
Of he L =. = Maine and asking United
States senators Kean and Briggs OF New
Jersey TO Use their influence toward hay-
ing the military mast aud top OF the ~
fated battleship sent to Jersey city for
erection in on. of the parks IN the Green
willie section
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
PENUOSE TO TACKLE STRIKE
SENATOR mn TRY no >ETTLE
run IDEIPHIl TROI mn
OaIS Two Points &c DiHrTrnr~ nrsnaIW Ns''-
tween Transit 90. amt IT. ER'DIsS rr-
tsne O. . alOrslIoU sg IIsaSr. the
ether g'taer~ GSr ~Irthr Hrrskerp.

0NNeF tNnefN NOg NNNNNg NbNE9hFFA-
,,
"',.N""'' "'N' ""',"
h''N" T"hr''-" " "AIs,''''h ''''' ~
'"' '"' '"E - 'N' w. ''" '""'
''"''''''''T"' VI - '''''"" W ~"
u""' 4" ."' Gar -'''Ns ''N ,"u's So
w" SENATOR He'S "'''"' 'y'>''" " ~"
H''''"- ~" ..',,' - I,l'''"''S
if,r'h' "n'ihn rem
'~'" ''""" 'U'p'''' an.
s'r'N'hS '"r'n'h ar" run"Ing NOSES 'h"s
nav wa" N"''hS az" '''-' na'' -
nay" "s"" W '"'~ '" '''''"'S '" '''
"'ne'
mr." az" "h'y Nv" P''in'S w, WIN '"',''
Ne"her wants w" Pup'c I" ""'",'c '''"'
y '"'H w" m'ia''N"' pu. inc r"a' S'"'"-
! nNhs "'A "a u'N''"I'" '"-u"! !" ''-
'"r"hc's b"'~""n representatives Z" w"
company anu ct VA" SUI N'rS was 'n'
question whether al 'h' men -ha IT,
YAK "a'H.
-''"h' Vol "H-pre~'deht ~ va"
company. talA"d IN" matter over 'n-
evening WIN ''Arehc" -. frh"' "'""r
"l Va" EAR -'rik'rs' fr'1't made drnhll"
proposition. u" Hah thh' the T. ". J.
would not liz asked L" re""grlse hnloni-h
proNh"d II aSr'-'d {" TAX" Rack All "I IN"
mon who went out. including thn-e VINO
w"r" fired Tor ia" go"d "i the ~"rN''r.
, In" only sIecih"a' on tn" AmdIga-
mated tninn insisted ON was thal here
after ia" y X. !. deal with th" union
through committee tn" PROPOSITION
was not mad" m writing. although u viii
/ H. 49, submitted tomorrow. Mr.. Pratt
,,.IL..l ,b,,,,,s ,,,,,.r and L.f, M, d,iIt A.
. -, -. ...,.,.,.,,, ,,..,l1 -, Ina. =.
|
a"uldi"
u. a. - now believed. p~nC" - patched
Ip ~ th"S.. term, ia. agreement would
mean iha, th. c,mpany would have Ia
-. ~. ST
81" W ~ ~ 80 '''''
sine t"hrNhhiN - I"'haP- -" "''"'
. Il would ~" permitted tu keep IN" m''ih-
h..r- Of tho keV-tons Union about T. iup
Nh, ,,.f,,s.a ., .'r,l.,. mt VII, lIv..
-. -, ..-,-,.t.I. -, ,,,..,,,,,,... -
a, "
hI"'N'''' '', ""'"' '''IN'''
would hs permitted 10y the Ai1algau ted
Union 80 deal with 'h.. keyrtun. pan,l..
IA. tpJiytd,l.l. lint ~ would have. =, mr.
=. -. I,.,,.- a. w.,b ,l. A,,,,i-
80 :" - -.
HA'""''' ''lI'''A' - -
'''-nrg" tIri" hs- practically with
drNn frnn th. situation W.. vl~ dis
,,l.,i -..d hv th.. criticism that has Teen
~. an an. ,,,,,rt,.r. and b,nt.d tb.t
. -. a :
'"' 'r','N N"""' nav w '''N' Wv "
-l-n-ibiliiE
I Mr farl. issued a statement TODAY
D. IN which h.. .Nf,L,tu..,i tn. origin If the.
..,,.....,,,,. t...,,,'....,, y n 4 ,gi,,.I. ,ol
4 -, =, - r.. a,
Nv H''NS ""'' So ''"'' Nv
has i"' cihng"u nv IHu,llh'-
lh' i-'--ihllN 81 N'A'.' VICE >'riN"
VIII XIV" SENATOR f"iir"-" hl~ entrance
IA thr"a' If"I-''i 'h'r's1-''d interest
l"-daN VIM ~ I-' avn" SHOWN tiiAl UNION
labor ~ IittSh"rg' RI" AM W llh''-tArrr
nav" N"i'd Z" =" 'hi " week ROW t"-dAE
provided inc Gar HtTiA" her" u not ~"'ti~t
b''lnT" th'N VIM"
III" committee 81 t~il Ia rs.'~iEs-d
a~~'IraN'" -. ~ " gives ohl' lr"Hh ..hlotlS
All over ia" Sii.'" S'.Vihg that The re-
~i'nn-' Z" ~" cali ~ h~ state FEDERATION
90 -,'"r VIII u Nidr-',f"ei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
IL. Altnrait & On.

\ GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION THE FITTING UP or
PRIVATE RESIDENCES. HOTELS AND COUNTRY HOMES WIN
SUMMER FURNISHINGS
FOR THIS Pu RPosE THERE SHOWN UPHOLSTERY FABRICS
FOR pRAPIRgs FURNITURE AND WALL COVERINGS
LACE CURTAINS AND LIGHTWEIGHT PoRTEREs
SUMMER FLOOR COVERINGS CONSISTING or HoMEsPuN
RUGS AND ART SQUARES IN CoLoRS TO MATCH cREroNNes
WILTON BRUSSELS ADMINISTER AND SMYRNA RUGS ALSO
STRIPS FOR HALLS AND srAIRvAYS
WINDOW SHADES FURNITURE SLIP COVERS
AND AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER.
ESTIMATES AND SKETCHES SUBMITTED REQUEST. -
yftb Aurmar. 34fb ann 35fh efrrsta arm unrk-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
rLERGI M,N ~ HO>PII a..
Tn. R-,. Phnp '.s,an Dury Treated Tor
g.axtrlft-
Tb- Re- Pb'hp Gayau DuTy. who has

Th- Re- Phihp Gavau DuTy. who has
ben vis,ifnz tuH -, LAWSON Garter
PCT rs.or ~ ~ i've ION grsgitIrn of Trans
.Fg4ss '!on Criaps' IpTp,.s thirst. church.
Al ~ VS. Sis'v-niuth street. wa. put
M fFa lIs-s .-IrtBH v.rFI - bsllsN 10
Hos,,t..i la.' O. Si,' lir h-d be,n ~ the
rs-,iYrf ~ N 81 Sssy.srit .'fi street bout
I.pir q. -. uag.Hg .prta Ir.D from We
moot rr.. ding zoo %" Re-, " rh
N. vlrnl-I"~ Nl"T hts gr".- ICED
si,ie.-iv D.. - utzN' NJ I:roh hLd ~ a'uurI.
L.nr. CtIirt \ clergyman II tn -uin-
NJ rne 49, formerly evtoI rf ~ Pau =
tErir..t 90 Na,gspus- W The BslI.N u-
I,ayr,st.us re tfrttIug nm for gg-tritI-.
A. IGs. hu.pit-' p. -.ff no Wa from
= .nrar az ~ th.' h" had been N
tkr CIty 'hT~" ,ia;-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
~. q. BIRBER ICQJITTED.
Accusing G.IrI's case FRiIs Another
Pendlng

Harry g Barber a well to do coal dealer
Of c9I clinton avenue. Brooklyn. az
acquitted in special Sessions Yesterday
on the charge of InipaiTing the morals
Of Mary sullivan. - years old Of NJ Cath-
drine street
Barber has a coal yard al Water street
and James slip. He was arrested "u
February ~ last II was charged that the
offence Was committed IA his office \
similar case ia which the complainant
agains, Barber - q nine -year-old Italian
girl j. sci for trial on March -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17

The Styles

that fashion sanctions may be found here at their in
cepion-we watch every development in tailoring.
Spring Suits & vercoats 8 to S45, ready to wear
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rne t-~zt rn sTuuts. -a-
4, Nsuixohar viii arrive ~ Rio Janeiro
e. Sunday and stop four days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
UNDgnTAKERS.

gaAsN 2. cAMPnELI, sSl:sSa v. gsa ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17

FALO OiNTIl.s4 b. guA-anteel - cure shy
, 'ss fn ~ 10 laga o. money Tculdcd 90.
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EvksTNo SUI
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
WALL STREET HAS
A REAL HEADACHE
The Smart Financlers 'ss,ss! - Sseen Fleece
ing the Lambs Enjoying the distinct
ion Of Being Whipsawed

NEW YORK. June s-NVall street has
q real headache. The smart fnanciers.
men who in the past have so merrily
''fleeced the lambs" are sore and they
smart when spoken to- They have been
.'whip-sawed" and the job pulled off by
the very clement that in the past had
been considered fair meat by the sharp
bulls and bears.
\ week ago yesterday the market was
quiet. Whatever speculation was con-
fined TO professional element. Prices We're
on good level and brokers were pre-
pairing to take lengthy summer vacations
Then came flood of selling orders, seem
ingly out Of a clear sky. Before the
brokers could interfere, values. especial
ly OF the so-called standard railroad
shares, mad been driven down. Panicky
conditions prevailed before it was learn
ed that selling orders originated in
Washington, Immediately following the
location of their source came the an
nouncement that the attorney general had
decided to institute injunction suits
against the railroads which result in n
dissolution of the pool agreement and
keep rates from advancing. But before
this news was thoroughly digested I'm
siders" had SKINNED the milk and taken
away the cream. All the money made
came from the speculative element in
tho street the stocks holding to unload
ON the lambs" that were depressed In
alue. Paper losses for the day were enor-
nous, approximating more than one hun
bred millions in the entire stock list.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
THE uNpARpoNABLE SIN.

The most impressive service OF the se-
ries SO lar was held last night at the
Christian church. After an excellent song
service DR.. Yeuen conducted a very in
structive Bible reading on New Tesla
nent conversions. Mr., YeucIi has tho
happy faculty of opening up aud ex-
pounding the scriptures In most clear
and convincing manner and many tie
finding these Bible readings the best part
of the service
After solo bg Mr.. Wake Mr.. YeusiI
took as his text Matt 1871 Therefore
! say unto you. every sin and blasphemy
shall be forgiven unto men; but the bias
phemy against the spirit shall. not be for
given" Some attribute this teaching to
the Pharisees alone but Jesus says who
soever." Any person may commit the
they have crossed some sort of dead
line unconsciousIy and thus have COM
mitted that sin. But a sin committed in
ignorance is not objectionable God has
set no trap for men. He gives men clear
and repeated warning and men walk into
ii with their eyes open. They repeatedly
refuse the light. refuse the OFF, % sal
walton In Jesus Christ harden their
hearts against the gospel appeal until
conscience is scared as with n hot iron
and the impulse TO accept Christ Is gone
The statement of Jesus that blasphemy
against God and the Son of Man may
he forgiven while that against the spirit
is objectionable was explained By refer
ence TO the three dispensations. The first
is the dispensd,ion of God as recorded
In the Old Testament We are NOT under
thsL we do OF 20 to the Old Tesla
ment to ind answer TO the question
Nv hat must 1 do to be saved?''
God revealed himself to a chosen l.eople
through Moses and the prcphes bat
men fofslok Goa aud refused to do His
wili. Then lie sent His Son and ON tnc
Mo ~ Of sfguration he Wis n Of
81 .scl cid Eilsah vanish ami .. Voice
out OF heaven proclaims; 'This nay be-
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09

. -''se Va "'e" 81 worn ieo"uo'i's 'no
pp. ae''o" VI u'o po'i''''''eo was
''i'eu W cue eouiien ine eo''''''''ee
iNeu " p'ieii"Se e''i
V'', u P'pe 40 ~ was ueN"'ou neeesS''s
'''' "o'' WI nan" i'f u"
,o, Ss''0''
~ so"'' eo s', 'eoo''''aonueu Mr.
''.'''o" Ao' eN'ens'o" 'i ''e
''''
- ','''u - 't'p'i,e SPee'''''i''o'iS
c,,-..'- "S' w.
S'''''' ',''" s''es Vi VIC par" eoh',,'''ee
,, 80 y" ia. 'ie "o'N ." tue Nor'p
A,sDs - W." N'"'
,ha aa,,na,, saa nna,s., 'sssS.s' .na' 90
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
rIlEY rnrMsrI.vrs sA1p IT

p,atto q, to,,,s,,,ie Rv arc I'm the CITY
80, arr,,,,,, y.s,ard.,, from PAGAN
enr,rcs rbey are mn NJ tho yiories
Of Archule,a county. It's canning. oshIng
ana sco,.rv ana saw TINT their recent
,,,,,g f., tho Wilde NJ rho county win
n. ran.a,ed sa soor "a the o,nortpnitv
,res.n,a ,,ss,f
ras, SATURDAY. they left paposa Springs
,,,,h4 ant pos,,y,c, ybo 1s NO mean
fisherman and travelled come tbirtv-eipht
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
Social Event of
London's Season

LONDON, June s.-The most brilliant
event of London's social season called
today with the International marriage.
that of Miss Margaretta A. Drexei to
Niscount Maidstone. y magnificent re-
ceptlon at the brides home at Grosvenor
square, followed the ceremony. At the
direct request OF Queen Alexandra,
queen Mary and King George, the origi-
nal program was carried out In spite of
the mourning for Edward. The nagni-
hcence OF the gifts. valued at more than
half a million dollars. has seldom been
exceeded In England or America. The
ceremony was performed at st. Margar-
cts church, Westminster, the bishop of
London officiating, assisted by Canon
Henson. rector of st. Margaret's. The
church was lsvishly decorated, carte
blanche having been given Goodyear, the
court florist. Long before the time set
for the ceremony at 2:l5 p. m. the pub
lie began to gather about the church.
The admission was strictly by Invitation,
two thousand having been issued. SIM
plicity was the keynote of the brides
trousseau. and simplicity marked the
gowns OF the principal figures at the
wedding. A tremendous crowd gath
cred outside the church.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
President Affixes
Signature to Bill

WASHINGTON. June s.-Presldont
Taft affixed his signature to Represen-
tatltve TayloTs bill permitting various
towns in Colorado to acquire government
land for park purposes on payment of
81. 70 per acre for same.
The measure passed both houses some
time ago but had hard shedding on ac-
count OF the met that certain lands bore
restrictions imposed by the interior de-
partment. These matters were adjusted
and Secretary Ballinger approved the
bill and forwarded It to the president.
Senator Guggenhem has given notice
he would propose and urge an amend
ment to the sundry civil bill. authoriz-
ing the secretary OF the interior to grant
leases and permits for use OF land in
Mesa Verde now Colorado park He also
proposed an amendment to the same bill
increasing appropriation for gauging
streams for investigating underground
currents and artesian wells to q quarter
million dollars
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
Maybe Money for
the A. & c. Road

BERLIN. June ct was announced
today that an International banking
group would take s25.ooO,Go of the
bonds OF the Southern Pacific rail-
way. The terms for the loan will be
made public later 10y Kuhn. Loeb a
Co. Of New York.
The above Item occupies an obscure
corner on the financial page of the Dem
yer Post, but to Durango 1t means much.
showing that the new road construction
bonds being offered by the Southern Pa
little question but that 1t means money
for the building OF the A. & C. branch.
Don't lose heart. Durango and this south
west section is all right and going to
boom ere long.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09

nor the abundance OF nsh -nor dow ba
IT spolsenJ the amount they ate. We re-
peat they couldn't and Billy BostwiciS
Wouldn't
In day and a half. the three OF them
caught some fortynve pounds of ish.
the smallest weighing pound and "a half
Mi. Well made tho most remarkable
catch, u lively trout of some nine and
a MALT pounds. Mountain trout cooked
out in the open, under the blueat or skies
In the shadow of the everlasting hills
with the ripple Of the water. clear for
twenty feet or more. and rejecting ns n
mirror the blue OF the lake OF ether far
abovei What does any one out OF the
mountains know about mountain troutf
There is nothing like it the whole world
over. If you don't know from expert
ence, try 1t for yourself.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09

domain in the west. The bill goes to the
president for his approval. Colorado Will
be affected in measure. The new stat
ute will permit the settlement and culti-
walton of vast areas of the public lands.
which while they have been withdrawn
on account of their coal deposits, are
still valuable for agriculture. Under the
bill the government does not part with
the coal deposits. 1t allows the land to
be taken up under the homestead. desert
or stone acts by entrymen for agricultural
purposes only. the government reserving
the coal to dispose of as 1t may see lit.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
FAIR ADVERTISING
o

The advertising committee OF the fair
association is deslrous OF advertising the
annual fan event In every nook and cor
Nor OF the southwest and In the Denver
press. and to this end feel the association
should come in for Il division OF the adj
vcrtising fund obtained by the county
through the ievy made last fall. 1t Ia
claimed that the merchants of the city
are to be called upon to put up the guar
antee fund, and that In the matter Of
advertising the entire county receives benz
eht and tho expense should fall equally
on property owners.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
Half Goes Down
to Defeat in Iowa

DIES MONIES Ia, June s.-Because he
supported Speaker Cannon. Congressman
HUI of the Seventh Iowa district, the
home of Senator Cummins, went down
to defeat at the primaries yesterday,
After twenty years in congress he was
defeated by Judge s. f. Prouty. a Des
Moines lawyer, who made his NTH cam
paign against him for nomination. Prouty
had a majority Of about 20 and carried
every county in the district but one.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
Trying to Secure
Relief for Settlers

WASHINGTON, June Sat the In
stance OF former Representative John c.
Bell of Montrose, Colo. Representative
homestead settlers under the uncompleted
Uncompahgre irrigation project and has
introduced bills to permit assignment
of uncompleted homestead entries under
reclamation projects and to allow absence
from entry Of land during the period
where water L. unobtainRble.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
MORNING FIRE AT TELLURIDE.

TELLURIDE, June Sire broke out
this morning about Q o'clock between the
buildlngs occupied by Charley Stewards
barber shop and the Cosmopolitan sa-
loon. resulting in damaging the saloon
building and contents TO extent of 81. 900,
the contents suffering mostly from water.
The barber shop is almost total loss.
The saloon will resume business this ev-
ening
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
COUNCIL
MEETING
Large Grist Of Bust
ness Transacted in
Regular Session


Couneii met iuespay h'sht IN regular
| session. Mayor Goodman presided, and
All aldermen present
the minutes OF the regular meeting OF
May IL and the regular adjourned meet
ing oil May ~ May "a and May 81 were
rea" anu aPproNeu'
The following petitions were read and
granted - W. solomon EXPRESS Al
tAhheier' theater' % JAWS livery John
Moreioek' second hahd' w Shermier
second manu. q. a. oiarke' Sniiotu lp-
Vestmeht Co. o. W ana PAU Ritter
pf' arthur DiV's' oharles Herr auto
hooiie' + IL. orah"'h' Plumbing
Inc city treasurers hohthly report
showed paiahee on hahd OF N''dpio''
| According 10 .ity 'lofk "ihsoh report
| ior's-'wo ooe licenses nave been Issued
me to''h coiieetionS OF inc water su-
| perin'ehoent ior 'he month were Fo'no.8S'
| romeo Aasis'ri'o iiouN eoiected SS9 III
hhes ana hNe arrests We're made Henith
oineer huru reported t'l"' the Two ehseA
Oh scarie, ieNer had peeh discouraged
ihere 10 one case OIL typhoiu ieNer IN
] tiie ei's' s-seNNh iie'u Vi stuch "ero
| ifhpouhueu oF 'he her"e' Dur'hS tle
month N'S'o''4 was Expended py me street
department. Inc REPORTS Oh the inherent
oineeis were orusfeu p'ieed On NE
| man 'iiii'i' u 'he street anu NJ
'es eo".'n'''ee s'a'eu 'i'nt COMPLAINTS
| Meie 'ei's ''''ue ''ou' '''e e"i''i'''" VI
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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
Yesterdays BASEBALL SCORES.

Yesterdays BASEBALL SCORES
National
Chicago o: Philadelphia l.
Cincinnati o.. Brooklyn 10
Pttsburg .: Boston /.
st Louis 5; New York 4
American
New York 4. st. Louis O.
Washington 2; Detroit 4.
Philadelphia a cle7eland 8.
Boston Z; Chicago 6.
American Association
Milwaukee S; Louisville 8.
Columbus G; Kansas City 4
st. Paul 81 Toledo l.
Minneapolis C; indianapolis 3
Western
Omaha .; Lincoln 2.
Des Moines a. Sioux City l.
St Joseph 7: Denver 9
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
ESCAPED FROM SING srNa.

The great comedy success. Escaped
from Sing Sing will he the bill at Red
Men opera house this evening. This h
an entertaining play and with popular
prices the hall Will no doubt be wet1
Allied Between acts will b. four biz
vaudeville nets with singing and dane.
ing.
After tho show there VIII b dancs.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09

crusade against the wearing OF big
hats at church services has been start
ed simultaneously by the pastors OF four
leading churches Of Elizabeth, N. j. Rev.
Or. Samuel Guy snowden of the Madi-
son Avenue Presbyterian church says: II
believe that big hats are a hlndrance to
the salvation Of souls In our churches.
believe that It is wrong for women
TO wear snch bonnets."
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09

Missing his hold on the handrail of an
Englewood car about o'clock Sunday
night, near the Tulleries. julius A. Fox.
an employe of the Denver Gas & Electric
company. fell under the wheels and was
crushed to death.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09

Grand Junction. figuring on a school
cen.ns basis, claims n population of TO-
01. There will be a wet blanket thrown
on many cities when the government CEN
sus reports are handed out.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09
COLORADO BRIEFS

Col W. w. Ferguson, commander Of
the Grand Army, Is still confined to his
bed by injuries received Saturday when
hit by an automobile
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-09

NAPLES, June S-Durlng the night
sories OF slight earth shocks were re-
corded by the seismographs at points
In southern Italy. To-day. however, peo-
pie throughout the region that wns So
vorcly shaken yesterday, are cnlmer, in
the hope that tho danger is over.